Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15
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fIill. kellogg, Leach. Mayo, Mpulton,
Mullen, Noycs. Osborn, Pendletpn,
sanborn, Staples. Winslow-2S AT
sentces: Mr. Hamilton.
SO the motion was lost.
MIR. DONIGAN Of Somerset Mr..
President, in registering my vote, ]
would like to say that thoroughly be-
! 1Icvc in temperance. But / believe the
people should be allowed, 10 vote on
+ tIlis question and anything in the
Constitution that tue people ask to
vote on. think they should be allow
| ca TO vote on. ! firmly believe they
VIII re-aftrm the amendment ana T
say that 7 will do everything in my
power against. license. With that cx-
lplanation, vote no.
| (Tle preceding remarks were mad
at the time the senator voted)
NJ. MAYO Of Hancock: MIR. Presi-
dent. in registering my vote wish to
say to the people here present that
am a temperance man and believe in
temperance. and believe in the enforce
nent of the law. I shall vote yes on
| this question. with the feeling that it
| is the best way to bring this before the
| people anu net tiieB1 TtS1Sttr t'3"l
votes so that we may have a strongec
or better enforcement OF the prohioi-
| tory law. ,--
CThe preceding remarks were made
| a the time the senator Voted.3
ON motion by Mr.. Boynton OF Lin
coin, the majority report of the COM
mittee was adopted.
| Mr.. EOYNTON: Mr. President. | move
| hn .r,,ja daI o,,J
| solve receive its two readings and be
| passed to be engrossed at the present
time.
The resolve was given its first reading.
Mr.. MILLIKEN: Mr. President, offer
| the following amendment:
Amend Senate Document. No. "A by in
sorting after the title thereof the fol-
| lowing:
! Whereas. we believe in the principle
| Of prohibition as embodied in the So
called prohibitory amendment to the Con
stitution. and yet recognize among the
! people of Maine a demand for the priv
| ilege Of voting upon this question,
| Therefore, for the purpose of giving
the voters of Maine an opportunity to
register their opinion upon the question
OF constitutional prohibition, be it "
| Mt. SIAGl4ES. MI. IEtSueHt, THIS IL
the most extraordinary amendment that
| have ever known TO be presented to
legislative body. | do not wonder at the
| shield that he assumes TO throw around
| certain members of his own party as an
| excuse why they should vote. That is
4 neither here nor there III this matter;
| whether they vote believing it will be re-
taned in the Constitutions or otherwise.
l hat
whether this body 10y 4 tNo-thirds vote
Will vote TO adopt the resolve to change
the Constitution which is before this Sen
ate. ] believe that the amendment is en-
| tirely cut of order, and I trust that cv-
cry Democrat of this body will vote
| against it. II Is not Il fair proposition.
| 1t Is a hedge on the part of the senator
| from Aroostook for those men who have
voted upon this question. They have Il
right to vote There are but two things
| about it. yes or no. They nave Foted
| yes, the matter is settled. and the
an nendment offered is out Of order.
| Mr.. MILLIKEN: Mr. President, / am
| deeply touched by the soicitude of the
senator from Knox. in regard to the mem-
| bers Of the minority party. | desire to
| say, Mr. President and gentlemen. that
| the minority party are wei aDie 10 tdhf
| care Of themselves. especially while i'll
the minority. The amendment was intre-
duccd with the desire OF giving the mem
| bers of the majority who differ from the
views expressed here by the senator from
| Knox a chance TO express that difference.
| and IL they do not desire to take advan-
| tage of it, or take as law the suggestion
made by the senator from Knox that ii Is
| improper to take that opportunity, that Is
none of NY affair.
Mr.. STAPLES: Mr.. President. tho SEN
| ator from Aroostook need not bother
himself about the majority party. The
| are perfectly abl. to take care of them
| selves ii YOU are in favor of resubmis-
| sion, say so. and don't go behind that.
The question being on the motion of
Senator Milliken. on the adoption of the
| amendment offered, the yeas and nays
were ordered. Those voting yea were:
| Messrs. Blanchard, Donigan, Gowell, Irv-
| ing, Milliken. Smith. Stearns, Theraut
s.. Those voting nay were: Messrs. Al
Ian, Boynton. Clifford. Dodge, Edwards,
harrington. Foss of Androscoggin Foss
| of Cumberland, Fulton. Hill, Kellogg.
| Leach. Mayo. Moulton, Mullen, Noyes.
| Osborn, Pendleton. Sanborn, Staples.
| Winslow-of
So the motion was lost.
/ The resolve was given its second read
| ing and passed to be ongrosscd.
On motion by Mr.. DoniSan.