Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-11

Vt White, Mrs Geo L Love, Maria
Love, Otis O'Brien,J B Guerrero,
r. Hewitt, M Delhanty, J P Stew
art, wife and three daughters, Miss
G McDougsI, Chas e Tufts, Z
Taylor, M Farrell, ] s Taylor, I
Huber, Mrs Harvey.
The Vote ON sG Q Ausl.ChsneseB ,u.
WASHINGTON, March 10.--When
the consideration OF the Chinese
bill was resumed in the Senate,
HaWley took the floor and spoke
against it. Hs was followed by
Jones, Of Nevada, who strongly
advocated it's passage. Senator
Miller followed, favOring it. Nor.
rill then took the floor and stated
that he should vote against the
bill Farley, Edmunds and Sher-
man followed in brief speeche s.
Farley's amendment, providing
that the Chinese shall not
become naturahZed, WAS then
passed by IA vote OF rs to 90 Gro
vePs amendment, declaring that
the tenn "laborers" wherever used
In the bill shall constitute "skilled
laborers and Chinese engaged in
mining" was adopted by rs against
%. An amendment was adopted
striking OFT the requirement that
passports shall be produced when
ever lawfully demanded, this pro-
vision being considered superfu-
nhn htll han "A
from the Com mittee of the Whole
to the Senate and n vote taken on
Ingalls, amendment, renewed by
him, to reduce the period of sus-
pension from twenty years to ten
years Ingalls, amendment WAS
rejected by avoie of 81 nays gainst
20 yeas At $3.50 The bill was placed
on its passage and passed 10y the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Bayard, Beck, Cameron
of Wisconsin,, C0ckrell, Coke, Fair,
Farley, Garland, Grover, George,
German, Hale, Harris, Hill of Col
oraGo, Jackson, Jones of Florida,
jones OF Nevada, Miller of CalifOr-
mia, Miller OF New York. Morgan,
P1gh, Ransom, Stanton, Slater,
Teller, Vance, Vest. Voorhies and
Walker-29
Nays-Aldrich. AlstoE. Blair,
Brown, Conger, Davis of Iliinoip,
Dawes. Edmunds, Frye, Hoar, H.
gals, Lapham, McDili, Mcmillan
and MorIell-15.
ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE
An analysis OF the final vote on
the. Chinese bill shows that 81
Democrats and 8 Republicans were
recorded in favor of the bill in the
shape In which it passed, and that
Is Republicans, / Democrat and
Independent Davis of Illinois)
were recorded agains it. Adding
to these totals the announced pairs,
the showing il 80 Democrats and
Republicans in the a affirmative, and
% Republicans, Dem0crsI and
one Independent in tina negative,
leaving fourteen mem bers OF the
Senate unaccouuted tor. The re-
oerd of the vote on the amendme Mt
to reduce the time Of suspension to
ten years WAS made up Of Is Re-
publioaus, Democrat and one In
dependent in favor of reduction,
and II Democrats and 4 Republic
cans against it, Five Democrats
voted on this amendment yester-
day when the bill was in Commit.
tee of the Whole. The diminution
of that numbertO one to-day Is to be
credited mainly to the private ex-
ertions OF Farley, who induced
three of the five to change their
votes on this proposition. Miller
and Farley jointly procared the
extension of PendletOn's pair with
Sherman 30 as to apply to this
amendment rs we'll as To the final
vote on the bill. 1t is simple JUS
tice to add that all the Pacific
Coast Senators have from the first
labored INCREASINGLY Ia private as
we'll Ms in public to gain the vict6-
ry, and that without their earnest,
Intelligent and able efforts of every
description the bill would certain.
ly have been shorn OF its most vital
features or defeated outright.
Jones's speech, which brought the
debate practically to close to-day
and which was wholly extempora-
neous, is universally regarded as
one Of the ablest Oratorical efforts
2 OF recent years.