The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-01
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PASSED OVER HAYES'S VETO.
THE SILVER BILL PASSED ny OYER
4 TWO- THIRDS vOTE.
Scenes In the Senate and ih- Hor.c-"U,n.
Sh"rse rnud by n Fraud THE Rash
20 Get ON Record-.Jny GouId's Reception.

r""d by Fraud The Rush
to Get ON Record-Jny Goulds Recept
w,su,xorox ro,, 90 r,,, s,,,.ou ,.,,, 49,.
"ASh'NoroN' rep. zo'-ihc silver Dill mas
In less 'han three hours after the Secretary had
presented the message. both Houses had over
io,,,or ,,o -, ~, H., . 49,, - os., -,
iaiser' 'he upper housc ny vo,e hlth larger.
than the constitutional limit. There was no de-
bate. little DELAY and small hesitation. md what
Of note there was about this prompt and sum
mary action lay in its subject. The manner had
nothing impressive There is a certain rou.
i,-" "'o". .nvsc hla''crs wnlch uoes not vary.
Current r~SS'ncss In the House , was e, checked
moment ~ lho sncfotnry ap.- ~.
and walked half way down tho aIsIe win ), 8
white envelope blotched with I, rod .,ai Tns
Speaker spoke The Secretary spoke. A page
scurried around the marble desk and handed
,a.'a, Wv 'aJ'sSe 10 'nc speaker The message was
opened unioldcd, and passed down to the read
mss mss run on ana inc House settled again
called in from committee roon,s ond ',,. mo
TO their soo,s from ,he c,aot ro,'' "n" o mons
few leaned on the ralings Some stir and
talk went on among "A cluster of extreme ina,.
tionists on The rirhi Of The chair where Ewing
forth with li,tc crLs ~, his SyHmMainET i hnk nn9
when the csso was " ovcr ,S Wd naeh cr car ar, hnd
crec S rSaaihE Wns I'M, thn sgnnl for general con-
Stanhrns e. did Wnnpin, snrin,n, "mu Mvn' I'eL 70
md "rromgin H., nx s,n % veI ,e 1iu man
the rcador's Voice. Congcr got on his legs and
brSEs p the rrnnn and npShhaGhs Sho hhmmer
about thn veto took seats ON nnnnai,ng ,mY
sides Of the chamber. ''"'' W '''''''' '0'''0"'
and novel th nrevnvu ,,,;,,nS S ''c a,t npv,ker
Of approyni and some littn onoIasAa grm nan SUI
III" mnoin esn ",,n sH,e s ,.e appuHe ioIl2wcd.
Moanwhiia N hig u,liov prVnLp,w pro,Lpanw. ,orucrou @
iEnr, ~ III ,,'',sp e. 1"i,m, tI"y-p.nrucu ninn
The R"nnhIcon s,d dn" ~ co,iI nS 1own tne aihie on
,ns ,si,h msssihgc Cox came down another aisle
Ns bn p'' turnc ~ ,"e eo "1ds Tser nls sn9nlder
aocmi,re" vninrec "t oI rrnuu py FRAUD. Cox has tho
t"nni ynv ", ~ b IN + conversa.
n,ousc, ms one one was, III was one OF
sion ,hat no oiI iiInGs ol II curious se5-
nom mont supporter. no man widely known cared to
b,un pa up wv t,rulI, MI but hhspn o. Mctook did.
arms ,ir ~, nR ana yolse raised. he came down the
words s6oqd be iakcn down s and rsad %i at tho tho
NniorK nnnps ., uo1k. Dcm2cra's grnned the Repmb-
puolicans p nRe to handle or to defend; A man
ON on' slur OF ni'Cook pulled MS cont tails and
man on the other iiwitched his sleeve. and un-
r uer hcsc chechs Mc'ook prnnced some dis
tahfr % down lhn alslo to get away from restraint.
driYdSs dd,H S'h,ntE hantE ihi2 sklrnish WIN Con- was
sun sh9utlng ms lrst demand. that the words
shouId io ., taksn down; .,,.
Az lnst inc speaker thnmmer raped ordor
out OF chaos, and ruled the words which Cox
, ma repeat.d M ior McH Ho9ks dement, TWO or three
uines M, as hot SPOKEN IN debate. ,o,
=, ne ne roil gu went on. ~ showed lo6 against
tmn,e veto ~ for-l46 would have been two thirds.
vi vi mus thi5 smnll nlhority. iour. anu one OF them
colpred, anu h"puplcan. wereir the South.
anu iour. Hnd ono OF them Democrat. were
IRON n 'nS "estmw1st, mat ls oi dpcnnsylyania;
single Statc-Ncw York. Votes on the biii wer"
cohsIdereu oi much Importance as matter OF
reeoru eo,, uy pohtMicans M south and West and two