The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03

Washington March IA NOt"
of dN To- a. greater majority than
thcy expected administration forces
In th' senate to-day tabled senator
CORES resolution to warn Amer, ans
on armed ship. uf the European bel
hpcr.nts. and Thereby FINALLY uucllcd
IN the senate an agitation which has
embarrassed picsidoni Wilson IN the
submarine uogntiations with Ger
many
senator Cures resolution d suast.
tut" o., Senator Mc'umh,t a Holuih-
hcan. ana an attempt %, S,nu,or G"r"
Co ~tr' ugthcu H. original proI sal an
were defeated it one Inn" ou roli
cal. to tnb'@ them. THE admnIsira-
tiuu victory iu thr senate transferred
the lsht tu the house.
10 was said at the white u ,usc that
ihr rssul, in tho senate was stti-,l ,l,-
tors aud met thr Wishes of Ircsidoul
wilson IL wa added tina attention
would nav %, concentrated con the ,ii-
uaton M the house
s.Hatur GORE huns,lt voted tu table
his rtsoluuol. Senators GhamH,tian
and p'Guimnn wee IA, only Demo
Gratis who voted hg1.nst the udm.nis-
tr1uon Tho other twelve auti-td-
minisirutiun votes were Republican.
Forty-srvcn Democrats ard twenty.
onr Republicans voted &C. table the
resolution.
$ nator Horah do the debate up
hold the riyht n' Americans 60 go on
armed mcTchn1im,u. iic said IN,
senate the higho.t legislative body
u tt,, world hid been "G.rm1niZcd'
as 'if directed by the kaiser from
the throne"
The text of The Gore resolution fol-
lows
Whereas. q number u leading
powers of the worli ate now engaged
n a war OF unsNampl.d proportions,
and
"Wncrcas. ia, United states is hap
pil, ~ peace with an of thv boiliger.
cnt nations. and.
Whereas. II ~ equally the desire
and the interest al thc An-ri an pco-
pie &C. remain at peace v,th all ma
tiuns, and
Whereas, the president has recent
i Afforded fresh and signal 1T oois u'
the superiority uf diplomacy to butch
or> as method uf settling intoina-
iiunal disputes. ana.
Whereas. tn, right nf American
citizens To- travel un unarn,od holllg-
,rcnt vessels nas recently re, viNed re-
moved guarantees ~ respect and IN
vtol,b,litl, and,
"WheicFs. IA, right -, American
citizens Ia travel ON armed hallg"rcnt
vessels. rather than upon unarmed
vessels, - essential neither To- their lie.
liberty ur safety MOI tu tn" i1d.pcnd-
cnce. dignity or security oi ilt' United
states aud.
Whereas, congress aluac has been
vested with the power to d"c.ar" war.
which involves the obligations to pre-
vent war by an proper means consist .
cnt with the honor and vitai interest
of the nation; therefore hc II
"ieso'N.d by The senate. the house
of representatives. concurrInp. that n
* the sense at Ia" congress, vested as
II u with tho sole power 80 declare
War, that all persons owing lllegiancc
to the United states should. N behalf
uf ther own sniotN and vital interest
of the United states, forbear to oX"r-
else the right t. travel 49, passengers
upon any armed vessel of any ncllig-
crent power, whether such vessel ho
armed TOR offensive or def N. IS" pur-
poses, and It is TIA" further sense of
the congress that ne passport should
be- issued or renewed hN the secretary
ut state. or nN anyone acting under
him, to ne used hv any person oWinr
nllcri1nC" lo IA, United stare, Tor the
purpose ol travel upon ynN ,uci
armed vessel nf heliigcrcui power
puring the roll can s"uator Smout
Republican. asked go nc excused from
voting bscHuSr he uns uut anlr io
Nut" dir'ci on the proposition, S"na-
tor Bor,h Nrpul'icaA objected bul
| tho senate vdcd 10 excuse him
when senator STONES name was
,alicd he arose "a explain that S.na'
tuI Saulahury Democrat u present