Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-21

Congress would but let them alone. Why should
we not have free raw material and have the OPP
| manufacturers. We would have fair field and an
open fight [Applause.l The democratic party In
tended to appeal to the virtue and intelligence Of
the country. Money was being poured into his
district in Texas
TO BEAT HIN FOR REELECTION.
| to the Fifty-1rst Congress, but he wanted the
country to know that the people of his district
were not for sale. The committee had reduced
the duty steel rails from SIT to $11 per ton and
| IT was charged that that was an EFFORT to destroy
| an infant Industry.
produced by Mr.: Mckinley during his speech. He
said that he had nothing TO take back. He had
inquired into 1t and had found that that $40 suit
had been protected to the amount OF $4.O3. 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 that
$40 suit was protected TO the amount OF $403.
APPLAUSE FOR Mr.. MILLS.
Mr. Mills was applauded loudly by his colleagues
throughout his speech, and there was a great de-
| monstration Of enthusiasm at the close.
| At 12 :35 he demanded the previous question on
| the bill and amendments, which was ordered by
the House. Mr.. Mckinley demanded q separate
vote on the amendment relating to the cotton
| ties, and called the yeas and nays upon II. All
| the other amendments were adopted In bulk and
the yeas and nays were then called on the cotton
| ties amendment, which is merely the addition of
the words 'or other purposes" after the descrip-
| uon OF hoop-iron for Ties.
THE VOTE ON THE COTTON TIES AMENDMENT.
The cotton ties amendment was agreed to by
vote Of yeas 170 to nays I2s.
Messrs Sowden, Foran and Greenman demo-
| Gratis, voted with the republicans. Messrs. Con-
| ger Qowa), Fitch IN. W and Henderson Qowa),
and Kerr Iowa,, republicans, voted with the DEM
| OcratS.
| when Mr. Henderson gave his vote members of
| his party gathered around him and tried to make
| him change his vote, but he would not. The DEM
ocrats greeted the republican converts with ap-
plauSe.
Mr. Randall was paired with Mr.. Hogg-Randall
against and Mr.. Hogg for the bill
The previous question was then ordered on the
fnal passage OF the bin, and the yeas and nays
| were ordered.
LETTER FROM Mr.. RANDALL
Mr. Sowden had read letter from Mr.. Randall
asking to be paired with friend or the BILL and
expressing himself distinctly as opposed to its
passage.
| THE BILL PAssED-162 TO 14e.
The vote being taken on the passage OF the bill
resulted: Yeas, 1852; nays, I49.
When the Speaker announced the passage Of the
| bill the democrats broke into cheers, and waved
bandanas wildly in the air.
Messrs. Sowden, Merriman, Greenman, and
Bliss, democrats, voted against the bill Mr..
Foran did not vote. MeSsrs. Fitch and Nelson,
pu6licans. voted for the bin. Anderson, OF Iowa,
Hopkins, OF Virginia, and Smith, or Wisconsin, In
oependents voted with the democrats.
THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Mr.. Boutelle ironically moved to take a recess
till O'Clock, as this was the 27th anniversary of
| the battle OF Bull Run.
The republicans In turn greeted this sally with
laughter and applause.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL
The following is the detailed vote on the tariff
bill:
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Allen MISSY, Anderson
Howal, Anderson Missy, Anderson QlL). Bacon,
Blount, Breckinr1dge (Ark) Breckenridge (Ky),
Brewer, Bryce, Buckalew. Burnes, Burnet, Bynum,
Felix Campbell, Campell (Ol Timothy j. Campbell,
n.
Ciardy, clements, Cobb cochran, COllins Comp
son C0tnran SoTIes Cox Grain Crisp GuDer
sSy G Eoss ss rn1ss RssAs'y ErmsRs4Sas PSSsa
Gay. Gibson, Glass Grimes in'y HaII Hare, sa Hassa
man. Hooker, Hopkins 1va.l Howard, HSdd Hut
Lynch. MaeDonald, Mahoney, Maish, Mansur
Mckinney, NcMiiiln. McRea, Mcshane. Mills
Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Morse, Neal, Mel.
SSe Son NeT5Sn TSS sSrySNd Sys So oFsTPa
Peel, Pennington, Pneian, Pidcock, Rayner, Rice,
Richardson, Robertson, Rogers, Rowland, Russell
SMass,, Ras5; I Sayers Scott seney shaw, shivey,
Stone (ky.), stone lMoS, Tarsney, faui6ee. T6omp,
Ca Vance, Walker, Washington, weaver, isaa,
IMnns WILSON w va, Wise, YOder and Speaker
Nays-Messrs. Adams, Allen CMassl Allen,
(Mlcn.), Anderson lkan.), Arnold, Atkins Baker
M n Baker R G B1yne BedeR Bingham Bliss
Brewer, 7. H. b. Browne Vsl; Brown Ohio1
John R: Brown, Brumm, Buchanan, Bunnel Bur-
Cheadle. Clark, Cogswell, Conger, Cooper. Grouse,
Cutcheon, Dalzell, Darlington, Davis, Delano Ding
ley, Dorsey, Durham, Farquhar, FELTON,, Finley,
Flood, Fuller, Funston, Gaines, Gallinger, Gear
Gest, Con, Greenman, Grosvenor, Grout, Guenther
Harmer, Haugsn, HAYDEN, Henderson Of Iowa,
Hopkins Of Ill, Hopkins OF n Y, Houk, Hovey'
kennedy, Kerr, keIeham, LaioileIte, Laidiaw'
ioagh, Nckenna, Mckinley, Merriman,
os, Nuttins, oDonnel. I oNei AEseDn PeDns, Ss- os
borne, owen. Parker, Patton, Payson, Perkins,
Peters. Phelps; Plumb Post, Puesley, Reed Rock
Scull, Seymour, sherman, sowden, Steele, Stepn-
enson, Stewart Vt.), StruDe, Symes Ezra B. Tay-
Thomas (WisA Thompson (Ohio), Turner (KashS
yandeveer, Wade, Warner, Weber, West, White
&na Whiis Wam; M YY %n'HS wickham
motion to adjourn until Wednesday was voted
down-yeas, 70; nays, 2O6-and the House at 9
O'Clock, took q recSss until O'Clock this evening
sidered.
Capitol Topics.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The following nominations have been confirmed
| by the Senate: Hugo w. Weir, OF Pennsylvania,
chief justice of the Supreme Court of Idaho:
Roderick Rose, associate justice, Dakota; C. H.
Berry, OF Minnesota, associate justice o; Idaho:
J. w. Judd, OF Tennessee, associate justice OF
Utah; j. II. keatiy, OF Iowa, United States Judge
| for Alaska; Elliott Sanford, OF New York, chief
| Justice, Utah; Edmond Malet, Of New York,
Indian inspector; Col. Thomas L. Casey to be
Chief OF Engineers, with the rank OF Brigadier
General. and number OF postmasterS
THE VOTE CONFIRMING TUE FULLER NOMINATION.
AS was announced in The STAR yesterday the
Senate confirmed the nomination OF Melville w.
Fuller, OF Chicago, to be Chief Justice OF the
| United States by vote OF Al to 20. The vote In
detail was as follows:
Yeas-Bate, Beck, Berry, Blackburn, Blodgett,
Brown, Butler, Cameron, Cockrel, Coke CuilOm
Daniel, Davis, Farwell, Faulkner, Frye GEORGE
| Gibson, German, Gray, Hale, Hampton. Hearst,
Jones, OF Arkansas; Jones, OF Nevada; Mcpherson,
| Mitchell, Morgan, Pasco, Payne, Pugh, Quay,
Ransom, Reagan, Riddleberger, Turpie Vance,
Vest. voorhees,, Walthall, Wilson, Of Maryland.
| Al.
Nays-Blair, Bowen, Chandler Davies Dolph,
Edmunds. EvartS. Hawley, Hoar, Ingalls, Mander-
son, Palmer, Platt, Sabin, Sawyer, sherman Stew
| art, Stockbrldge, Teller, Wilson, OF Iowa.-2O.
Paired In Affirmative: Call, Colquitt, EustiS
Harris, Kenna, Plumb. salisbury. Z. Paired In
negative: Aldrich, Allison, Chase, Hiscock, Nor
| rill, Paddock, stanford. z.
Absent and not paired: Spooner.