Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-16
Adoption Follows After
Stormy Session of Four
Hours
Is DEMOCRATS JOIN
Iiil Is Practically Identical With the
Fcrdncy Measure-Bill Now Goes
/To Senate

Washington, April lG.---Republi-
can leaders, supported by Al; >xcept
eight of their party and by Il Dem-
ocrats, pushed the Young Emer@en-
/ oy Tariff and Anti-Dump;ng i'll
4 through the House late Yesterday
The vote was 269 to 112 VIZ. two
r,em5era voting present.
Passage Of the measure earn: at
the end of a stormy Session. 'iIring
which handful Of Democrl' :, adc::
by "a few Republicans, ha. harasSr!
TIE leaders of the Republican SIDE
persistentlv for more thai four
| hours. Charges that the Republi-
cans had bowed 20 !he e. ,tation OF
the Senate" We're nnrlr:l :nt only
by Representative Garrett, Tennes-
ssee, acting Democratic leader. but
by Representative Newton. Minnesota
and Representative Luce, Massachu-
= setts, both Republicans. as well.
The battle was later continued
when Representative Mondsll, Wy
:oning, Republican floor leader, an
.,ounced plan for the House to
meet tomorrow to receive report
from. the immigration Committee.
This was objected to by MIR. Gar
rett, who said the Republican meH-
I bers of the immigration Commit
tee had acted without first having
ssreanized their committee. Remo,
cratic committee members had not
been selected. Nj. Garrett asserted,
urging that the report. said to be on
the immigration Restriction bill, be
DELAYED until Democrats have
chance to see it, After half
dozen EXCHANGES Mr.. Mondell agreed
TO wait and the House adjourned un
til Monday.
Ifeated discussion marked the
tariff debate, which revealed a VIDE
split in the Texas delegation. Sew
eral Louisiana members also sup
ported the tariff program. The dis
cussion was particularly pointed
when Representative Connolly, DEM
oe-at. Texas. 'chided his colleague,
Representative Hudspeth, for de
serring his party"
Besides Mr.. Hudspeth, the roll
call showed the following Democrats
[voting for the tariff: Parrish, B!an-
ION and Jones, of Texas; Dupre Fav-
rot Martin and Lazaro, Of ,Louisi-
ana: smithwick, Georgia; Taylor,
Colorado; Lea, California: Clark
Florida; Campbell, Pennsylvania;
.ankfort;, Georgia, and Deal, Virginia
Republicans voting against the
bill included Stafford, Wisconsin;
Tinkham, Massachusetts,; Penlman,
volk. Ryan and siegel, of New York;
Luce, Massachusetts,, and Keller,
Michigan.
The Marvl":, i'd delegation followed
their party alignments. Representa-
tives Iinthi:um and Goldsborough'
Democrats. voted against the biz.
Representative Blakeney and HILL
Republicans, voted for it and Mr..
Hill announced that MIR. Mddd was
unavoidably absent but was IN favor
Of the measure and would have so
voted. Representative Zihlman, Re-
publican, was recorded as absent.
Chairman Fotdney, of the Ways
and Means Committee. precipltateo
tho char res of Senate d:ctatlon when
be declared the Senate would accept
no changes in the bill as it was pas
sod last session. not so much as a
crossing of a "t" or the dotting OF an
:; Those are instructions" ne
hdded.
MIR Newton, who had tie floor
rAtorted that he would not "surrend,
q Judgment and intelligence both' or
q question on which he felt he was
right.
.That admission By Mr.. Fordney
i the most amazing have hearc
in nav is years experience in tht
House" Representative Garner, o.
Texas sho,ted. at appears tha
the Constitution is being violated, TO
it saws explicitly that revenue meas
ures must originate in the House
and here we have the chairman o
the Ways and Means Cirm.ttee sd
mitting frankly that the bill was d.
tated by the: Senate.
"And further, Mr.. Fordney's stat