Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-07-22

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Bitter Fight to End.
Washington, D. c., July 22.-The
passage of the Canadian reciprocity
bill by the Senate today, in precisely
the form it emerged from the House
will now bring to an end, President
Taft's long fight for the measure, but
during the debate which led up to to-
days final action Of party lines were
swept away and vigorous fight was
waged to saddle the measure with RI
ders that friends Of the measure
claimed would have meant the defeat
of the whole proposition.
Seventy senators were present when
the bill was taken up.
The amendment of Senator McCum-
ber of North Dakota, reducing duties
on many necessaries of life and in.
creasing the free list, was first taken
up and defeated 1C to 64
Chronology of Reciprocity Measure.
Washington, D. c.. July %.
March 80, 1910-Following the an.
nouncement of complete agreement
with Canada on maximum and mini.
mum provision Payne-Aldrich tariff
law, President Taft invited a confer.
ence on closer trade relations.
Jan. Z, 1911-Canadian representa-.
tives arrive.
Jan. to 81, 1911-Reciprocity ne
gotiated in session.
Jan. rs, 1911-President Taft sends
agreement to Senate.
Jan. 2S, 1911-McCalI, Republican
introduces reciprocity bill.
Feb IA, 1911-Passed House 221
to SO. For Republicans IS; Demo
Gratis 143. Against: Republicans 81;
Democrats 6.
March 4, 1911-Senate adjourns
without action.
April 4, 1911-Congress convenes in
extra session to ratify agreement.
April II, 1911-Democrati Leader
Underwood introduces bill.
April 81, 1911-Passes House 267
to SO. For: Republicans GA; Demo.
Gratis 203. Against. Republicans 49,;
Democrats II.
April "a, 1911-Senate finance com
mittee receives House bill.
June 13, 1911-Finance committee
reports without recommendation.
June IA, 1911-Senate debate be-
gins.
June 26, 1911-Senate defeats Root
paper amendment to bill.
July %, 1911-Senate votes on bill
Bailey Amendments Defeated.
Washington, D. c., July 22.-Sena'
tor Bailey's amendment proposing to
attack the farmers free list bill to
the reciprocity measure was defeated
Is to So.
The Bailey amendment to put cot
ton bagging and cotton ties on the
free list was beaten II to 62.
The Vote.
Washington, July 22.-Following
was the vote on the bill: Republicans
against the bill: Borah and Hepburn
Idaho; Bourne, Oregon; Bristow and
Curtis, Kansas; Burnham, New Hamp
shire; Clapp and Nelson, Minnesota
Clark and Warren. Wyoming; Craw
ford and Gamble, South Dakota; Cum
minis and Kenyon, Iowa; Dixon, Mon
tana; Gronna and McCumber, North
Dakota; LaFollette, wisconsin; Lip
ritt, Rhode Island; Lorimer, Illinois;
Oliver, Pennsylvania; Paga, Vermont
Smith, Michigan; Smoot, Utah.
Democrats against: Bailey, Tex
as; Clarke, Arkansas; Simmons
North Carolina.
Republicans for the bill: Bradley
Kentucky; Brandegee and Mclean
Connecticut; Briggs, New Jersey
Brown, Nebraska; Burton, Ohio;
Crane and Lodge, Massachusetts;
Cullom, Illinois; Guggenheim. Colo
rado; Jones and Poindexter. Washing
ton; Nixon, Nevada; Penrose, Penn
sylvania; Perkins and Works, Califor
| mia; Richardson, Delaware; Root
New York: Stephenson. Wisconsin;
Townsend, Michigan; Wetmore
Rhode Island.
Carried by Democratic Votes.
Democrats for: Bacon, Georgia;
Bankhead, and Johnson, Alabama;
Bryan and Fletcher, Florida; Cham
berlain, Oregon; Chiffon and Watson.
West virginia; Culberson. Texas; Da-
Wis, Arkansas; Foster, Louisiana;
Gore, Oklahoma; Owen, Oklahoma;
Hitchcock, Nebraska; Johnson, Main;
Kern and Shively, Indiana; Martin and
Swanson, Virginia; MARITIME, New Jer.
sey; Myers, Montana; Newlands. New
ada; O'Gorman, New York; Overman,
North Carolina; Painter, Kentucky;
lPomerene, Ohio; Reed and Stone, Mis-.
souri,; NTH. Maryland Smith, South