Hobart And The Tariff

Washington, May, 11.- Vice President Hobart will not overstep the senate rules to hasten the passage of the tarifï bilí. There was a rumor that he would do so. When the rumor was reported to tiim Tuesday he said: "The tariff bilí will be passed by the senate in orderly procedure. There will ie no attempt, so far as I am concerned, to break down the customs and precedents of the senate. I am frank to say that I do not believe that the tariff bill will be passed as soon as I would lilre it to be, but this will have no influence on rny action. I hope, after the tarifï bilí has passed, that there raay be some reform." Have you any idea how long the bill will be before the senate?" "You can teil that as well as I ca1 Tt that it will not be ttiK.en up as toen as was anticipated, ai.d the de'.ay has an apparently valid here will be considerable deneral principies of the tari'ï. for ammunition must be supplied for the fal! campaign. There will be more general ípeechmaking:, I think, than most people expect before the details of the bill are taken up."