Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 25

WATSON SEORES SENATEDEMDCRAT Charges They Are Screening Tariff Action Behind | Propaganda Smoke. By the Associated Press. Explaining that Democratic Senators had cast a total of 1,010 votes either for increased tariff rates or against fllropuud decreases, Senator Watson of diana, the Republican leader, last night charged that a large majority of them were attempting to “screen their own actions behind a curtain of propa- ganda smoke.” “In view of the assaults on the Senate tariff bill emanating from the Demo- cratic propaganda bureau under the pames of individual Senators,” Watson #aid, “it is illuminating to ne the votes cast by the Democr: enators during the months they delayed action | on this bill and thus contributed so largely to business unseitlement and | consequent unemployment.” | His statement, issued through the Re- | ublican national committee, said 526 emocratic votes had been cast for | rate increases and 484 against de- | creases. | ‘The Indianan said the record showed | that “some of those who have assailed the Senate bill most lustily supported a large number of increases in rates and | voted against a large number of de- creases.” “One outstanding example,” he con- tinued, “is Senator Connally of Texas, who lent his name to the Demociatic | propaganda bureau for denunciatior® of | the bill just before it was passed by the Senate by an overwhelming majority. He voted 21 times for increases in rates | and an even dozen times against de- creases in rates. “The Democratic whip, Senator Shep- | ard of Texas, compiled an even more ormidable record. He supported 32| rate increases and cast his vote against | 12 proposals for decreases. | “Senator Dill of Washington voted for | 17 rate increases and against 22 pro-| als for decreases.” “Senator Wagner of New York voted 10 times for increases and 23 times ainst decreases.” ‘Watson added that seven Democrats “had the courage of their convicticns to the end by voting for the bill.” He said they were Bratton of New Mexico, Copeland of New York, Pitt- man of Nevada, Trammell of Florida, Broussard and Ransdell of Louisiana and Kendrick of Wyoming, while Sena- tor Fletcher of Florida was paired for the bill. DEMOCRATS PLEDGED T0 WET PLATFORM North Dakota Organization Will Urge Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment. By the Assoclated Press. JAMESTOWN, N. Dak, Democratic_party candidates for office in North Dakota today were pledged 1o a platform containing a section urg- ing repeal of the eighteenth amend- | ment and the Volstead enforcement act. The platform was adopted at the | Democratic State convention here yes- terday, when Pierce Blewett of James- town was chosen to head the party's| State ticket in the June primaries as its_gubernatorial candidate. 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