The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-22
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
The following is the detailed vote;

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Wy YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Allen of Mississippi,
Anderson of Iowa, Anderson of Mississippi, An
derson of Illinois, Bacon, Bankhead, Barnes,
Barry, Bggs, Blanchard Bland, Blount, Breck-
lnrldge of Arkansas. Breckinrdge of Kentucky,
Brewer, Borce, Buckalew, Burns, Burnett,
Bynum, Felix Campbell, Campbell of Ohio,
! Timothy Campbell, Gambler Carlton, Caruth,
Calchins, Chapman, CIaridy, Clements, Cobb
| Cochran, Collins, Compton, Cothran, CoWleS,
Cox, Grain, Crisp, Culbersou, Cummings,
Dargan, Davidson of Alabama, Davidson OF
Florida, pibble, Dockery. Dougherty, Dunn,
Elliott, Enloe, Ermentrout, Fisher, Fitch Ford
Hall, Hare, Hatch, Hayes, Heard, Hemphill,
| Henderson, Herbert, Haman, Hooker, Hopkins
OF Virginia, Howard, Hudd, Hutton, Johnston
of North Caroline, Jones, Klgore, laf-
ham, ham Latham, 5aai 1--WE TaSer. Lee, Lee Lynch,
Macdonald, Mahonoy, Maish, Mansqr'
Martin, Matson, McAdoo McClammy,, Nc
Creary, Mckinney, McMillen, McRae, McShane,
Mills, Mont, ,omery. Moore, Morgan, Morse,
Neal, Nelson, Newton, Norwood Oates, o Fer
rail-, O'Neall Of Indiana, ONeill of Missouri,
| Cultivate, Peele, Pennington, Phelan, Pdcock,
Raynes, Rice, Richardson, Robertson
Rogers, Rowland, Russell of Massachu
settS, Rusk Sayers, Scott, Seney
Shaw, Shively, Simmons, Smith, Snyuer,
SpnOa, Springer. Stahlnecker, Stewart OF
Texas, Stewart OF Georgia, Stockdale Stone of
Kentucky, Stone of Missouri, TarsneY, Taulbee,
Thompson of California, Tlllman, Tracey,
Townshend, Turner of Georgia, Vance, Walker
! Wilkins, Wilkinson, Wilson of Minnesota
Wilson of West Virginia. Wise, Yader anc
| Speaker CarlSle-l62
THE NEGATIVE VOTE.
| Nous-Messrs Adams, Allen of Massachusetts
| Allen of Michigan Anderson of Kansas, Arnold
| Atkinson, Baker of New York, Baker Of Illinois
| Bayne BelGen Bingham, Bliss, Boothman
| Bounda, Boutelle, BoWden Bowen Brewer, T
H. B. Browne Of Virginia Brown of Ohio, Johr
| X. Brown, Brumm, Buchanan. Bunnell, Bur
/ TOMf. BUtlpF RDTtnrVOTfb Cannon (aSWeU
| Cheadle Clark, Coggswel Conger, Cooper
! Grouse, Cutcheon, Dalzell, Darlington, Dal is
pelano' TI1y PRgey' Dorsey PGn99am' Far Far
| Funston, Gaines, Gallinger, Gear, Gest, Goff
| Greenman, GroSvenor, Grout, Harmer, Haugh
| en- Hayden, Henderson of Iowa, Henderson O
! illinois, Herman, Hines Htt Holmes, Hopkins
! of Illinois, Hopkins of New York, Houk, Hovey
! Hunter, Jackson, Johnston of Indiana
Kean,, Kelley Kennedy. Kerr, Kitcham,
LaFolette, Laidlaw, Laird, Lehlbach
g Mccomas L0oFs ccomGE hGGE M5Scnoagh S%no @fGG So
! Kenna, Mckinley, Merriman, Mllliken, JOIN
| II. MOffltt, Morrill,, Morrow, Nichols, Nutting
| O'Donnell, O'Neill of Pennsy ivania, Osborne
| Phelps, Plumb, Post, Pugsley. Reed. Rockwell
| Romeis, Rowell, Russell of Connecticut
| Ryan, Sawyer, Scull, Seymour, Sherman
| Sowden, Steele, Stephenson, Stewart of Yer
mont, Strube, Synes, Ezra b. Taylor, Joseph
| d. Taylor, Thomas Of Kentucky. Thomas OF
| Illinois, Thomas of Wisconsin, Thompson OF
Ohio, Turner of Kansas, Vandeyer Wade
| Warner, Weber, West White of Indiana, Whit
| of New York, Whiting of Massachu etts, Wick
| ham, WILDER, Williams. Gardley and Yost-l49
THE PAIRS.
| The following pairs were announced: Il
favor of the bill, Messrs, Hogg, Whiting o
Michigan, Belmont, Perry, Glover anC
Granger; against the bill, Messrs. Randall
Hestard, Davenport, Spooner, Brown OF
Indiana, and Woodburn.
The announcement of the result wa
greeted with applause, and it was wit
some difficulty that Mr.. Mills succeeded il
quieting his enthusiastic colleagues lon
enough to enable him to make motion t.
reconsider and table, which was carried.
INTENSE INTEREST.
During the calling of the roll intense in
terest was manifested on the floor, an,
many members provided themselves wit
roll-calls and kept tally as each vote wa
announced. The first member in regard b
| whose vote there was some doubt, whc
was reached upon the call, wa
Mr.. Anderson of Iowa, who was elected a.
an independent with republican prOclivities
and as he cast his vote with the democrat
those gentlemen vigorously applauded him
The next gentleman whose vote gaineC
Mr. Mr. Bliss Of VI New vP-'''' YorS x
and as he cast his vote against the bill i
was the republican side that paid him tn
compliment. Mr. Fitch of New York
when his name was called, replied with
vigorous affirmative, which gained hin
hearty greetings from the democratic side
| which were counterbalanced in "A few mo
ments by the republican applause, whel
Mr.. Greenman of New York answered il
the negative. Mr. Merriman of New Yorl
was also applauded wuen he voted agaIns
the bill, but the greatest demonstration &C
corded any gentleman was that rendered {
| Mr.. Nelson Of Minnesota when he an
swered to his name in the affirmative Mr.
Sowden of Pennsylvania came in for SOM
republican applause a. he voted mo"
CARLIsLE's VOTE.
After the roll had teon called, but befo
the announcement had been made, th
speaker directed the clerk to call his name
and he voted in the affirmative
After the passage of the bill Mr.. McMilli
of Tennessee noVei that when the hous
adjourn to-day, it be to meet on Wednesda,
next.
Mr. Boutelle moved that as this was tn
twenty seventh anniversary of the battle o
Bull Run the house should take a recess til
S o'clock. This motion was voted dow
amid chorus Of applause and lauGhte
from the republicans and the remark from
Mr.. Rogers of Arkansas, This is you
| Waterloo"
Mr.. McMillin's motion to adjourn til
"wednesday was then rejected upon yet
and nay vote and the house, at 2 o'clock
took recess till 8 o'clock this evening, tn
evening session to be for the consideratio
Of Indian depreciation claims.