The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-22

wool In free. and let our workiDgmen
make it up into clothes. Tbs bill was
intended to benefit the condition and
increase the wages of laborine people
(Applause). The government should
not NEEDLE with the people. They
could take care of themselves. They
were the most intelligent and besi
people in the world, ana could give en-
ployment to all if Congress would lei
them alone. Why should we not HAYS
free raw material, and have an oppor-
tunity to contest on equal terms with
foreign manufacturers? We would
have a fair field and an open fight
[Applausel. The Democratic party in
tend to appeal to the virtue and intel.
ligence o. the country. Money was be-
ing poured into his districtin Texas, tc
beat him for reelection for the fifty
| first Congress, but he wanted the coun
try to know that the people of his cast
were not for sale. The Commons had
reduced thu duty on steel rails from $17
to Sill ton, and it was charged that it
was an effort to destroy an infant in
dustry. In conclusion, .he referred to
the suit OF clothes produced by Nc
Kinley during the latters famous
speech. NILS said that he (Mills) had
nothing to talk back. He had in
quired into i and found that that $40
suit had been protected to the amount
OF 81 %. He had heard that that suit
was to be photographed and used in
the campaign. He wanted TO photo
graph in the brain of every voter the
fact that thst $40 suit wss protected to
the amount ofS4 03.
Attic conclusion of Mills speech he
W unanimously applauded.
All of the amendments were agreed
to with the exception of that on cotton
ties, on which Mr.. Mckinney demand
ed a yea and nay vote. 1t resulted
yeas 10, nays 1913, and the amendment
was declared carried Gear, of Iowa,
Republican, voted with the Democrats.
Randall was paired with Hogg, of West
Virginia.
The previous question was then or
dered On the final passage of The bill
and the yeas and nays were ordered.
Sowden had read letter from Ran
dali asking to be paired with a
friend of the bill, and expressing
himself as distinctly opposed to its pas
sage. The vote was then taken on the
final passage of the bill and it resulted
yeas 162, nays l49. Sowden, of Penn
sylVania, Greenman and Bliss, of New
YORK, Democrats, voted against the
bill, and Fitch, of New York, Nelson.
of Minneapolis, Republicans, voted for
il. The four Independent members
also voted ayes.
When the Speaker announced the
passage of the bill Democrats broke
into ctee,s and waved bandanas Wil2ly
10 the air.
Boutelle, Republican, ironically
moved to take recess till o'clock,
as this was the twenty-seventh ami
versary of the battle of Bull Run. Re
publicans in turn greeted this sally
with laughter and applause. A motion
to adjourn until Monday was defeated.
yeas 70, nays 2C6, and the House took
recess until 8 pm.
Following is thspdetsiIed vote on the
passage of the tariff bill:
Yeas-Abbot, Allen of Massachusetts,,
Anderson of Iowa. Anderson of Mass
achusetts, Anderson of Illinois, Bscon,
Bankhead, Barnes. Barry, Biggs,
Blanchard, Bland, Blount, Brecken
ridge of Arkansas, Breckenridge OF
Kentucky. Brewer, Brice, Buckalew,
Burnes, Burnett, Barnum, Felix
Campbell, Campbell of Ohio, Timothy
J. Campbell, Chandler, Carlton, Carulh,
Chatchings. Chapman, Clardy, Glenn
ents. Cobb. Cochran, Collins, Comp
ton, Colbran. Cowles, Cox, Grain, Crisp,
Cuiberson, Quinn ngs, Darman, David
son, of Alabama, Dibb'e, Dockery,
Dougherty. Dunn, Elliott, EnIoe, Err
mentrout, Fisher, Fitch, Ford, Forney,
French, Gay, Gibson, Glass, Grimes,
Hall, Hare. Ha'ch, Hayes, Heard,
Hemphlll. Henderson, Herbert, Hol-
map, Hooker, Hopkins of Virginia,
How lard, Hudd, Hutton. Johnston
of North Carolina, Jones, Ki'gore, LAT
fon, Logan, Lagaades, Land, La ham,
Latham, Lawles, Lawler, Lee, Lynch
Macdonald, Mahoney, Marsh, Mausur
Martin, Matsoon McAdoo, McClammy,
McCeary, Mckinney, Mcmillan, Nc
Rea. McShane, Nils, Montgomery
Moore, Morgan, Morse, Neal, Nelson,
Newton. Norwood, Rates, Oferal, l..
O'Neali of Indiana, O'Neall of Missouri
Cultivate. l.. Peele, Pennington, Phelan
Pidcock. Raynor, Rice, Richardson.
Robertson, Rogers, Rowland, Russell
of Massachusetts. Rusk, Savers, Scott,
Seney, Shaw, Shively. Smlth, Snyder
Spinola, Springer, Stahlnecker, Stewart
of Texas, Steward of Georgia,
Stockdale, Stone of Kentucky,