Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-07
President Wins Two First
Falls By Decisive Vote
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Pou wlrmtd up to his subject toward
the ast, md shouted his declaration
obcut tht inp5 = hell with consider
able spirit.
More than 300 members were present.
BY 10 O'Clock every gallery was filled,
mostly by women. Many brought their
knitting, and prepared for a long stay.
The highest diplomats appeared at their
places in the diplomatic gallery before
the debate began.
In his opening prayer Chaplain Cou-
don said: "God grant that the mem
bers of this house may think of their
duty in this hour and serve the best
interests of the great republic they
represent
He closed with a ferent plea for
"peace and harmony"
President for Peace.
Continuing his address, Pou said:
"President Wilson is for peace. He
would not sacrifice a single life to be
president for life time. Our two
living former presidents are with him
in upholding the country's honor and
glory"
Representative Campbell, senior re-
puAhean member of the rules commit
tee, declared that if the house voted
down the "preyious question, - and per
mitted debate, he would offer sub
stitute resolution to give a "square
vote" on the merta of the warning
issue.
"Ia this is not done," he asserted,
the house will ret be able to express
its views on the main issue by tabling
McLemore IS resolution. The belligcrents
are fighting for existence. Thing for
us to do in order to avoid war is to
warn Americans to keep off armed
liners "
Representative Harrison, an admin.
istration leader, followed Campbell. He
said; "The issue is absolutely clear,
although some are trying to confuse it.
If the rule is defeated you will send
Joy to some foreign capitals, and stab
your president in the back.'
Chipperfield as Leader.
Representative Chipperfield leaped
to his feet and cried that the presi-
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