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Debates in the Senate on the Seventeenth Amendment, 1911
April–July 1911. The Senate's debates on the House's joint resolution (H. J. Res. 39) proposing the Seventeenth Amendment: every item headed “Election of Senators by Direct Vote” or “Election of Senators by the People” in which the Senate took it up, and the few under other headings the Record's index lists, as printed in the Congressional Record, from April 17 to July 14, 1911, with the vote of June 12.
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April 17, 1911
5 paragraphs1 min - 2
April 17, 1911 (2)
67 paragraphs14 min - 3
April 17, 1911 (3)
49 paragraphs5 min - 4
April 20, 1911
18 paragraphs5 min - 5
May 1, 1911
19 paragraphs3 min - 6
May 4, 1911
25 paragraphs4 min - 7
May 8, 1911
48 paragraphs8 min - 8
May 8, 1911 (2)
28 paragraphs3 min - 9
May 9, 1911
18 paragraphs3 min - 10
May 15, 1911
22 paragraphs4 min - 11
May 15, 1911 (2)
9 paragraphs2 min - 12
May 16, 1911
23 paragraphs11 min - 13
May 17, 1911
6 paragraphs1 min - 14
May 22, 1911
52 paragraphs18 min - 15
May 22, 1911 (2)
6 paragraphs1 min - 16
May 23, 1911
268 paragraphs62 min - 17
May 24, 1911
297 paragraphs78 min - 18
May 24, 1911 (2)
31 paragraphs9 min - 19
May 25, 1911
4 paragraphs1 min - 20
May 25, 1911 (2)
133 paragraphs19 min - 21
May 26, 1911
4 paragraphs1 min - 22
June 7, 1911
194 paragraphs62 min - 23
June 8, 1911
76 paragraphs18 min - 24
June 12, 1911
1124 paragraphs351 min - 25
June 13, 1911
291 paragraphs65 min - 26
June 13, 1911 (2)
78 paragraphs9 min - 27
June 16, 1911
20 paragraphs6 min - 28
June 21, 1911
23 paragraphs8 min - 29
June 22, 1911
10 paragraphs3 min - 30
June 27, 1911
29 paragraphs3 min - 31
July 5, 1911
41 paragraphs9 min - 32
July 7, 1911
40 paragraphs9 min - 33
July 12, 1911
9 paragraphs3 min - 34
July 14, 1911
14 paragraphs4 min
Text of Congressional Record: Containing the Proceedings and Debates of the 62nd Congress, 1st session, vol. 47 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1911), the bound edition, read from OCR; the debates are given as reported, not always word for word.How this text was made