The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-10
Measure Gets Through House by
Big Majority, After Some
Wrangling.
TWENTY FOUR DEMOCRATS
VOTE WITH MAJORITY
Minority Fight to Secure Pass
age of Substitute Proves
Entirely Futile.

WASHINGTON. June BY tho over
whelmlng majority of 195 to 101, the house
tonight passed the postal savings bank
bill as recently agreed upon by the Re-
publican caucus OF the house. Not n
single Republican voted against the meas
ure on the final roll call
Prior TO this action the house. by 112
10 1885, rejected the Democratic substi-
tute for the bill
The voting upon the several motions
involved In the disposition OF the meas
ure followed six hours of debate, in
which many Republicans and Democrat Is
recorded their views upon the bill of the
majority and the substitute supported by
a large portion CT the minority.
Democrats Change Front.
The large detection among the Demo
Gratis was shown when the Democratic
substitute was voted upon. twenty-oUe OF
them Joining the Republicans in voting
agairs't the measure: Most OF these were
opposed TO a postal savings system Of
any kind: These Democrats were Brantly
OF Georgia. Broussard OF Louisiana, Bur
CESS OF Texas. Carlin of Virginia. Flood
of Virginia, Foss of Massachusetts. Gar
rett OF Tennessee: Gill of Maryland. Gill
lespie of Texas, Hammond Of Minnesota,
Harrison OF New York. Hay OF Virginia.
Jameson OF Iowa. Korbiy OF Indiana,
Lamb of Virginia, Latta OF Nebraska,
MGEltITy VI fennSylVdnla MOON OF IeH-
nessee, Slayden of Texas. Talbot OF
Maryland and Turnbull Of Virginia.
On the Republican side, Norris OF Ne
hrasRa "insurgent,' was the only mem
Der who voted with the Democrats for
their substitute.
On agreeing TO the bill as proposed by
the majority of the house as a substitute
Tor the senate measure, the vote was
ocrats Joined the Republicans. as follows:
Analysis of Vote.
Aiken OF South Carolina, Ansberrv OF
Ohio. Ashbroole of Ohio, Cox of Ohio,
Foss OF Massachusetts, Foster OF Illinois,
Hammond of Minnesota, Kama OF North
Dakota, lIavens OF New York. Henry of
Texas. Hitchcock OF Nebraska. Hughes
of New Jersey. johnson of kentucky
Kinkead OF New Jersey. Mcguire OF Ne
hraska, Moss OF Indiana, Nichou of Penn
sylvania, O'Connel OF Massachusetts.
Pou of North Carolina, Ransdel OF
Louisiana. Bucker OF Colorado, SABBATH
of Illinois. Sharp OF Ohio, Sulzer OF New
York. Taylor of Colorado and Touvele of
Ohio.
Six Republicans joined the Democrats
in voting against the proposed bill of the
majority us follows:
Gronna of North Dakota, Hubbard OF
Iowa, Lenroot OF Wisconsin. Nelson of
Wisconsin, Norris of Nebraska and Wood
OF Iowa
After a motion of Mr. Moon or Ten
ncssee TO recommit the bill TO the COM
mittee which reported 1t, had been de-
feated, the house voted on the final pas
sage, the vote being no 10 101, twenty
four Democrats voting with tho Republi-
cans. as follows:
Aiken of South Carolina. Ansberry of
Ohio, Ashbrook Of Ohio, Cox OF Ohio,
FoSs of Massachusetts: Foster of Illi-
nois, Hammond of Minnesota, Havens of
New York. Henry of Texas, Hitchcock
Of Nebraska, Hughes of New Jersey.
KlnlScad of New Jersey, Mcguire Of Ne
braska, Martin Of Colorado. Moss of In
diana. Nicholl of Pennsylvania, O'Con-
nell OF Massachusetts, Ransden of Lou
isiana, Rucker OF Colordo. SABBATH OF Illi-
nois, Sharp OF Ohio, SulZcr of New York
Taylor OF Colorado. Touvelle of Ohio.