New Britain herald., 1914-04-01
said bfll bl K to the house forthwith


 the following amendment-
 Strike Iout all of Section 3 and
 insert in lifu thereof the following:--
 'Seetiof1 2--And congress hereby
 declares that in its judgment the
 United States, which at enormous cost has built and fortified and owns the canal without any expectation of pc- cuniary prqflt to itself from it's own ership, and which has the duty and expense of protecting the canal with its troops and warships and by proper sanitation, may, as the owner and de- fender of the canal, and by virtue of It's rights of sovereignty, rightfully provide preferential tolls or no tolls for its own war vessels and for vee- sels of commerce belonging to it or it's citizens flying its flag so long as the conditions and charges of traffic established by it for vessels of foreign nations arc just and equitable; and may rightfully in time of war as well as in time of peace maintain its army and navy in the canal zone. in- cluding all necessary warlike ma terials, both for defense and offense; and may rightfully provide prefer
 ential tolls or no tolls for the vessels of the republic of Panama, from
 which republic the right to construct
 the canal was obtained, and as author ized in the act of June 28, 1902, pro- viding for the construction of the canal"
 "Antis'' Poll Largest Vote. On this motion, with its reserva- tion of the right of the United States to control tie Panama canal zone, | the anti-repeal forces boiled their | largest vote.t The motion was defeat ed, 232 to 176. The democratic lead- CTS, Speaker Clark and Representative Underwood carried sixty-one of their democratic colleagues with them on this vote. All but thirteen of the re- | publicans voted for the motion and 1 two progressives stood with the anti | repeal forces.
 This defeat marked the last rally l of the anti-repeal forces, and the 1 crowds which had sat for seven hours in the stifling galleries of the house
 arose wearily and prepared to leave. Repeal Bill Passed.
 The last roll call was on the final passage of the e'bill. It was taken with the house in disorder and general confusion prevalent. As announced | by the speaker the result was ayes, | 246; nays. 162. But a recapitulation | of the vote showed ayes. PAT; nays, | 161.
 On this vote 22O democrats desert ed their chosen leaders to answer the 1 personal plea of President Wilson. | With them were twenty-five republi- | cans and two progressives. With l Speaker Clark and Leader Under wood fifty-two democrats voted | against the bill, ninety-two republi-
 cans and seventeen progressives, mak- ing up the 16l negative votes. The 1 vote in detail was as follows:- For the Bill.
 Democrats - Abercrombie, Adair,
 Adamson, Alexander, Allen, Ansberry,
 Ashbrook. Aswell, Bailey, Baker.
 Baltz. Barkley. Barnhart, Bartlett, Bathrick, Beakes. Beall (TexD, Bell (Ga.). Booker, Borchers, Bowdle. Brodbeck, Brown (N. YD, Brum-
 baugh, Buchanan (Ill), Buchanan (Tex). Bulkley, Burgess, Burke (Wis.). Byrne (S. co, Byrnes (Tenn.), Galway, Candler, Cantor,
 Cantrill, Caraway, Carlin, Carr, Cart
 CT. Church, Clancy, Claypool. Clay
 ton, Cline, Coady, Collier, Connolly
 (Kan.), Connolly Ua.), Covington,
 Cox, Crosser. Davenport, Decker, Dent, Dershem, Dickinson, Dies. Dix
 on, Donovan, Doolittle, Doughton,
 Pagan, Eagle, Edwards, Elder, Evans,
 Faisson. Ferguson, Ferris, Fields,
 Fitzhenry, Flood tVa.), Floyd (ArkO.
 Foster, Fowler, Francis, Gallagher,
 Gard, Garner, Garrett (Tenn.), Gar
 rett (Tex.), George, Gary, Gilmore, Gittins, Glass, Goodwin (N. CD, Cooke, Gordon, Gregg, Gudger, Hamill, Ham, lin, Hammond, Hardwick, Hardy,
 Hart, Hay, Hefi1, Helvering, Henry. Hensley, Hill, Holland, Houston, Howard, Hughes l(Ga.), Hull, Hum phreys (Miss.), Jacoway, Johnson (KyD, Johnson tS. co. Heating.
 Kennedy (Connl, Key, Kindele.
 Kinkead (N. J.), kirkpatrick, Konop, Lazaro, Lee (Gap, Lesher, Lever,
 Levy, Lewis (Md.l, Lieb. Linthicun. Lloyd, Lobeck, LFft Logue, McClel-
 Ian, Mccoy, McGrlicuddy, Mcclellan.
 Mcguire, Montagte, Morrison, Moss Gnd.), Medley (Han). Nicely (W. va.). O'Brien, OAesby, O'Eair, Old- field, Padgett, Pale (N. CD, Palmer.
 Park, Peters (Maf.), Peterson, Post,
 Pou. Quinn, Raiiey, Rauch, Ray
 burn. Reed, Reillj (Wis.), Rothcr- mel Rouse, Rubet, Rucker, Russell, Sabbath, SaunderA Scully Seldom ridge, Shacklefordl Sharp, Sherley, Sherwood, Sims, Sisson, Slayden, Small, Smith (Mdi Smith (N. YO, Smith (Tex.), SIarkman, Stanley, Stedman, Stephend (Miss), Stephens (Neb.), Stephens (Tex.), Stevens ON. H.), Stone, Stout, Stringer, Summers.
 Talbot, Talcott, Favenner, Taylor (Ark.), Taylor (CoD, Taylor (N. Y.), Ten Eyck, Thacherl Thomas, Thomp- son (Okla.), Town9nd, Tribble, Tut tie, Underhill, Vaughn, Vollmer. Walker, Walsh, Watkins, Watson, Weaver, Webb, Wlaley. Whitaker, White, Williams, Wilson (Fla),