The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
(Coptinusd from rage ons.)

hazard, thoir re-elsctions The cry OF
"cnucua domination" IF raised. might
rorco them. IL was ARGUED. into omen
co-Oporution with four or nvr Itnpubll-
can Honntorn now nitiing. whose definite
purpono was declared Ia annoy tho On
ihtinH Republican administration
The PrssidsnVs Position.
Tho president further took opporiuh-
NV Ia rarHiato hin p0hlti"n toward at
tempted amendment Of tho federal 10
norvo act witch would Iouulro him. "
aduptod, sponIncally To appoint farmer
ON tho Toaorvo boarl Ito would not
objocl. Il was nuih. I" n"mn requirement
,porIryInu ropIopontstlvnH Of ngTl"ul
tur, InhuatTy pnd Cummeroe M haooa-
nary To tho makeup OF that body, hut
dooa oppoHo a ulnRla mandate Tor TAR
mer
Further. tho dinner conference. for tho
benoflt particularly OF Chairman Adam
formulated tho View thRt worry conHid-
orable accomplishment had already boon
roRiatered by conRreuH under tho Hepub-
llcan regime. hut that tho facts had been
obscured partially by adverse criticism
and partially through neglect. Methods
should DO adopted. II WINS agreed. To lay
before tho voting public the Republican
presentation upon the auhject
The confcrees got down 10 detailed
con sideration OF the tariff bill. includ-
INK schedule percentages and political
,trenKth for various demands rs to
amounts sought In IL.
On these matters. however, II was
insisted that no conclusions were
reached. The debt rcfunding bin. In the
view represented as being taken by the
president should not be definitely tied
to soldier bonus proposals or rhfundH
from II set aside as the payments. IL
wus agreed that carly action upon II
might help tho treasury position ana
make tho ask Of meeting bonus charges
easier.
IL In ILnIy. those present considered
that I'rosldent Harding Will broaden thr
s,opo Of his ,onarc nnionai conferences
and seek at nllnT aud lhlor hhlhoflhbt
tho opinion Of ,nrr preventative men III
iouisIniIvo ,irrIrs not in' luhod hniur
day. u wns largely ho"nuno OF ihln ra"'
,hoI thnna attending rnfininnh fr""
formulating rreuIno pluna whi"h might
| ho rnnHldc,od aItpmpIu I" diIs"t action
American valuation.
IN, finance rnmmlItan which Ions
/ hnu born considering tho ,nrlff Ia renhI
/ To Imrnp into tho ruhlnct OF American
| valuation u question With wal
! uIntod wan dlrC,iHpoh Tor morC than ~
hour Ian, night while, oGnln. ih"re WA
/ no pgroemcnt reached or sought, th'
| diHcussIon was said to hnrc developed
nm inslEtcnCe by tho president that NJ
should hnvo more leowny in III" admin
| lstrntIon md application or tho hom'
vnlue policy than Is provided In TIT
present bill. passed by the house.
Provisions In the senate bill woult
hermit the president to raise or lowe
duties Of q maximum OF 20 per cen
from the schedule rates to meet emery
oncies. or as n basis for working on
recIprocal agreements with other gov
crnments. Mr.. Harding was declared Il
have Informed the conference that a b'
per cent reduction or Increase shoult
be provided To cover all future require
ments, and To have reiterated the rec
concentrations Of his last message re
garding greater fl1xibility
Debt Asfundin1.
Az regards the form OF tho debt re
| fuudlug lin. leaders WeTa Inclined u
ia. opiniOn that the senaio hhhn"" com
! u.ilIus would make "a" ,hahBeh Ia w
| h.uss measure 1hI1 """Ih 'to"" a.
! ,uI.n., .T li.u r,"i."h,i advocated b
SGtI clay hIGll'i'. ''"' '''
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| a., A., tl,a iIu. v,hi"h ~ "lsh' dec" "'l
| ,I,,Ii. I., .sicnSi,." 81 I"P"'""'" /"
! .iIhs, I,I.,.sI 80 principal 80 h"'h ]
! vas baia ,.Apg ih"' ~" p'."li""' ""
/ ..r,.sa.d HE nrr,"""l ~ ~" r"l'"F
| h.mnr,nil" ps""i"'". h""d"l Nv 20"
! ,,,, ei,n,runr "r H"r,h Carolina, '""f
! Iuv ,ns,nhrf ~ hla party 90 10" hn'""
committee. have Ii"phfr",ly "rp"s"
the Mellon plau, md " In known TIM
thew mo prepared - offer am"ndmHn'
carving out their Idea or limitation
and restrictions on tho commission
functions. Further. II was declared b
Republican senators that ono amend
mont which would compel tho paymen
OF all OF tho foreign obligations in III
teen years, probably would be accepted
Mr.. Harding was represented as nc
being opposed to such change, but
WAS Insisted that II would have to p'
into the bill on the floor OF the senat
and not by tho committee.
Poultry First.-hs I need moro ROOF