The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-25
CRy Associated PreSs.)

W Slcii, July
clal trade agreement between the
United states and Canada. embodied
storm enter in two sessions OF Con
in the reciprocity bill that proved a
gress. passed the Senate without
amendment today by a vote OF 30 to
II. A majority of Republicans voted
against it. Of SIS votes for it, 81 were
Democratic, and p Republicans; Of
the u against, "a We're Republicans
and three Democrats.
This action settled the whole Cana
dian reciprocity question So far as
Congress is concerned and save tor
executive approval and the Canadian
parliaments ratification made the
pact the law Of the land.
To Receive Mr.. Taft's Signature
Wednesday,.
congressional practice Will delay
the attixing of the Presidents sigma
ture until next Wednesday,, when the
House is again in session. Hhe recl-
procity bill, having originated in the
House, must be returned there Tor en-
grossment and for the signature OF
Speaker Clark, While the House is sit
ting.
The Canadian Parliament has not
acted on the agreement. With one ex-
tNECboA IN p - A'N
passed by Congress will not become
effective until the President issues
a proclamation hat Canada has ratl-
fled the Pact. The exception to this
procedure is the paper and pulp sec
ton Of the bill, which it is
will become Immediately effective
when the President signs the law.
The Line-Up on Final Vote.
n vote on the bill was as follows:
Ranl1hlioan aCyninSt the hill
Borah and Hepburn. Idaho: Bourne,
Oregon; Bristow and Curtis, Kansas;
Burnham, New Hampshire; Clapp and
Nelson, Mimi; Clark and Warren,
Wyoming: Crawford and Gamble,
South Dakota; Cummins and Kenyon.
Iowa; Dixon, Montana; Gronn and
McCumber. North Dakota: La Fol
lette, Wisconsin,; Lippitt, Rhode Is
land; Lorimer, ILL.,; Oliver, Penn.
Page, Vermont; Smith, Michigan;
SmOOt, Utah.
Democrats against: Bailey, Texas
Clark, Arkansas; Simmons, North
Carolina.
Republicans for the bill: Bradley
Kentucky, Brandegee and Mclean
Connecticut; Briggs, New Jersey
Brown, Nebraska; Burton, lOhio
Crane and Lodge, Massa chusetts; Cul
lom. illinpis: G~uggenheim, Colorado
Jones aHd Poindexter, Washington
Nixon. Nevada; Penrose, Pennsylva
MIA; Perkins and Works. California
Richardson, Delaware; Root, Ney
York; Stephenson, Wisconsin,; Town
send, Michigan; Wetmore, Rhode Isl
and.
Democrats for the bill: Bacon, Geor
Ela; Burkhead and Johnston. Alaba
ma; Bryan and Fletcher. Florida
Chamberlain, Oregon: Chiffon an
Watson. West Virginia.; Culbersor
Texas; Davis, Arkansas: Foster, LOU
siana; Gore and Owen, Oklahoma
Hitchcock, Nebraska; Johnson, Maine
Kern and Shively. Indiana; Marti
and Swanson, Virginia.; MARITIME, Ne
Jersey; Myers, 1Montana; NeW1and!
Nevada O'Gorman, New York; Over
man, North Carolina: Paynter. Ken
lucky; Pomerene, Ohio; Reed an
stone, Missouri; Smith. Maryland
Smith, South Carolina; Taylor Ter
nessee; Williams, Mississippi.
President Much Gratified.
Il am much gratiied that the bi
Is passed said President Taft. 80
indicates the increase Of mutually Der
e1lclai relations between Canada an
this country"
The President received many COZ
sfatuiations before leaving for Be,
cry at 5:35 p. m. to spend the weei
emo. He Will be back in Washingto