St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-26

and Morgan, Mute and Mccarthy, T. M.
Stahlnecker, Walker (Mass.) and Wike,
and Hayes, Wheeler (Micl.) and Bar
wig. Dalzell and Martin (Tex.), Ray and
Hooker, j. ID. Taylor and Price, Thomp-
son and Seney, Rockwell and Rogers,
Clark (Wis) and Walker (Mo.)/ Cooper
CO., and Dibble. Buchanan On. j. and
LAWYER, Wickham and Biggs, Grosvenor
and Yoder. The only absentee was Mr..
Fitch, of New York, whom Mr.. Tracey
announced to be home sick, and Messrs.
Wright, of Pennsylvania. and Caldwell.
of Ohio. Upon the announcement OF
the result, Mr.. Springer withdrew his
request for further separate votes on
the remaining senate amendments. and
with the exception of the fourth amend
ment, they were
Considered En- Masse.
A motion to concur failed on stand
ing vote-yeas IS, nays 146-and they
were non-concurred in. On the fourth
amendment giving legal tender quality
to the silver certifcates) Mr.. Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky, asked for separ-
ate vote, but his motion to concur was
defeated upon viva vOce vote. A mo-
ton was made by Mr.. Conger to dis
agree to the amendment of the title. 1t
was agreed to without division, as was
his motion for the appointment of a
conference committee, and the struggle
was over. Mr.. Hit, of Illinois. pre-
sented the conference report on the dip
lomatic appropriation bill ana It. was
agreed to. Mr.. Cannon. of Illinois,
n
back substitute for the resolution in
troduced by Mr.. Lodge, OF Massachu-
sets, setting apart five days of the pres
ent week for the consideration OF the
national election bill. The substitute
reads:
Resolved. That Immediately after the pass.
age of this bill (the silver bill) the house Will
proceed to consider House Bill II, O45 0he
national election biID until July 2, at
o'clock when the previous question shall be
considered as ordered on the bill and any
pending amendments and on the substitute
for the whole bill which the member in
charge of the bill shall have the right 10 Of
fer; that during the last two days amend.
ments may be offered 10 any part of the bill
in the house. with debate under the five-mln-
ute rule. That this shall not interfere with
general appropriation bills.
MIR. Springer moved to adjourn and
MI. Enloe shouted: This is a bill to
revolutionize the government" FIN
ally it was agreed to allow forty mill
utes' debate on the resolution, with the
understanding that the previous ques-
ton should be considered as ordered,
and Mr.. Springer withdrew his motion
to adjourn. Messrs. McMillin and
Blount vigorously attacked the bill. and
from this time Oh there was great con-
fusion on the floor. Mr.. Cannon, of
Illinois, and Mr.. O'Neall, of Indiana,
engaged in a colloquy somewhat per-
sonal in its nature, and this added SO
much to the already existing disorder
that the sergeant-at-arms came forward
with his mace OF office and restored Or
der. Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, moved
to table the resolution. On yea and
nay vote this motion was lost--yeas 1l6,
nays 133-Mr. Coleman, of louisiana,
being the only Republican who voted
with the Democrats. The resolution
was then adopted. After arranging to
meet at II o'clock for the six days dur
ing which the debate is to continue, the
house adjourned,