Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-06-24
THOSE WHO DID 1T.
Itandali Scares IS Democrats Away
From the Party Platform.

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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE vote in
detail upon Congressman Morrison's mo-
tion to take up the Tariff bill WINS as fol-
lows: The names of Democrats being in
Roman those of Republicans (+) and the
Greenbackers in SMALL oAPs
Yeas-C Carlisle, Adams (N.Y.), Allen (Niss. }
Anderson (O), Iiallentine, Barbour, Bhrks-
dale, Barnes, Barry, Bench, Belmont, Ben
mott, Blanchard. Bland, Blount, Breckin-
ridge (Ar.), Breckinrldge (Ky), Burnss,
Bynum, Cabell, Caldwell, Campbell, Il. IN.
", Gambler, Carleton, Catchings, Clardy,
Clements, Cobb, Cole (Md.) Compton, Conn
stock, Cowles IN. o., Grain, Crisp, Croxton,
Culberson, Daniel, Dargan, Davidson (N.C.),
Davidson (Fla.), Dawson, ,Dlbble ,Dougherty,
Dunn, Fisher, Ford, Forney, Gibson (Md.)
Gibson CW.Ya.) Glass, Glover, Green IN. O.,
Hale, Halsell, Hammond, Harris, Heard,
Hemphill, Henderson IN. o., Herbert,
Hewitt, Hill Holman, Howard, ,Hudd, Hutton,
James" Johnston IN. ", Jones (Tex.), King,
kleiner, Laffoon, Landes, Lanham, Lore,
Lowering, Lowry, Mahoney, Matson, May
bury, McCreary, Mcmillan, McRae, Miller,
Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, Morrison, Neal,
Neece, Nelson*, Norwood, Oates, 0Ferrall,
0'Neill (Mo), 0uthwaite, Peel, Perry
Reagan, Reese, Richardson, Riggs, Robert
son, Rogers, Sadler, Sayers, Scott, Seymour,
Shaw, Singleton, Skinner, Snyder, Springer,
Stewart STex.l. Stone RSyl. Stone @io.),
Taylor, ]. Tenn.), Throckmorton, Tilman,
Townshend, Trigg, Tucker, Turner, Van
Eaton, Wakeleld+, Ward Qnd), WEAVER
QA.), Wellborn, Wheeler, Willis, Wilson,
Wlnans, Wise, 'Wolford, Worthington-140
Nays-Adamst Qll.), Allen* (Mass.) }, An
derson+ (Kan.), Arnot, Atkinson*, Bakers,
Bayne+ Bingham Bliss, Bound+, Boutelle+,
Boyle, Brady, Browne+Qnd.), Brown+(ol,
Browns PaD. BRUMM, Buchanan, Bucks,
Campbell (0), Campbell, 4. On. ", Cam
non+ Conger*, Cooper, Curtin, Cutcheon+,
Davenport, Davis*, Dingley*, Dorsey,
Dowdney, Dunham*, Ellsberry, Ely+, Erm-
entrout, Evans*, Everhardt+, Farquhar+,
Felton,, Findlay, Fleeger*, Foran, Fuller,
Funston*, Gallinger*, Gay, Geddes, Gil
llllan*. Corr, Green (N. J0, Grosvenor+t,
Henderson, da.5, Heendorson%d dllj, Henley, !,
Hepburn. Hermann. Hires, Hiscock#,
Holiness. Hopkins*, Iron, Jackson+, john
son* N. ", Johnston Qnd.), Kelley,
Ketcham*, La Follette*, Laird*, Lawler, LIE
Feyre, Lehlback+, Libbey*, Lindsley+, Lit
tle* Long,, Louttit+, Lyman, Markham,
Martin, McAdoo, McComas+, McKenna*,
Mckinley, Merrlman, Mlllard*. Mllliken*,
iey+, o'DonnellF, o'Hara*' o'Neilis (Pa.5,
osborne*, owen+. Parkert, Payne*, Pay,
SOM, Perkins,, Peters,, PhelpsF, Pidcock,
Pinder, Plumb*, Price,, Randall, Ranney*,
Reeds (Me.), Rice*, Rockwell%, Romeis+,
Rowell+, Ryan, Sawyer, Scranton, Seney,
Sessions, Smallst, Sowden, Spooner*,
spriggs, Stahlnecker, Steelet ,Stewart*(yt),
st. Martin, Stones (NIass.), Struble*, Swim
lor* L. IL. (o.), Taylor+, z. (Tenn. }, Thomas
Qll.), Thomas (wis.), Thompson, viele,
Wade*, Wadswolth*, Watt, Wallace, Ward
Qll0, Warner (0D, Warner+ (lo.). wea-
vel* (Neb.), WebeT*, Vest, Whitlng*, Will
klns, Woodburn*-157.
Nlessrs. Bragg. Jones (Ala.), Aiken, Reid,
Hall, Whites (Minn.), Eldredge, Dockery,
Cox, Collins, Murphy, Eden and Hatch, who
would have voted In favor Of the motion,
Hanback,, Van Schaick, Bunnoll, 1Iisstand,
Houk, White Pa.) Haynes, Stephenson,
Hit, Pettibone aud Caswell, Republicans,
who would have voted against 1t.
An analysis of the vote shows that of
the 14O affirmative votes 1876 were cast by
Democrats and four by Republicans.
Three of the Republicans are from the
state of Minnesota-Messrs. Nelson,
James, is one of the New York represen-
tatives. Of the 1876 Democratic votes 1872
were cast Representatives from the south
and West, and IA by representatives from
the Eastern and Middle states. The Ohio
Democrats voting for the billwere Messrs.
Anderson, Hill and Cultivate; the New
York Democrats, Adams, Beach, Belmont,
Felix Campbell, Hewitt and AIahoney;
the Pennsylvania Democrats, Scott, Storm
and Swope.
OF the 157 negative votes 1872 were cast
by Republicans, and 35 by Democrats
of the 80 Democrats voting in the mega
tive came from the Southern States as
follows; Maryland, Mr.. Findlay
Louisiana, Messrs. Gay, Irion, St. Mar
tin and Wallace; Alabama, MIR. Martin.
The western states contributed IL mega
tive votes, as follows: California Mr..
Henley; Illinois, Messrs. Lawler and
Ward; Ohio, Messrs. Campbell, Ellsberry
Foran, Geddes, Lefevre, Seney, Warner
and Wilkins. The remaining Democratic
negative votes were cast by members
from New York, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, as follows: New York, Messrs.
Arnot, Bliss, L. j. Campbell, Dowdney,
Merriman, Muller, Pindar, Spriggs, Stahl-
necker and Viele; New Jersey, Messrs.
Green, McAdoo and Pidcock; Pennsyl-
vania, Messrs. Boyle, Curtin, Ermentrout,
Randall and Sowden.
Of the gentlemen paired Mr.. Aiken Is.
@. has never taken the oath of office,
having been i'll since the beginning of the
session. The only member absent and
impaired was Mr.. Frederick (Ia.), who
was confined to his home by illness.
AS soon as the result was known ON the
floor the revenue reformers sitting near
Morrison turned toward him inquiringly.
ave will try it again next Tuesday," he
said, and then they applauded again.
When the formal announcement of the
vote was made the Republican protection
lists made the hall ring with clapping. 1t
was regarded as odd that the Democratic
protectiouists sat perfectly still.
Randall and his Republican allies are,
of course very jubilant over the result.
They say that the bill is better than dead,
so far az they are concerned. They would
rather keep it on the calender uncon-
sidered, they say, than have the enacting
clause stricken out. sit is good enough
tariff bill until after election, " said New
York Republican tonight sit will scare
the manufacturers more living than dead"
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