The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-13
{a3y Associated Press;

Of representatives tonight, by vote
~ 204 TO S174, refused To submit to
the States an amendment to the fed
eral constitution TO enfranchiss wo.
men.
A two-thirds majority would hays
been necessary for adoption of the
resolution submitting the amendment
Hundreds OF women who had sat in
the crowded galleries throughout the
eight hours OF debate greeted the an
nouneement of tte result with varied
expressions of approval or disappro-
val. Detection mingled with enthus-
iasm as the purple and yellow sashes
OF the suffragists and the red rose be-
cecked anti-suffragists filed out into
\ the house corridors, wearied with the
long strain Of oratory.
1t was the second defeat suffered
by the suffrage cause in congress
within year. On March 10 last an
equal suffrage constitutional amend
ment received q vote of So to "a in the
senate, obtaining bare majority, but
not the necessary two-thirds.
Sufragist leaders, undismnyed BY
the result OF tonight's vote, declared
that the fight was by no means over.
Mrs. Anna Howard Shaw and other
prominent suffragists who sat with
her in the gallery through the debate,
predicted a more favorable result
when congress again Is called on to
vote on the question. ,sst
Anti-suifragists were we'll satisfied.
Ehe result was what we expected, z,
said Mrs. Arthur Nj: Dodge; president
: OF the Natioaai soeiatipn 3pposes
10 Woman Su uiiTage. II means that
the Suffrage moy yement, fostere. by
hysterical women, Is ON the -...e.r
Those voting for the resolution
were 81 g
Adair, Alexander, Anderson. An.
thony. Austin, Avis, Baker, Barnhart.
RaihFics. pell tEal.soTnia}, Borchers,
Eorland. Britten, Brown New York;,
Bryan, Buchanan (Illinois). Butler,
Campbell, Carr, Casey. Chandler New
York;. Church. Clancy, Cline, Connol-
ly tKaisas), Copley, Cramton, Cros
ser. Curry, Davenport, Decker, iDeit-
rick. Dershem, Dickinson, Dillon, Doo-
little, nrnkker, Eagan, Edmonds,
Evans, Farr. Ferguson, Ferris. Fess.
Fitzhenry. Fordney, Foster. Fowler,
Francis, Frear, French. Gallaeher.
( Galiivan, George. Gilmore, Good. Cor
'-sNb' 80 s.teAiAt - ~ ShuSJ ttatiiaJa ,Sfeen
uowal. Griest, Guernsey. HamilI,
Hamilton (Michigan). Hamlin, Hart,
Haugen. Hawlay, Hayden, Hayes, Hef-
seson. Helvering. Hensley, Hill, Hob
son. Howell. Hughes (West yirgfnia),
Hulings, Humphrey fWashington)
Kahn Keating. Keister. Kelley (hIicil-
z igan) /. Kelly tPennsyivania), Kent,
Ketmer. Kiess, Kinkaid (Nebraskcl,
Kinkend New Jersey, kirkpatrick,
2 9knowleAd. Lafferty, Lafollette, Lang
ley, Hndbergh: Lloyd, Logue, Moan.
drews. Mcclure (0klahenal, McKeis
lar. Mckenzie, McI.aughiin, Macdon-
: aid, Madden, Maher. Mann, Mapes.
Martin, Metz Mitchell; MondelL Nor.
gam toklhhoma). MOSS fIndiana).
Mott. Miiriock, Neeley fKansas).
Neely tWast virginial, Nelson, Nolan,
Norton. oHair, o'Shaunessy, Palmer,
Patton tPsnnsylyanifsl Peterson.
I Phelan, Porter. Protity, Rainey. Rak.
ser. Reilly tEonneetic,if), Roberts
(Maasachusatt attsi Epgefs, Rubey.
Rtfeker. RupIey. Russell. SABBATH.
Scnlly, Seidomridge. GELS, Shackie-
ford. Sherwood. Sims. Sinnott, Sfemp.
Smith fIdehp6 Smith fMaryiandl. Il
M. G.. Smith {Mfrhigafl Samuel W.
Smith tNiichieana sinislls Afiuhenota,,
Smith .Sew York; 6teeaerson. gfapi,s
ems iCaliforhial, stevens New TIaInpa
sshireJ Stone. Stout, strinEer. sutler-
land. Taggert. Tayenner. Taylor tCoss