Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-09
United States senate.

lost-yeas 96, nays l24
The bill was then passed-15S yeas, 70
nays.
This" said Reagan, when the result
was announced, is fitting celebration for
the Sth of January
Following is the vote in detail:
Ayes-Alexander, Anderson, Bagley,
Ballentine, Barksdale Bayne, Beach, Black
burn, Bland, Blount, Brainard, Brecken
ridge, Brown of Indiana Brown Of Penn
sylvania, Buchanan, Budd, Barnes, Cabell,
bell of Pennsylvania, Cassidy, Clardy. Gle
ments, Cobb, Connolly. Cook, Cosgrove,
Covington, Cox of New York, Cox of North
Carolina, Crysp, Cullen, Curtin, Davidson,
Davis of Missouri, Dibrell Eldredge, Eng
fish, Ermentrout, Terrell, Fielder, Fielday,
Foran, Forney, FernStOn, Fyan, Garrison,
Geddes, George, Glascock, Golf. Green, Hal
sell, Honback, Hardy, Hatch of Missouri,
Haynes, Henderson of Iowa, Henley,
Herbert, Holman, Holmes, Hopkins, Hous-
man. Hunt, James. Jones of Wisconsin,
Jones of Texas, Jones of Alabama, King,
Kleiner, Lanham, Lefevre, Lewis, Love-
Lowering, McComas, Mccormick, Nc
MILAN, Matson, Maybury, Miller of Texas
Money, Morrill,, Moulton, Muller, Murphy,
Murray, Niece, Nelson, Nutting Oats,
O'Ferrall, Patton. Payson, Pierce, Peel, Per
kins. Peters, Pettibone, Price, Pryor, Pusey,
Randall, Reagan, Riggs, Robertson, Robin
son of Ohio, Rogers Of Arkansas, Rogers of
New York, Rosecrans, Rowel, Ryan,
Shively, Singleton, Skinner of North Caro-
Texas, Stockslaycr, Stone, Storm. Strait,
Struble, Summer of California, Sw0pe, Tai
bolt, J. L. Taylor of Ohio, Taylor of Ten
nessee, Thockmorton, Townsend, Tucker,
Tully, Turner of Georgia, Turner Of Ken
lucky, Van Eaton, Wakatield, Wallace,
Warner of Ohio, Warner of Tennessee,
Weaver. WelbOrn, Wemple, White of Min
nesota, Wilkins, Williams. Willis, Wilson
of Iowa, Wilson of West Virginia, Winans
of Michigan, Winans Of Wisconsin. G. d.
Wise of Virginia, Wolford, Worthington,
Yapel, York-15S.
Noes-Adams of Illinois, Adams of New
York, Aiken, Atkinson, Barr Bingham,
Bisbee, Boutelle, Bowen, Boyle, Bratton.
Breitung Brewer of New York. Brewer of
New jersey, BrUmm, Gambler, Conner,
Chace, Cutcheon, Davis of Illinois, Davis
Of Massachusetts, Deuster, D0wd, Durham,
Eaton, Elliott, Everhart, GTeenleaf, Ham
mond. Hardeman, Harmer Hemphill,
Henderson Of Illinois, Hepburn, Hewitt Of
New York, Hewitt of Alabama, Hit, Hob
som Kaa kafnr OH K otrbon Lace,
T;bbnr Tonr IMAM AiiIIsrd Iiifcheil
Morse, Mutchler, Nichols, 0 Hare, O'Ncil
of PENNSYLVANIA. Phelps, Post, Potter, Ran
ney, Reed, Rockwell, Seymour. Smith of
Pennsylvania Stevens, Taylor of Ohio,
Thomas, TiIlman, Waite, Washburn,
Whiting, J. 5. Wise of Virginia, Wood
"s 1Ii ..-...,.., .,..-..-.,
ne nus - 'i.gll Piooee'ieu " 'iie T'iisi''
eI"tioii VI tile -hi1'1ii't o"'4'e"'Vu e4eolloli
case s, oI OIdiS vs. ohe''GE' y,
ne feSoiUuohS' winch uilSeai oHellGF
lDehl.J anu ueCIaIe NFalS lheP-g 10 oe
G!tcttu, "elG a''o'.eu "i'hou. ut'a .. vi
lSIoIi, anu ''''ii 'ie o'''1 20 oiliC'
"a - d So ?Tii oT
NitIl 'iie ~ eAi'ii eii31oil plIi VI
XII ~ tSIi',. ,,.;,i
,ai,;, - Mi b,i;ili,l,, aoaI,
nressing his favorito nron0sifion for nrncpd-
anca
St0ckslager proved successful in the str11r-
gle. his motion TO 90 into Committee of the
Whole being carried-ayes 10 noes 1O2-
but the fight was not vet over. for a motion
to reconsider was entered and another roll
call was needed to table this motion
Randall then moved an adjournment
I,ost-aycs Ga. noes 1876.
After 4 couDle of roll-calls on flibuster-
mo motions fhe House adiourped
~, ,..-- c.,,
nc ~ t."
WIN Siose" DooIs'
WASHINGTON, January Sth.-Ihe Senate,
by an overwhelming majority, in executive
session today, refused to consider the
Nicaraguan treaty in open session. The
subject was discussed for over two hours.
Van Wyck, Conger and Riddleberger advo-
eating open doors, while Miller and Ed
munds briefly pointed out the necessity for
secret consideration OF the subject. The
treaty is of paramount political interest,
and to give publicity to all the details con-
nected with its negotiation would in the
Judgment Of the Senate, be highly mad
visable.
The Trade of the United States with
Central and soutb America.
H,,, vor,- Ia,,,,or,. 81, III, r,,,,,,,;..
~, Go,'.n,I 80 c,,1.i, ,,,li.:,.
~ Wv .''',' "a Io'ii
7t"''N mas i'o Iel'oil " 'llG Isl
cent II ICci'c2 me iiI Ia III "illch 1t
periol4iCu rs o"'Ies' III ViueI % secure
llIoic IiIHiIate la IeI''loi'9 pe-
tween tht nite 1 'o'a'Cs anu seveIal couil-
t, !, III Ceii'1di anu SouLii a'ieiicd' me
i,i'i9t &c
49,, LUZ
:.I .1,,,;.,,,' - ia -;
Third Simr,liication and Modification of
c,istons re,iuIa,jons in Central and south
American countries Fourfh-Increase
and imnrovement Of tbc Consular service
ffh-FstabIisbnent of American mer-
camille houses in Central and South Amer
lea Sixtl-More intimate knowledge
an,an,r American manufacturers of tRe
wants of the neonle of Central and South
NTer;ca SeTentb-t system Of banking
connection and a common standard Of
value Eiehtb-More liberal credits by orr
merchants Nintl-The INTRODUCTION of
the bonded warehouse system in those
countries. With reference to the fourth
nrnnosition. the Commission saws that it
has hann urged with much force Ia recon-
mend the Establishment of a new execu-
five department of the Government. SINH
lar to the Board of Trade of England, with
q member OF the Cabinet Tor its head, to
which shall be committed the care and ar
ransement OF our foreign commerce In
this department might be concentrated all
the powers Of Government III Watching
projecting and promoting The commercial
+l,a.