The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-22
sending the silver bill to the coinage COM
mittee.

sending the silver bill to the coinage COM
mittee.
THE APPEAL TABLED.
The yeas and nays were taken, resulting
IN !4S yeas to us nays. So the appeal was
laid on the table.
democrats against Mr.. McKinley's motion:
Messrs. Bartine, Connell, DeHaven. Her
mann. Kelley, Morrow. Townsend and
Funston.
These democrats voted with the repub-
lieans in favor of the motion: Messrs.
buckalew, Dunphy, Fitch, Geissenhainer,
Maish, McAdoo, Mutchler, O'Neill of Mas
sachusetts, Quinn, Wiley and Stahlnecker.
Inc following pairs were announced
Messrs. McDuffie ard Blount, Atkinson Of
pennsylvania and Rogers. Cooper of Penn
sylvania and Vaux, Dorsey and Flower,
Grout and Gambler of Georgia, Lansing
and Phelan, Ray and Hooker, Mute and
Turner of New York, Taylor of Tennessee
and Cultivate, Taylor of Illinois and Bar
wig. Craig and Campbell, Dingley and
Lawler, J. M. Brown and Allen of Missis-
slppi, McCord and Morgan, Clark
OF Wisconsin and Walker of Mis-
souri,, Scranton and Pierce, Wade and
Hatch, Quackenbush and Mccarthy,
Townsend of Pennsylvania and Kerr Of
Pennsylvania, Houk and Washington,
Wheeler OF Michigan and Clancey, Stewart
of Vermont and Oates, Harmer and
Covert, Andrews and Martin of Texas,
Wilson OF Washington and O'Ferral, Hall
and StockGale, Whitthorne and Brewer.
The following members were recorded as
absent or not voting: Messrs. Beggs,
Mason, Hopkins, Rusk, Sfmonds and Will
nlent OF the vote, said: $50 the appeal is
tabled, and the bill stands referred to the
coinage committee
APPROPRIATIONS FOR FoRTIFIoATIoNs.
Mr.. Brewer presented the report of the
appropriations committee on the Senate
amendments to the fortiication appropria-
ton bill. At his instance the House nom
curred in the Senate amendments and
ordered a conference.
The House then at $3.50 o'clock adjourned.
The clerk announced that the democratic
caucus set for tonight had been postpon ed
till Monday night.
A TEMPORARY BACK-DoWN.
Special Dispatch to the Morning Netus
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Speaker Reed
backed down in the House to-day, admitting
for a temporary purpose that the silver bill
was not in the coinage committee, but on
the speakers table, as the silver men had
been contending. and then referred it all
He did this knowing that he would be sus-
tanned by majority. Mr.. Bayne and other
absent silver republicans had neither
returned or gotten pairs, and the anti-silver
democrats had announced that, having fully
rebuked the speaker, they would now vote
TO prevent free coinage. Accordingly no
one was surprised when the speakers second
reference Of the bill to the coinage commit
tee was approved by a vote of la to III.
Road xufll x1rcoaaH er %ka
compromise to be reported from the confer
ence committee, which viii be the House bill
with the bullion redemption feature taken
out. On Monday the coinage COMMITTEES is
expected 10 report in favor of non-conour-
renee In the Senate amendments, and the
House is expected to agree TO it, with the
understanding, of course. that the compro-
mise is to be reported from the conference
committee. The Senate is expected TO agree
to this compromise, the silver men having
made their record and being content with
getting what Speaker Reed will grant.