Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-03

washington, March 3.-By a vote Of
IS to II, a greater majority than they
expected, administration forces in the
senate today tabled Senator Cores
resolution to warn Americans off the
! armed ships Of the European belliger-
sents and thereby finally quelled in the
senate an agitation which has en-
4 barrassed President Wilson in the sub
marine negotiations with Germany. -
Senator Cores resolution, a sub
stitute by Senator McCumber, an at
tempt by Senator Gore to strengthen
his original proposal all were defeated
at one time on roll call on motion Of
Il Senator James to table them.
Now Goes TO House.
The administration victory in the
senate trans eerred the fight to the
house. 1t was said at the White House
that the result met the wishes OF
President Wilson. 1t was added that
attention would now be concentrated
on the situation In the house.
senator Gore himself voted to table
his resolution, Senators Chamberlain
and O'GofmAn were the only demo-
Gratis who voted against the admins
tration. The other twelve anti-ad-
tntirfistration votes were republicans.
Forty seven democrats and twenty
one republicans voted to- table the
resolution n - ( tEz 5ss.3
During the ron can Senator smoot,
B shlicAn. asked ~ be execused from ON
4 ycttng hecauss ia waa snat able Qryote
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Duf ts,e senate voted t6 excuse him.
oorah crsatss Scene. "a ,s
sWHen Senator Stones name was
called he arose to explain that Senator
salisbury. democrat, was absent on
account of illness. He said that II
fnresent Senator salisbury would have
voted on the original resolution.
senator Borah; misunderstanding
that senator Stone was explaining the
vote of . colleague objected ",
.Tf this senate is going to be gagged
the senator from Missouri will be
gagged with the rest Of u.s." Senator
Borah shouted. ,@7 @s.a. :.
II when order was restored Senator
stone ex planned that ION this resolu-
ton i vote aye" -, .
Considerable Confusion.
There was some uncertainty among
senators. as to the status Of the varl-
ous resolutions when the rol! call had
begun. z&s t.1 -.
& Ii was explained then that Senator
James had moved to lay not only the
Goro warning resolution but also the
so-cal1ed corrected resolution on the
table. II was necessary then Tor sena-
tors to express themselves as to warn
inR and the question Of the killing OF
An American on an unarmed mer-
chairman as a cause for war. For
that reason Senator Gore voted the
resolution to be tabled because he did
not favor his own substitute ana IN
troduced 1t merely to get an expires,
sion OF senate on that issue.
How They Voted.
The ron call was as follows:
aAyes--Ashurst, Bankhead, Beckham'
BrandAgee, Broussard, sBurieish, Chill
ton, Clark, OF Wyoming. Ciarksri ol
Arkansas: Colt, Culberson, Curtls'
Dillingham;. DUPONT, Fletcher. core
IIardwick. Hitchcock. Hollis. Hugnes,
Husting. James Of Maine: Johnson, Q.
South Dakota; Kern, Lane, Lee, OF
4 Martin. q Marine, Myers, Nswiands,
Oliver. III oyernan, owen, Page. Phelan,
Pittman. Poindcxter. Pomerene Rams
! 2dslL Teed Shafroth. Sheppard. Shields.
simrions. 6mith, OF Arizona; Smith. Of
Z f,eorTfa ginith, .of Maryland. Smith. OF
+ sfichi9an Smith, Of South Carolina;
atarIir stone, Swanson. Thomas.
5Thon6son. Tillmar1, Underwood. Vard-
annaI WaAsworth, Walsh, Warren.
y ~ esEs. Williams Total, 6S. 81
8 ssays-.Borah. Chamberlain, Clapp
Z Z ssfsnfnininS, Fxll, n Gal llinger Gronna,
! Jones I.aFollette AdcC Cumber. Norris.
aDst3orn1an, Sherman. Works-To Total IA
I. senator Kenyon OF Iowa, was absent.
81 4 4sss Tss& 0f sRssolution. s3$zz5
The text Of fstheEGspre resolution fol-
yVhsreas, the United States is
EzEs happily peace with All the Del-:5s
sIigerent ma lions, and, 5@
s nv hareas, 1t is7equally the desire
and the interests.of the American
people Is remainaat peace with all
nations. and. /. "a. a5sz
sWhereas, The spresid dent has re-
Gently afforded fresh and signal
s proofs of the superiority OF Dip
lomacy fo but tchery az q method Of
settlinr ytternatlonsl disputes, and,
sslss the y gflt az American
citizens to travel on unarmed bel-
ii9erc,,t vessels has recently res
- ed rsneWed qua TsHtees Of re - -
sSs,ert n anTicsahtlitys::a
stN hSrS -. fhe right OF Ameri-
s en- cifiaen6 10 travel on armed
6ai1f u nj vessels raj ther than
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