Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-07-23

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Washington, July 22.--The reel
procal trade agreement between
United States and Canada embodied
In the reciprocity bin that proved
storm center In two sessions of con-
gress. passed the senate without
amendment today by vote OF 50 to
l27. \ majority of Republicans voted
against it. OF 5a votes for II, 32 were
Democratic and 81 Republicans. OF
the 81 against, "a We're Republicans
Iand . Democrats.
This action settled the whole Can
ladian reciprocity question SO far as
congress Is concerned ana save for
executive approval and the Canadian
parliamcnts ratification, virtually
made the pact the law of the land.
Congressional practice will delay
the affiXing Of the presidents sigma
ture until next Wednesday, when the
house Is again In session. The reel
procity bill, having originated IN the
house. must be returned therefor on
grussmcnt ana for the signature of
Speaker Clark while the house Is
sitting.
The Canadian parliament has not
yet acted on the agreement and with
one exception the provision Of the bill
las passed by congress viii not become
effective until the president issues
proclamation that Canada has rati-
fled the pact The exception to this
procedure Is in the paper and pulp
section of the bill which It Is an
nounced win become Immediately ef-
fective when the president signs the
law.
Following was the vote on the bin;
Republicans against the bill. Borah,
ana Hepburn, Idaho, Bourne. Oregon;
BristoW and Curtis Kansas. Burn
ham. New Hampshire, Clapp and
Nelson, Minnesota. clark ana War
rem Wyoming Crawford and Gamble,
South Dakota cummlns ard Ken
yon Iowa, Dixon Montana; Gronng
and McCumber. North Dakota. La
Toilette Wisconsin, Lippitt. Rhode
Island Lormer. Illinois. oliver,
Pennsylvania, Page Vermont; Smith,
Michigan SmoOt Utah.
Democrats against: Bailey, Texas:
Clarke, Arkansas simmons, North
Carolina.
Republicans for the bin. Bradley,
Kentucky, Brandegee and Mclean,
Connecticut. Briggs, New Jersey
Brown, Nebraska Burton, Ohio.
Crane and Lodge, Massachusetts
Cullom, Illinois: Guggenheim, Colo
RADIO. Jones and Poindoxter, Wash
ington Nixon, Nevada; Penrose.
Pennsylvania Perkins and Works,
california Richardson, Dclewarcl
Root, New York, Stephenson. Wiscon-
sin Townsend Michigan; Wetmore.
Rhode Island
Democrats for Bacon, Georgia
Hankhead and Johnston, Alabama,
Bryan ana Fletcher Florida Cham
bcrlain, Oregon, Chiffon and Watson.
West Virginia. Culberson Texas
Davis Arkansas Foster, Louisiana,
Gore. oklahoma. owen, Oklahoma;
Hitchcock, Nebraska Johnson,
Maine; Kern and Shivey, Indiana
Martin and swanson, Virginia; Mar
tine. Sew Jersey; Myers, Montana,
Nevada; O'Gorman, New
York; Overman. North Carolina:
Painter Kentucky, pomerene, OHIO.
Reed and stone, Missouri; Smits.
Smith, South Carolina;
Taylor, Tennessee Williams, Mssis-
sippt
An analysis of the vote showed that
a Republicans voted against the bill
ana 2 in favor of it, while three
Democrats voted against 1t and 90
In favor of It,
The senator's who were absent
We're. Du Pont, Delaware. Frye.
Maine, Gallinger. New Hampshire;
Lea. Tennessee Percy, Mississippi;
Raynor, Maryland; Tillman. South
Carolina
The senators who were present but
1id not vote because of being paired
with absent senators were: Dilllng-
ham. Vermont Sutherland, Utah;
Thornton, Louisiana.
There are two senate vacancies,