The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-30
WHOLE NO. 80.

T.. jerks. Pa, Jones, Ky, hehy, Ind, Knoes
sasS' fenn 1ssT es.h Sa 6 g, Mkss
Fl ips, Conn, Philips Phil Mo-, poppieton, g..
Rea, Tex, Reilly, John, Pa, Reilly, Jas: T..
Pa, Rice, O., RIDDLE, Tsnn:. Robbins, n e.
H., Springer, III Stevenson, nj, Stone, MO-
Terry, Va, Tucker, Va, Vance, O., Vance,
\: c.. ,,1 Wad,deil, y; c., Walker, Va Wells.
an1s, Ala, feates, N. G., Young, Tenn.
REPUBLICANS VOTING YES.
Baker, Ind, Cannon, H., Evans, Ind, Fort,
NJ, Hayes, Ala, Hunter, Ind LYMAN, n. G..
Wis, Williams, ". B., Mich, Wilson,, Ia,
Wood, Pa.
REPUBLICANS VOTING NO.
Easley, G.: A., N; y, Baker, N: y, Ballou,
Braoi y y. Oh, il WIN, Kas, Bnrchsrd, III.
Dunn.ll, Mimi, Eames. K. /. Farwell, ILL.,,
Foster, O.: Fremsn, Pa. FRYE, Me. Garfield.
Q, Hale, Ne. Hendee, ", lloar, Mass, Hose,
Vt. Kimbail Wis, Lapham, N. Y. Laaven-
worth, N. Y, Lynch, Mass, McCrary, Ia.,
McDill, Ia Miller, N. T., Monroe, Ia, Nash,
H.: Norton, N; Y Page, Cal, Pierce, Mws.
Piais'ed, NJ, Pratt, Ia, Sampson, a., s,nalls,
Thornburg, Tenn, Townsend. Pa. Tufts, Ia,
Wallace S G., Wheeler, N. \, Whiting, Ill,
Willard, Mich, Williams, N. Y.
DEMOCRATS VOTING NO.
Bagby, NJ, Bagey, J. H., N. T., Bangs,
Mass ,,, Barnum, Conn; Beeos, n; Bliss, n
Mass. Catler, \. J., Dnrand, Mich, Ey, N.
! borg, N. } Hathorn, N. T., H-nkle, Nd,
Hewitt, N X, Hooker, Miss. Kehr, No; Lam
ders; Conn, Luttrell, Cal, Maish. p Met
| calf, N. Y. Money Miss. Morrison, Ill. O'isren,
Powell, Pa, Randall, Pa. Reagan, Tex, Rob-
bins, Pa, Scheischer, Tex, Schumacher, N.
Y, seelsy, Mass. Singleton, Miss, stenger,
warren, Mas, Whiteh,ouse, N. y, Williams,
A. s, Mich, Williams, Del. Willis, N. Y.
| AS two thirds did not vote to suspend
| the rules the motion failed Of its direct
purpose but it settled the status OF the
| representatives OF both parties on the all
engrossing issue Of the day the financial
question:
| Let us anrlyze the vote.
| 1t demonstrates that large majority
81 the Democrats are opposed t. the re-
sumption policy, and a large majority
| Of the Republicans are in favor Of it.
| Out Of a total vote Of li2 Democrats, %
| were in favor Of the repeal 81 the re
sumption act and 40 were opposed to it.
! Out Of total Republican vote of69 there
were IL votes in favor Of repeal and So
votes against it. There Wcre 40 Repnb-
licons who dodged the potc.
Out OF over 100 Republican votes in
the House only lG Dotcd ~ fnvor Off
peal. Let this be remembered next fall
when Window is trying to persuade the
people OF Minnesota that TIE Republican
party is not q hard-money party.
If we analyze the vote geographically
we find that it is largely q sectional ono.
The vote in favor Of the bill s.andxao0E
follows:
From the western states,
1 . . southern = M
. Pennsylvania. II1
. New York, ~.
+" New England, @dAK
4 The western vote is divided ~ T.
lows: Iowa, 2; Illinois, 10, Ohio.
Missouri, Q; Wisconsin, 4 49, ~,
lDdiana, II, Michigan, /. III y
vote is divided AS follows: Y
DINA, Z; Tennessee, 10; I'll
Georgia, 5; AlabaMa.7, p
Louisiana. ! West Virginia.
| -, texas, i. 334@&M&XM
The vote in opposition to T.
is to say, the vote in favor =
greenbacks with national
and cCercing specie pav1
years. divided geographic H. =!
lows: Ae 8 r. ll
From the New England I'd. s4
" Middle ~
:. :. Southern
. Western ~ 5 n
The western vote NY
: Iowa, s; Illinois. 6; M
2; Wisconsin,, 2; N
Missouri, Michigan.
4 each.
!. Let ii be rcmcmbeo
5 Dunnell and Strait ~
d reTeai Of the sped )
/ King was absent. iii
j. sas. and Wisconsin
publican votes agai lt
y Minnesota's vote VI =
) vor Of it. M sSa II
Y No man, it seems TeT
this vote without aat
the time has arrived fof 49, hi
!. will present solid and united front No.
!, on the great and al absorbing financial
|, issue. We find the Democracy split
j. squarely in halt; while Of the Kepubii
T. cans one half voted in favor Of resump--
!, ton while The other baif voted against
=, it or dod.ed. How can we look IN eth
y er Of these divided parties Tor solution
), Of this grave and yexed question? Are
~ We not d.iven periorce TO the establish
y, ment OF q party tKat shall he unit ON
y, the financial question without regard to
= any other issue,
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