Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08

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Immediately after the call of States.
Blanchard, of Louisiana, was recog-
nized by tie Speaker, and moved to
suspend the rules and pass the River
and Harbor bill.
The preliminary vote on the Sec
ondary motion to suspend the rules
on the River and Harbor bill resulted,
yeas, 156; nays, IA. The majority Of
the opponents Of the bill refrained
from voting. A half an hours debate
then commenced.
Blanchard's request to dispense with
the reading of the bill was objected to
and the long bill was read in detail.
The reading Of the bill consumed an
hour and half.
Socoder, of Pennsylvania, demand
ed second reading, and his motion
to suspend the rules was seconded,
and carried by vote of 152 to LA.
the majority OF the opponents of the
measure fefraining from voting.
Blanchard, of Louisiana, briefly
explained the changes in the bill,
stating that the aggregate appropria-
ton of the bill was only $25 900 more
than it was when the bill was last
considered in committee of the
whole. That $4,000 was given to
the Cleveland Harbor.
Seymour, of Michigan, favored the
speedy passage of the bill.
Sowder, of Pennsylvania, opposed
the bill.
Chandler, of Georgia, said he would
never vote for such River and Har-
Dor bill as this.
A motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill was agreed to; yeas 161,
nays 60. Following is the vote in de-
tail:
Yeas-Abbott, Allen of Massachu-
setts, Allen of Michigan, Anderson Of
Massachusetts,, Baker of New York,
Bankhead, Barnes, Bayne, Biggs,
Bowen, Breckenridge Of Arkansas,
Breckenridge of Kentucky, Brewer,
T. P. Browne Of Virginia, Brown
OF Ohio, J. r. Browne Of Virginia,
Bryce, Burrows, Butterworth, Carlton,
Caruth, Caswell, Catchings, Chip
man, Clardy, Clark, Clements, Cogs-
we'll, Cothran, Cox, Grain, Grouse,
Catcheon, Dargan, Dawson Of Ala
bama, Davidson of Florida, Delano,
Dibble, Dougherty, Dunn, Elliot, Far
quhar, FELTON,, Fisher, Flood, Feran,
Ford, Forney, French, Gray, Gibson,
Glass, Golf, Granger, Graimes, !.
Grosvenor, Guenther, Hare, Has
mer, Haugher, Hemphill, Herbert !,
Herman, Hooker, Hopkins of Virginia,
Hopkins Of New York, Houk, Hudd,
Hunter, Jackson, Jones, Kelly, Laf-
fon, Laganat, Laidlaw, Landes, Lam
ham, Lawler, Lee, Lind, Lodge, Mac
donald, Mansur, Martin, McClammy,
mcC Creary, McKenna. Mckinney, Nc
MILAN, McRae, Millikan, Mills, Mof-
fit, Moore, Morgan, Morrow, Neal,
Nelson. Newton, Mating, Oates,
O'Donnell, O'Neil Of Pennsylva-
MIA, O'Neil Of Missouri, Owen,
Peel, Pennington, Phelan, Pughley
Randall, Raynor, Rice, Robertson,
Rogers, Romeis, Rowland, Russell,
of Massachusetts, Russell Of Connec-
ticut, Sawyer, Sayres, Scott, Sevey,
Seymour, Sherman, Shirley, Sim
mons, Smith, Snyder, Stephenson,
Stewart Of Texas, Stewart of Georgia,
Stockdale, Stone of Kentucky, Tars-
ney, E. B. Taylor of Ohio, Thompson
Of Californja, Tillman, Tracy, Town
shend, Turner of Georgia, ,Vandever,
| Walker, Warner, Washington, Web
Der, Wheeler of Michigan, Wickham,
Wilkinson, Wilson of West Vagina,
Wise, Woodburn, Yoden and Yost ;
total 161.
Nays-Anderson of Iowa, Ander-
son of Kansas, Arnold, Atkinson,
Baker of Illinois, Belden, Bliss,
Blout, Boutelle, Brewer, Brumm,
Buchanan, Buckalow, Bynum, T. j.
Campbell of New York, Chandler,
Connor, Cheadle, Cooper, Cowles,
Dalzell, Darlington, Dingle, Ermen-
trout, Fuller, Gear, Gest, Grout, Hall,
Heard, Henderson of Iowa, Hender-
son of North Carolina, Henderson Of
Illinois, Heesland, Hit, Homan,
Holmes, Hopkins OF Illinois,
Hovey, Johnston Of Indiana, John
ston of North Carolina, Keane, Kerr
of Louisiana, Toilette, Laird, Lehl-
bach, Lyman, Matson, McAdoo. Mer-
riman, Osborne, Perkins, Peters,
Phelps, Pluma, Post, Reed, Rockwell,
Rowell, Scull, Sowders, Spooner,
Steele, Stone Of Missouri, J. d. Tay.
lor of Ohio, Whiting of Massachus.
etts, Whittborne, Williams and
Yardley; total, SO.
Morrill,, Gaines, Hogg, Davis, Percy,
Shinola, Thomas OF Wisconsin, Will
Der, Culberson, O'Farrell and Aller
OF Mississippi, who would have votei
for the bill were paired with Dockery
Vance, Richardson, Symes, Belmont
Vetchum, Nichols, Findley ani
Browne Of Indiana, Dorsey ant
Bland, who would have voted in th
, negative.
Il Bingham, of Pennsylvania, move
to suspend the rules and pass tn
Senate bill granting the right-of-wa
across the Crow Indian Reservation
, in Montana to the Billings, Clark
} Fork and Cook City Railroad Com
/ 1pany.
II Toole of Montana, led the opposition
/ to this measure and on seconding th
, motion to suspend the rules, n
quorum voted.
A motion to adjourn was defeated
I yeas so, nays ITO.
The speaker laid before the House
message from the President, returnin
without his approval, the bill for th
9 sale of certain New York India
7 Lands in Kansas.
U McAdoo of New Jersey, moved il
reference to the Committee on Indis
! Affairs. No quorum voted.
The House then adjourned
o The senate.