The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-01-18
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qes,e Sen Sf9 $of South OaSoIina Dig
q oisBsesthe Matter.
lla sengsged tho atte ,tion
l,of tbe S1ats y Senate Wednesday. A
fSSollat ati0n sB TO the oonduot of the
South Usiollpa senators in standing
By, the r. prealdent and Gen. Garllng
ton bad heSn introduc, the day be.
fore end this was brought up Some
oS tho sSn ators opposed 1t on the
gfosttld aof 1. ID questionable pYOpriety,
aone on bS ground that our repre-
sentati ivea should neither ha INSTRUCT.
ed nor re q uested to aot otherwise than
the o1rssjShey had already decided
upon,
rhe resolution, which had been In
tted ducad by Senator Blease. was IA.
vora big 10 f9fted. Senator Bates want
I'D stt tseld over on the ground OF pro.
prtoty. Ssssstor Bieage opposed this
and - yips! g0oe vote refusing to place
She ni9tte9 on the calendar brought
out more tklk.
Sens tor Mauldin opposed IL on the
ground OF propriety. He wanted all
the negro troops sent to the Philip
pines buS shouRht suoh an action by
the aenat would only add moro oapi
tai to the sepublioan party's glorifi
c&tions0f tiss brother In black.
Senator Lease wanted IL passed tt
back up Grn. Garlington.
Senator Bates again roso and said
che question OF legal right was moi
for the 9o8Sh Carolina senate to set.
tle.
Senator RSysor did not want to re-
queab our spnators to take action, al.
though ha endorsed the presiaent's
course.
( Senator salaney die not want to in
f1ame sectljaallsni any further,
Senator Reston, reforring to Sena
tor Raysor, said thai the PRACTICE of
inatructilte congressional representa-,
ttves was quite common. bu6 Senator
Grapdon aided with Senator Bates.
In additic. he said Tlllmsn's course
Was well kaoWn and he did not want
TO embarrsss the senior senator"
Senator Mauldia made the last talk
b9fore the vote, saying that IL would
be better To let alone tho two bright
and shinirt, lghts In tho senste."
cas- slinators Appelb. Bivlns,
Black, 3le4aso, Brice. Brooks, Carlisle,
Ohriatensbsl, Crouch, Earle, Griffin
Haynes, ;foKeithsn, Otis, Sinkler
Smith, Mslbert, Toole, Townsend,
Wells, Wcston-21.
Nays ,nators Bass, Bates, Oar.
l1entor, Clifton, Eard. Graydon, Aar.
din $HolliNsy, Hough, Lsney, Maui
din AZ sly3or, RoRers, Stackhouse
Wasker Y; illiams lie.
RTJT TED BY THE HOUSE.
;s When above resolution oame ur
la tho HoEse on Thuraday 1t was re,
sj6ousd by lsIga majority.
IN f1f6 81 8fojstrike out the enaob ,
ing woleh Gao sore was al follows:
Ayes -Messrs, Arnold, Bailey,
Banks, Beattie, Bethune, Boyd
Brantiey, A, @. Brloe, T. s. Brice
Cannon, Carey, Carson. Oarwile, Goth
ran. Ouller, Derham, DeVore, Dick,
Dipgle, Dixon, ). b Dodd, j. Il.
Doed. Douglass, Epps, Epting, Fraser,
Garris, Gary, Cause, J. p. Gibson, w.
]. Gibson, Glasrcock, Goodwin. liar.
Icy, Harris, HARRISON, Hemphill, Hin
ton, Hughes, Hydriok, Jones' Klrven.
Lane, Lester, Leitner, Lsgaro, Little,
McArthur, McOoll, McKeown. Mo.
Master, Miley, Morrell, Nesbitt, Nioh.
olson. Nlver, Patterson, Richards,
Richardson, Robinson, Sawyer, Saye,
Scarborough. Soruggs, Sharpe. Slaugh.
ter, j. E. Smith, Stillwell Tatum,
Thomas, rodd, Tompkins, Wade.
Whaley, White, Virgins, Woodp,
Wyche, Yeldell-70.
Nays-Messrs. Aull, Aver, B,llen.
tine, Bryan, Carrlgan. Clary, Olink
acales, Cosgrove. Courtney, Cox
Croft, Dowling, Frost, Greer, Gyles
Hall, Harman, Johnston, Kellahan
Kershaw, Lawson, Mann. Marshall
Miller, Nash, Nichols Parker, Reaves
Rucker. Sellers, Shipp, ID. l.. Smith
Kurtz P. Smith, Stubbs, Werner, Vor
Kolnitz. Walker, Wallace, Wimberlg
Youmans-
Many OF the members of the Hous
agreed with the president, but the,
regarded the resolution as q covert at
tack on Senator Tlllman and for tina
reason voted against it.