The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02

linm Lorimer retains HIS sent In tfM
United states Senate by n vote nf8AE
10 40, that body to-day defeating & mn
revolution introduced by Senator hey
eridRe declaring the J,ininr senate
elected. = - .,sfsS5
The end to the case that fol. SO man,
months had been in the Senate. AMI
mnlch provoked one Of the most bite
nights In that body for years-n filirE
IN when the personal equation servE
20 heiShten and Intensity the feelina#
came shortly after 1880 o.cloe rs
promptly at that hour theg.Nicc Els III III
ldcnt brought his gaycl down shay HfP
upon MS desk and called FOR n IS ES
~ me resolution. The agreement TeH'
tered into by the members yesterda,
called for shutting of all debatesa
that hour and the settlement ~ 81 fi,
Issue by vote. 81
Senator La Toilette had tile floo,,rS5Saa
the time. and tho rap OF the give
forced him TO All abrupt tern,inationsa
ms anu u Lorsmer speech. The ayes I'd
noes were sounded, and the crowdSf
igor and galleries followed tho roItss II
With interest most intense. .ss 81
How They voted. n
Upon the conclusion OF the roll s,NsH
ana the announcement Of tile Eares9H
applause was heard from the gallar}E
Whlle on the fioor Senat tor Lorimek
friends hastene,i 10 tender their ~
CALCULATIONS. The vote III;
Nays, ro-Lorimer: Republican M
Bradley Brandegee, Bri gigs, RuikeSW
Burnham, Burrows, Carter, CIark1ElE
Wyoming Crane. Culom, Curtis. sE
pew, Dick. Dillingham;, Dua Pont, FLEE
Frye, Gallinger, Gamble, GuggenheiiE
a ai Hepburn, kean, Mccumber, NixoH
Oliver Penrose Perkins, Piles. RiclE
ardson, Scott, Smoot, Stevenson wa
rem and Wetmore; III Democrat ile
Bnnkhead, Fletcher. Foster, JohnstoE
Paynter, Simmons. Smith. Of MarylanE
thornton. T!llman and Watson. TotH
nays. 46 IS;s
Yeas anti-Lorimer: .Republicssas
Beveridge. Borah. Bourne, Bril-
Brown. Burkett, Burton, Clapp.
ford, Cummins, Hayden, Gronna, J
La Toilette Lodge, Nelson, Page, ~
Smith of Michigan: Sutherland. Jsast 5
ner and Young; Den1ocrata-BadsE
Chamberlain, Clark. OF Arkansa 81. O.
herson, Davis, Gore, Martin, Mtas
Newlands, Ovcrman, Owen. Percy, @Ra,f
ner, Shiyely, Smith. OF South CaroiinsA
stone, swanson and Taylor. Tot f
yeas, 40. &
A5sent-Aldrich. Frazier and Terrell
Senator Lorimer did not vote becausg
OF his interest In the case, and SenatoI
Taliaferro was in his seat. but did ma
respond to his name III
The vote OF Senator Cullom hrrssSs@
liners colleague from Illinois, Ms$
awaited with great interest. As|E
sides had claimed him, He votetAaffSs1iSS
Lorimcr. HTiEEsa
30 Pairs Announced. SsSl
While no pairs wero a announced, sea-
ator Aldrich was paired on other qus@
tons with Senator Terrell, both heIss
absent on account OF illness. Senagsj
Taliaferro's silence may signify a a.s|
with Senator Frazier. who was abseS
on account OF the death oftnis nothtSI
MIR. 'raliafcrro mad been known0to 81
pro- Lorimer. 3ss .s 4 tss u!
The positions of Senators Frazier sss
Terrell, who were absent. were ass
nounced as both anti L.orimer "a
There is a general understa n1ssSSS Il,
that Senator .Nldrich would have va
vored Lorimer. Nothing was sta
on the floor regarding his attitudfa
Tie scene when the vote was tt5S3
ed excitement. Not until $Sena tor ME-
more. next 10 the last Bnanc Oh Gi
list. had vo.cd was the forty SIX h5sSI
Lorimer total complete. The req
waited breathlessly for the announ5
inent. 1t was received with appiaSt
from the galleries, but as usual tel
was quickly suppressed by the prt..5{{sF
ing officer. 4
The resolution is lost. annoM 81
the Vice President, and instantIM u
Senate was in an uproars6 people "a sa
ins the galleries and the floor "a u
some minutes before the Senate III IN
resume its proceedings. h G
Preceding the taking OF the {vcM 8
the resolution. speeches We're ma I'll &Ess
Senator's Owcn, Smith. Of Michii $55S
and LaFollettc, all in opposition a
l.orimer retaining his seat, and #
Senator Simmons, OF North Carolina
favor OF the Illinois SENATOR 4 as
speaks In Own Defense 3S
Mr.. Lorimer also spoke briefy9sS3 81
answer to a telegram from CioverIsN
Senate by Senator Owen. denying Sen
ator Lorimer's statements sregardit3
himself 4, b At
Mr.. La Toilette, the last speaker 81
the day, was proceeding to say tE&FS
every line OF the testimony conYfSS
MIR Lormer not only OF obtaining .$s
seat, but Of being participants IN thSl
bribery. when he turned with Trembling
voice and gesticulating hands towA 81
People in the galleries above SrOstss ssS
see what the object OF all this GnnuSH
ciation would do. There WAS anisifE
start Of tense silence s ;Sg ~
THE GentlemanGis not in HIS seass
Mr.. La Toilette said, and turned a. So
10 face the Senc 10. lie weati on u n s sS
to review circumstances which S
sidcred as substantiating his onposf tsssss Ss5
and declared that 1T was Ina posu 4 s.Ss
that MIR. Lorsmsr should natGA 800
known what was going on & ss:sAVe E ss3 S.
not say lust where the YtoUA.ff SA25ssI