Salt Lake Telegram | 1904-12-13 | Page 6 | No More Power to Commission Now

i i ' ! -" V7.- ;; '. : ' 1 1j -! . J s ( l i 1 t-i- f:rr 1 r..' ; s tf f r 1 C...n;t: r i. i 1 1 ...us Co-n-ni'rce ( i i li ( 1 st t'.a rn.--..r.t ; i. 1.1 e 1' i the C :':.:ta cr: o.,:::. i t i i . - cf et 1.:.-.! nl.I'h ex i, t re 1 i t t C.'ve'.crel a dLTerence cf c lit ; ? :: e cf t:. -a friendly to V, ; re; in how tf ?t tJ carry the recc. ...... : 3 cf tve rrt'.- dent Into e.tect. President r.or?ve'.t is earr'st In his -sire that such 1. i's'.atlon as he haa recommended recom-mended be enacted, but he appreciates the difaculty of sccurirj its enactment at a short session of Cor-rrefs. Senator Cu'.lorn of Illinois and Senator Ankeny of Washington talked briefly with the President today about the matter. Senator Sen-ator Cu"om j:i not believe It would be possible to enact tre h Nation at this Session. Senator Acsorv espreased himself him-self as In favor of con. rru g upon the commission the powers that would mane Its ruling- eflective. but he Is Inclined to the belief that nothing will be accomplished accom-plished at the present session. Eight Republican membtrs of the House Judiciary committee, Kepresentativea Parker (X. J.), Jenkins fWls)., Alexander (N. T.), Littlefleld (Maine), Thomas (IowaO, Oi etta (Cal.). I earre (Maryland) (Mary-land) and Warner (111.), today submitted to the House their views in the case of Judge Charles bwayne of the Northern district of FlorlJa. While disagreeing; !n some particulars with the views submitted for the full committee com-mittee last week by Keprentatlves Palmer Pal-mer (Pa), they say that the question of charging $10 a day for expenses has ben brought out for the first time in the additional addi-tional testimony taken since the last session ses-sion and laid before the committee. With respect to 4he record on the point, they are of the opinion that "an Impeachable Impeach-able offense has been made out" This makes the committee practically unanimous unani-mous for impeachment, although differing on vhe ground.