The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-10
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! passed by. the senate. The Demo|
,.-;s.;:.ssee ..........eas has nut the finishing
touches On the measure, and practi-
cally all the points OF difference have
been removed as far as the party
council has been able to harmonize
opinion or enforce party discipline
There remains. Of course, the schism
OF the Louisiana senators on the su-
gar schedule, but that has been &C.
cepted nj discounted long since and
the bill will have to be passed With
cut The support, approval or vote Of
the two senators from the socalled
Democratic state OF Louisiana. Prac-
ticoly cyarytl ne else has been dis
posed Of satisfactorily, and It mas be
said that the Democrats have shown,
Zen the whole, an ability to get togeth-
or in the mailing Of this measure fcr
which few would have given them
credit six months ago, even after the
great political victory that brought
them into control Of the government
Indeed, IS was in expectation ol<ki
visions and differences among
many Of the big and little, "a
and local interests preparedA
special consideration Tor
in the making ef the Ia
had always been done go.
there was no reason why it shoS
not be done again. When the On
left the house and went over to th@
senate results Of this sort were look
ed for None OF them have been
brought abou .sand, il is creditable to.
The inteIli7 Of those seeking, then
to say, - for and expectation Or
them were very soon abandoned as
hopeless. The senators have stood as
firmly and as Loyalty to The party
folicy in the making OF the tariH as
The members Of the party in the
house. and there has been nothing in
the event to justify the suspicious
that we're held and the iibes chat
we're thrown at more chan one Demo
cratic senator by doubters and cynica
even by their party.
What is regaMed as almost po-
utical miracle 10 been brought out
Of al this. a tariff bill has been
Aade by The senate with schedules
than those sent over from the
Mir. Underwood expresses
adiffcA ~ ao the revenue produc
ing ability Of the bill w salst.s
The senate, ana he thin some Of the
house schedules may be restored af
Tor proper consideration in conier-
ance, bu,, he says There viii be no
disposition on the part OF the house
10 insist on IFS schedules, i'll mere
pride OF authorship on lcr any other
reason than desire to bring the best
results Tor all interests Of the people
aud it VIII be easy enough he is sure,
Il come to an agreement between the
Two houses OF congress. The points
1t issue are likely to be more OF aa-
miniswauye than economic concern,
and there should be no difficulty in
Imposing any differences that may
appear The most important thing
and The one really significant is that
he senate has reduced the schedules
that's were lnade by the house, and
that is quite Unprecedented
4 II is high time, however that the
bin was actually put u&n the statute
books, and it is to be ho that when
ihe senate has passed it, Should
20 shortly. il win be shapv
conference aud returned for
ZION by both houses in recorl
The business OF the counl
hold in leash until nes -.
fecting It in fda and Important
ure. shah have been made ipto~
With the tann bill passed there
SHOULD be a great revival OF business
and an activity Of enterprise that will
make new records Of industry and
commerce for tho United States, ThN
country is not afraid OF The low tariff
II only wants an end to all the un
cortaintles, The Democrats should b
able to put an end to those 1uicly al
ter having taken very nearly the lllnt
Of a reasonable time to shape up !
highly creditable and beneacien
measure