Evening journal., 1911-03-04
SENATE FOR
TARIFF BOARD
Bill for a Permanent Commits
sion Goes Through
Higher House
DELAWARE SENATORS
VOTE FOR THE MEASURE

WASHINGTON. March 4.-Prcsi-
dent raft's Permanent aariff bill was
passed IN tho Senate at $50 o'clock
today by a vote of 56 to % and will
now become a law as Il has been
passed by the House
Tho roll was called while Gore
(Dom. Okla.) the blind statesman,
was speaking. He had tried to offer
an amendment hut Vice President
Sherman sent the steam roller
smashing over him IN spite OF tho
appeals OF Democratic leaders. Gore,
II Is understood, wished TO offer tho
Canadian Reciprocity agreement as
an amendment He continued 20
speak, though declared out Of order.
and his voice conficted with that OK
the clerk. Gore anoloeized for inter-
fering with the unanimous agreement
( 20 vote at $40.
Senator Bailey CDem. Texas) de-
I clined 20 vote, serving notice that ha
/ believed the roll was Improperly
called while Gore was appealing for
recognition. Stone (Dom MOI moved
10 reconsider the vote but a motion
/ by Lodge tRop. Mass) TO tahlo the
/ Stone motion was adopted So to %.
After considerable wrangling. o re-
cess until 10 o'clock was taken.
How They Lined Up.
The roll call on the Permanent
Tariff Board bill was follows:
Those voting tho affirmative we're.
beveridgo, r.. Indiana, Borah. r..
Idaho; Bourne, r. Oregon: Bradley.
H., kentucky; Brandegee r.. Con-
necucut, Briggs. RA New Jersey.
bristow, r., Kansas; Brown. r.. Ne
braska Burkctt. r.. Nebraska. Burn-
nam, r., New Hampshire: Burton. r..
ONO; Carter r.. Montana. Cham-
perlaln, d.. Oregon, Clapp. r.. Min
nesota. Clark r., Wyoming: Clarke.
d., Arkansas: Crane r.. Massacbu-
settsi Crawford, r.. South Dakot a
Nullom, r., Illinois; Cummins. r..
. iowa, Curtis, r.. Kansas. Dick, r..
Ohio; Dillingham;. r., Vermont. dt-
Pont r.. Delaware: Flint. r.. Calf
iornia Gallinger. r.. New ilamn-
shire, Gamble. r., South Dakota.
Gronna. r.. North Dakota. Guuren-
helm. r. Colorado: Hale. r. Maine
? Jones. r. Washington. Keau. r.
e New Jersey. LaFolicuc, r., Wiscou
!. sin Ledge. r.. Massachusetts. 10
D + fimer r.. Illinois: McCumbor. r.
North Dakota Nelson. R .Minncsnle
D. Newlands. d., Nevada. tlixon.
r Nevada; oliver r.. Ponnsylvania
n Owen. d.. Oklahoma; Page. r Yer
4 mont; Penrose r.. Pennsylvanja
! Perkins. r., California: Piles. r..
! Washington: Richardson, r.. Della
ware; Root r., New York. Scott.
r.. West Virginia; Smith. Michigan: {:
Smoot. r.. Utah; Sutherland. r..
utah Thornton, d.. Louisiana: Warm
er, r., Missouri; Warren. r.. Wyom-
ing' Wetmore r.. Rhode Island:
Young. r.. Iowa Total, 56.
Those IN Opposition.
In the negative-Bankhea d.. Ala .
Bulkeley, r.. Conn: Culberson ID.
Texas Davis, r., okla; Fletcher. d.,
Fla. Frazier. d.. Tenn; Hepburn. r.,
Idaho; Johnston, d.. Ala; Martin. d.
Va; Money. d.. Miss; Overman. d.
n. c.; Paynter, d.. KY; Percy, d.
Miss; Rayner, d., Md: Simmons, -.
n. c.; Smith. D.. Md; Smith, D.. s. c.
I Stone, d., Mo-; Swanson, d.. Va: Tali.
aferro. d., Fla; Taylor. d.. Tenn.
Tillman. Dem, s c.; Walsin. d.. w
. Va. Total 3D.
Twelve Senators did not vote. They
were Aldrich. r. J.; Bacon. d.. Ca
5 Bailey. D.. Tex; Burrows. r.. Michi-
hdns DepeWs H. n. Is DlAOu. X.
r Mont Foster. D., Ia. Frye. r. Maine
e Gore. D. Okla; Shively. d.. Indiana
Stephenson, r.. Wis, and Terrell, d..
= Ca.
! Five Democrats voted for the bill
- They were Clark. Arkansas; Newlands,
Z Nevada: owen. Oklahoma; Thornton,
{ Louisiana and Chamberlain. Oregon.
4 Senators Bulkeley. Of Connecticut
and Hepburn. Of Idaho. were the only
Republicans who voted against the
r bill.
Senators Dixon. r.. Mont. and Bur-
= rows. r.. Nich.. later explained 10 the
= Senate that they we're unavoidably de.
tanned and. could not be present when
I n vote was taken. Both announced the,
: would have voted for the bill
! Filibustering In House.
: When the bill went back to the
= House for consideration Of the Sen.
ate amendments. Fitzgerald (Nev
, York; Immediately started a hlibuster
4 Dalzell. Republican. Pal offered
= gag rule. and Fitzgerald made poin
OF no quorum On the roll call. thu
4 Democrats walked out with the evi
4 dent intention Of preventing a quorum
Another roll call was necessary OF
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