The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-08
In the House of Representatives by
the Vote of 100 to 90.
Mr.. Blanchard Does Superb Work
in Getting 1t Through.
|The Majority Of the Opponents Re-
frain From Voting.
|The Land Grant Forfeiture Bill and the
Animal Industry Bill Considered
in the Senate, but Both
Go over.

following bills were introduced ana refer
red
by Mr.. Townshend, Of Illinois: Appro-
oriating 5000 for the erection in Wash
ngton OF statue in memory Of Maj. Gen.
Nv. S. Hancock.
BY Mr.. Plumb, OF Illinois: Directing
re Secretary Of the Treasury to use any
money now in the treasury, or which may
lereafter accumulate therein, for the pay
nent Of the public debt OF any Of the out
standing interPst-bearing obligations OF the
government known MS A and 4 per cent.
ponds at par and accrued interest, said
ponds to be Cancelled in the manner pre-
cribed by law.
BY Mr.. Holman, Of Indiana To forfeit
,ertain lands granted to the State Of Ore
ION for the construction OF wagon roads.
BY Mr.. Phelan. Of Tennessee. Author
zing the publication Of the documentary
history OF the finanial, fiscal and CONNER
ial records OF the Confederate States"
Mr.. Blanchard, Of Louisiana, moved TO
uspend the rules and pass the river and
iarbor bill.
Several amendments have been incorpo-
ated in the bill since it was last before the
louise.
The appropriation for the Cleveland, o.,
larbor is increased from 1000 TO $780,
100. The appropriation for Humboldt har-
Dor, California, is reduced from $4,000 TO
l25, 600, while that for the Oakland har-
nor is increased from sl75,0 900 TO 500, 600.
The reading OF the bill consumed an
iour and hall.
Mr.. Sowden, Of Pennsylvania, demanded
second, and the motion TO suspend the
ues was scconded-lj3 TO l4-the major
~ Of the opponents Of the 'neasure re-
raining from voting
Mr.. blanchard, Of Louisiana, briefly ex-
,lained the changes in the bill, stating that
he aggregate appropriation of the bill was
My S25, 900 greater than it was when the
i'll was last considered in committee OF
he whole. That $4,000 was gwen TO
Cleveland harbor.
Mr.. Hermour, Of Michigan, favored the
peedy passage OF the bill.
Mr.. Sowden, Of Pennsylvania, opposed
he bill.
Mr.. Gambler, OF Georgia, said he would
lever vote for such river and harbor bill
this.
The motion 10 suspend the rules and
Ass the bill was agreed to-yeas 100,
rays 90. The following is the vote in de-
all:
Yeas-Abbott, Allen Of Massachusetts,,
ilen OF Michigan, Anderson OF Mississippi,
Baker OF New York, Bankhead, Barnes,
layne, Biggs, Bowen, Breckenridge Of Ar
.ansas, Breckenridge OF Kentucky, Brewer,
Id. II. Browne Of Virginia, Brown Of Ohio,
!. II Brown Of Virginia, Bryce, Burrows,
Butler, Butterworth, Carlton, Caruth,
Jaswell, Caichngs, Chapman. ClaTdy,
lark, Clements, Cogswell, Cochran, Cox,
Grain, Grouse, Cutcheon, Dargan, David
on OF Alabama, Davidson Of Florida, De-
ano, Dibblc, Doughcrty, Dunn, Elliott,
Farquhar, FELTON,, Fisher, Flood, Foran,
Ford, Forney, French, Gay, Gibson,
ilass, Gon. Granger, Grimes, Grosve-
nor. Guenther, Hare, IIarmer, Hau-
ZEN, Hemphill, Herbert, Herman, Hook.
r, Hopkins ui Virginia, Hopkins OF
New York, Houk, Hudd, Hunter, Jack
son. Jones, Kelley, Laioon, Lamar,
|I.nidlaw, I.andes, Ianham, Latham, law
Ter. Ice, Lind, Lodge, Macdonald, Mansur,
Martin, McClammy, McCroay, Mckenna,
mckinney, McMillin, McRae, Milliken,
Mills, Mofitt, Moore, Morgan, Morrow,
Neal, Nelson, Newton, Nutting, Oates,
10 Donnell, O'Neill Of Ponnsylyania, o NELL
81 Missouri, Owen, Peel, Pennington, Pho
Ian. Pugsley, Randall, Rayncr, Rice. Rob.
crtson, Rogers, Romcis, Rowland, Russell
of Massachusetts,, Russell Of Connecticut,
Sawyer, Sayrcs, Sell, Sconey, Seymour,
sherman, Shiycly Simmons, Smith, Sny.
der, Stephenson, Stewart OF Texas, Stewart
~ Georgia, Stockdalc, Stone OF Kentucky,
6fasney, L. u. Taylor Of Ohio, Thomas OF
kentucky, Thompson OF Ohio, Thompson
Of California, 1illman, Tracy, Townshend,
Turner OF Georgia, Nnndeyer, Walker
Warner, Washington, Weber, Wheeler
Whiting Of Michigan, Wickham, Wilkin
son, Wilson Of West Virginia, Wise, Wood
burn, Yodcr and Yost--ljl.
Nays--AndoHon Of Iowa, Anderson o
Kansas, Arnold, Atkinson, Baker Of iii
nois, Bclden, Bliss, Boutello, Brewer
Brumm, Buchanan, Buckalow, Bynum, Il
J. Campbell Of New York, Gambler, Can
non, Choadlc, Cooper, Cowlcs, Dalzcll
Darlington, Dingley, Ermcnuout, Fuller
Gear, Gest, Grout, Hall, Heard, llcndcr
fon OF Iowa, Henderson Of North Caro-
lima, Henderson OF Illinois, llicsiand
4 Hit, Holman, Holmes, Hopkins OF Hi
nois, Hovey, Johnston Of Indiana, John
sion OF North Carolina, Kean, Kerr, La
toilette, Laird, Lehnback, Lyman, Matson
McAdoo, Mcrdman, Osborne, Perkins
Phelps, Plum, Post, Reed, Rockwell
Rowcll, Scull, sowden, Spooner, Steele
Stone, Of Missouri, j. ID. Taylor Of Ohio
Whiting Of Massachusetts,, Whitthome
Willinmsand Yardlcy-G0.
Morrill,, Gaines, iIogg, Davis, Perry
spinola, Thomas OF Wisconsin, Culbcr
son, O'Fnrall aud Allen Of Mississippi
/ who would have voted for the bill, wer'
paired with Dockory, Vance, Richardson
kymes, Redmont, Kolcham, Nichols, Fin
lev. browne OF Indiana, Dorsey an,
Bland, who would have voted in the mega
] tive.
Mr. Bingham, Of Pennsylvania, movc'
ito suspend the rules and pass the Scnat
bill granting right Of way across the Grow
nation reservation In Montana TO th
lBilling., Clark's Fork & Cook City Rail
foad company.
Mr. Toole, Of Montana, led tie opposi
tion 10 this measure and scconding thl
motion TO suspend the rules - quorun
voted. a motion 10 adjourn WIS dc
leatcd- yeas 90, nays 10.
Tho speaker laid before the house