Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-07

great excitement and confusion ON the
floor. Hurried conversations were held
by knots Of anxious members on poth
sides, and the respective leaders "ero ouSy
in giving final orders, aud pages were run
ming IN aud out OF the hall IN search OF
absent members. Finally Mcssrs. Con
verse and Morrison took their places IN
front of the clerks desk az telicrs, and
those favoriug the motion to strike out
swellod forward to pass between the tollers
To DO counted. ljj passed along III lndlan
file and wore counted, tho announcement
oi this number by the chairman ialhng
like funeral knell upon the advocates oi
the bill. The negative side now passed
and were counted, aud the chairman an
nouuccd that l5l had thus voted. Cheers
followed from the Republican Side aud
Mr, Morrison recognized that he WAS 40
teated in the preliminary skirmiSh' IAe
result of this defeat gave the enemies oi
the bill the parliamentary right - coutTol
future movements, aud Mt. Converse
being again recognized, moved that the
committee rise and report the acton Just
taken to the House The notion prevail
ing, the subject WAS formally presented to
the House aud tn yeas aud nays were
promptly ordered cJucurrtoE IN the roo
Ommeudation of the committee 10 strike
NAl, WIN luC ltsult AtNAAN hANANNt'NN'A 'A'
Ausiysl, OF the Vote.
The 1853 votes ~ strike out were made
up of lis Republicans AMI Al Democrats.
The l5j votes cast for the bill were cast
by l5l Democrats and ( Republicans.
The IL Democrats who voted TO kGl the
bill were:
Messrs, Jordan, Murray, LeFeyrc Seney,
Converse, Gcddes, \. J. Warner, wilkins,
Al. aYI .,f
molly, Curtin, Duncan, Elliott, Ermon
trout, Hopkins, MutcAer, Patton, POst,
Randall and Storm, OF Pennsylvania
Arnot, Nutohus, Muller, Robinson.
Spriggs and Wempo, OF New York
Budd, Glasscock, Summer and Tully, Of
California Eaton, Of Connecticut Fer.
rell, Fielder and McAioO Of New Jersey
Fiudlay, Of Maryland Frnerty. OF
Illinois Hunt, OF Louisiana ; Snyder, Of
West Virginia, and George y. Wise, of
Virginia.
The Republican votes, with the e1oeP.
tiOu OF four, were cast sOlldly IN favor OF
the motion TO strike ont. The four who
voted negatively were
Messrs. Nelson, Strait, Milo White and
Wakefield, all OF Minnesota.
BY states the affirmative vote com
prsed Democrats as follows:
Pennsylvania, II Ohio, 10; New York,
4 California /: New Jersey. 3. Virgipia,
/ West VIRGINIA. CEnnecttcut
MARYLAND. Louisiana. . Illinois. /,
Total 81.
When Mr.. Young's name-.he Ilst on
the list-was called. Sneaker Carlisle said
TO the clerk. "Call my name" The name
was called and the sne,ker voted Nav"
The vote was received with cheers by the
friends of the measure. REPRESENTATIVES
Barr and Robinson, of New York. were
absent Before the vote was announced.
the c,erk read the names of four pairs.
the smallest rumber Of members recorded
a. having paired for wears Bepnet nav
OchiI,ree YEA Nuldrnw nav. Valantine
YEA Nichols nav. Riggs, yea Wood and
John u. White
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