Savannah morning news., 1886-06-18
MORRISON ALMOST WINS.
-IANDALL AND THE RADICALS
ONLY BEAT HIM II VOTES.

The Revenue Reform Leader Gives No
tice that Tie will Test the Temper of
the House Again on Tuesday Next
Thirty Five Democrats Vote with the
Republican Protectionists.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-In anticips-
tion of the tariff bill coming to the surface
of the legislative sea this morning there
was an unusually large number of men,
bers present when the House was called
TO order. The gentlemen having charge
Of the pairs on the respective sides OF the
House were kept busily at work, and the
chief, indeed the only, topic of cOnversa-
ton upon the floor was the probable fate
OF the coming motion to consider the Nor
rison bill. After the House had trans
acted some routine business, Mr.. Hiscock,
stating that there was an understanding
that motion would be made to-day to 90
Into committee of the whole on the tariff
bill, inquired Of Mr.. Morrison at what
hour he intended to make that motion.
Mr.. Morrison replied that it was his in
tentiOn to make the motion at 80 CLOCK.
OCCUPYING THE INTERVAL.
The House then proceeded TO cOnsidera-
ton of land forfeiture bills. it being the
80 reach the bill for the forfeiture of ce r.
tain lands granted to the State of Iowa to
aid in the construction OF railroads, but as
the bills on the calendar preceding this
one had to be laid aside, and as Mr..
Strait OF Minnesota. Mr.. La Toilette and
Mr.. Thomas OF Wisconsin, demanded a
separate vote on each measure, much
time was consumed in voting by the tel
lers. The Iowa bill was not reached
he nF 1.q0 q nd
Mr. Morrison moved that the House go
into committee OF the whole on the
revenue bills. On this motion he demand
ed the yeas and nays, and Mr. Mckinley,
On behalf Of the opponents of the bill,
joined in the demand.
Mr.. MorriSOn's motion was defeated by
lvOte OF 140 yeas to l57 nays.
THE VOTE IN FULL.
Following is the detailed vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Carlisle. Adams of New
York, Allen of MlssissippL, Anderson of ONO.
Ballentne, Barbour, Barksdale. Barnes
Barry, Beach, Belmont, Bennett, Blanchard,
Bland, Blcunt, Breckenridge of Arkansas,
Breckenridge OF Kentucky, Burnes, By
mum, Cabeli, Caldwell, Felix. Campbell of New
York, Candler, Carleton, Catching. Clardy
Clement Is, Cobb, Cole of Maryland, Compton,
COmstock. Cowles of North Carolina, Grain,
Crisp, Croxton, Gu bersoh, Daniel, Dargan,
Davidson of North Carolina, Davidson of Flor
ida, Dawson, Dibble, DOugherty, Dunn,
Fisher Ford, Forney, Gibson of Maryland,
Gibson of West Virginia, Glass, Glover, Green
of North Carolina, Hall, Halsel, Hammond,
Harris, Heard, Hemphill, Henderson of North
Carolina, Herbert. Hewitt, Hill, Holman,
Howard, Hudd, Hutton, james. Johnston of
North Carolina, Jones of Texas, King,
Kleiner, LailoOn. Landes, L2nham, Lore,
Lowering, Lowery, Mahoney, Mattson, May
bury, McCreary, Mcmillan, McRae, Miller,
Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, Morrison, Neal,
Neece, Nelson. Norwood, Oates, O'Ferral,
O'Neil of Missouri, OuthwaIte, Peet, Perry,
Reagan, Reese, Richardson, Riggs, Robertson,
Rogers, Ssdler, Savers, Scott Seymour, Shaw,
art of Texas, Stone OF kentucky, Stone OF
Missouri, Storm, Strait, Swope, Tarsney'
Taulbee, J. NJ. Tavlor Of Tennessee, Throck-
morton, Tillman. TOwnsheud, Irlgg, Tucker,
Turner, Van Eaton, Wakefield. Ward OF Indi-
ana, Weaver OF Iowa, WeilbOrn, Wheeler,
Willis, Wilson. Winars, Wise, Wolford and
WorthingtOD-li0.
THE VICTORIOUS NEGATIVE.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams of Illinois, Allen of
Qassachusetts. Anderson OF Kansas, Arnot,
Atkinson, Baker, Bayne, Bingham, Bound,
Bliss, Boutelle, Boyle, Brady, Browne of In
diana, Brown Of Ohio, Brown of Pennsylva-
MA. Brumm, Buchanan, Buck, Burrows. But
terwOrth. Campbell of Pennsylvania, Camp
bell of Ohio, Timothy f. Campbell of New
York, Canon, C0nger Cooper Curtin, Gut
cheon, Davenport, Davis, Dingey, Dorsey,
trout Evans, Everhart, Farquhar, FELTON,,
Flndlay, Eleeger, foran, Fuller, Funston.
IIallinger, Gay,,. Geddes, Gilhllan, COTS,
Green OF New Jersey. Grosvenor, Grout,
Grenther. Harmer, Hayden, Henderson
of Iowa, Henderson OF Illinois, Henley, Hep
burn, Herman. Hives, Hisc0ck, Holmes, HOp-
6ius, Irion, Jackson, johnson of New York,
Johnston of Indiana, Kelly. Ketcham, La
Toilette, Laird, Lawler, lie Fevre, Lehlbach,
Libbey, Lindsey. Little, Long, Lattlt. Ly-
man, Markham; Martin, cAdoo, McComas.
Mlliken, Moffatt, Morrill,, Morrow, Muller.
Negley, O'Donnell. O'Hara, O'Nelll OF Penn
sylvania, Osborn, Owen. Parker, Payne, Pay
son, Perkins, Peters, Phelps, PidcOck Pin
dare, Plumb, Price, Randall, Ranney, Reed of
Maine, Rice, Rockwell, ROmeis, Rowel, Ryan,
SAWYER, Scranton, Seney, Sessions, Smalls,
SOwden. Spooner, Spriggs. Stahlnecker,
Steele. Stewart of Vermont. St. Martin, Stone
ri Massachusetts. Struble, Swinburne, Symes,
+. B. Taylor of Ohio. Ike II. Taylor of Ohio,
Beach Taylor Of Tennessee. Thomas OF Illi-
nois, Thomas of Wisconsin, Thompson. Viee,
Wade, WadswOrth, " ait. wallace, Ward OF
illinois. Warner of Ohio, Warner OF Missouri,
Weaver Of Nebraska. Weber, West, Whiting,
wilkins and Woodburn-I57.
THE PAIRS.
Messrs. Bragg, Jones of Alabama, Aiken,
Reed, Hall. White OF Minnesota, Eldrdge
pOckery, Cox, Collins, Murphy Eden and
Hatch, who would have voted in favor Of the
motion, were paired with Messrs.. Pierce
Bur leigh, Hanback,. Won Shack, Bunnell
Heisland, HOuk, White, Penn, Haynes,
Stevenson, HIT, Pettibone and Caswell, who
would have voted against IL.
INCIDENTS OF THE VOTE.
The roll call was watched with great iu-
terest both on the floor and in the gal
leries, and an unusuaF silence prevailed
as the clear tones Of the clerk enuneated
each name. The only break in the silence
occurred when MIR. Holman, who had just
returned on an afternoon train from visit
to his district, responded in the affirmative
when his name was called, lie was
greeted with round of applause, which
broke out afresh when Speaker Carlisle,
directing the clerk TO call his name, cast
his vote in favor of the motion.
When the result was announced there
was storm Of applause from the Repub-
hcan side, which the Democrats returned
with hearty good will when Mr.. Morrison
arose and gave notice that ne would re-
new bis motion on Tuesday next. and Mr..
Mckinley gave notice that the opponents
oi the bill would try 10 be present on that
day.
ACCEPTED PHnosoPHIcALLY.
Mr. Morrison seemed TO accept philoso-
NhigallV his dnfaaf Ho gnid he WAS not