St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-16

| OF the question in q square and manly way.
Mr.. Buckner said the Mcpherson bill was
not acceptable to him. and be would not vote
for it in its present shape, bu. il was due the
country that consideration should be given Il.
A motion 10 suspend the rules aud adopt
the resolution was agreed TO. Yeas. ia;
nays, 81; exactly the necessary two-thiTds in
the affirmative.
The following is the detailed vote:
YEAS.
*Adams, III. SCOT sPhelps,
%Atkinson, Hammond, %Poland,
Bagley, sHaurbach, Post,
Barbour, Hancock, sPrice,
SBayner Hardeman, Randall,
Belmont Hardy, Rankin,
Bennett, sHarmer, sRanney,
@Bisbee, sHutcb, Mich. @Ray, y. Y.
@Boutelle, sHenderson, Ill sRay, n. II.
Boyle, sHenderson,Ia sReed,
aBrainerd, "HepbGrn, Reese,
sBreitung, Hewitt, Nj sRice,
%Brewer NY. Hill, sRobinson, o.
*Brewer. Nj. FHiscock, sRobinson,NY
Broadhead, sHitt, Rockwell
'Browne, Ind. Hoblitzett, Rogers. NY.
sBrown, Pen. FHolmes, HRussell,
Buckner, Hooper sRyan,
$Burleigh, Hopkins, Scales,
Caben, sHorr, Seney,
Caldwell, @Howey, Seymour,
*Campbell, o. Hunt, Shelley,
+Campbell, Pa. Hurd, skinner. NY.
Chandler, @James. ~Smith. Penn.
@Cannon, sJeIords, Smith, Ia.
@Chase, sJohnson, Snyder,
Clay, Jordan, Spriggs,
Clements, rkean, Stephenson,
Converse, 'Keifer, Stevens.
Covington. 'Keley, stewart, VT.
Cox, Ny. +Ketcham, sStone
Cox, NC. stacey, hStrait,
Crisp, sLaird, sStruble,
*cubertson, Ky. Lawrence, Talbot
*Cullen, Lewis, %Taylor F. B., %.
Curtin. ~Long, Taylor J.D.,o.
sCuteheon, Love, Thomas
Dorgsn, Lyman, Turner, Ga
Davidson, "McComas, Van Alstine,
sDavis. Ills. sMcCormick, Wakefield
$Dayies, Mass. FMillard. sWeaver,
Dibble, Mitchell, Wilkins,
Dieren. 'Money, Wilson. VIVA.
| *Dingley, $Merrin, Wolford,
Dowd, Morse, Warner, o.
sDunham. Murphy, wemple,
Elliott, Murray, Willis.
/ Ellis, Antchler, Wihans, Wis.
Ermentront, Neeee, Woodward,
Swans, +Nelson, "Wadsword,
sEverhart, tOchiltree, swat.
Ferrill, oferral, sWashburn,
Findlay, so'Hara, swhiting.
| tFinerty, so'Neill, Pa. sWilson. Ind.
Follett, %Parker, Wise G.D.,Va.
Forsn. "Payne, tYork.-I74.
"Funston, sPerkins,
sGeorge, sPeters,
NAYS.
Aiken. Henley, Pryor,
Alexander, Herbert, Pussy,
aAnderson, Hewitt Ala. Reagan,
BalleDtine, Holman, Riggs,
Barksdale. Housemsn, Rogers, Ark.
/ Blount, Jones, Wis. Rosecrans,
/ Breckenridge, Jones, Tex. Shively,
| Buchanan, Jones, Ala. Singleton,
Budd, Jones, Ark, Skinner, n. c.
Burns, kleiner, Springer,
Carleton, Lamb, Stewart. Tex.
Cassidy, Lanhsm, Stockslager
tChalmers, Lefevre, Taylor, Tenn.
Clardy, Lowry, Thompson,
Cobb, McMillen, Throckmorton,
Cook, Matson Tilleman,
| Cosgrove, Miller, Tex. Townshend,
Culbertson, Tex Mills, Tully,
Dockery, Morrison, Turner, Ky.
Davis, No. Moulton, Van Eaton,
I Dunn, Muldrow, Warner, Tenn.
Eldredge, Nichols, Winans, Mich.
Forney, Oates, Wallace
Geddes, O'Neill, Mo. Wellborn.
Glascock, Patton. Wood,
] Graves, $Payson, Ward
/ Green, Pierce, Williams,
Halsel Peel. Worthington,
Hatch, No. Potter, Yaple-S7.
. Republican. I Independents. Mahonites.
Mr.. Lacey, from the committee on coinage,
weights and measures, moved TO suspend
the rules and pass bill prohibiting the issue
OF treasury notes of less denomination than
/ IS, and providing for the issue of 81, 50 and
So silver certificates.
Mr.. Browne, of Indiana, opposed the mo-
ton, and could see no reason for the retire
ment of greenbacks of small denominations.
Mr.. Cook took the same view.
Mr.. Cassidy said the effect of the bill
would be to place an additional amount of
silver certificates in circulation, leaving
metal TO accumulate in the treasury and
furnish argument to be used by the oppo-
nents of silver TO show silver will not circu-
late among the people.
A motion to suspend the rules was lost,
yeas, 40; nays, PIG.
Mr.. Hopkins, from the committee on la
Dor, reported a resolution requesting the at
torney general for his opinion, whether the
eight hour law applies TO letter carriers.
Adopted.
The speaker appointed the following CON-
mittee TO attend the executive mansion to
witness the opening of the New Orleans ex-
position:
Oates, Alabama; Cassidy, Nevada;
Rogers, Arkansas; Ray, New Hampshire;
| Henley, CALIFORNIA;; Kean, New Jersey:
Belford, Colorado; Adams, New York;
/ Seymour, Connecticut; Paige, Ohio;
Lore, d elaware; George, Oregon;
Davidson, Florida; Bingham, Pennsylvania
Harden an, Georgia. Chase, Rhode Island;
Hit, Illinois: Hemphill, $ Carolina;
Matson, Indiana; Caldwell, Tennessee;
henderson. Iowa; Throekmorton, Texas;
Perkins, Kansas; Poland Vermont:
/ HRilsell, Kentucky; O-Ferrall Virginia:
Ellis, louisiana; Gibson, West Virginia;
| Dingley, Maine; Rankin, Wisconsin:
! Covington, Maryland Onry. Arizona;
| Lyman, Massachusetts; Raymond. Dakota;
! Winans. Michigan; Singiser Idaho:
! Strait, Minnesota; Maginnis. Montana;
! VanEaton, Mississippi; Mauzanares n Mexico
| O'Neill, Missouri; Cairns Utah:
Green, North Carolina; Brents, Washington
Laird, Nebraska; Post Wyoming:
Mr.. Peters, from the committee on com
merce, moved to suspend the rules and pas
bill TO promote the efficiency OF the revenu,
marine service.
The house refused, az 10 90.
Aiken, from the ommittee on agriculture
moved TO suspend the rules and pass bin I,
establish department of agriculture.
Messrs. Blouni, Potter and Browne, O
Indiana, spoke in opposition 10 the motion
which was advocated by Messrs. Wilson, O.
Iowa, Aiken, Budd, Hardeman, and Cox, O
New York. A motion TO suspend the rule
was agreed 10, 166 to CO.
Adjourned.