The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-14
Circular of the Democratic Ma
tlonaI Committee.
A Centennial Specimen of Cheek.
Last Effort of the TiIden Bureau.
Xiv CON G B E S S.
q SECOND SESSION "A
20 sE Z HOnsE. ~. y !

q 2 = . HOUSE. v-aS y 1
WAsurSoroS, D. c., December 10.
The bill to organize the territory ol
0klahama, which was special order for
to-day, was made a special order for the
third Tuesday in January.
Mr.. Hale asked leave TO introduce a
bill authorizing the citizens OF Colorado
to cut and remove the timber on the pub.
lie domain for building, mining and do.
nestle purposes, and proceeded to state
that by action OF the House Colorado was
excluded from representation, but he was
called To- order lby the Speaker and
MCssrs. Luttrell and Springer objected 10
the introduction Of the bill.S es7lA
Mr.. Hale-That only illustrates the
hardship which this State rests under.
Mr.. Springer-lt only illustrates the
presumption Of the gentleman in his
course.
The House then considered the bill TO
utilize the products Of the gold and sill.
yer mines. Speeches in favor Of the
double standard Of gold and silver were
made by Messrs. Durham and Willard.
The latter is member ofthe Silver Com.
mittee, ard he declared that the testimo-
ny taken by that committee was largely
in favor OF double standard.
Messrs. Garfield, Hewitt and Chitten.
den made strong speeches against action
on the subject.
Pending the report Of the Silver Com.
mitteee, Mr.. Kelly arguedin favor Of the
bill landof the double standard Of money.
The debate on The silver bill being
closed. The substitute proposed yester.
day by Mr.. Bland, was agreed to without
division. It's that the silver dollar Of the
weight Of 12l grains shall be coined,
aadshall bealegal, ,tendsrzior. all debts,
public or private, except where pay
ment Of gold coin Is required by law.
The bill passed ayes lG7, nays So! Y VI
The following isithe ivote on the pass!
age,of Che Silver bill: ca
YEAs-Ainsworth,, Anderson, Ashe,
Atkins, Bagley, John Fl. Bagley, Baker
(of Indiana), Banning, Bland, Blount,
Boone, Bradford, Bradley, Bright, Brown
[of Kentucky ;. Brown (of Kansas Buck.
ner, Burchard 1of illinois, Burchard (of
Wisconsih),' Cabell, Caldwell tof Ala.
bama), Caldwell (of Tennessee Camp.
Sell, Ssnn9n, carr, Gasson, Caswelit tEAe,
oaniheld, 'Ciarke 'toi 'hentacKyJ, clarK
oi Missouri)' Slymer, ooliins, ,nonger,
Cutler, Davis, nibrell, Durham; Ellis,
Evans, Faulkner, Felton,, Finley, For
ney, Fort, Foster, Franklin, SFuller,
slower, aoege, Santer, hamilton lna.l,
hamilton N:a; HancoSk, h9Tdennerg'
nafrs Ga;l, hasss Va, HARRISON
nartflaSe, nartsell, Ha.ceer' ha.aor5'
Haymona, one hendersen, henkle, hereford
newiu hAts;b-netmahC CdooNer,aaum'
Phreys, hnnler, hunton, heliy, him6all,
Knott Lamar Landers Ind: Landers
Comm, Eanes Leavenworth, Lewis, Lnt1
trell, Lynde, Maekey, Magoon, MeCrarS
McDlll,- Mcfarland, MllllkenC Miiia,
Mooney, Monroe, Morgan, Mutchler, Neal,
odell, Oliver, Page, Phillips (Ks9, Piper,
Poppleton, Powell, Rsa, Reagon, John
Reilly, Rice, Riddle, Robina Of Pennsyl-
,vaais,. Robbins, North Carolina, Bob.
erts, Rusk, Sampson, Savage, Scales,
scheakley, Singleton, Slemons, Smith, OF
Georgia, southard, Sparks, Spencer,
Springer, Stanton, Strait, Stenger, Ste.
.venson, Stone, stowell, SWAIN, Teese,
Terry, Thofnbutg, Thockinorton, Town
send, Of NeWs York, .Tults, Turhey, Van
Voorhees,, Vance, Of Ohio, Vance, OF
North Carolina, Waddell, Waldron,
Walker, Of Virginia, Wallace, OF South
Carolina, Wallace, OF Pennsylvania,
Walsh, .Watterson, Wells, OF Missouri,
Wells, Of Mississippi, White, Whiting,
Whitthorn, Willard, Williams, OF New
Williams, OF Wiseonsin, Williams, Of
-Alabamai W:.B:.Wi Wiiliams, of Michigan,
Wilso1, Sof -SWeet VirEihh, Whom OF
Iowa, Woodwork, fta'sA and YOung-
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