The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-02-28

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established in this country. By it the
dollar of the fathers is restored. By it
silver is again made money, That was
the great object which / have aimed at
from the beginning. The object was not
to make ninety cents dollar, but to make
4123 grains of silver equivalent to one
hundred cents, which was the dollar of
the fathers. Ifthe majority of the House
hereafter thinks it wise to modify the
Senate amendment it can easily be done.
The bill can be supplemented in the way
which may be thought right. l wish to
save what we have got and not to hazard
that great principle established in
the bill. l shall vote for all the Senate
amendments lest we hazard the great
and important principle established in
the bill. | now ask the previous ques-
ton.
Mr.. Hewitt of New York moved to lay
the bill and amendments on the table.
The motion was rejected-yeas 72, nays
204--as follows:
Yeas-Bacon. Bagley, Baker [NjY.],
Ballou, Banks, Bisbee, Blair, Bliss, Briggs
Camp, Campbell, Chittenden, Cahin,
Clark [M Y. Covert, Crapo, Davis [Col. !
Denison, Dwight; Eames, EiCkhof Evans
PAL, Field Freeman, Frye, Garfield
Gibson, Hale, Hardenbergh, Harmer,
Harris Mass, Hart, Hewitt N. VI,
Hungerford, James, Jones IN. H., Jor-
gensen, Joyce, KetCham, Lapham, Leon
ard Lindsay, Lockwood, Loring, McCook
Metcalf, Morse Mullen, O'Neil, Peddie
Potter, Pugh, Quinn, Reed, Rice Mass, !
Robinson, Mass. Ross, Schliecher, Sin
nickson, Starin, Stenger, Stewart Swami,
Veeder, Wait, Ward, Warren, Watson
Williams, Mich. ], Williams NY Will
liams Dell Wood-72.
Nays-Acklen, Aiken, Aldrich, Atkins,
Baker Ind), Banning, Bayne, Beebe,
Bell, Benedict, Bicknell Blackburn,
Bland, Blount, Boone, ,Bouck, Boyd, Bragg,
Brentano, Brewer, Bridges, Bright, Brog-
don, Browne, Buckner, Bundy, Burchard
Burdick, Butler, Cobell, Cain, Caldwell
Ky, Caldwell (Tenn.) Calkins, Gambler
Cannon, Carlisle, Caswell, Chalmers,
Clarke (Ky.), Clark (Mo.), Clark (Ia.),
Clymer, Cobb, Cole, Collins, Conger,
Cook, Cox (Ohio), Cox IN, W, CraVens,
Crittenden, Culberson, Cummings, Cut
ter, Danford, Davidson, DaYis IN. C0,
Deering, Dibrell, Dickey, Douglass Dun
nell, Eden, Elan, Ellis, Ellsworth, ,Errett,
Evans (Ind), Evans Is. C.), Ewing Fin
ley, Forney, Fort, Foster, Franklin, Full.
er, Garth, Cause, Giddings, Glover Good,
Gunter, Hamilton, Hanna, Harris (Ga.)
Harris (Va.), Harrison, Hartridge, Hart
zell, Haskell, Hatcher, Hayes, Hazletop
Henderson, Henkle, Henry Hewitt Ala
Herbert, HisCock, Hooker, House, Hub
bell, Hunter, Hunton, Humphrey, Ittner,
Jones (Ala.), Jones (Ohio), Keifer, Kell-
ey, Kenna, Killinger, Kimmell, Knapp,
Knott, Landers, Lathrop, Ligon, Luttrell
Lynde, Mackey, Manning, Marsh, Martin
McGowan, Mckenzie, Mckinley, MCMa'
hon, Mills, Mitchell, Money, Monroe
Morgan, Morrison, Muldrow, Neal, Oliver
Overton, Page, Patterson IN, ~, Patter'
son (Col.), Phelps, Phillips, Poland
Pound, Price, Pridemore,' Rainey, Ran
dolph, Rea, Reagan, Reilley, Riddle, Rob
bins, IN. C.), Roberts, (Md), Robinson
LA. Robinson Ind.), Ryan, Sampson
Sapp, Sayler, Scales, Sexton, Shhellen'
berger, Shelley, Singleton, Slemons
Smalls, Southard, Spartas, Springer
Steele, Stephens, Stone (Mich. Stone Ia
Strait, Thompson, Thornburgh, Throck-
morton, Townsend 10y, Townsend Qll.)
Tucker, Turner, Turney Vance, Van
Voorhees,, Waddell, Walker, Walsh
WelCh, White (Pa), White lind Whit
thorne, Wiggington, Williams wis.,
Williams (Ala) J, Williams Oregon, Will
lis (Ky.). Willis, mich. J, Wilson, Wren
Wright, Yeates,-204.
The main question having been order
ed, 18I to 43, the House proceeded tc
vote upon the Senate amendments. The
first amendment, providing that silver
shall be legal tender, except where other
wise expressly stipulated in the con-
tract, was Concurred in-176 to 81. The
second amendment was that which
strikes out the free coinage feature of the
House bill and inserts provision limit
ing the coinage of the silver dollar and
providing that any gain arising from thai
coinage shall be paid into the Treasury
1t was ConCurred in-yeas 203, nays IA
The next vote was on the third amend
ment proposing an international silver
conference. 1t was agreed to-yeas 1876
nays II. The next vote was on the
fourth Senate amendment authorizing
the issue of certificates in exchange fol
siver coin. 1t was agreed to without di'
vision. The other amendments were
simply formal, and were occurred In
without division.
The bill now goes to the President fol
his approval.