The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
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the senators yesterday. supplemented by
letters today to several Democratic SEN
:. atorS opposed to the resolution. did not
change p single vote. although in the
final debat: some senator's asserted that
defeat OF the resolution would mean
reputation OF the executive. Including
the absent and paired senators. tho roll
call showed that the Senate lineup ol
SiSty-two 20 thirtyfuur on the TcSolu-
ton remained virtually unchanged from
tho beginning ot tho fight last Thurs
day. :
Chairman Jones and other champions
of the resolution declared after todays
vote that the defeat is only temporary.
and that tho contest will be renewed
, after the Nnvesnh Der elections. when
changes in the mem hcrshlp are certain.
Administration leaders also admitted
thar the vote was the first important
reverse President Wilson has met in
advocacy Of what be has declared TO
be cssent ial war measures
The Vote.
The Official record Of the vote, after
Chairman Jones change follows:
Democrats for-Ashurst, Chamberlain.
Culberson. Gerry Core. henderson.
Johnson Of South Dakota. KendricS.
E.rbv. Lewis Nc ncllIc. Martin OF Cen
lucky. Myers, Nugent, Owen, Pheian.
Pittmanu Ransdell. Robinson Shafroth
Sheppard. Sraith Of Arizona Thomas
Thompson. Earda-nan and W2lsh-@S.
Republicans for-Calder. Colt. Cum
Minis, Curtis, Fernald. Franco. COT,
Grnnna- Jones OF Washington. Kellogg.
Kenyon, la Toilette, Lenrnot. McCum-
bnr McNary. Nelson. New. Norris,
Page. PoindcStcr. Smith of Michigan.
Sm.,ot. Sterling Sutherland. Town
send. Warren and Watson--i. For So
Democrats aEainst--Bankhcad, Ben
net. Fletcher. Guion HardwIck. Hitch
cock. Jones Of New Mexico. Martin OF
Virginia. Overman, Pomcrenc, Reed.
Salisbury. Shields. Simmons. smith OF
Georgia, Smith Of Maryland. Smith OF
South Carolina. TraInmr!l, lnder"ooo-
Williams and Wolcott-2l.
Republicans againSt--Baird. Brnncaf-
gee Dillingham;. Drew. Hale. Lodge,
Mclean, pcnrosc. Wadsworth and
Weeks-1o. Against. 81.
The following senator's were pared:
Ecckhain or kentucky. Democrat
aEainSt. with Hollis,"f New hampshire
and F'rrlinctluyScn Of New jersey. Ike
public;tn;: Borah Of Idaho. RepUoiican
AGAINST with Fall Of Now Mexico ana
ErrlinE az Ohio, Erpuhi>canS: hnoN OF
pcrusylyaniL Republican. against. with
Johnson Of California and Sherman OF
Illinois. Republicans: Swanson Of Eir-
t-inia, Democrat. AGAINST. with WilneF
of Missouri and King Of Utah Demo-
Gratis.
Tn giving notice that he would ASK
fnr q reconsideration Senator Jones
said he did not intend To request an
other vote in thu near Cuturr. HiS
purpose ne said. WAS to Keep IN" TcS"-
luton on the calendar 81 tha' II 'n"T"
should pc change in favor or II het"rc
u,rcb ! when Pho present congress OK
Tres hn would bc in 4 position to.asE
ror another vote II" added that ample
notice will be given The senate hetote
nnn,hcr vote is r"Tr"Sf"'i.
Spectacular conteEI
When tn" same rrsoluti"". III" draft or
which Susan T. Anthony hist auFapC'"
40 r,ars agr. was last before the SON
ate. March I?.l9la. it wa also d"featcd'
- voting for it's adoption and 81 in or
prsitinn. Senator's Cure. johnson NJ
Sou,h Dakota. N,E'unihcr IF North l1a-
ko;a. Page nf Vermont. Ptttmann nr
Eryadl and Nardainar nf mississippi
then voted against il. but today they
suopn-t"d il. ON tn former Vot" II WIS
olsn nurhuncrrl that Senator FAN or
E..w Mexico was pairs! against tho
resolution while to-day he was palrHl
in itSAunrort. Also m the IVA T"tH II
Wa: announced tha: Senator P"nroS" nt
PENNSYLVANIA. VIII" was absent. favored
atlnpl:un while today hc voted IN the
ucEativ..
Til. vclr today came just b"fnrH
o'clock after one Of tho most bitter ana
spectacular contests IN III" Senat" III
vrnr>. To-day charges and counter
charges "r responsibility for the r"snlt