The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-09-28
KILLS SOLDIERS
BONUS MEASURE
Senate Chamber RolI-call Results
"a TO 27, Four Short OF
Enough 10 Override Veto.

Washington The soldiers honns
bin failed Of enactment the senate
sustaining President Hardlng's veto.
Previously the house had overridden
the veto by a large margin.
The senate roll call showed "A yeas
to 2s nays OF four less than the two
thirds majority necessary TO enhct the
measure without the Presidents APP
proval The vote In the house was
25s 10 "a. or so more than the required
number
Although II was reported that new
bonus bin might be introduced. II was
certain that the bonus fight would
not be renewed. al least until the next
session Of Congress. which Will begin
on December 4.
The senate roll call follows;
To Override the Veto
Republicans Brandegee, Burum,
capper, Colt. Cummlns, Curtis. Good
ing, Hale, Harreld. Jones. Of washing
ton; Kellogg, LaFollette Lonroot.
Lodge McCorm X. McCumber. MO
Lean, McNary, Nicholson, Norbeck,
Oddle, Rawson. shortridge Stanneld,
Sutherland, Townsend and Watson Of
Indiana.
Democrats Ashurst. Broussard
Culberson, Fletcher Gerry. HarrisoB.
Henln, Hitchcock. McKellar, Ransdell.
Reed, OF Missouri Roblnson. shep
pard, Simmons, Smith. Trammel and
Walsh of Massachusetts-i7. Total.
a.
To Sustain the Veto
Republicans-Ball. BOrah, Calder.
Cameron. Dillingham;. DUPONT, Edge.
Ernst. Fernald. France. Keyes. Moses,
Nelson, New. Newberry, Pepper.
Phlpps, Reed. Pennsylvania smoot.
Sterling and WadswOrth-2L
Democrats Dial, Glass, Myers,
owen, Shields Underwood and VII
liams-7 Total, %.
Pairs
Carawsy and Jones. New Mexico
for Mckinley, against
Harris and Walsh. Montana, for;
Frellnghuysen, against.
Plttman and Pomerene. for; Swan
son tpresent), against.
Ladd and Kendrick. for: King.
against.
Poinderter and willis. for; Weller.
against.
Johnson and spenser. for; Psga
against
Total. 81.
Absent and Not Paired
Elklns, Stanley and Watson. Of
The house vote on the first passage
pf the bonus .ast March e was 1893 to
10, or Ats TO /, as compared with ATT
10 1 Wednesday. The senate vote COM
pared with a. 70 %. by which thu
measure was first passed on August 81.
Most Of the house votes to sustain
he President were cast By members
from eastern and southern states, With
western delegations voting almost sd
dly for the bill.
There we're tive changes in the sen
tie, Senator Cameron. Republican. An-
iona, who voted for the bonus origin
lily. voting 20 sustain the veto. while
senator Mckinley, Republican. Illinois
Who, II was announced. was favorable
o the bin on the first vote. was paired
Igainst II.
There was only brief consideration
Il the measure in the house. In call
ng up the bill. Republican Leader
dondell said Il had been considered
or long time and that further de-
ate was not likely to change a single
ote and was unnecessary. Garrett
sked that there be an hours discus
ion, but after the cries Of vote. vote"
rom the Republican side. the majority
eader moved the previous question
nd the roll call was ordered
Within an hour after the house acted
he bin and the Presidents veto mes
age were sent 70 tie senate. DIS
ussions Of the subject there. however.
ad been under way for some time.
'ith Senator Reed. Democrat, Mis-
ouri. supporting the measure. and
enator Williams. Democrat. Mlssis-
ppl. opposing H.