The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-10-03
HUGHES AND THE ADAMsoN BILL

pass bill there was no reason whatever
why its action should be merely delayed by fibustering
Arguments along this line really this-that in
some way the administration should have been
.The truth is that the executive destroyed the moral
strength OF the situation when he threw his hands
yielded the principle Of arbitration and went
demanding the railway wage bill the price of
Congress- far as the moral of the situation
ministration chose its ground it selected its ground
carefully and with manifest view partisan expediency
In the closing days acted with swiftne and it
now cry that Republican candidate thousand miles
away should nave saved 1t IRON carrying out its fixed
speech
credit Candidate ngenuousne MAX
ing of the men
employees magnates ON the other were
president congress pertinent
Hughes offered what
did but waited until had been adopted irrevocab
said that carefully
framing from telling what he thinks should have been done Had the
president steps
Hughes could then said that legislation bill
should have been enacted lie evidently wants to catch
In other has he shown himself light
of a knocker so completely this
bridge European complications
supreme bench could propre
of action But in this had oppo
tty action If he had any ideas would
the strike without of legislation similar
the Adamson bill it his duty suggest it. He did not In all
shifting whining
Moreover which failing
suggest course OF action while the legislation was pending shows
lack appreciation of the duties of citizenship He did not
the administration from itself But if the law
says question saving country
nothing in President Wilson's but partisan expedency
he knows nothing else himself.
He has complaint make other filbusters INDUCED in
other matters by Republican that according
Hughes OF less vital Importance than this He has declared this
be of character that
that who believed this be the character
would not be justified using parliamentary prevent
height absurdiy unworthy any presidential
date When the bill before the lower house large majority
the Republicans and voting supported When
to the reasonable of time occupied by Repub
lan discussing the bill
pe of DAVIS and brought on strike which youd have rendered r
ventve legislation worthless and would have killed bill
Republican with few exceptions did discuss
at length and ended their talks purpoey result of
time allow its passage before time beginning
voted for the bill Why there such difference
ton of the and the action of the members the
Are not justified being suspicious Mr. Hughes
ing that the action OF the senators man partisan Are
justified assuming that Candidate Hughes his
advisers determined after the left the attempt
make it the issue which they sadly NEEDED?
In 1907 in the midst panic report the industrial
commission says threw $4,000 railroad
Senator Arh panic the history of
the nation Morgan asked condition of
that the Tennessee Coal
Iron could be absorbed by without
ton under the antitrust law He also agreed
and other banks help
100000 the provided that
with him from the without being the
eminent President Roosevelt the
the absorbing of the Tennessee Coal company Cor
teyou deposited the with Morgan panic
checked The TIMES believes that the technical violation
under the circumstances excusabe in order
that refusal to comply would have entaed yielding to
hooup resident Roosevelt did not call together repeal
amend the law he set aside in Tech
ncy this executive usurpaon and word
was uttered by hughes VINO was then governor of New York
When president Wilson order
ours asks congress Tor legislation that will prevent and
passes e requested law IN favor which majority of Republicans
voting house record the himself
100 per cent candidate says that it Of uurpa
The proposed by President Wilson suggested by
either the labor leaders the railroad
course which the labor leaders accepted and the rejected
1t lacked elements OF surrender to specific demand which charac