The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-03-17
STATE WIDE PRoHsIrIoM
TO FRONT IN LEGISLATURE
House Passes Bin after Hard Fight
But Senate Action IL Uncertain
What Enquirer Says

people Of constitutional amendment
for statewide prohibition.
The Cincinnati Enquirer on Friday
morning printed the following dispatch
from Frankfort about the matter:
(Ftom Cincinnati; F,ou;,er)
Frankfort. XIV. March Il-Fl,shed
with their victory in oass;ne the Eros,
county uni, hill The d,ys IN IN. uousc
today twice passeJ the Webh hill ,ro.
x,d,ne far a s,a,rw;de ,,oh;h;,;,, con.
s,iuuioual amendment, When IN. s;r.
vote Of 20 yeas and a NAYS w,s n,
uounccJ nv Sneaker Terrell IN. uo,s,
r,,,,,r,,-,; mn, h.;;,u
Cray.ba;red lawmakers We'd with
their youthful colleagues in their shou,s
of ame, yIorv and b,liel;ab
Men who have no, shaken hands
heartily during the session ava;l,d
Themselves N, this o,,o,,v,;,, Tn.
scene was +, deseribable The crowded
galleries ;o;red !, the ,,oI,,se nc eag.
e,iv AZ u ,bev had bern members
A fybl a,nare,,ly homeless a, the
beginning ~ the session had heen won.
,o, wbe,be, the Iii, ,asses the Sen.
ate -, no, statewide o,oh;b;,;on il a
live issue in the pol;,;cal e,mpaisns in
,h,. Stale IN The L.,u,e The Dem
oera,s from the rural districts and the
Re,ubleans sol;dly voted for the bill
This ;ov WAS not Of long duration.
The ,,s,s,.c,;,y J,vs learned ,bey
had been ,r;cled The wrong hill had
herp passed The original hin instead
Of a substitute had been adop,ed The
votes had been reeonsidered and tab
led
The situation was desperate Full of
,a;,b ,ba, they have a righteous cause
the orys turned 10 one Of the youthful
members for their leaders They looked
10 Representative Shelton NJ Saufley.
Of Stanford. editor of the Interior
to,rnal "a canal 20 the task The pic-
,nre of this bearJless youth surround
cd nv older men ~ almos, ;r,nior;ng
rnur,ru,rrr cannot lac ,ir,et;be,i
S,uf,ev WAS willing He called ON
Sneaker Terrell for A ruling II was
whether or no, a constitutional ma
;,,,,;, III e, ,.;ss ...,,;a change The
,,,es ~ ,he House
II so the drvs could win. IL no, they
,,e,, dooued Sneaker Terrell held
cha, n constitutional majority. that is.
81 vo,es could contest, II was then
,ha, R,,,escp,a,;ve Sauflev showed
his rars ability. He moved that Rule
60 which nroyides tba, when a vote
has been clinched no further action on
the measure can he taken without un-
aninous consent, be suspended. He
asked ,ba, this rule he suspended under
the authority Of Rule 80 which pro-
,ides that a constitutional majority
MAY susnend any rule. Sneaker Ter
rell sustained him.
Representatives n. G.. Movers and
H,,eberaf, offered written objections
=, ~. ruling -; ..,;..sss, Terrell. Nj
Movers declared tina, the matter will
bave "a h. ,hresbed in the Court of
Aoue.ls
The Sauiley motion prevailed by a
VOTE of "a tn p Sau,,ey moved 10
take the motion Ia reconsider from the
table His motion prevailed. Messrs.
Meyers and uu,cbcraft filed written
.s..o,;,,s IN ali Of these nations
The adopt,on of these motions
trough, the matter back TO the poin,
;,s, h.,o,r the or,yious roll call. The
House adopted the substitute upon
motion of Representative Judy.
The properlv drafted bill was placed
,oon il, passage and approved BY a
y,,. Of m ~ a. The vote ON the snb
s,i,u,e and the original bill was the
SANG II follows
Y..sAverv. Bailey. Bileter. Blades.
bo,,uo, Bryson. Judy. Cary. Cecil.
Coke Cox Durre,t. Evans. Farris
Iln,,, Fraser. Frost. Green. Gum
Hail Hamo,ou. Hammond. Harvey. J.
n Havs Henniueer. Henry. Hillman.
uuff Johnson. ZONES. Kelley. Lay. Lott,
Motley Mount Oliver Palmer. Parri-
on, phelos Po,eet. Pumphrey. Rad
c,;tfe Raw ~ + Rogers. Roun,ree.
sauiley Smith. Stone. Stott. lanes T
Webb. VIM. Webb, n. b. White. Wills,
N O Wilson. Roy s. Wilson. Total 60.
Nays-Ampler. Barrett. Brown. Da-
lie no,r,, Dou.iass Drescber IA