The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-05-10
4 LONG AGONY ENDED.
DEFEAT OF MoRRlsoNs TARIFF BILL.
The Enactiug Clause Stricken Out by u
Vote of 150 to i55- Kellogg Wants AN
Investigation-The Copish Commit
tees Report-Connolly Declines.
THE TARIFF Bill. KILLED.

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We're about six stronger than the opposition,
ana they were hopeful, not TO say confident
81 had not been there long" said Carlisle,
'Uciore | saw that defeat was almost sure.
Men who had been counted on weakened at
the last moment and though the
fight was continued, and the result
was in doubt up to the last mo-
ment, the odds were against u.s. The Cali
fornia delegation, IA mnjority Of which had
been counted as to favor the bill, we're
against it, and this change alone was sufl-
cient TO defeat the measure. Morrison is a
good deal cast down by the defeat though
he tries to divest himself of all personal
feeling and place the responsibility on those
Democrats who voted against the measure.
lie does not hesitate to say privately that
| the result is fatal to Democratic success in
the coming campaign, and this opinion
is shared by majority of the
| Democrats in Congress and openly eN
preSset by many. Randall is really big
ger man than If he had been elected Speak.
er. He has fought Morrison and other free
traders inch by inch, and beating them
finally at every point. II he were to be
nominated by the Democrats for the PreSi-
dency Pennsy wanna would need a good
deal of watching and working on the part
of Republicans or he might capture her
Electoral vote. One good result OF the vote
is the saving of two or three weeks of time
which would have otherwise been consumed
in discussing the bill and its amendments.
For this reason a good many of the less
ardent partisanS on both sides welcome the
outcome.
The following is the vote in detail:
le7s-G. f. Adams. anderson, Arnot, Al.
Boutclle, bow ca, Boyle, Brain.rd, Breiiung.
i. b. Brewer, }. IL. brewer 7. NJ Browne, '"
". Brown, Brimm, Budd, Burlcgh. Calkins
verse "P'W v. ". CnIbertson, Cullen, Curtin,
Cutcheon, &. X. Davis, II. T. LAWS, Dingley,
duncan, Dunham, Eaton, Elliott, El!wood
Fielder Findoy,, Finerty, foran, Fun
ston, GcddeS, George, GlAScOck, Con,
Gunther, Hanback,, Harness, Hart, II. II.
Hatch, Haynes u. b. Henderson,, Hepburn,
Hiscock, Hit, Holmes, Hooper, Hopkins,
Horr, Houk, Hawcy, Hunt, Hutchins
James, .ehords, johnson, Jordan, kasson,
kean, Keller, Kelley, Kellogg ketchsm,
Lacy, Laird, Lawrence, Letevre, Libby,
Long, Lyman, McAdoo, McCord, McComas
Mccormack, Mckenley, Milard, :. h. Miller
Millikln, Morey, Morrel, Muller, Murray,
Mutchler, Nutting, O'liara, {. O'Neitl, Paige,
Parker, Patton, Payne, rayson, S. }. PceIle
Perkins Peters, Pettbone, Phelps,
Poland. Post Price, Randall, Ranney, G. W.
Ray, .. Ray, Rec Rice, J. 5. Robinson, Rock
ner, SmallS, smith, snyder Spooner, spriggs
Steele, stephenson, j, W. stewart, Stone
Storm, Strube, {. A. sumner, 4. b. Taylor
wadsworlh, Watt, A. }. Warner, Washburne,
Weaver, Wemp G, Whiting, wilkins, }. Will
son, q. d. Wise F. $. WIS.,, York-l5t.
NIys--J. J. Adams, Aiken, Alexander, Bag
ley, hallentne, barbour, Barksdaie, Beach
Belmont Blackburn. Blanchard, Bland.
Blount, breckenridge, Broadhead, Buchanan,
Buckncr, Burncs, Cabcil. Caldwell, r. Camp
Clements, Cobb, Collins, Cook, CosErore, Gov
ngton, 5. 5. Cox, W. X. Cox, Crisp ID. b.
Culberson, DarGan, Davidson, l.. H.. Davis,
Deuster, Dibble, DbreIl, Dookery, Dorsheimer,
Follett Forney, fyan, Garrison, Glib
son GrahrS, Green GTegmleaf' ,a daSel i'"H
Hs%i e. Hewit 1n H m"bt'c IL o
man, Houseman, hurd, b. W: Jones j II.
Jones, j. X. Jones. J. +. Jones, Hing kle.ner,
Lowry, Mcmillan, Maison, Maybury, J. F.
Miller, Mills, Mitchell, Money, Morgan,
Morrison Morse, Moul on, Murphy, Nsece,
Pierce, 5. W. Peel, Potter. Pryor, Pussy,
Rankin Reagan, Reese, Robertson, }. II.
Rogers, W. +. Rogers, Rosecrans, Scales, sey-
slocum, Springer, Stevens, c. steward, Stock
Slayer, Strait ID. ii. sumner, Talbot, }. NJ.
TnylOr ThOmpslu TnrOckmOrtOu. Tilimau.
Townshend, Tucker, II. @. Turner, o. Turner,
Vance, Van Eaton, Wakefield, ward K
"arhe u,u me',Uor,'' W WGnep' :" W.,
Winaps Wolford woodward' Worthinton,
Yapl" Young. Ohm g. Carsle-i55
MONEY! FOR RIVERS AND UARRoRs
The House River and Harbor bill, as
made up, appropriates 1858, 900 for the
Tennessee River; $500, 900 for the Ohio;
S25O,O for the kentucky; Sl4g,- |
600 for the Wisconsin rivers; for
the Illinois River 500, 900; $500 |
600 for the Mississippi; S525, 900 for |
the Missouri; S75, 600 for Buffalo harbor;
5000, 900 for Baltimore harbor; $780, |
900 for the Savannah harbor; $500, 900 for |
Mobile; 500, 900 for Cleveland; $50 900 for |
Michigan City, Ind. $4,000 for Calumet, |
ILL.,: 100000 for Chicago; $40 600 for |
Waukegan; $50, 900 for Milwaukee, and |
$l9S, 900 for Wisconsin ports The sum OF |
$500, 600 is appropriated for the lIennepin |
Canal. The total appropriation is Sl2,-
6l9,11O.
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