New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
HOUSE VOTES FOR
ARMY OF 100000
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Missouri delegation was solid against
tfc increase. ,.-.. .l,. t,o
bi. vote Tor a real army came. The en-
er, New York delegation. except hcP-
.,.antati.c~ Fitzgerald and London
.otcd for the kahn amendment EYER
wombqr from I'll the six New Engish"
States. except NcGillicuddy, OF Name
.,+cd for the increase. The cHt''e
i.r.c- delegation voted Tor D..
p.ocbrc.rs voting again TIC Mann
,o,.r,cr. were Sic 5ys. Anthony nan
.e.. Browne. Wisconsin,, campbell 10
t.r.a.. COOPER. Ohio: Cramton, Alch'.-
,... Davis. Niurcsota; Diilo0, SCUM
Dsl.... Esch. wisconsin; Fess. Ohio'
l,ao1. Iowa: HauCcn. Iowa; tleiGessoh'
\or,b Dakota: UoNinswortn. Oho'
E,rt2id. Nebra Ia; Id Toilette, WASH
.-...t.o. Ttrdbcrq. Minnesota; Nctta'N-
cr idaho. NcCulloch. Ohio; Ncken4.e'
rii9oi.. Jceker. Missouri, Nondet!'
,vvcr,iuc. Mooney. Ohio; Morgan. Va
.,ioma: Nelson. Wisconsin,; Nottou'
\or.b Dakota: Rams aver ONO; hlc.-
otis. Ohio; Rodeubcrs. Illinois; HI S"l'
\obre. ka; Sterling. limos; l,mot'-
lake. Colorado; Iowner, Iowa; Noou.'
Io,y.. and Young. North Dakota
Democrats voting Tor the Nam StL
amendment were Hessrs. BorlanJ' VI o.
Rruckncr, *. Y; Burke. W. dwell W oL
y. Y; Carew. y. Y; Coady. Ma; IN
nv. y. Y; Dale, y. y; DooliAs' n. =
Dr,cou. *. y; EaGan' ~, d., t"IiES :
X. T.: Flynn, y. T.; Gallagher III, w
Gallayan. Mass; Hamil!. y. d. ia! =
y. j.: Hubert. \. y; LOT, ~ J.
NcAndrcvs. H.; NcDcrmott' H.; Ma Ma
ror. s.. S.. Montague, Va: Oslesol'
y. T.; OIney. Mass; u ''haGiless'
z. l.; Pd'tcp. ~. y; Fneiai' G S,,
Riordar. y. -; Scully, y. - smith,
Ny: stone. H., and Tague, Mass
Bryan's Followers support Bill.
IF oz-Sccrctary Of State Bryan. re-
Wondering his emphatic assertion a
az. months ago that the country should
MOI ,pcnd more fer the army ana navy
tbap last wear. and, figuring ON the
roe. of 10000 men added TO the army,
had haen present on the final rolicali
he would have witnessed a remarkable
r,or-ornauco bv ~ followers a.
friends. Al of them voted for the
Hav bill. such mon a. Warren Worm
Bailey. OF Pennsylvania; CLYDE u. az
cnacr. of Illinois, and Claude hltcnlh.
OF North Carolina. doing so IN q sort
of triumphant way, perhaps because
thcv had beaten the Kahn amendment
An attempt was made by Chairman
Uav 20 wi.-- out his only defeat tha'
on Che Gardner amendment permitting
The discharge Of a man "ith the con-
.ut Of bis superior officer alter one
.o.r'- service with the color, Che man
...u 20 bee ODD tfc reserve Tor the fe
,,.fuirr 81. wears. instead of scrf ing
g '.t b
,.af. .r the reserve. \ roilcali Wa
had ,, this amendment. which result
cd .n IS being adopted by .oi 20 1872.
When the West Poiat section OF the
bin was reached word came that |nC
Senate had passed the Chamberlain 5li
20 practically double the cadet corps
The House. on motion Of Mn liav
struck out the entire section relating &c
West Point appointments. 50 that thcTe
could be quick action on the Senate bii.
The Administration plan TO cstablist
plant 90 obtain nitrogen from N,
aiI was defeated by a vote Of lj4 10 Us
This eliminated tho entire provision FOL
securing nitrogen As national deienc-
afoeuar6 designed 20 make the coun-
trv independent OF the supply Of H.
uatee from Chilli
Beside providing for 10000 enlistc,
Non o. The peace strenGth OF the stahD'
.ur army. exclusive Of officers, hospita
and ouartcrmastcr corps and unassigae.
recruits, the bin. as passed by ,h,
House. provides for the building up OF
o. force Of $4,000 Federaiized nationa.
guard men.
The measure provides for an officers
reserve corps Of $4,000. for a complete
Industrial reserve. and for new recruit
ms systems for both the regular army
and tho national guard. II also con
taius an authorization for summer
training camps. from which third
force Of Federal volunteers Is expected
20 grow. ard provides tho, rational
cu.rjeron who viii receive tho benefit.
of thc militia pay feature of the bill
shall nc subject TO immediate draf,
. !uio tlc Federal service 10 war tine.
During tho process OF amendment iu
The House tho Dill was brought appre-
ciabiy closer 20 the measure prepared
by tho senate committee I'm several re-
+ sGccts. Important among these was
Che insertion Of the Senate bills pro-
visions as 90 tho regular army enlist
mcn's. which are expected 70 rapidly
produce tho desired rcservis'r. on Thu:
section Chairman Hay was defeated.