New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-23

| Washington. July 22.-By a vote ~
only, one less than two TO one, tho Senate
| to-day passed the Canadian reciprocity
bill without amendment and brought 10
a close. with a victory for the adminis-
tration, the long fight extending over
parts OF two sessions Of Congress. ON
the final rolcall the Senate stood -
to -. 81 Democrats and II Republicans
voting for the bill and ) Democrats aud
~ Republicans voting against il.
Sixteen separate legislative attacks. in
the form Of amendments, were made on
the ranks arrayed in support of the meas
IRE, but they remained unbroken. The
| successive assaults. instead OF attaining
/ their object. only served L. accentuate the
weakness of the opponents of the bill and
from the time the voting began on the
| first amendment offered by Senator Mo
| Cumber 1t was apparent, as it has been
for a long time. that all hope OF blocking
its path at the last hour or bringing
about its defeat by altering its provisions
was at an end.
The vote in detail was as follows:
Republicans FOR the bill-Bradley. Ken
| tucky; Brandegee and Mclean. CON
necucut; Briggs. New Jersey; Brown,
Nebraska. Burton, Ohio; Crane and
Lodge. Massachusetts; Cullom. Illinois.
Guggenheim. Colorado, Jones and Poin-
dexter. Washington; NiXon. Nevada;
| PenroSe, Pennsylvania: Perkins and
Works, California. Richardson. Dela-
ware: Root. New York. Stephenson.
! Wisconsin; Townsend. Michigan; Wet
more Rhode Island
Democrats for the bll-Bacon. Geor-
sia; Bankhead and Johnston. Alabama;
| Bryan and Fletcher. Florida: Chamber
| lain. oregon: Chiffon and Watson. West
Virginia; Culberson. Texas: Davis. Ar
! kansas: Foster. Louisiana: Gore and
! owen. oklahoma; Hitchcock, Nebraska:
johnson. Maine: Kern and Shively. ludi-
ana: Martin and Swanson. Virginia: Mar
/ tine. New Jersey; Myers. Montana; New
lands. Nevada; O'Gormau. New York;
overman. North Carolina; Psyn,er.
! Kentucky: Pomerenc. ONO: Reed and
Stone. Missouri; Smith. Maryland:
Smith. South Carolina: Taylor. Tcnnes-
see: Williams, Mississippi
Republicans against the bill-Borah
and Hepburn, Idaho: Bourne oregon;
Bristow and Curtis. Kansas: Burnham.
New Hampshire; Clapp and Nelson,
Minnesota: Clark and Warren Wyo-
ming; Crawford and Gamble. South Da-
kota; Cummins and Kenyon. Iowa;
Dixon. Montana: Gronna and McCum-
ber North Dakota: La Toilette. Wiscon-
sin: Lippitt. Rhode Island; Lorimer. Ii
linos; Oliver. Pennsylvania: Page. ver-
mont; Smith, Michigan. and SmooI
Utah.
Democrats against the bill-Bailey.
Texas; Clarke Arkansas, and Simmons,
North Carolina.
The Senators. who were absent Vogo
Du Pont. Delaware: Frye. Maine: CAL
linger, New Hampshire: Lea, Tennessee,
Percy, Mississippi; Rayner Maryland.
and Tilman. South Carolina. The Sem
ators who were present but did not vote
because OF being paired were Dilling-
ham. Vermont: Sutherland. Utah and
Thornton. Louisiana.
President Taft Delighted.
From the White House President Tso
followed the votes on the amendmcnls
and the final passage Of the bill with tive
keenest interest.
81 am very much gratihed and de-
lighted that the bill is passed" he said
1t indicates the increase OF mutually
beneficial relations between Canada and
this country.
The President received many con-
gratulatons before leaving Washington
for Beverly at 535 p. m TO spend the
week end. In reply he said he was get
ting entirely too much credit. and that
Secretary Knox really was entitled ~
the greatest praise.
The President will he back i'm WASH
ington on Tuesday. Senator Penrose.
who led the reciprocity fight in the Sen.
ate. dined with the President on board
his train tonight. In reply to corr
gratulations the Senator as he made his
way through the Union Station TO the
Presidents car, said. 1t was easy
Senator Penrose predicted that Con.
gress would adjourn not later than An.
gust 0 or 10.
Because OF the early adjournment oi
the House, many of the members OF
which came over 10 the Senate chamber
to watch the close of the contest, II was
impossible to transmit the bill to the
President to-day. After being enrolled
it will be laid before the House next
Wednesday for the signature Of the
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