The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-23
RESOLUTION TO SUBMIT TO THE
STATES AN AMENDMENT
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first section Of the proposed amend
ment, and included q clause against
importation OF intoxicating liquors.
II was adopted without q division.
Another amendment presented by
Representative Mann would have
been an absolute prohibition of the
manufacture. transportation. impor-
tatlon and sale of intoxicating Ii
quors" for any purpose.
If we are to have prohibition" he
said. "let us have prohibition that will
prohibit"
An effort to secure a record vote on
the second Mann amendment was de-
feated. .-..
Representative Morrison then Of
fered his substitute for the first sec
ton OF the Hobson amendment. 1t
prohibited interstate commerce in in
toxicating liquors. A point OF order
against this amendment made by Rep
resentative Harrison, OF Mississippi,
was overruled.
On n rising vote It was defeated, Al
to 213. An effort to obtain q record
vote failed.
Immediately after announcement OF
the votes the house adjourned, the
crowd that had packed the galleries
throughout the prolonged debate dis
persing with mingled expressions OF
regret and jubilation.
Prohibition leaders declared the
vote Of 1877 for the resolution had
come up to their expectations, as they
had not expected @ two-thirds major
lily. Whether a similar resolution sub
mitted by Senator Sheppard, of Texas,
would reach a vote in the senate at
this season was not certain tonight.
Administration leaders were inclined
to believe 1t would not, because II
could not pass the house.
Notwithstanding repeated public as
sertions that many members OF the
house would try to dodge a record
vote. the roll call disclosed a heavy at
tendance. larger than the average
throughout the session. To have car
ried the house the Hobson resolution
would have required 25S affirmative
votes. II thus failed to carry by 81
votes. '~,
The vote: For the Hobson resoiu-
tion-Democrats:- Abercrombie, Adam
son. Aiken. Alexander, Baker. Bark
ley, Bell. Of Georgia; Borchers, Bor-
land. Brodbeck, Burnett, Byrnes, South
Carolina: Byrnes. Tennessee; Chand-
Ter. Mississippi; Carraway. Carr, Car
ter. Clark. Florida: Collier. Connolly,
Kansas: Crisp. Decker, Dietrich, Ders-
hem. Dickinson. Diffenderfer, ,Dooiit-
tie. Evans. Raison, Ferguson, Ferris,
Fields. Finley. Flood Floyd. Foster,
Fowler. Francis. Garrett. Texas; Glass,
Goodwin. Gudger. Hamlin, Harrison,
Hay. Hayden, Helm. delivering Hens
ley. Hobson, Holland, Houstin, How
ard, Hoxworth, Hughes, Georgia: Huh,
Humphreys, Mississippi; Jacoway.
Johnson, neutrality-suspicious.. South
Carolina; Jones. :. Keating. iKindetl,
Kirkpatrick. KitehiR. Lever. Lewis.
Maryland, Lloyd. Nick Gel Moon,
Murray. Nicely. ,WestlVirginia :, OiHair,
O'dfield. Padgett, Page, North Caro-
lima: Park. Post. Quinn, Ragsdale,
Fancy, Raker. Rubey. Rucker. Rus
sell. Saunders. Seldamridge, Shackle-
ford. Simms. Sissop, Smith, Maryland:
Smith, Texas: Sparkman, Stedman,
Stenhens, Mississippi: Stephens. Tex
as: Stout. Tageart. ltFavenner, Taylor.
Alabama; .Tavfor. ARKANSAS: Taylor.
Colorado: Thomas. Thompson, Oklaho-
Tribt,e. Walker. Watkins. Watson.
Weaver. Webb. Whaley. White. Wingo
and Young, OF Texas-Total ia.
Republican: Anderson. Anthony.
Austin. Avis. Barton, Britten. Burke,
South Dakota; Butler, CamBbelIl
Cramton. Dillon, Dunn. Farr, Tess,
Fordney. French. Good. Green. Iowa;
Griest. Hamilton Michigan: Hamilton.
New York: Haugen. Hawley. Helgesen.
Kinds. Humphrey, Washington; john
son. Washicgton: Keister. Kelley
Michigan: Kennedy. Iowa: .Kiess,
Pennsylvania: Kinkaid. Nebraska;
LaFTollette. sLangham. Lang
ley. Lindbergh. Lindduist. Mckenzie.
Mclaughlin, Mapes, Mondell. Morgan.
Oklahoma: Moss. West Virginia; Nell
son. Norton, Patton. Pennsylvania;
Peters, Plumley. Powers, Prouty, Sells,
Shreve. Sinnott. siemp. Sloan, Smith,
Idaho: J. NJ C. Smith. Samuel w.
Smith. Steenerson, Sutherland, Switz-
er. Towner, Volstead. Wallin, willis.
Woods and Young. of North. Carolina
67. =
Progressives: Bryan. Eaieoner;
Hinebaugh. Hulings. Kelley. Pennsyl-
vania: Lewis. Pennsylvania; McDon-
aid. Michigan: Ripley, Thompson. IT,
linois: Walters and Woodruff-Total
4.
Progressive Republicans: Bell. CAL
ifornia; Copley. Illinois: Lafferty.
Oregon. and Stephens, California-Tc-
tai 4.
Grand total for resolution-197.
Against tile resolution: Democrats:
Adair. Allen. Aswell. Bailey. Barn
hart, Bartlett, Bathrick. Beakes. Black
mon. Boher. Bpwdle. Brockson.
Broussard. Brown. New York; Bruck-
ner, Buchanan. Illinois:g Buchanan.
Texas: Buikley. BpFgessssH urke. Wis.,
consin: Galloway. Cantor Cantriil,
Cary. Cariin. Casey. Church. Clancy.