The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-08
Michigan and Sweeney Of Iowa spoke for

party that Il had ever favored free and
unlimited coinage OF silver. II had been
a shuttlecock Of the democrats and was
teplorable method of politics.
Mckinley said the bill would utilize
every dollar of silver product in the
United States. II provided also that the
instant silver was on par with gold that
very instant would see free an unlim-
tied coinage OF silver. Congress- must see
the money provided for. The people
must be absolutely safe from financial
wrecks and commercial commissions,
and money must he absolutely safe
and secure in the hands Of holders.
This bill gave the country money that
was rood for the people and would be
good Tor all time. Vote down this meas
ure and the gentlemen knew there would
be no legislation on the subject. The
democrats knew they would not get free
coinage when they were In the majority.
They knew they could not get il now, and
70 defeat this bill was to defeat oil silver
fhe hour of 3 O'Clock having arrived,
the previous question and consideration
ives ordered. Amendments TO the original
bill o2ered BY Taylor OF Illinois and
OfD0nnell Of Michigan, were informally
adopted. McComaS amendment to the
substitute was also adopted. II provides
when free coinage 10 attained the monthly
bullion purchase shall cease. The sub
and the question occurred upon the agree
ment 70 the bill as amended by the sub
stitute.
Bland Of Missouri moved to recommit
the bill with instructions 10 the committee
70 report free coinage bill not later than
Dingiey Of Maine made n point Of order
aoainst the latter portion of the instruc-
ton, which was sustained, and Bland
modified the motion SO as 10 omit the
provisions for the report by n specified
date. This was defeated-yeas i18, nays
1lO. On the motion to recommit, republi-
cans voted yea with democrats as follows:
Alien, Michigan; Anderson, Kansas;
Bartine, Nevada; Carter, Montana; Con.
nell, Nebraska; DeHaven. California;
Featherston, Arkansas; Funston, KAN
sas; Her%snn; |, Oregon; Kelly. Kansas;
Townsend, Colorado: Turner, Kansas;
vandcver, California.
Thirteen democrats voted with the re-
publicans in opposition to the motion to
recoInnit as follows: Dargan, South
Carolina, Dunphy, Elliott, South Caro-
hainer, New Jersey Hemphill, South Caro-
lima; Marsh, Pennsylvania, Mutchler,
Pennsylvania; O'Neil, Massachusetts;
Quinn, New York; Tracey. New York;
Venable. Virginia; Wiley, New York.
The bill then passed. yeas 135, nays
Michigan; Atkinson, Pennsylvania; At
kinson, West Virginia; Baker, Banks,
Bayne, l,eckwith, Belden, Belknap, Bcr-
gen, Bingham, Bortham, Boutellc, Bow
den, Becker, Brosius, Brewer, Browne,
Virginia: Buchanan, New Jersey; Bur-
rows, burton, Ba!,erworth: Caldwell,
consin, Cogswell, Coleman. Comstock,
Conger, connel. Craig, Dalzel, DeHaven,
Dingley, Dolliver. Dorsey, Dunnell. Evans,
Ewart, 1arquhar, Reatherssos, 'FiDley,
Flick, nkpd. Frxnh< Fugston, Gear, Gest.
Clifford, CreenhalRe, Grosvenor, Hall,
Hansbrough, Harmer, Hausen. Hender-
Hill, Hit, Hopkins, Houck, Kennedy,
Kerr, Iowa. Ketchum, Kinsey, Lacey,
Lafolette, Laidlaw, Laws, Lind, Lodge,
Mason, McComas, McCord, Mccormick,
McDniiie, Mckinley, Miles Molil,, Moore,
Nase, Hs o'Donnell s HTs S'Nsiii % P%y, Payne, ns,
Payson. Perkins. Pickler, Pugsley,
Reyburn. Rise. Rowell, Russell, Sanford,
Sawyer, Scranton. Scull, Sherman, Sim
onds, Smith wv. va.I, Smyser, Snyder,
Stephenson, Stevens, Stockbridge, Stru.
CTenn.), Ezra b. Taylor. Thomas. Van.
SMass.l, Walker Mo-. Wright, Yard
lay--l35.
Nays: Abbott. Anderson, Allen Miss
Anderson KasJ; Bankhead. Barnes
Blount. Breckenridge Ark, Breckcn
ridge lKy.), Brickner, Brookshire, Buch
anan tVa.l, Bullock, Bynuni, Chantllel
lGa.I, Carter, Caruth, Catchings. Chip
man. Clancy. Clarke ALA, Cobb. Cooper
IndJ. Cothran, Cowles. Grain, Crisp
paessts. Dnnphs s1 ss% Ra%ana. oY&iS FS'
Fills. Enloe. Flower. Forney. Flower
Geissenheimer. Gibson. jioodniah,
H Heard, Henderson % e. 'N"stS c.. Hcrber, Herbert
Holman, Kelly, Kilgore, Lane, Lanham
sur, Martin lInd.l. McClary, McCreary
Morgan. Mitchlor. Raies. o'Perral
ONeal PaJ. O'Neil Mass Cultivate
Owens ,OJ, Parrott, Peel, Pennington
Perry, Pierce, Quinn. Reilly. Richarl ard
land. Sayers. Seney. Shively, Skinner
Spring, Stewart Texas, Stockdale
Stone tKy.), Tarsnev. Tiliman, Towns
end Coll, Tracy, Tucker. Turner Ga,
Turner tKas.l. venable, Walker Mo-
Washington, Wheeler lAla.l ,Whitthorpe
wilke. Wiley, Wilkinson, Williams I'LL
Wilson WASH. Wilson Nv. Va
Yoder-1l9.
On the final eight republicans as 70
lows voted with democrats against th
bill: Anderson Kansas, Bartine IN,
vada) Carter Montana,. Kelley Kan
sasl, Rockwell (Massachusetts). Town
son West Virginia.. But one democra
Wilson Missouri, voted with the repul
: licans for the passage Of the bill Tn
house then adjourned.
Eyraud B.nt on Suicide.