The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-26
In the House.

| WATERMELON, June 25. = Boutelle pre-
scented the conference report on the nava
appropriation bill and insisted on it's con
slderation Notwithstanding the objection
OF Bland that he was thereby consumins
the short time remaining for debate on tn,
silver bill
Boutelle made short explanation of the
details OF the agreement reached in confer
ence, and called for the previous question
which was ordered, yeas, 1879; nays, 1O3
and the conference report adopted.
On motion OF Conger the debate on the
silver bill was extended till o'clock when
a vote be taken.
Morse, OF Massachusetts, took the floor
In support of the House bill and i'm oppo.
sition to the Senate bill. ~
Ihe debate was continued by TAYLOR. of
LIMOS; Peters, of Kansas; Cutcheon. of
Nalchlgan; Dunnell, of Minnesota: Bayne.
Oh pennsylvania; Williams, of Illinois. and
others. -------'' anu
Mckinley, in closing the debate said he
wanted the use of both metals to continue
and was opposed to the Senate amend
ments. He wanted them to stand side bv
Sue, equa! IN purchasing power and legal
tender quality. The gentlemen who fav-
oren the Senate amendments wanted silver
10 Go all OF the work. Whatever we had
LOT money IN this country must be equal in
purchasing power and legal tender quality.
whether gold, paper or silver dollars. each
redeemable in the other. and each eTH
changeable for the other and each of equal
value
The hour of 3 having arrived. Conger
moved that the voting begin.
Bland moved that the House concur in
the Senate amendments.
Springer moved that separate votes be
had on each section
i. Inc tlrst vote taken was on the PROPOSE
tlon to concur in the first section of the
Senate bill, providing for the free COINAGE
OF silver, coins to be full legal tender, in
place OF the first section of the House bin
providing for the coinage of 81. 500 600
worth OF silver per month. Springer's mo-
Ion was defeated, yeas, 135: nays. 1872
Inc following Republicans voted with the
democrats IN favor of the free coinage
amendments; Baritone. Carter, Cornell.
DIeHaven, II eatherstone. Funston, Clifford.
hermann, Kelly, Lane, Morrow, Perkins
Peters, Post, Smith, of Illinois Townsend
OF Colorado; Turner. of Kansas: Williams
OF ONO; Dorsey, Anderson, of Kansas:
owen, of Indiana: Wade Morrill, "A.
Inc following Democrats voted with the
Republicans to non-concur: Andrew.
Buckalew, Campbell, Clancy, Covert. Dunn,
PuS, Dargau, FloWer, Marsh, Gllssenheimer
Mutchler. O'Neil, of Massachu,
sets; Grimes @, Spinola Tracy, Turner,
OF New York; Vaux, Wiley, Wilcox, Rush
-'
The pairs were: Atkinson, of West Vir-
glDla, with Phelan; cCormick and Morgan.
ute and Mccarthy, Brown and Outh
late, Picker and Stakenecker, Walker, of
massachusetts,, and Clune, Osborne and
Hayes, Wheeler, of Michigan, and Barwig.
DalzeH and Martin, of Tennessee
hay and Hooker, j. d. Tyler
and Price, Thompson and Seney.
Rockwell and Rogers, Clark, of Wisconsin,
and Walker, of Missouri; Cooper, of Ohio,
and Dlbble, Buchanan, of New Jersey.
venor and Yoder.
Springer then withdrew his request for
separate vote on each section and the
House by a rising vote of 146 to IS non.
in all the remaining Senate
The bill now goes back to the Senate
with the request that it appoint confer
ence committee