New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
SENATE RECESSES UNTIL TONIGHT ID
 FINALLY ADJOURN

FINALLY ADJUUn.N
 (Continucd From First rase
 many factions which arose 10 iu- fuence the trend ol legislation to- night will reach is conclusion,
 For one week, there will be quiet on Capitol HiIl and then the l-2is- lators will he back 10 take up rhe work of the regular session. iu- cluding a renewal Of the bitter tarn controversy and a steady grind that is expected to continue until late spring.
 The renewal Of tarjll debate is ry- pccted to bring 10 the fore again the several groupings into which 'ur senate has hccm divided. ThrougA- out the special session tho nominal leadership Of ihc house kept that branch ot congress in order, but a' the other end of tLc capitol it WJa a different story
 Insurgents Hold sway
 First ot dli the republican send tors from northwestern states as serted their usual iulopeudoucc or administration guidance and cou- bined with the democratic mnmbor- ship 10 form a coalition that r"- peatcdly der'atvd in" lnGlslauyo lnaneuyers Of the "Old Guuj' re- publicans
 Then, in the closing days ot tho session. new faction aroS" lneT- pcctcdly and consisting Of tho now CT republican members. declared itself closely associated with Prosj- dent Hoover. and successfully oppo~- cd a move sponsored by "oId guard" leaders to adjourn the special SOS sion.
 "loung Guard" Beaten
 There was talk that the new group harborod desire to Uns~a- the regularly constituted republican leaders. A meeting WAS called for q discussion of procedure and tll.p called off Denials that any attaci at old guard leadership were is- sued. Then, the young republicans lost out on the very question which brought them into prominence. \ second effort to adjourn the senate . was made and carried through to fl successful conclusion, on new alignment of the voting.
 The primary effort Of the young guard" as 1t has been termed. was ! 10 keep the senate at work on the ! tariff bill in a last. desperate effort . 10 reach a final vote before the !. regular session,
 Await Word From Hoover
 President Hoover is understood 10 . be opposed 10 carrying the tariff de- . bate far into the regular session, on . the ground that such prolonged dis cussion constituted an unsctlliug in fIuence upon business conditions. | Because of this understanding, the leaders are looking forward particu- larly 10 a perusal of his message to . the regular session.
 The new session will convene on December ., with the thrac-year-oIi . question Of seating William <. Ware . as senator from Pennsylvania as ihe 1 official order Of business. An effort 1. by Senator Norris Of Nebraska. O0e Of the republican Independents. 70 . obtain action on the Ware case dur ing the special session, brought au agreement 10 take 1t up as the first business Of the regular session.
 It is estimated that three days will be required for tho disposition Of the Nare case, after which the tariff will again be brought before the senate.
 1ariT Bill Shckcd
 The tariff btll which began to take form as far back as last Jam- ary and has been foremost tall.ing point in and out Of congress ever since will ho shcItud hy a nerve wracked sonat, tonight utI th. second or third week lu tn. regular December session.
 Having voted if to -G a-. te*- trrday 10 increase the raw clothing wool duty from 3l to 3l cents a pound or cl"au oout,u'. d.. tired tariff warriors today faced orly few moro hour-' work on proposed "ool"n goods rates before i1irm2 to their homes for a W.lcom, r.st.
 Two Measures B.~eimilar
 CoutraS'od with I1a m.H-Hr. passed by tho hons" ou May .,. last the bin in tha form presented today | by the senate could larIN E. caU.I a likeness many par.jrunr bat ou.. While both arr.,lud to Ilo rl.r4 Of farm groups for hIgU,r agrunU.r.I tariffs, 'ho lao a.a-Ir.s ay. t.. apart respecting udastr:J ra..4 aaI much la'o-uiun@ HNI js aui,r- pat'd by tha coalition m ros,r
 Tho house hu carried hundred. ot industrial rate m.r.a..s d..ru, the fa"t that l~-l.n, Iioo.,r recommended 10 tHu special s.-.o, s limited revision with primary at- tontIon given 10 (arm l-vI.s and . stepping up ot r.u of th, ,U..4 on products Of la-2,u4 uanu,au's..- ing industries
 TacAlinE th. a.4 %. H~rsu. n.. brl In mld-sumw.r. tm. uu.,. ... nance roHujtt.. r.HuE..r. ....a A scores o' lndu-ral er.. Ur .. many ae proposed tsf... G.. ... in" coalition c. d.nur. ... r pHbIioa" HdepH-.a- .t. ..r .l. satisfied
 The day 10 d.s thHou.. Of r.. comhlna'jo" opposition .U.. t.. tarin "as taken Gp u. ra. ..,.. September 2 haNr raraa. rm.i the bill 10 us nlu@ TI. 4rrar prepared 10 carr. o: J's ut,-Ha..- ing again next month.
 Fear Dehcut1irc Plan
 Republican leaders ar. nu. SD worried over tho rat. r.. ..It.lf.,,.. .....