The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-27
DooA1ED 10 DEFEAT,
Protection Democrats Satisfied they can XII
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Protection Democrats SATISFIED they can XIII
Morrisoh's Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2G-The fol.
lowing canvass OF the House on the Nor.
risop bill Is the result Of careful work by
some Of the most prominent revenue re.
formers. 1t will seem that 1t admits the
defeat Of the bill, and the probabilities are
that the vote against 1t will be stronger
than Is here concluded:
The following Democrats can be relied
upon TO support the pending bill Jones,
Herbert, Oates, Davidson, sadleF, Martin,
Wheeler and Forney, OF Alabama Breck.
inridge, Dunn, MCRae, Peel and Rodgers,
of Arkansas; Mitchell and Seymour, OF
Connecticut; Lore, OF Delaware; David.
son, Of Florida; Norwood, Turner, Crisp,
Harris Hammond, Blount, Clements,
Reece, Barnes and Candet, Of Georgia +;
Worthington, NeeCe, Riggs, Springer,
Eden, Landes, Morrison and TOWNSHIP end,
OF Illinois; Cobb, Kleiner, Howard, Hol.
man, Ward, Nation, Bynum, Ford and
Lowry, Of Indiana; Hall, Murphy, Frede.
rick and Weaver, oflowa Stone, 1Iatfoon,
Halsell, Robertson, Willis, Carlisle, Breck.
inridge, McCreary, Taulbee and Wolfotd,
Of Kentucky; Blanchard and King, OF
Louisiana; Gibson, Shaw, Cole and
Thompson, Of Maryland; Collins and
Lowering, oi Massachusetts,; Maybury,
Eldridge, ComstoCk, IYlnans, Carleton,
Tapney and Fisher, Of Michigan; Allen,
Cutchings, Barry, Singleton, VanEAton
and Barksdale, Of Mississippi; Hatch,
Hale, Burnes, DoCkery, Heard, Hutton,
O'Neill, Glover, Clardy, Bland, Stone and
Dawson, Of Missouri; Belmont, Felix
Campbell, Tim Campbell, Mahouey,
Beach, Bliss, Adams, Hewitt, Merriman,
Dowdney, Viele, StahlneCker and pindar,
OF New York; Skinner, Green, Cox, Reed,
Bennett, Henderson, Cowles and John.
ston, Of North Carolina; Hill, Of Ohio /;
Storm, Swope and Scott, Of Pennsylvania /;
Dibble, TllmAn; Perry Hemphill and
Dorgan, Of South Carolina Neal, McMil.
lin, Richardson, Caldwell, Ballentyne,
Taylor and Gloss, OF Tennessee Stewart,
Reagan, Jones, Culbettson, ThfoCkmor.
ton, Wellborn, Grain, Miller, Mills and
Savers, OF Texas, Ctoxton, Wise, Cabell,
Daniel, 0'Ferrall, Barbour, Trigg, Tucker,
OIL NlfWnlhi NllbOn anu IlDs01, Of west
Virginia; Bragg, Of Wlsconsln-totAl l5l,
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION.
Democrats whe are thought to be against
The bill are Henley, Of California Flndlay,
Of Maryland; Green, PidcoCk and Nc.
Adoo, Of New Jersey, Gay, Ition and 81.
Martin, Of LoulAiAnai Spfiggg and AEnot,
Of New York; Leisyfe, seney, wilkins,
Geddes, Warner and Fofan, Of Ohio, Ran.
dali, Rrmentfout, Curtin aud Boyle, oi
PENNSYLVANIA; LanhAin, OF Texas Snyder,
Of West Virginia. Total 22,
Democrats Classed as doubtful are An.
defson, Campbell, Ellsbeffy and 0uIh.
waite, Of Ohio; Doughefty, Of Florida
Feltoh, Of California; Iawler and Ward,
Of Illinois, and Snowden, Of Pennsylvania,
Total U.
Doubtful RepubliCans--Illallan, Mel.
son, sttall and White, Of MlnneaoId, and
Fuller. Of IoWA-6. Total donbtidls IA.
While Gay, ~. Martin and Ition az
put down agalhst the bill, II 10 BY nc
means certain that they will vote thai
way. Strong Argument ls being bfough
10 bear upon the sngaf interests 10 lhdliC,
lEheeo Representatives 10 support Lhe pres