The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-06

these 700 officials would have hardly be-
gun their Infamous before q cry would come
from all quarters Of the country demanding
of the American Congress q prompt repeal
of the Law. The Law would be an open door
to fraud; Ii would be q temptation to wild
speculation. which was q ruin to the coun-
try. Let Congress pass this bill, and il
would invite again a perfect saturnRiia spec
%ulation; il would open the door to embez-
zlIDg cashiers and say to them, g1 ia with
your infsmy and this benignsnt law would
meet you with a hearty welcome.
Mr.. Collins said il the opponents of the
bill were fair. minded enough TO give it q
bearing, he would undertake 10 give them
convincing reasons why il should become a
law. He did not know where the gentleman
from Kentucky got his 5000 oficeholders;
not more than 500 would be created by the
bill. He held in his hand a copy OF the Pail
Mall Gazette, containing an article which
showed the admirable working of the pres
ent bankruptcy law in England. which
was based or the principles of this very
Lowell bill. tt gentleman from Illinois
(Moulton) bad said the bill was asked for by
interested parties. Yes. by parties interested
in the honest settlement Of debts. He (Col-
Inns and those he represented were inter
ested in that.
The motion to suspend the rules and fix a
day for the consideration of the Bankruptcy
bill was lost-yeas 135, nays 70, not the nee
essary two-tbirds in the affirmative. Fol-
lowing is the vote in detail:
~Yeas-Adams of New York, Adams of Illinois,
Atkinson. Blsney. Barksdale, Barr. Beach, Bel
mont, Bisbee, Blackburn, Blanchard, 6oyie.
Breckinridge. Broadhead. Brown of Pennsylvania,
Budd. Cassidy, Chase, Clardy, Collins. Cook, Cox
of New York, Cox of Nerth Carolina. Culbertson
OF Kentucky, Callen, Cutcheon, Davidson, Davis
OF illinois. Davis of Massachusetts,. Dingley, Dos
heinler, Eaton. Ellis, Evans. EverharI, Terrell,
Fielder, Findlay, Faron, Geddes, George, Glas-
cock. Green, Greenleaf, Hanback,, Hardy.
i hfI%sE' Henderson Haynes ef 1o Msndsr aepbur o.
Herhert, Hewitt of New York, Hill. HiscocE, Hit,
HobIizell. Holmes, HOPKINS. Hunt. Hurd, James,
JeffoIds, Jones OF Wisconsin,, Keller, KetGham,
King. Lacey, Lewis, Long, Lore, Lowering, lyman,
McComss, Mccormick. Maybury. Mitchell. Money.
Worse. Murphy, Murray, Nelson, Oates, O'Farrell,
O'Hars, O'Neiii of Pennsylvania, O'Neill of Mis-
souri,. Paige. Perkins, Peters, Pettibone, Post, Pot
ter. Price. Rsnneys, Reagan, Reed, Robertson
New York, Rosecrsns, Ryan, Seney, Seymour,
SlOcurn, smalls. Spriggs. Stevens, Stone, Storm.
OF Ohio. J. d.. Taylor of Ohio, Thomas, Thompson.
Throckmorton, Valentine. Van Eaton, Wadsworth,
Wait, Wakefield, Wallace. Wasnburn, Weaver,
White OF Minnesota, Whiting, wilkins, Wilson OF
Iowa. G.. ID. Wise of Virginia, woodward and
Morthington-135.
Nays-Alexander, Anderson, Barber, Bayne,
Bland, Blount, Bratton, Rrewer of New Jersey,
Buchanan, Buckner, Barnes. CsOell, Campbell OF
Pennsylvania, Gambler. Carlton. Clements, Cobb,
ridge. English, Ermantrout, Tourney, Funston,
Fyan, Halsell, Hammond, Hsrdeman, Hemphill,
Henley, Holman, Jones OF Texas, Lamb. Lsnham,
Lefevre, Mason, Miller OF Texas, Moulton. Mulch
Ter. Niece. Nichols. Pavson, Pierce, Peelle Pryor;
landau, Reese, Riggs. Rogers Of Arkansas, R0g-
ell, Shiverly, Singleton. skinner OF North Carroll
ma, smith of Pennsylvania. stewart of Texas,
Stockslager, Swope, Taylor of Tennesses, rlman.
nwnshend, Tulley, Turner OF Georgia. s. /.
Turner of Kentucky, Warner of Ohio. Warner of
Tennessee, NelIburn, Williams, Willis, Winaus
of Michigan, Winans OF Winconsin, WoliOrd,
Yaple and York-75.
Mr.. King introduced a bill appropriating
81 000 mo fOr tho i'm nrOvomaut of fba Mis-
sissippi River, IL accordance with the plans
and estimates OF the Mississippi River Com
mission. Referred.
Adjourned.