The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-08

ng OF the fret paragraph had been COM
pleted, Converse, pushing to this front,
moved 10 strike out the rnsctinE clause.
rhis MAS tho eigf al for q volley Of hisro'
lnd groans from tho democratic side, this
iemon,tra,ion being met by rourds OF ap'
pleute from the republican aide. The sneno
N the chamber was Quo OF intense
excitement and c,nfneion. 10 which the
galleries rendered no little aid b. loud
tone OF approval snd diaapnroval. Telleis
being ordered Converse and Morrison were
appointed by the chair, Before taking his
place Morrison called 10 tho clerk oi the
house who was standing by ths speakers
no id suou1drel who it paid goes be
twsop the tellers." The clerk pr0mislns 10
see lair play uhould ba had, Morrison took
his station, giving Converse . very cool
shake Of oho htHd o. he stood
opposite that gentleman. When
the voting beacon and TIE iellors
announced the affirmative 60 be 1856 tho
iifss man to pnsa through In the negative
was Reagan, Of Texas, who had been
brought In on ga Invalid chair in order to
vote. III. WAS heartily app,auded by his
irienda aud received many congratulations
on his apparent recovery from his late
severe i.luess The negative vote wns an
uouuoeG at 1871, and then Georga u. Wite,
OF Virginia, voted Ia the eifirmat W, making
the vote stand iSl to l5l. Then cheer fol-
lowed cheer irom the republican Ride and
cheers were tekcn up by the galleries and
rcyerburated from every nook ana Granny
oil the hall Ladies' stood mp and waved
their handle chiefs aud men their hats.
Morrison yielded gracefully h the iuoy IL
able aud walked smiliDgly 10 hil seat
IN C3nverse's motion the committee rose
and the chairman reported its action 10 tina
mouse.
The speaker stated the question 10 b. on
striking out the onHcling clause, and Nor
rison and Turner. OF Kentucky. calling ior
the yeas ana nays 10 wss agreed to-l60
yeas nays 1855. AZ follows:
Y6as-Adams, OF Ilinois, Anderson, Ar.
not. Atkinson, Bayne, Delford, Bingham,
Bsbee, Cantelie, Bowen, Boyle, Brsinerd,
Broitung. Blower, OF New York, Brewer, OF
New Jeraoy Brown, Of Indiana. Brown,
OF Pennsylvania, Bum, Budd, Bur-
Cannon, Chace, Coanaily, Converse Cul
hsrsoD, OF Kentucky, Cullen, Curtin.
Cu,cheon, Davis, Of Illinois, Davis. OF
Massach usetts, ID ngley, Duncgn, Durham,
Eaton, Elliot, Elwood, Ermentr.ut, Evans,
o. Psnnsylvsuin Egerhart, Ferrall Fled
Ter, Flnerty, Findlay, Forsn. Funston,
Gedde', George, Glasc1ck. Goff, Gusnther,
gan, Haynes, Henderson, OF Iowa Hen
dtrson OF Illinois, Hepburn. Hiscock, HIT,
Home,, Hol,on, Hooper, Hopkins, Horr,
Hawks, Hawes, Hunt, Hutchins, James,
Jehord, JohnGon, jordan, ka,sou, ksan,
Keller, Kelly, Kellogg, Keicharn,
lacey, Laird Lawrence, LeFevre, Libby.
LonS, Lyman, McAdoo, MoCoid ,McComas,
Mccormick, McKiuley, Nillrd, Miller, Of
Virginia, Miliken, Merrill, dorsv, Muller,
Murray, Muchlcr, Nutting. o'Hsra,
O'Neill, IL Pennsylvania, Paige, Parker,
Patton, Payne, Psyeon PEBBLE, OF Indiaus,
Perkins, Peisrs, Pettihnne, Phelps, Poland,
Post, Price, Randall Ranuy, Ray OF Penn.
svlyauia, Raw 5f New Hampshire. Reed
Rice, Robinson, OF Ohio, Rockwell, Rove i,
Russell Ryan, seoey, skinner, OF NV
York, Small, Smith, Snyder. spoonsr,
S.as SssS pSs Storm s,'WAr srublo
So miner, OF California, Il. B. Taylor, O,
Ohio, j. ID. Taylor, OF OHIO, Thoms,Tulley,
Won Als,yne, Wadsworth. Waite Wnroer,
OF Ohio, Waehhurn Weaver, Wemplc,
Whiting, Wilkins Wilson, Of Indiana, j.,
S. Wac, Of Vireioia, York-l59..
Nsys-Adsms, OF New York, Aiken,
Alexander, Bsflpy. Bal!entine, Barbour,
Batssdnle, Beach, Belmont. Blackburn,
Blanchard, Bland, Blount, Breckenridge,
Br1adhosd, BucnG1sn, Buckner. Burnes,
Cabpil, Caldwell, CAmpbsll. of New York,
Chandler, Carleton, Cassidy. Clardy, Clay,
Clements, C1bh, Collins, Cook, Coseroye,
C,vngtoD Cox, OF New York, Cox, OF
North 0irolno,, .Crien, Culber,sson'
sour; Dsueser Dibble, OF South Cnrol,ooi
| d breil, Of feneesset; Dooka-y, poWd, Dor
.hsimer Dunn, Eldrdge, Ellis, Eyadu. Of
Sou h Carolina; Follett, Forney, Fyan,
Gsrrisou, Gibson Graves, Green, Greenleai,
! uAussll, Hammond, Hancock, Hsrdsman,
Hardy, HstohH o. SissouH: Hepphhi,
Hsnjy. Herbert Hewitt. OF New York;
n - A n I'm
man, Houseman, Hurd, Jones, OF Wisesn'
sin; Jones. OF Texas; Jones. OF Arkansas;
Jones, Of Alabsma; King, Kieiuer, Lamb
Lanham, Love. Lewis, Lowering, Lowry,
Mcmillan, Mntson, Maybary, Miller
of Texas; M'lIs, MITCHELL, Money,
Morgan, Morrison, Morse; Moultoni MIR
O'Neil, OF Missouri Pierce. Pell, OF Arksn.
aas Potter, Pryor, Pusey. Rankin, Rea-
gau, Reese, Robertson, Rogers. u Arkan'
sas Rogers. OF New York, Rosecrans,
Scales, Seymour, Shaw, Shelley, Single
too, Skinner, of North Carolina, Slocum,
Springer, stevens. Stewart, OF Texae,
Stockslseer. Strait. Sumner, OF Wisconsin,
talbot, Taylor. OF Tennessee, Thompson
Tucker, Turner, OF Georgia, Turner,
OF Kentucky, Vance, Van Eaton,
Wakefield, Ward; Warner, OF Tennessee;
Wellborn. Weber, White. Of Minreeo
Williams, willis, Wilson, OF West Vir.
ginia; Winans: OF Michigan; Winans, Of
Wisconsin,; Woliord, Wooderd. Worthine-
ton. Ysple, Young, Carlisle--l55.
When Young's name, the last OF the list
way called, Speaker Or isle said TO the
clerk: Call my name" His name was
called and the speaker voted nay. The
vote was received with cheers by irlendo
~. tLc meafure. Representatives
Carr ard Robinson, of New York, We're ab.
sent. Before the vote was announced the
clerk read the names OF four pairs, the
smallost number recorded; Baird. Tor yeas
Bennett, nay; Oohl;ree, yea; Murdrow,
nav, Valentine, yea; Wood, nay; j. d.
White, yea.
"Taa cot, on the pending bill 10 159 yeas
10 I50 aaJs," said the clerk.
Upon rne onnouucam@nt OF the result
there ves y repetition OF the scene
that followed tho announcement by the tel.
lcrs. The republicans and successful demo-
Gratis rose in their seate and gave cheer after
cheer. Some waved papers. while Others
added TO the confusion by continuous clap
ping OF hands. In the gallaries, men and
women again cheered the latter vigorously,
waving their bsndkerchiefs.
Morrison moved 70 vacste the order for
the night session. Agreed to.
Randall moved that the members who
had not spoken on the tariff be- allowed TO
print their remarks Ia the Record. Agreed
to.
Converse moved to reconsider the vote
by which the house decided 10 strike out
the enactlng clause, and then moved TO lay
that motion on tbs table. The latter mo-
ton WAS carried by viva vcce vote, and
the announcement OF this result was re-
ceived with cheers and applause. though
with not so much enthusiasm as previ-
ously.
Wills suggested that Converse. whose
seat Is on the democratic side, have u seEt
hereafter with the republicans.
When the last vote was announced mem
bers began leaving the hall, the cro-d in
the galleries lessened and within ten min
ntes ncarcelY 100 persons remained and the