Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

posed TO this movement which looks
to the destruction OF the homo and the
advancement: OF Roishcvism."
Snys senate Can't Keep Faith.
Senator Aubrey r. STROBE declared
: that the Senate could not keep faith e
i; side.stepred the issue. lie declared
= that he wished il praCtiCa BILE 10 submit
me whole question TO the electorate Of
> Virginia a. the November election. lie
said that he had for long time de-
ibated the question in his own mind
and had sitted il down TO the question
Ltof whether the majority OF the women
of Virginia wanted IT. This difficulty
ne had finally removed by the Convic-
ton that, even II majority OF the wo-
men did not desire il. that the State
and country needed so many Of the
women : would avail themselves OF
the privilege If given them
= Senator STROBE declared that the old
argument tha; women were not sum
.ycientiy iHte!liSent 10 exercise tho right
OF suffrage had been discarded. and
ma ne main argumenis now were
by the Federal method, that their en-
franchiscment would agErava'e he
race question and that as The man.
power of the State defends Il in war
the men OF the State should have tho
direction Of It's affairs. He replied 10
these arEuments and declared that
there We're 2A.odo more white women in
Virginia than negro men and women
comoined. and that suffrage would not
change the present political situation
In regard TO the races in Virginia.
move n Confederation Time.
The time for voting mentioned in tho
Goolrick resolution WAS from time u
time moved up. and when tho senate
took a recess a, O'Clock it was Nth
the understanding that Senator Addison
:, would have the floor at o'clock
On reconvoninE. senator Addison de-
,Sclared that the Senator from Amherst
had not sdduced "A single reason that
,:.yonld no, apply to state suffrage. fIc
declared that he would vote today to
submit the question to tho peoplc Of
INN Art.
the people of Lynchhurg and Cafnubcll
County were opposed 10 suffrage.
ment the right to control and shape our
suffrage POLICY and instead OF being
sovereign so,red Io G;omm.onwcSiths. NC Will be-
Senator Hc declared further that tho
negro race votes as a unit and that:
Vote man IN tb Eno Ss the no,en,ia negro
:,,reEro problem WAS with us Just AS
Is much as it was thirty years ago. and
In the black belt counties OF south
sr.a alh 1; Halifax, Mecklenburg and
INA INA rlottc. Other aspects Of the qucs-
'ktion were discussed by the Senator
tSs Vote on PoStponement.
70 Tho tote came UP OH the motion NJ
ex-senator Mapp to indefinitely postponc
i.ase3;nIsiaerat ton OF tho matter and re-
Z n AEes-Allen Powers. Conrad, corbtt.
s sIardsr M MerEuson Goodies Grayatt,
tSWest-.ls. Noes-Addison' AnS " cno'
ssI 5aEha t:n,, Booker Cannon Garrett Cool
q Ilinehart. Rison. Strodc.l5.
u senator Gooirick changed his vote
.s ,tf inc purpose of moving rcconsidcra-
stipn. and. having made this motion.
ssgained the floor and gave some Of Tx
5Senators terrific lambas,ins He de-
s.aned that the proposition Was
meet the issue like men. bu, som"
had shirked their duty. He de-
5cclared that he was not opposed to SUI
;nn1ts .I and o was wiling to 60 TO The
, .tne matter state question He de-
Siha st,dd that IA, Senator Mapp. aided and
guilty or petty politics. and had CON
Quoted filhuster against the ynry
resolution that Senator Mapp had IN
J 'GroduSed He said that no man could
uctend such tactics
Hot Words Are EXCHANGED.
When Senator West arose 10 ask
me senate from Frederick sburg in
s''ended rejecting on him, Senator S;ooi
rick said:
You may ORA H-;eilch conclusions ,s
4 you please. a., not apologizing 20
your or TO any man II the senator
cannot understand rhc English Ian
: Governor"
y Sapontinuins. senator Goolrick said:
/: fee the great principle Of states lights
ITO some female lonnyist or al the he.
best OF the President, who has about
isGed on the proposition"
referring 10 the plea recently
:. aneoe oy Congressman Taylor. OF colo.
TACO. that the southern States sho,jId
siatify the amendment in order 70 MIN
Eihe Democrats OF Colorado ana o tI5sr
= Hestern states. senator Goolrick said.
II Representative" TAYLOR doesn',
4 than he did here ne ough, not 10 b.. re-
sSurned to Congress When wcrr ,,oio-
fado. kansas and Nebraska SO So
so1 '9 fben OF the n w@if@rs Of vrsinia that
Aof- South Caroline. and M!ssis innia .Tbc
House voted on this proposition hui
1House has raised itself 100 per
Epf- Virginia."
Seek Personal Privilege.
&fSenator GoodTick's speech caused
gqWte a number OF senators to rtsa !"
sssdnestions OF personal privilcgc. Sen ~
zfpc understand Inc a,tac i bu n 'o Ss
NW5shed to say that he was not rcspon-
ss5 I11s, t. o. the Senator from rrederi'Sks-
ssHopr OF the Senate He said flr.b Snr
sthat at conference OF those inter
fdet that 1t vas no, wisn ~
.sshfess ratification or the amendmnnt -, ="
stiAs time and thai nc agreed 10 MS
Eg Senator Walker declared tina, .her.
ISpldn be on, hthe gn5; Of opnion as 70
mdhty and that No resented senate.
Goodrick's words
. Refuse. TO Hide Under Con.-TniIs
- Senator Corhitt declared tina, he ~
fpr not wishing 20 pSess the Mann -..
Snaut!on and did not care TO hiGc under
fhe coat-tails o! the CO. patrons "a: tho
Ex-senator Yves, sa:i tina, he 'regr.,t.a
Athat the senator save ~ - Mex on
1t1E" lie declared hat Ia" Va. moi
sRfsaid to face any issu" - N,t4 On
ss(ffy question and that. to senate. hai
toome near Offering insult on ~ Clt 10
him.
y The whole matter wound UP by Son.
Din sack cloth and ashes" ana wished
~ withdraw al! that might be inter.
,preted as persona reflection He de-
Tlared that he simply meant 10 con
Ykxey- the impression that the effect q,
~6is Senate's action was TO cause m.
@eople OF the state, 70 believe ina, Inc
sSAnate OF 1919 had showed of on M
.5Sepate OF 1920 the responsibility Tor
M.if matter. Apologies were acccptcd
iiiN all parties.
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