The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02
TO EXPEL SHOOT FROM SENATE
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The vote was - follows
For tho resolution Chairman burrows
Mich ,, Mr. Dulliver Iowa, u spphlicans,
and Messru Bailey TexJ, Dubois ldahui
Pettua ALA }, Frazier Tenn aud Over
man N CO, tsmocrats i
Agalns, Mea-r-, Foraker tOnioI, III.
bingham WI. BcveridRe tlndD, Hopkins
ills and Knox PA "a .
A. soon ~ the result was announced
the expressions ~ opinion were all IN favor
of a prompt report of the case TO the senate
Chairman Burrows said he would have his
report ready "a submit to the full COM
mittse at it, regular meeting one week
from to-day n hat he would submit II
IN the Senate the same day.
The Spuatora who voted In the minority
were not entirely satisfied with this pro-
grHmme and we're anxious TO have a report
on the case tomorrow. -,
The five Republican Senators who voted
against the Dubois resolution held a meet
ing to consider the form OF a minority re-
port.
that the committee had voted TO Dust the
Mormon Senator there was much comment.
senator Smoot sought his colleague, Mr.,
Switzerland. who lie a Gentle. but a de-
fender Of Smoot, and after a conference
both Utah Senators expressed qle hope
that the Senate would speedily dispose of
the case to relieve the State OF the emhar-
ras under which the delegation Is
now acting.
II the senate leaders decide that the case
should be disposed Of before adjournment
no question Of consideration will be raised
against Il, and it is likely that there will be
very little debate.
MT. burTOWs Will pIODdDl occupy nay
In presenting the case of the majority Of the
committee and the professionals, and Mr..
Switzerland Of Utah will reply to him.
II il is decided by the leaders that the
case ought to 60 over the question OF con
sideration will be raised against it, and 1t
will require a majority vote of the Senate
to d~isplace it as a privileged matter.
Senator Smoot showed plainly to-day the
great strain under which ne has been labor
ing the last few days. He showed little
disposition to discuss the case for publica-
ton, but said that he would be glad to have
action taken at this session.
Il am not troubling myself over the out
come" said he to a friend. IF | am turned
out of the Senate | will return to my people
much stronger in their estimation and
affection than | am to-day