The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-06

ATTACKED
BY KERN

Washington, June 6-Senator Kerr
Of Indiana concluded Wednesday IN,
second installment Of his speech il
opposition to Senator Lorimer anr
gave notice that he would endeayor Il
conclude before adjournment Thurs
day. The senator announced the eyt
dence taken during the senates se,s
ond investigation, eontending THAN
much of the evidence that Was new
and important naa been expressed
the opinion that debate on Ills CASE
would continue several weeks HI
gave close attention to the arraign-
ment OF himself by Mr. Kern. Oeea.
sionally during the day Mr.. Lorimer
talked with Mr. Kern, Joking with him
about the remarks as to the feeling he
might have against those who would
vote against him.
a poll Of the senate understood TO
naye been made at the instance Of
Vice President Sherman oh the eve of
bis recent fruitless conference with
Senator Lorimer. shows mat tae sen.
ate stands fifty-four for the adoption
Of the resolution ousting Lorimer and
thirtyseyen against oustlng the Chi.
cago senator.
Twenty-Five Republicans and twelve
Democrats are still supporting Lori
mer and thirty Democrats and TWEEN.
ty-four Republicans favor his cxpnl.
sion from the senate. Two Repubn
cans, catron Of New Mexico and San.
ders Of Tennessee, ana one Democrat
smith Of Arizona, arc undecided
of the senators who voted to uphold
Lorlmer in 1911 only one las chang.
"a, that being Curtis Of Kansas.
whereas one former antl-Lorimer SEM
ator, Jones Of Washington, is now sun !
porting Lorimer. All Of the new SEN
ators since the last Lorimer vote IN
l9ii arc against the Illinois senator
except catron, Sanders and Marc |
smith Of Arizona, who are doubtful \
The lineup on the issue as developed
by The sO-called Sherman poll IL u
follows
tor me adoption of the resolution
Lorimer Ashurst. Arizona.
Bacon, Georgia Borah, idaho; Bourne
0regon Brown, Nebraska: Bristow
Kansas Bryan, Florida Burton, Ohio;
Chamberlain, Oregon; Ciapp. Mime.
sofa; Clarke, Arkansas: Crawford
South Dakota; Culberson Texas.
-ummins, Iowa; Curtis. Kansas. Da.
'is, Arkansas; Dixon. Montana: Fall
New Mexico; Gardner. Maine; Gore
Oklahoma Gronna, North Dakota
hitchcock, Nebraska John. Maine
Nenyon, Iowa; Kern, Indiana: La Fol.
cite Wisconsin; Lea. Tennessee.
-odge Massachusetts: Mclean, Con
lecticut; Martin. Virginia. MARITIME
Now Jersey Myers, Montana: Nell
ION, Minnesota; Owen. Oklahoma;
Page Vermont; Percy Mississippi.
Polndexter, Washington: Pcmcroaa
)hio' kayner, Maryland: Reed. Mis-
iouri; Root New York: shiveiy Tn.
llama; Smith, South Carolina. smith
ieorsiai Smith. Michigan: stone.
Missouri; Sutherland. Utah: Swan.
'on Virginia; Townsend, Michigan:
Williams Mississippi; Works, Can.
ornia Total 5i.
Against resolution ousting Lorimor
iailey Texas Bankhead, Alabama:
'radyley, Kentucky Braadeeeer. Con.
.ectieuti Briggs. New Jersey Bnrp.
am Now Hampshire, Chiltea. West
NA-t a. ~ fHtHfIEs irnUO & !
massachusetts,; Cullom. Illinois; Dn.
.nsnam, Vermont Dupont Delaware .
ielcher Florida; Foster, Louisiana
iallinser' New Hampshire; Gamble.
oulh Dakota; Guggenbeim. Colorado
ieyourn' Idaho; Johnston. Alabama &
ones Washington; Lir1ltt. Rhode
iland' McCumber NJrta Dakota.
Non, Nevada; Oliver Pennsylvania:
awnter Kentucky; Penrose, Pennsyl.
aniai Perkins, California, Richard.
'n, Delaware. Simmons, North Caro-.
ma Smith, MARYLAND; smoot Utab.
'ephenson Wisconsin; Thornton /,
ouislana' Tillman, South Carolina;
'arreni Wyoming, Watson West vir. y
mia, and Wetmore. Rhode Island
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