The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-19


Mr Gallinger said be though
ought TO bn tolerated in the
which WIS shocking in the NOR
the people of this country y
would vote for the pending me.
some hesitation and a good deal
reservation. Tie believed that
would remain under military
nfty years az least and cong
not therefore to hesitate to bcf
7 tlon for them.
The debate upon the bill then
the voting began on the amer
the bill
! Mr Mallory Of Florida offered en- amend
{ ment striking out scction -. empowering
/ the president TO maintain the enlisted
force OF the army at the maximum
strength during the present exingencics Of
/ the service or until such time as congress
may here after direct The amendment was
rejected 8 TO a.
I Mr Money proposed an amendment pro-
vlding that the provision OF the pending
bin should remain Ia force only until
July ] l93, after which time the army
should be reduced 20 tho number provided
enlistment Of Fllplnos was rejected q to
81. az was an amendment by Mr.. Daniel
Go fix the pay OF native officers and nen
at mo same ratio paid TO Americans
Mr. spooucr suggested an amendment
leaving the fixing OF the pay OF native
troops 10 the discretion OF tho secretary
OF war u was agreed TO-
Mr.. Berry proposed am amendment de
recting the president to issue procama-
tlon within ten days after the passage OF
tt al.
part of the United States 20 exercise SOW
creignty over the Philippine Islands except
for the purpose of pacihcation and there
after Il leave the government OF the is
lands TO their people. Rejected % to 49,
Senator's Lindsay. McI.aurin and sulll-
van voted with the republicans agains, the
amendment
Mr. Gallnger offered his amendment pro-
vlding that the veterinarians authorized
by the bin shnll have the rank and al
lowance OF second lieutenant It was re-
joc,ed.
Mr. GMinger withdrew his amendment
providing for a chief veterinarian with
rank Of major
Nj Galinger then offered q new section
to the bin providing that ell licenses for
the sale Of liquor n The Philippines ..-re-
tofore granted bc revolSea and that none
here after be granted and that the inn
rortauon OF beer. wine and distilled spir-
rs into the islands be prohibited The
amendment was rejected, % 10 iS
The detailed vote follows
Ye0s-Allen, Bacon. Bard, Berry, Clay.
Daniel, DeBoe. Dillingham; Frye. Calling
err. Hale, Hansbrough. Harris. Jl Zee, CAR
kansas) Lodge, McCumber Mallory Sui
livan, ranferro, Teller, Tnlman, Towne.
Turley--28
Nays Aldrioh Allison, Baker, Bate CAT
fery Burrows, Carter. Chston. Clark. Cui-
herson, Dolllver Elldns, Foraker. Foster.
Hanna, Hawiey Kean, Kyle. Lindsay, Nc
Laurin, Mcmillan. Mason. Morgan. PEN
rose. Perkins, Fettus. Platt (ConnecucuD,
Pritchard. Proctor Quarels, Rawlins.
Scott, sewell, sherman, spooner. Stewart.
Thurston, Turner, Warren. Wellington.
wetmore-i3
Tho amendment Of Mr.. Lodge prohibit
mg the importation into the Philippines
OF distilled liquor except for medicinal
purposes was rejected % 10 a.
Mr. Gallinger then offered his amend
men in modified form, providing that the
liquor licenses heretofore granted Ia the
Philippines be revoked and that none be
granted hereafter Rejected % 10 A.
An amendment offered by Mr. Lodge. fix
ing the allowances for clothing and ra-
tions Of the native forto Riean soldier.
was adopted.
Mr.. Bacon proposed an amendment strik-
Ing out Of the bill the paragraphs au-
thorizing the president 20 increase the
number OF men In any company OF in
fantry or troop Of cavalry or any battery
of artillery TO the maximum. Rejected p
70 49,
Many amendments changing the bin ia
minor parts were offered but We're re-
ieoted without division.
The measure having originated IN tho
senate the question then was upon agree
ing TO the bin as amended The motion
TO agree was adopted i3 10 %. the detailed
vote beng as follows:
Yeas Aldrich, Allison. Bard. Burrows.
Carter Clark. DeBoe Dillingham;, Dolli-
yer, EllSins Foraker Foster Frye Gal
nnger Hale, Hanna, Hansbrough. Hawley,
lSean, Kyle Lindsay, Lodge. McComas,
McCumber, McLaurin, Mcmillan, Mason.
/ Morgan, Penrose, Perkins, Platt (Connec-
tlcut) Pritchard. Proctor Quarels, Scott,
/ seweli, shoup. simon, Stewart, Sullivan,
/ Thura,on. Warren. Wetmore-f3
Nays-Allen. Bacon, Bate. Berry. Caffery
/ Chiffon. Clay, Cockrell Culberson, Dan
lei. Harris, Jones (ArSansas,) Kenny, NAL
lory. Pettus Rawlins. Talnferro, Teller
Tinman, Towne, Turley, Turner Yelling
ton-23,
The senate then at p. m, adpourned.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 1S.-The
house spent tho entire day today IN th'
bin to refer 10 the court OF claims tn
claim OF William Cramp and Sons ship
building company OF Philadelphia, for al
legged damages due 20 the delay Of tn
government in furnishing armor plate ant
material for battleship Massachusetts ant
Indiana and the cruisers New York AM
Columbia The claims aggregate sl,3G.
2M Tho bin has been conspicuous at ev
cry session OF congress FOR several years
II met with the strenuous aud determine
J opposition OF a portion OF tho minorh
under the leadership OF Mr.. McDermol
OF Now Jersey and Mr. Rohb OF Missouri
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