The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-02-07

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upon themselves. Let them remove
| the beams from their own eyes that
they may the more clearly discern the
notes in the optics of their fellows.
SILVER.
Passaes OF the Matthews Concur.
: rent asesOlus sfons tn the House.
The concurrent Resolutions on the
Silver question which had previously
passed the Senate BY vote Of 43 to %,
were taken up ID the House OF Repre-
sentatives on Monday; the 2Sth ult.,
and passed by a vote Of 189 to 79.
The following proceedings were had
in that body::H 'e' - /" H''s y 7'' =
Mr.. Ewing moved to suspend the
rules, take from the Speakers table
and pass the Senate concurrent .reso-
luton for tho payment OF United
States bonde, principal and interest, in
gold and, silver, known as tho Mat
thews silver resolution. .tets, ts,.i-
Mr.. Garfield moved that the House
adjourn. He desired his colleague
(Ewihg) wodld seta time for debate
on the resolution e..
Mr., Butler-We do not want debate.
/. Mr.. Garfield-We have passed a
bill on this subject without word OF
debate. do not propose to make any
factious opposition to getting the sense
of this House, but ON question so
deeply affecting the public credit,
reaching far beyond the mere techni-
cal legal question to which the resolu-
ton refers, we ought to have fair de-
cision.
Mr.. Ewing-The bill which passed
the House is pending in the Senate. 1t
may come back with amendments,
when debate on the subject will be
had.
Mr.. Garfield = Do you want an
amendment Mr.. Garfield subse-
quently withdrew his motion to adj
journ, and a vote was taken Oh the
passage OF the resolution, which re-
suIted-yeas lS9, nays 70. The follow
ing is the vote:
Yeas-Aikeu. AldrIch, Atkins, Ba-
ker Qnd.,) Banning, Bayne. Bell, Bick-
neil, Blackburn, Biount, BOuck, Boyd,
Bragg, Brcntsno, Brewer, Bridges,
Bright, Bragtlon, Browne, Buckner,
DutsCby NdDCI,
Cain, Caldwell Ky.) Caldwell (Tenn,)
Calkins. Gambler, Cannon, Carlisle,
Caswell, Chalmers. Clarke (Ky.) Clark
(Mo.) Clark Ua.) Ciymer, Cobb, Col
line, COnger, Cox (Ohio), Cox On. y. )
Cravens. Crittenden, CuIbersOs, Cum
mings, Cutler. Dawson, Davis, On. CO
Deering, Dibrell, Dickey, Dunnell,
Durham, Elan, Ellis, Errett, Evans,
(lnd.) Evans Is. Co., Ewing, FELTON,,
Finley. FOrney, Fort, Foster, Franklin.
Fuller, Gardner. Garth, CAM, Geddiugs
Glover, Good, Gunter, Hanna, Harris
(Ga.) Harrison, Hartridge, HartzelI,
Hatcher, Hayes, Hazleton, Hen
Henkle. Henry, Hewitt Gala
Herbert, Hooker, House. Hubbeli,
(Ala.), Jones (O) Keifer, Knightley,
Kelley. Kenna, KilIinger, Kilnmeil,
Knapp, Knott, LathrOp, Ligon. Lut-
Martin, Mayham, Mckenzie, McKIn-
ley, McMay hon, ,Metcalf, Mills, Money,
Morgan, Morrison, Mnldrow, Neal,
oliver, Pacheco. Page, Patterson, (N.
Y. }, Patterson (CoL) }, Phelps, Phillips,
Pound. Price, ,Pridemore, Ran
dolph, Rea, Reagan, Iteiliey, Rice (O,)
Riddle, Robbins, Roberts, Robinson |
La Robinson Glad. Ryan, Sampson,
Sapp, Sayler, Scales, Sexton, Shellen-
barger, Shelly, Slemons, Smalls, Smith,
.Ga.) Sparks, Spripger, Steele, Ste.
phens, Stone Mich Stone Qa, )Strait,
Upton, Townsend ,ssO3, Thompson,
Throckmorton, Town
send QlI-) Tucker Turner, Turney,
Vance, VanYoorhees,W Waddell. Walsh,
(Wis.), Williams Gala Will
lis tKy). Willis. Wilson. Wren,
Wright, Yeates and Young.-1S9.
Nays-.Bacon, Bagley, Baker (N.Y),
Ballou, Banks, Beebe, Bisbee, Blair,
Briggs, Bundy, Campbell. Chittenden,
Clafiin, Clark en- ID, Cole, Covert,
Eames, Eickhoff, Ellsworth, EvansPa)
Harner. Harris (Mass.),
Hart Hendee. Hewitt (N.Y.), Hunger
ord, James, Jones IN, H.), Jorgensen.
Leonard. Lindsay, Lockwood, Loring.
Morse, % Mullen,' Norcross,
0Neil, Overton, Peddic, Potter, Pow
,rs, Pugh, Quinn, Rainey, Reed, Rice,
Mass Robinson (Mass.), Schliecher,
Smith CPa). Starin, Stem
ger, Stewart. Swami. Veeder. Wait,
Warren, Watson. Williams (Mich.) |
Williams On. " Williams (Del.)
Williams (OregoD), Willis, n. Y, aud
WOod.-79.
All the Representatives. from Ohio
7Oted on this resolution except three
Democrat, and Danforth
md Monroe, Republicans. And every
,nc who voted, voted for the resolu-
ion except Garfield, who voted against
I and for the boudholders. 3..,s 4..,-
OF those who voted for the resolu-
ion one hundred and thirteen were
and scventy-six were Re-
,ublicans. OF those against the reso-
ution twenty-four were Democrats
md fifty-five were Republicans.
Congress has thus most emphaiically
declared tha. the Government bonds
which do not otherwise specially pro-
'idc are payable in either gold or sill
'er coin, at the OdtiOn of the Govern
nent. This declaration is unmistaka-
bly, in accordance with the sentiments
f the great majority of the American
eople and should be q warning to
ohm Sherman and his c0nfeGerates
gho are intriguing to turn the country
yer TO the tender mercies of the w0r.
hipPers OF gold. i1sti -tAs.st -
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