New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-22

SON. who remained until the result was known
OF course, the gallery reserved for members ana at
taches of the Diplomatic Corps contained repre-
stntatives OF the British Embassy and OF other
foreign legations from countries which stand
ready TO pounce upon the richest market IN the
world il the Free Traders succeed in their schemes
The other galleries packed almost TO sutoca-
ton and hundreds of persons were unable to gain
admission When Mills rose 10 speak moro than
300 members were in their seats, more than hait
Of whom were occupied with copies of The
TRIBUNE EXTRA containing the cartoon from
Punch and extracts from English newspapers,
praising the Presidents free-trade message and
the Dark Lantern bill. II must be said, in all
fairness that the Republicans seemed TO ENJOY
the EXTRA better than most OF the Democrats dlu'
The Premiers' speech was somewhat OF Q
disappointment. 1t lacked the boldness when
marked his speech in the opening debate Some
parts Of it were devoted TO an attempt TO show
that the bill is not free-trade measure, but the
attempt weak and lacked spirit The Texan
was at his best in defending the free list, and
TINT part Of his speech was literally rewarded
with Democratic applause. He had good deal
of praise TO bcstow on the free list especially on
ing are necessarics of life while sugar and
rice are not, according to the Mills code lie SAID
that the Republicans oppose free WOOL and say
II you want anything free, take a free drink OF
whiskey.' This elected uproarious applause from
the Free Traders, and several Democrats were
TTSqns to such sh e tn he
rant and ordered cold tea which is the Con-
gressman's name for taxed whiskey 49,.
In conclusion the " Premier said that 49,. the ne
take the hands of tariff robbers out of their
the .people's-poc<ets and let them have, the pro
tremendous and prolonged cheering on the Dem;
ocratic side. After the previous question mad
been ordered Major Mckinley asked for separate
vote on the amendment which virtually provides
hat al ron ChQ no M
The amendment was retained however, by vote
Of 10 to %. and only Senate Republican by
engaged in that industry, unless their workme1
will agree to work as cheaply ana
live as Pneany ,u as the Fy woFSmGe
England. OF course, cotton ties for Southern
people are among the necessaries OF life winch
must be made free, while a revenue tariff OF IS
per cent and 90 per cent is retained on Southern
sugar and rice respectively.
DETAILS OF THE VOTE
The following is the detailed vote on the Tariff
bill:
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott Allen, Of MissIsspp; Anderson,
Of Iowa Anderson, Of Mississippi Anderson. OF Illinois
Bacon, Bankhead Barnes Barry. Biggs Blanchard Bland
Blount BreckinrdRe OF Arkansas Brecknrdge OF Ken
lucky Brewer Bryce, Buckaew Burnes Burnett Bynum'
Felix Campbell Campbell OF Ohio; Timothy J. Campbell
Chandler Carlton Caruth, Catchngs, Chapman, Cardy
Clements Cobb Cochran, Collins, Compton, Cothran'
Cowes Cox, Grain, Crisp. Culberson, Cummings Darsan
Davidson. Alabama Davidson, OF F1orida; Dioole,
Dockery Dougherty. Dunn Elliott, Enloe. Ermentrout'
Fisher. Fitch Ford Forney, French Gay Gibson Class
Grimes Hall, Hare, Hatch Hayc. Heard, Hemphill,
Henderson, Herbert Holman Hooker, Hopkins. OF Virgin
Ia; Howard Hudi- Hutton Johnson OF North Carolina;
Jones. Kngore, LaGoon Lagan, Landes' Lane Lanham
Latham LAWYER, Lee Lynch, MacDcnald Mahoney haish
Mansur. Martin. Matson, McAdoo, McOamHy McCreary'
Mckinney NJ cMien, McFea- McShanc Mnls Montgomery
Moore Morgan, Morse, Neal, Nelson Newton. Norwood
oates. O'Ferra ONeill Of Indiana ONeiI OF Missouri
Cultivate, Peel Pennington, Phelan' Pidcock RAyner
Rice Richardson Robertson, Rogers Rowland Russell
o. Massachusetts,; Rusk. sayers, Scott, seney Shaw
shiyeIy simmons Smith Snyder spinola, Springer Stah
necker Stewart, Texas stewart Of Georgia stockdae
Stone Of Kentucky Stone, Of Missouri Tarsney raubec
Thompson Of California. Tllman, Tracey Tovn'hend
Turner OF Ce0i6i4 Vance, Walker, Washington weaver
Wheeler whitthorne, wilkins. Wilkinson. Wilson, OF Min
nesota Wilson, Virginia Wise, YOder and Speaker
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Nays-Adams Alien Of Massachusetts,; Allen. OF Mich
gan Anderson, Of Kansas; Arnold Atkinson. Baker OF
New.YOrk Baker Of Illinois; Bayne, Belden Bingham.
Bliss Boothman Bound Boutelle. Bowden. Bowen.
Brewer T. II. B. Browne, Of Virginia Brown. Of Ohio :;
John r Brown. Brumm, Buchanan. Bunneli Burrows.
Butler Dutterworth. Cannon caswe. cheadle. Clark.
CogsweI Conger, Cooper Grouse Crtcheon, Dalzell.
Darlington, Davis. Deane. Dngey, Dorsey, Durham
Farquhar FELTON,. Finley Flood Fuller, Funston Gaines
Galincer Gear Gest COT. Greenman. Grosvenor Grout
Guenther Hammer. Haugen, Hayden, Henderson, OF Iowa
Henderson. OF Illinois; Hermann. IIIleS HIT Holmes, |
Hopkins, OF illinois, Hopkins Of New-York Houk, |
IIovey Hunter, Jackson. Johnston Of Indiana: Kean.
Laird, Lehbach, Lind Lodge. Long Lyman Mason.
McComas Mccormack Mccullough. McKenna, McKn- |
Icy Merriman, Milliken, John II. Mofatt. Morrill,,
Morrow, Nichols Noting ODonne, ONen, OF Pennsyl- |
vania Osborne owen, Parker Patton, Payson. Perkins.
Peters Phelps Plumb, Post, PuRsey. Reed. Rockwell.
Rouei Rowell, Russell OF Connecticut; Ryan. Sawyer.
seulI Seymour Sherman. sowden. Steele Stephenson,
Stewart OF Vermont; Strubie, Symes. Ezra B. Taylor,
Joseph D. Taylor. Thomas, Of Kentucky Thomas OF Hi
nois Thomas OF Wisconsin Thompson Of Ohio Turner,
OF Kansas; vandever Wade. Warner, Weber, West. |
White, Of Indiana; White, OF New York; Whiting OF
Massachusetts,; Wickham, Wnber. Williams, Yardley. |
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When the Speaker announced the passage of /
the bill the Democrats broke into cheers and |
waved bandannas wildly in the Dir.
Mr. Boutelle moved 10 take a recess until |
O. clock as this the twentyseventh anniversary
OF the battle Of Bull Run. The Republicans in |
turn greeted this sally with laughter and applause.
motion to adjourn until Wednesday was de- |
feated by n vote of 20 to 206, and the House. ut |
o'clock, took recess until o'clock this evening
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