Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY JULY g. 1883

of Illinois, Bsyne, BeIden, Bingham, bliss,
RootsUsu. Round. Boufelle, Bowden'
Bower. Brewer, T. II. b. Browne OF VIZ
oInia Brown Of Ohie. John X. BroWn'
Rrumm. Buchanan, Buuuell. Burrows, But
isr Buttsruorth, Cannon, Csswell. Cbcsdie,
fIsrs Corsvell. Cougrr. Cooper, Grouse,
Cuteheop. Dalssrl. DARLINGTON, Davis, Dslsro,
DiueIey, Dorsey. Durham. Fsrquhar, Eel
ton. Finley, Flood, Fuller, Funston. Galnes'
GalI,uger, Gear, Gesl, Cog, oreemsn,
Srosysnor, Grout, eusnissr, harmer,
Uaurhen. Hayden. Hesdsrsou OF Iowa.
Henderson OF Illinois,. Hermann, hTss,
Hit. Holmes, Hopkins OF Illinois, hophns
OF New York. Houk, Hoyey, Hunter: JscH'
,ou. Johnston OF Indiana, kean, heheJ,
Kennedy. Kerr. Keteham. LaFolletts, Lals-
low, Laird, Lehlbseh, Liud, Lodge, Long,
L,msn, Msson. HcComss. hCormlck, nc
Culloush. hcKenns. Mckinley, herrlmss'
ullllken. John ". Mofitt, Morrill, Morrow.
Nichol,. NuttInr. O'DouneIl, O'Neill OF
Penn,yly,nis, Osborne. Owen, Parker. RAT
ton. Pay,ou, Perkins, Peters, Phelps,
plumb. Post, Pugsley, Reed, Rockwell
RDmei.. Rowell, Russell OF Copnechcut,
Ryap. Rawyer, Scull, Seymour, shermsn,
So WIDEN, stss,e, Stsphenson, Stewart OF 'er-
mont, struble. Symes, Ezra u. Taylor Jo-
,eph ID. TAYLOR. Thomas OF KENTUCKY,
Thomas Of Illinois, Thomas OF Wisconsin,
Thompson OF Ohio, Turner Of Kansas, VAN
deVsr. Wade, Warner. Weber. West, " mite
Of Indiana, White of New York. whiting OF
u,tsacbusetts, Nickham, WILDER, Williams,
Yardley, and Yost-l49.
The following psirs were announced: In
favor Of the bill: Messrs. Hogg Whiting OF
Michigan, Belmont, Perry, Glover, ana
Granger. Against the bill Messrs. Randall,
Hest. Davenport, Spooner, Browne oil lndl"
ana, and WoOdburn.
The announcement OF the result was greet
ed with applause aud It was with SONS dini-
Guilty that Dir. Mills succeeded In quletins
his enthusiastic colleagues long enough 10
enable him to make n motion 10 reconsluer
and table, which was carried.
During the calling OF the roll Intense int
rest wa, manifested on the 1oer. and many
mc1nb,rs nrovided themselves with roll-calls
and kent tally as each vote was announced.
The arst member In regard to whose vote
there was some doubt who was reached
upop the call was Mr. Anderson. OF Iowa,
who was elected as an independent with Re
publican prOcIivities, and as he cast MS vote
with the Democrats those gentlemen yigo-
rouSly applauded him. 3,
The next gentleman whose vote gained
him u round OF applause was DIT. bnss' Oh
New York. and as he east his vote against
the bill 1t was the Republican side that PAID
him rhe compliment.
Mr.. Fitch, OF New York, when his name
was called replied wits vigorous aflrma-
tive which gained him hearty greetings from
the Democratic side, which were counter
balanced in few moments BY the RenuD-
hcan applause when Mr.. Greenman, OF New
York. answered IN the negative.
Dir. Norman. OF New York, was also ap-
plaudea when be veted against the bill;
but the greatest denomination accorded any
gentleman was that rendered to Mr. Nelson,
Of Minnesota, when he answered TO his
name In the affirmative.
Mr.. sowden, Of Pennsylvania, came in for
same Republican applause rs ho voted
"Nein
After the roll bad been called, but before
the announcement had been made, the
Sneaker directed the Clerk to call his name,
ard he voted 10 favor OF the bill.
Mr.. hcNIllin, Oi TepDesse, moved that
vbsa tho House adjourn to. Cay 1t be 10 meet
on "wednesday next.
Mr.. Boutelle moved that aS this was the
TwentT..e7enih anniversary OF the battle OF
Bull Run the House should AXE recess till
o'clock.
This motion was voted down amid a
chorus Of applause and laughter from the
Republicans, and the remark from Mr.
Rogers, OF Arkansas: This Is your
Waterloo"
Dir. McMiIliu's motion to adjourn until
Wednesday WAS then rejected upon yea
and-nay vote, and the House. at O'Clock,
toook recess until o'clock. the evening
session to be for the consideration OF the In
dian depreciation claims.