The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-30

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-1sut u rroeeet 1rsI with army and
1sry appointments. i1s republicans
3sr1ng taz. re democrats had shown
Z lax 0. good tsiih By their delio
erz;e usnns- ot proceeding with
hen Il vas further held that the
Agreement was confined 70 the time
+. Was made
TIE republican side finally moTed
70 take ~ the nominations in order.
1hiE Was resisted BY the democrats
On the ground that the senate was
under agreement 70 consider first
the promotions in the army. The
roint was debated al length. the re-
publicans contending the understand
Ing expired the day II was made,
while the democrats argued it was
binding 10 the end.
E,ut t.do.d Eilthfster
As the executive session proceed
ed il developed into full-fledged
nlibuster. Senator John Sharp VIII
iiams launched into a presentation
Of the dangers the American army
might encounter from projectiles sho;
from aeroplanes.
He read long reports to show how
much more completely foreign ar
mics we're supplied with destructive
engines OF war. as he called them,
than that OF the United States. He
said that in case of war with Mexico
The enemy could utterly devastate the
army OF the Rio Grande by sending
a flock OF aviator into the air ami
dropping bombs in the soldiers
ranks. The speech was humorous
and excited laughter on both sides |
VI the chamber.
During a lull in the Mississippi |
-enators speech Senator Brandegee |
.ook occasion to ask Senator Martin
Of the democratic side whether he
lad agreed that the army, navy and
diplomatic appointments would be ta-
Ken up in the order named. The Vir-
,inia senator replied that he had
spoken for himself merely, but that
ie had no doubt that most OF the
would assent to such an
arrangement.
Proceedings Out of Order.
The controversy between the two
enstors had not progressed far
/, hen the chair ruled the proceedings
,ut of order.
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0 the ruling and an aye and no vote
vas ordered At this opportunity the
democrats began TO scatter. Some
vent to lunch, others TO their Of
ices and some had business down
he street" It Immediately became
yident that they were determined
o break the quorum, and the ser
cant at arms was soon busily en-
aged in an effort to find enough
enators to do business.
When ultimately quorum was
'rocured, several motions. including
me to go out OF executive session
nd another to adjourn, were voted
iown, and the general discussion con-
inned
When the senate went into execu-
i've session Senator Martin. the DEM
'cratic floor leader, said the demo-
rats would adhere to their course
Il opposing action on the majority