New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-01
FoR THE poNus--41

RepubIicans--25
Brsnaegee Jones Wash. Nicholson
Bursum Kellogg odaia
Cameron la Toilette Rawsoa
Gnppar Isenroot shortfidge
i|Colt Lodge Standeid
cumrnins Mccormick Sutherland
Gcrtls McCumber Townsend
Geo3dlns 5s3s Mclean Watson lne. 4
H&ls AfcNery Willis
Denocrats--20
Ashurst Kendrict Sheppard
hroussard Mcclellan Simmons
Culberson Pittnlan Smith
Fletcher eomerene TrammelI
Gerry Ransdell Walsh, Masa.
Heln Reed, Nc. Walsh. Mon
hitchcock Robinson
AGAINST THE ToSUS-2s
Repnblicans--15
Ball France Phiprs
Borah Frehnghaysen Reed. Penn
pnjIingham Dn III Nelson starting
Democrnts--1
Diai Shields Underwood
Glass Swanson Williams
Myers
PAIRS
Harreid for, Du Pont against
Stanley for Ernst against
against.
Harris for. Page against.
Spencer for. Newberry gainst
oyerrnan for Warren against
,ohnson for. Watson, of Georgia, against.
poincexter for. King against
Noreeca for Pepper against
,,,Iai ,AIbse1i'ees not paired were: Carswav for
Eikns for, i-add for, Mckinley for. Norris
Tor Owens against. Weller against
The vote was taken shortly after 3
! o'clock, after four hours of speaking.
The galleries were filled, many soldiers
being present When Senator rup,-
Minis, who was q the chair, announced
the vote loud sQplause broke out In
the galleI' es. The chair. contrary to
the usual practice, did not seek 90
check it.
Conferees Are Named
AS soon as he could obtain reco9ni-
tion,. following passage, Senator Me
Cumber moved that the Senate insist
on It's amendments, request confer
ence and that conferees be named.
The motion prevailed and the conferees
appointed were Senator'S McCumber,
Smoot and Mclean, Republicans. and
Simmons and Walsh, of Massachusetts.
democrats Senator Gerry was first
named as one of the Democratic con-
ferees. but said he would be absent.
10 IS the purpose of Senator McCum
per- Il possible, to secure an agreement
~. conference in week and hurry the
Dill TO the President to sign or veto.
Republican leaders in favor of the
bonus will urge the President to sign.
AS already indicated, if there is vetu
t cannot be overridden and the bill
will be killed
The conferees will lay aside the tariff
Tor the bonus. In conference. the chikt
questions will be whether to retain tha
Smith McNary reclamation plan. put
onin the Senate, and also the Simmons
provision TO use interest or the foreign
deht in meeting the bonus.
Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts. Re.
publican leader, delivered an eloauen,
plea for the bonus bill He ,oox ti.s
ground that as between, the man who
4 fought for his Country and the mar
! WI ssayse at home and worked ae good
pay there was broad distinction, ana
| the soldier had met with real in.
| Justice. The Senator said that because
~ this 1here is very resi- arRnnienl
I'm favor Of soassa bill tlaas shall givs
some jpstlcc To tsR sosdfeg.
Mo-el Gfaigas Defended
! he centAnded The saldier had n, orc
! claim both OH grounds of compensate,
and grounds OF service. Referring /,
the fact that it had fallen ON Congres
to declare war, ne said he believed thi
was right, that nc would do il again
! but he could not forget the feelings b
! had that he was scnding nen forth b,
law to fight for their SouGtry ard
! necessary sacrifice their aves
y could not &c, but ! voted to sem
| other men, said Senator Lodge. 8
i think ] was right, but 1t left faclin,
! with me from which ] cannot recover
1t leaves a feeling with me that if ther
i Is anything |. who could not go to tn
war can do for the men who went t
! the war shall do is.o
/ Senator Lodge said he had dee
sense Of gratitude Tor what the soldier
ibid.
I'm willing. he added, $50 take I'll
4 responsibility of doing the best in res
son and tnstice that can be done. /
I'm going to err,I perfer to err on th
liberal side.
He denied the passage OF this hil