Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-02
I'd Edition.
THE VOTES ON THE VETOED BILL
MORE STAR ROUTE TESTIMONY.
THE VETOED RIVER AND HARBOR
BILL.
Detailed Vote by which r. Passed i'm
the House.

the house.
The announcement OF the passage of the river
ana harbor bill over the Presidents veto was
greeted In the House this afternoon with applause
and Mr.. Cox OF New York suggested that after
such vote the House ought to adjourn sine die.
Then MI: Aldrich, OF Illinois, and Mr. Murch, OF
at1ve and the latter in the negative, discovering
that they were paired with absentees, obtained
permission to withdraw their votes and thus the ag
gregate was reduced to yeas 1922 nays So asfollows:
Yeas-AtkinS Barbour, Bayne, Bingham Black
burn. Blanchard, Bliss, Bowman, Brewster Buck,
Buckner, Burrows tof Mich), Butterworth, Cabell,
Calkins Gambler, Cannon, Carpenter Chapman,
Clements. Grape, Crayens, Culberson. Cullen, Da-
Wis lof Ill.), Dawes, Denote, Deuster. Dibrell,
Dunn Dunnell. Ellis Errett, Evlns Farwen {of Ia)
Ford, Forney. Fukerson Garrison, George, Gibson,
Guenther, Gunter, Hammond. Harmer Harris (of
ton, Henderson, Hepburn, Herndon, HoblitzelI.
Hoge, Horn, House, Hubbell, Jones (of Texas),
Jones tof Ark .Kenna, King, Latham, Lewis, Lord,
Lane McMillin, Mills. Oates, ONeill, Page Parker,
Payson, PIERCE, Phelps, Pound, Reagan. Rice (of
Rehsrdson of ktchie alon
Rosencrans, Ross, Shallenberger, Sherwln, Simon
ton, sslngleton, smalls spauldins speer, spooner,
send (of Ohio. Tucker, Epson, Urner, Vance, Van
Asl Van Horn, Wait Ward; Washburn, Web
tof Ala.), Wilson, and wise (of va.)-1a2
Nays - Anderson, Belmont, Blount. Briggs,
ha Bmm Buchanan Caldwell Camp
Deering, Dinghy, Ermentrout, Fisher, Godshalk,
Hammond (of Ga), Hardy, Haskell, Hewitt (of n
", Hill, HiscOck, Holman, Hutchlns, Jacobs Jad-
win, Kasson, Ketcham, Klotz, Leedom, Lefevre,
Mckinley, Miller, Mutchler, NorcrosS, Peele,
Randall. Ray, Reed, Robinson (of Mass.), Robin
son (of Ohio), Robinson (of N.Y., Ryan, Scales,
smith (of Pay, Springer, Stockslager, TOwnshend
(of Ill), Turner (of Ga.), Turner (of KY, Tyler
updegrafr (of Iowa), Updegrar (of Ohio, Warner,
"h.tthorne, Willis, Willis and YOung-59.
The Senate Vote I'm Detail
The following is the vote in detail In the Senate:
Yeas--Aldrich, Allison, Anthony, Brown, But
Ter. CALL Camden, Cameron {of Wis), Cockrell,
Coke, Conger, Davis (Of West Way, Dawes, Farley,
Ferry George, German, Grover, Hampton, Hoar,
jackson, Jonas (of louisiana Jones (of Fiorda.)
Jones (of Nevada), Kellogg, McDll, Mcmillan,
MaXey, Miller (Of CALI Miller (of N.Y., Pugh,
Ransom, Saunders, Sawyer, Sherman, Slater, Vest,
voorhees,, Walker, Williams and Windom-41.
Nays-Bayard, Blair, Cameron (of Pa), Davis (of
llL). Frye, Hale, Harrison, Hawley, Ingalls,, Lo-
gan, Morrill,. Pendleton Platt, Rollins, Salisbury
and Van Wyck-l6.
Messrs. Chilcott Harris, Plumb, Lapham, and
Beck, who announced they would have voted no,
We're paired with MeSsrS. Groome. Johnston, Fair,
Lamar, and Hill OF Georgia, respectively, who
were absent Mr.. Garland in the affirmative was
paired with Mr.. EdmundS In the negative and both
were absent. Mr.. Vance, who would have voted
aye, was paired with Mr.. Mitchell, absent. MI.
Sewell was also paired.
After the vote was announced Mr. Lapham who
had responded in the negative, explained that he
had overlooked the fact that he had paired, and
withdrew his yote and MeSsrs. VanWyck, Pende-
ton and salisbury, whose responses had not been
recorded, voted in the negative This made the
result as above stated