The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-05-07

demonstration was met by rounds OF applause
from the Republican side. The scene in the
chamber was Of intense excitement and
conf sion to which the galleries rendered no
little aid by loud tokens of approval and dis
approval:
The tellers being ordered, Messrs. Converse
and Nor .ison were appointed by the chair.
Before taking his place Mr.. Morrison called to
the clerk OF the House, who was standing by
the Speakers desk, and exclaimed: "Clark,
see that no id scoundrel who is paired goes
between the tellers."
The clerk, promising to see fair play, Mr..
Morrison took his station, giving Mr.. Converse
veFy cool shake of the hand as he stood op-
poste that gentleman. Then the voting be-
gan, and the tellers announced the affirmative
vote to be los.
The first man to pass through in the mega
tive was Mr.. Reagan of Texas, who had been
brought in on an invalid's chair in order to
cast his vote, and he was heartily applauded
by friends of the negative vote. The mega
tive vote was announced IS 151, and then Geo.
ID. Wise of Virginia voted in the affirmative,
making the vote stand 156 to 1911. Cheers fol-
lowed from the Republican side, and the cheers
We're taken up by the galleries aud reverberat-
ed from every nook and Granny of the hall.
Ladies stood up and waved their handkerchiefs
and men waved their hats.
Mr.. Morrison, yielding gracefully to the in-
eVitable, walked smilingly to his seat, and the
tariff bill was dead.
On Mr.. Converse's motion, the committee
rose, and the chairman reported its action to
the House.
The Speaker then stated the question to be
on striking out the enacting clause, and it was
agreed to-yeas 159. nays 1856, rs follows:
Yeas-Adams of Illinois, Anderson Arnot Atkin-
son. Bayne, Bedford, Bingham, Bisbee, Boutelle,
Bowen, Boyle, Brainerd, Breltung, Brewer of
New York, Brewer of New Jersey. Browne of Indi-
leigh, Calkins, Campbell of Pennsylvania, Cannon,
Chace, Connolly, Converse, Culbertson of Ken
tueks, Cullen, Curtin, Cutcheon, Davis of Illi-
Evans Of Pennsylvania, Everhard, Terrell,
Geddes George, Glasscock, Con, Guenther. Han,
back, Harmer, Hart Hatch of Michigan. Haynes,
Henderson of Iowa, Henderson of Illinois, Hep
burn, Hiscock, Hit, Holmes, Holton, Hopkins,
Horf Houck, Howey. Hunt, Hutchins, James,
Jeffords, johnson, Jordan, Kasson, Kean, Keifer,
Kelley, Kellogg. Ketchum, Lacey. Laird, Law
McCoid, McCormas, Mccormick. Mckinley. Mil
lard, Miller of Pennsylvania, Miliken. Morey,
o'Hara, oNeli, Of Pennsyiva MA Paige, Parker,
Patton, Payne, Payson, Peele of Indiana, Perkins,
Peters, Petibone, Phelps, Poland, Post, Price,
Hampshire, Reed Rice, Robinson of Ohio, Rockwell,
RoweLl, Russell, Ryan, Sevey, Skinner Of New
York, smalls, Smith, Snyder, SPooner, spriggs,
Storm, Struble, Sumner of California e. B. Taylor
of Ohio, j. D. Taylor of Ohio, Tulley, Thomas,
yanAlstyne Wadsworth, Wait, Warner Of Ohio,
James Wilson Of Iowa, q. B. Wise Of Virginia,
j. s. Wise of Virginia and York -159.
Bsgley, Ballentine, Barbour, Barksdale, Beach,
Belmont, Blackburn Blanchard Bland, Blount,
Breckenridge, Broadhead. Buchanan, Buckner,
Gambler Carleton, Cassidy, Clardy, Clay Clements,
Cobb Collins, Cook. CosgroVe, Covington, Cox of
New York Cox OF North Garon2 Cflsp g Moi
Deuster, Dibble, Dibrell, Dockery, Dowd, DORIS
hemer, Dunn, Eldridge, Ellis, Evins of South Car
Graves. Green, Greenleaf, Halsell, Ham mond, Han
cock, Hardeman, Hardy, Hatch of Missouri, Hemp
hill, Henley, Herbert Hewitt of New York,
Houseman, Hurd, Jones of Wisconsin. Jones of
Texas, Jones of Arkansas, Jones OF Alabama,
King, Kleiner, Lamb I.,i Lanham, Lore, Lewis.
Miller Of Texas, Mills, Mitchell Money, Morgan.
Morrison, Morse, Moulton, Murphy, Neece, Nelson,
Oates, Otferall ONeill of Missouri, Pierce, Poole
of Arkansas, Potter, Pryor, Pussy Rankin, Reagan,
Reese, Robertson, Rogers of Arkansas, Rogers of
New York, Rosecrans, Scales, Seymour, Shaw,
Slocum, Springer, Stevens, Stewart of Texas,
Stockslager. Strait, Sumner OF Wisconsin, Talbot,
Taylor Of Tennessee, Thompson, Throckmorton,
Turner Of Kentucky, Vance, Van Eaton, Wakefield,
Ward Warmer of Tennessee, Wellborn. Weller,
Wisconsin, Walford Woodward, Worthington
Yapee, Yourg and Carlisle-l55.
When Mr.. Young's name, the last on the
list, was called Speaker Carlisle said to the
clerk "call my name" His name was called
and the Speaker voted "nay"
The vote was received with cheers by the
friends of the measure, and the announcement
of the vote was greeted enthusiastically. Re-
publcans and successful Democrats rose in
their seats and gave cheer after cheer. Some
waved papers above their heads while others
added to the confusion by continuous clapping
of hands. In the galleries men and women
again cheered and the latter also vigorously
waved their handkerchiefs.
Mr. Morrison moved to vacate the order for
the night session, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Converse moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House decided to strike out the
enacting clause and then moved to lay that
motion on the table. The motion was carried
and the House adjourned.