New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
Gore Offers Correction.

S oh armed vessel of a belligerent swer-'
 @ Gore Offers Correction. $ Senator Gore offered a correction on as resolution but this was tabled 6S # IA, all other proposals also being Abled under the same motion. N Senator Cores resolution, sub- 8sute. by Senator McCumber, q, re-
 blican, and an attempt by Senator Bre to strengthen his original pro- @sal, all were defeated at one time \ roll cell on a motion by Senator ISmes, the administration whip, to ta- @ them.
 @rhe administra ton victory in the @l at9S transferred the fight to the &kse.
 Meets Wishes of President. @ was said at the White House that @ result in senate was satisfactory @ met the wishes of President Will
 . It was added that attention Muld now be concentrated on the sit z# ion in the house.
 The roll call was as follows: 8 8yes-AshurSt, Bankhead. Beckham Mandegee, Broussard, BurIeigh, Chil- x, Clark, Wyoming; Colt Culberson,
 rtis, Dillingham;, Du Pont. Fletcher. @re, Harding. EIardWick, Hitchcock, z lis, Hughes, Husting, James. John a% of Maine; Johnson of South Dako- @ Kern, Lane, Lee of Maryland:
 vis, Lodge. Mclean, Martin, Mar Myers, Nelson, Newlands. Oliv- n ya @ @man. Poindexter, Pomerene. Rams M Reed, Shafroth, Sheppard, @elds,' Simmons, Smith of Arizona: 1 tn of Georgia; Smith of Maryland: |Nth of Mich; Smith of South Caro- @; Sterling, tSone, Swanson. Thom- M MThomposn, Tillman. Underwood, #fdarlan. Wadsworth, Walsh, War N Weeks Williams, Clarke of Ar # sas. Total 6S.
 3 ayS-Borah, Cham berlain, Clapp, K nmtrrs, Fall. Gallinger, Gronna, B|RRes, LaFollette, McCumbcr, Norris, 8sHRsS rman, Sherman, Works. Total l |@ Gore Votes With Majority.
 enator Gore, himself, voted to ta- l 8H1is resolution. Senators Cham ber- !
 
 @ ts to vote against the administra- s# The other twelve anti adminis- on votes were all republican. For Meyen democrats and twelve re- "a jeans voted to table the resolu- # During the roll call Senator Mot, republican, asked to be ex- @d from voting because he was not N to, vote direct on the prop ,sition. @ tor Borah, republican, obpected, @the senate voted to excuse him. #hen Senator Stones name was Ed he arose to explain that Sena- SsSauasbury, democrat was absent Recount of illness. He said that if | @ent, Senator Salisbury would 1 M voted aye on the original reso- , H8nator Borah, misunderstanding ' M Senator Stone was explaining l |, X rote of a colleague, objected t I tbis, senate is going to be <, t
 Ad, the senator from Missouri g Mbe gagged with the rest of us," Y aas or Borah shouted s a#hen order was restored Senator l A explained that "on this resolu- t x vote aye" , s ere was some uncertainty among
 tors as to the status of the vari- 1esoIutions when the roll call had #was explained then that Senator ( had moved to lay not only the # warning resolution but also the #lled corrected resolution on the "a It was necessary then for # ors to express themselves in one 8 as to warning and on the ques- { &8of the killing Of an American on
 Nnarmed merchantmen as a cause | Jar.
 r that reason Senator Gore @ td table because he did not
 his own substitute and had in IN ced it merely to get an express @ @of the senate on that issue
 Cores Addition. E&e text of Senator Cores ad-
 to his original resolution, and #l was tabled with the warning
 ltion, was as follows:
 Resolved, by the senate, and #e of representatives concurring,
 the sinking by a German sub
 #1e without notice or warning of S rmed merchant vessel of her 5#%C enemy, resulting m the dedtH 1 M citizen of the United States, 8@ constitute a just and suffi- 5M cause of war between the M Id States and the German Elm <# eral senators explained that the l $@ form of the question was re- & ible for the character of the M as few senators wanted to vote M question regarding a cause for M ator McCumber later re-intrO- 8 substantially the same resolu- # ne had offered as a substitute to
 fore resolution. The McCum 3 esolution would go to the calen- M House Leaders Busy. S ile the senate was voting, house |
 IFS were working. The admins
 n victory in the senate was ex-
 d to solidify the sentiment in s olLse and the leaders looked for 1