New Britain herald., 1916-03-03
Gore Resolution and Substitute Offered by McO Der Warning Americans Off Armed Ships of Bel
 ligerent Nations Overwhelmed
BIGGER MAJORITY THAN I'll
 ADMINISTRATION HOPED H

Leaders in House Now Pred Z
 cess in Lower Branch-Cors
 Talk Concerning War Witt
 many and Wilson's Desire tl
 Conflict Proved to Have nd
 dation.
 Washington, March 3.-By5 of 68 to IA, a greater majors they expected, administratioI] in the senate today tabled Cores resolution to warn Ar3 off the armed ships of the El helligerents, and thereby quelled in the senate any " which has embarrassed N Wilson in the submarine negd with Germany. When the senate assembled o'clock, virtually all the adrI tion senators were in theial waiting for the usual round N ing business to be passed overl 'ator Stone could make the agrI tion to table the Gore resolut3
 Senator Gore author of thd tion which the administratioI were ready to kill and who VI made the sensational declaratI he had heard President WilsI pectcd war with Germany, wal his scat by his secretary. d ministration leaders, confidd prepared, sat back awaiting tl CT moment. Morning business was finall1 and Senator Stone asked thl Gore resolution be laid before ate. McCumber Offers Subsfis| Senator McCumber, republ3 North Dakota, offered a suhs| express the sense of the senal the rules of international laV| be revised to meet new condil war and that pending neg} with foreign powers, America1 quested to refrain from endd their lives by travelling. on ard sells.
 When the McCumber substii been read, Senator Stone agal for the Gore resolution and laid before the senate. Th| Senator James of Kentucky that the resolution and all sul be laid on the table. Senatl was on his feet asking recogl|
 4 roll call then was ordered proposal to table the Gore red
 The Gore Resolution.
 The text of the Gore resolut lows:
 Whereas, a number of leadi| CTS of the world are now engaa war of unexampled proportioI
 Whereas, the United States oily at peace with all of sthe ent nations; and,
 Whereas, it is equally thd and the interest of the AIams q pie to remain at -psassdWil tions; and,
 Whereas, the president has afforded fresh and signal proof superiority of diplomacy to b as a method of settling inter- disputes; and,
 Where as, the right of Al citizens to travel on unarmed erent vessels has recently recei newed guarantees of respect violability; and,
 "Whreas, the right of Ameri izens to travel on armed bel vessels rather than upon unarn scls is essential neither to tn liberty or safety, nor to the ins ence, dignity or security of the and,
 Whereas, congress alone n, vested with the power to decla which involves the obligations vent war by all proper means ent with the honor and vital of the nation; therefore, be it
 ."Resolved, by the senate. In of representatives concurrinQ is the sense of the congress, vs it is with the sole power to war, that all persons owing, ance to the United States sh, behalf of their own safety and tai interest of the United State bear to exercise the right to tr upon any armed V. any belligerent power, whethel vessel be armed for offensive fensive purposes, and 1t is the sense of the congress that no D. should be issued or renewed secretary of state. or by any o ng under him to be used by al
 Continued On Fifteenth Pa