The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-06-25
THE TARIFF BILL.

The House. by Majority of Seventeen
Votes, Refuses to Take Up the Morrison
Bill-Analysis of the Vote-An Interest
ing Session of the House.
WASHINGTON, juno 1S-Mr. Morrison's
motion to consider the Morrison Tariff bill
was defeated in the House yesterday by
the following vote:
Yeds-Carlise, j. J. Adams On. W, Allen
(Miss.), Anderson tOJ, Ballentine, Barbour,
Barksdale, Barnes, Barry, Beach, Belmont,
inridge Ark Breckenridge lKy) Burnes,
Bynum. Cabell, Caldwell, Felix, Camp.
Gatchings, clardyS, Clements, Cobb, Cole
c., Grain. Crisp, Croxton, Culborson, Daniels,
Dargan, Davidson IN. c., Davidson (Fla),
Dawson, Dibble, Dougherty, Dunn Fisher,
Ford. Forncy, Gibson tMd.), Gibson (W. Va:)
Hammond, Harris, Heard. Hemphill, Hem
derson IN. c. Herbert Hewitt, Hill, Hol.
man, Howard, Hudd, Hutton, James,
Johnston IN CO., Jones Tex, King, Kleiner,
Laffoon, Landes, Lauham, Lore, lowering
Crearr. Mcmillan, McRea, Miller, Mills, Mitch
ell Morgan Morrison % Neal Ne @f;, Nelson
oHthwaiie, Feel, Perry. Reagan, Reese Reese,
sadIer, sayers, ' Scott. seymour DEir.
Shaw, Singleton, Skinner, Snyder Springer,
Storm, Strait, Swope, Iarmey, Taulbe, Taylor
tIenn1, Throckmorton, 1illman, Townshend,
1rigg, Tucker, Turner, Van Eaton, Wakefield,
Ward lnd.), Weaver Iowa, Wellborn, Wheel
er, Willis, Winans, Wise, Wolford and Worth
Ndys-Ge orge E. Adams, Allen (Mass.). An
dersoD lKan.l, Arnot, Atkinson Baker,
Bayne, Bingham, Bliss, Bound Boutelle,
Boyle, Brady. Browne Qnd), Brown Co,
Brown pa.), Brunm, buchanan, Buck, Bur
rows, Butterworth, Campbell (Pa.), Campbell
o., Timothy }. Campbell IN. ", Cannon
Davis Dungley, Dorsey, Dowaney, Durham,
Ellsberry, Ermentrant, Evans, Everhart, Far
quhar, FELTON,, FondIay, Fleeger, Foran, Ful-
Ter, Funstan, Galiinger, Gay, Geddes, Gilfil'
Guentker, Harmer, Hayden, Henderson
DAB Henderson. Glll Hendley, Hep.
burn, Herman, Here's, Eiiscock, Holmes,
Hopkins, Irion, Jackson, Johnson, IN W,
Johnson, qTd.), Kelley, Ketcham, La
fayette, Laird, Lawl.r, Leileur, Lehlbach,
Libpey Lindsey, Little, Long. Loutett, Ly-
man, Markham, Martin, McAdoo. McComes,
McKenna, Mckinley, Merriam, Willard,
Negley, O'Donnell OHara, OsNeIll tPa),
Osborne, Owen, Parker, Payne, PaysOn,
Perkins, Peters, Phelps, Pidcock,
Reed tMeJ Rice, Rockwell, Romells, Roweill,,
Ryan, Sawyer, Scranton, Seney, Sessions,
Smalis, Sowden, Spooner, Spriggs, Stahlneck-
er, Steele, Stewart 'Vt) St. Martin, Stone
lMass.), StrIlble, Swinburn, Symes, L. b..
Taylor (OJ, Ike d. Taylor (Ol, Zach
Taylor (Tennl, Thomas 1lL), Thomas
(Wis.) Thompson, Vielc Wade, Wadsworth,
Wait, Wallace Ward lllll, Warner (O., War.
ner MOI. Weaver GNebJ, Weber, West, Whit
ing. wilkins, WtNdburn-157.
An analysis Oh the above vote shows that
of 40 affirmative votes 1876 were Demo
Gratis and four Republicans. Three of the
Republicans are from Minnesota and one
from New York One hundred and twenty
two affirmative votes were cast by the
Democrats from the South and West and
fourteen by Democrats from the Eastern
and Middle States.
OF the Isl negative votes 122 were cast
by Republicans and 35 by Democrats.
Messrs. LAWYER and Ward were the only
Illinois Democrats voting in the negative.
The only member absent and impaired
was Mr.. Frederick, of Iowa.