The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-20

lay, Fisher, Ford, Forney, Frederick, Glib
son, Of MsTylandi Gibson, Of West Yir
Riuisi GlsaS, Green, Of North Carolina
Hale, Hall, Halssll, Hammond, Harris
Hatch, Hayden, Heard, Hemp
lima; Herbert, Hewitt, Hill, Holman
Howard, Hudd, Hutton, johnson, o.
North Carolina; Jones, Of Texas Jones
Of Alabama Kleiner, Laioon, Landes'
Lanham, Lore, Lowering, Lowry, Ma
honey, Matson, Mabuiy, Mc0reary, Nc
MILAN, McRsi, Miller, Mills, Morgan,
Morrison, Murphy, Neal, Neecs, Nelson,
Norwood, O'Fsrral, 0'Nsill, Of Missouri
Cultivate, Peel, Perry, Pindar, Richard
son, Riggs, Robertson, Rogers, Rusk,
SAdler, SayeTa, Seymour, Shaw, Singleton,
Skinner, Snyder, Springer, Stewart, oi
Texas Stone, Of Massachusettsi Stone, Of
Kentucky; Stone, OF Missouri; Strait,
swope, fsspey, Tsulbee, ]. NJ. Taylor
Of TENNESSEE Throckmorton, TillmRn,
Townshend, Trlgg, Turner, Van Eaton,
Yiele, Wakefield, Ward, oil Indiana; /;
Weaver, Of Iowa; Wellhorn, Wheeler,
White, oi Minnesota Willis, Wilson,
Wiuans, Wise, Wolford, Worthington,
and Speaker ORrliale-l49, -
Nays-Adams, Of Illinois; Allen, Of
Massachusetts; Anderson, OF Kansas; At,
kinson, Baker, Rayne, Bingham, Bllss,
Bound, Boutells, Boyle, Brady, Brown, Of
Ohio; Brown, Of Pennsylvania; Brumm,
Buchanan, Buck, Bunnell, Rurlelgh, Bur-
rows, Buttsrworth, Campbell, Of Psnpsyl.
vanisj Campbell, Of o6ioi Cannon, CAS-
well, Conger, Coopar Curtin, Outcheou,
Davenport, Davis, Dlngley, Dorsey, Dun
ham, Ely, Esmentrout, Evans, EVerhart
Farquhar, FELTON,, Fleegar, Foran, Fuller,
Gunston, Gay, Gsddes, Gil6llan, Gol,
Green, Of New Jersey GrosyeRor, Grout,
Gusnther, Hanback,, Harmer, Haynes,
Henderson, Of Iowa; Henderson, oi ILL.
nois Hepburn, Hermann, Hiestaud, Hers,
HisCocE, Hit, Holmes, Hopkins, Houk,
Iron, Jackson, James, Johnson, of New
York; Johnston, OF Indiana; Kelley,
Ketcham, Lato!ettO, Laird, LawIer La
ievre. Lshlbach, Libbey, Ltndsley,
Long. Louttlk Lyman, Markham,
Martin, McAdoo, MCOomas, Mckinley,
MerrimRn, Millard, Milliken, MotfaIt,
Morrill,, Morrow, Miller, Negisy, 0'Don.
nell, O'Hara, 0'Nsil, Of Pennsylvania;
Osborne, Owen, Parker, Payne, Payson,
Perkins, Peters, Ps!tiboAC, Phelps, Pierce,
Plumb, Randall, Ranuey, Rsed, OF Msinej
Rice, Rockwell, Ilom.is, R)well, Ryan,
Sawyer, Scranton, Ssney, SssslonH, Smalls,
Sowden, Spooner, spriggs, strahlnecker,
Steel, Stevenson Stewart, Of Vermont
ST. Martin, strubble, sWlnbune, symss,
f, B. Taylor. OF Ohio; ]. Il. Taylor, Of
Ohio; ZiCh Taylor, Of Tennessee Thomas,
OF Illinois; Thomas, OF Wisconsin; Thomp.
son, Van Shaick, Wade, Wordsworth,
Wait, Wallace, Ward, ot Illinois; Warner,
OF Ohioi Weaver, Of Nebraska; Weber,
West, White, Of Pennsylvania; Wilkins
and Woodburn-l54.
AFTRR TIE RESULT.
When the tariff action was over an at-
tempt was nRdO 10 60 on with other busi'
ness, but It was miserable failure. Mem.
bers were too much excited by the oc.
currenCe ol the hour, and wanted to talk
1t over, Adjournment followed almost
Immediately. Not many seemed inclined
to 10 home, but gathered In the aisles or
remained In their seats discussing the
event OF the day. In curious contrast
with the demsanor OF the protectlonists
when Morrison was denied q hearing be.
fore, the vieton we're little elated over
their successes, and the defeated were not
so angry aud cast down. Mr.. Randall did
not even smile when the vote was an.
nounled, hut looked quite as serious as
did Colonel Morrison, and both might
have been worked over into funeral pro.
cesslon. A correspondent asked Mr..
Randall:
"What next2"
"Well, l don'tknow," was the reply. "
am willing to take up my BILL"
itBut 10 the house willing"
"That remain0. am certain the House
has shown ths.it doesn't want to take up
this.n
evil any effort be made on the Demo.
cratic side to cut down the reveuue2"
~ don't know. l do not know as we
can get q good bill reported. However,
everything is In the open sea now"
And go It appeared from al sides. No.
body kuowg what is likely TO be proposed
or what will be tried, or can form any idea
OF what will be done. Both sides are in
an open seq. Yet every one Of these voted
one way or the other to-day, knowing aud
admitting that the tariff neodsrevlslon and
the revenue needs cutting down, 49,.
Colonel Morrison was asked; "What
next2"
~ give it up" Usid he, smilinsly..
He had none Of the eaTmarks OF de-
ieated or disappointed man.
"What can be done2" he retorted.
~ give II up also" replied the CORES.
pondent. "Something ought to be DONE"
"0n that we all agree. II ig the what
and how TO do 1t that bothers. don't be-
lieve 80 members now HgFee on any known
propagation optGide Of the one called mine.
They agree only on one thing, and that Ia
TO keep me out,n