The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-01-15

though many Intellectual attempts to
do so were made.
The bill was passed by a vote of
sixty-two to thirty-six, Representative
Hannah, of Giles county, being the
only member who did not vote and he
was absent on account of sickness.
! The bill had twelve more votes than
it needed. As was the case in the
+: Senate the bill received the votes of
majority Of the Democrats.
The principal speeches made for the
bill were by Representatives Williams,
of Wilson county, and Webb of Knox
county. The speech of the former
was an especially notable element.
Garden of Hamilton, who never loses
an opportunity to speak in behalf of
the liquor interests, and who two
years ago fought so bitterly all moral
reforms, furnished most of the ora
tory for the opposition. Worley of
Sullivan, also did some speech-making
as did Bates of Shelby.
The announcement of the vote was
greeted with the widest demonstra-
ton from the large crowds in the gal
leries who sang Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow" After
the passage of the act large crowd
went to the telephone pole on Seventh
avenue where Senator Carmack was
assassinated and there held brief serv-
ices of prayer and thanksgiving. They
again sang with fervor Praise God
From Whom All Blessings Flow"
The vote in detail on the passage
of the bill follows:
For Bill.
Ashley, Democrat; Bennett, Demo
crat; Brooks, Cooke, Republican;
Brown, Democrat; Buford Democrat; |
Burbage, Republican; Carson, Demo /
crat; Cheatham, Democrat Chestnut,
Democrat; Cole, Democrat; Conger,
Crisman, Democrat;
Draper, Democrat Drummond Repub-
Iican; Futtrell, Democrat Gal
Ioway, Democrat; Graves, Re
publican; Grissam, Republican;
Gross, Republican; Hall, Democrat;
Harper, Democrat; Harris, Democrat
Helm, Democrat; Hoover Republican;
Democrat; Leach, Demo
rat; Lenoir, Democrat ;Lipscomb, /
Democrat; Luther, Republican; Nc &
)ade, Democrat; Mclaughlin Demo-
rat; McWhirter, Democrat; Naples,
republican; Marshall, Republican; a
fassa, Independent Democrat; Mes t
lex. Democrat; Mitchell, Democrat v
foore, Clay, Republican; Moore r
'bion,, Democrat; Nicely. Democrat;
Iewport, Democrat; Payne, Democrat; &
hillips, Democrat; Rambo, Repu5li-
an; Reeves. Democrat, Hickman,
emocrat Robinson, Democrat; Rule.
epublican; Shaw, Republican; Sipes,
epublican; Stewart, Cannon, Demo
at; Stout, Republican; Stovall, Dem ..
rat; Tatum, Democrat; Taylor, Dem ~
rat; Thach Republican; Thomas, ",
epublican; Tidwell, Democrat; -,
'wnsend, Republican; Webb, Repub- nr
IAN; White, Republican; Whitfield, a.
Williams, Democrat. II,
Against Bill. no
Democrat; Bates, Demo KIN
1t; Bergschicker, Independent Dem. pl;
rat; Brooks, Hawkins, Democrat; Ro
TRY Republican; Garden. Demo w.
It.; Cleage, Democrat; Cooper, Dem
at; Dixon. Democrat Fitzhugh,
Garrett, Democrat; Good !
n, Independent Democrat; Hick. FIR,
n, Democrat; Horn, Independent her
nocrat; Jackson, Democrat; John res
, Democrat; Ketchum, Democrat; Mis-
lgfrod, Democrat Lockert Demo and
!; Mclaughlin, Democrat; Mat ing
We, Democrat; Miller, Democrat; fire
IRE, Haywood, Democrat; Murphy, she
1ocrat; Phelan, Independent Dem Fri,
It; Poston, Democrat; Puryear, plae
locrat; Rogers, Democrat; Scott, Asp
locrat; Smith, Democrat; Sparks, lott
'ocrat; Stewart, White, Democrat
son, Democrat; Wilkerson, Demo-
{; Wiseman, Democrat; Worley, :,