The National tribune., 1884-09-25

Taylor, e. B., o., Rep.
Thompson, p. B., KY, Dem.
Throckmorton, ]. w, Texas, Dem.
Tully, p. B., CAL, Dem.
Wait. j. t., Conn, Rep.
Ward, Il. B., Ind, Dem.
Warner, A. j., o., Dem.
Wemple, Edw., N. Y, Dem.
Willis. A. s., Ky. Dem.
Wise, g. D., Va, Dem.
Wise, j. s., Va. Coalition.
Worthington, N. E., H., Dem.
Young, Casey, Tenn. Dem.
The total number not voting
If whom SO were Republicans, 81 Del
| Greenbackers, Coalitionists, etc.
7oted " Nay that is, against post
'urther consideration of the bill un
per were:
Atkinson, L. E., Pa, Rep.
Bagley, J. H., Jr., N. Y, Dem.
Payne, T. NJ, Pa. Rep.
Boutelle, @. A, Me-, Rep.
Brewer, r. b., N. Y, Rep.
Browne, IT. NJ, Ind. Rep.
Brown, w. W., Pa, Rep.
Budd, J. H.. Cal, Dem.
Calkins. w. H, Ind, Rep.
Campbell, J. E., o., Dem.
Campbell, J. NJ, Pa, Rep.
Cannon, ]. D., H., Rep.
Carleton, E. c., Mich, Dem.
Chalmers, j. R., Miss. Dem.
Connolly, d. W., Pa, Dem.
Cox, w. r., N. c., Dem.
Cnibertson, w. W.. KY, Rep.
Cullen, VIM. ILL.,, Rep.
Cutcheon, B. N, Mich, Rep.
Davis, G. r., H., Rep.
Davis, r. r.. Mass, Rep.
Deuster, P. ", Wis, Dem.
Dingley. N, Ne, Rep.
Dowd. Clement, n. c.. Dem.
Dunham, r. W., H., Rep.
Eldredge, N. B.. Mich, Dem.
Ellwood, r., H.. Rep.
English, w f., Ind, Dem.
Evans, I. N, Pa, Rep.
Everhart, J. B.. Pa, Rep
Ferrell, t. NJ. N. j., Dem.
Follett, J. F., o., Dem.
Foran. N. a, O., Dem.
Geddes, G. w, o., Dem.
George. NJ. c.. Oregon. Rep.
Glaseock, j. r., Cal. Dem.
Green, w. j., N. c.. Dem.
Greenieaf. FL. s., n. Y, Dem.
Guenther. r.. Wis, Rep.
Hardy, Jno.. n. Y, Dem.
Hart, Alfonzo, o., Rep.
Hatch, H. H., Mich. Rep.
Hatch, w. H., No. Dem.
Henderson, ID. B., Iowa, Rep.
Hepburn, w. p, Iowa, Rep.
Hiscoek, Frank, n. Y, Rep.
Hit, r. R., H.. Rep.
Hoblitzell, T. s., Md, Dem.
Holman, w. s., Ind, Dem.
Holmes. A. J., Iowa. Rep.
HoltoD, ii. B., Md, Rep.
Horr, z. G., Mich, Rep.
Houseman. Julius, Mich, Dem.
Howey, B. F., n. J., Rep.
James, d. r.. n. Y, Rep.
Jeffords. Eliza. Miss. Rep.
johnson, F. A, N. Y, Rep.
Jones, B. W., Wis. Dem.
Kasson, J. A., Iowa. Rep.
Kean, John, n. j., Rep.
Keifer. J. W., O., Rep.
Kellogg, W. p, La, Rep.
Ketcinan, j. H., n. Y, Rep.
Kieiner, ]. J., Ind, DEM.
Lacey, E. s., Mich, Rep.
Laird. James, Neb., Rep.
Lawrence. G. v, Pa. Rep.
LeFeyre, Benj., o., Dem.
Libbey, H, Va, Coalition.
Love, c. B., Del, Dem.
Lowering, III. B., Mass, Dem.
Lowry, Robert, Ind, Dem.
McCoid, NJ A., Iowa, Rep.
Maybury, w. c., Mich, Dem.
Miller, S. H., Pa, Rep.
MiIiiken, S. L., Ne, Rep.
Morrill,, E. N. Kan. Rep.
Murray, r. N, o., Dem.
Neece, W. H., III, Dem.
o'Hara, j. E., N. c., Rep.
O'Neill, J. j.. Mo-, Dem.
Parker, A. X, n. Y, Rep.
Payne, S. E., n. Y. Rep.
Payson, J.. E., H., Rep.
Perkins, B. W., Kan, Rep.
Peters, Samuel r., Kan, Rep.
Phelps, w. w. N. j.. Rep.
Poland, L. p, VT, Rep.
Pusey, w. H. n, Iowa. Dem.
Ranney, a. A, Mass. Rep.
Riggs, J. W., Ill, Dem
Robertson, 7. A, KY, Dem.
Robinson, j, s., o., Rep.
Robinson, w. T.. N. Z. Dem.
Rockwell, +. W.. Mass, Rep.
RoweH, j. H., ILL.,, Rep.
Seney, G.. E., O., Dem.
Singleton. o. r.. Miss, Dem.
Skinner, c. E., ". Y, Rep.
Smith. A. H., Pa, Rep.
Spooner, Fl. j., Z. L., Rep.
Springer. w. NJ, ILL.,, Dem.
Stephenson, Isaac, Wis, Rep.
Stewart. J. NJ, VT, Rep.
Stone, f. f., Mass, Rep.
Strait. II. b.. Mimi. Rep.
Truble. l. s., Iowa, Rep.
Summer, C. A., Cal, Dem.
Sumner. d. H., Wis. Dem.
Taylor, j. D., o., Rep.
Thomas, j. r., H., Rep.
Townshend, Z. w, H., Dem.
Valentine, E. K. Neb., Rep.
Van Alstyne, T. J., n. Y, Dem.
Vance, Z. b., n. c., Dem.
Wadsworth, ]. w, N Y, Rep.
Wakefield. j. B., Mimi, Rep.
Wallace, Jonathan H. O., Dem.
Warner, Richard. Tenn, DEM
Washburn, w. D.. Mimi, Rep.
Weaver, A. j., Neb.. Rep.
Weller. L. H., Iowa. Dem.
White, j. D., KY, Rep.
White, Milo, Mimi, Rep.
Whiting, VIM, Mass, Rep.
wilkins, B., o.. Dem.
Wilson, James, Iowa, Rep.
Wilson, w. L., w. Va. Dem.
Winans, E. B., Mich. Dem.
Winans, John, Wis, Ind'p't Dsrn.
Wolford, F. L., KY, Dem.
Wood, II. j., Ind, Dem.
Woodward, G. N, Wis. Dem.
Yaple, G. L.. Mich, Dem.
York, t., N. c.. Ind'p't Dem.
Thus the total vote in favor of
135, made up of II Republicans, 5,
and one Coalitionist.
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