The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-12
He then presented the conference report on the

he then presented the conference report on the
Senate dependent pension bill
Springer, of Illinois, asked that the report go
over until tomorrow, that it might be printed.
Morrill, objected. The previous question was
ordered, yeas l19; nays 76. Morrill, III explana-
ton OF the report stated that the conference
committee struck out the dependent feature OF
the Senate bill and the service feature of the
House bill. The measure determined upon
was not exactly what he would desire, but it
was the best he could obtain. It would distrib-
ute sS5 100000 among the poor soldiers of the ma
ton.
Yoder, of Ohio, protested against the confer
ence repoTt,holding that it ignored the demands
of the soldier.
Springer, of Illinois, entered vigorous pro-
test against the manner in which the bill was
Drought before the House. No opportunity was
ouered members TO examine its provisions.
Cannon, OF Illinois. favored the bill on the
ground that it would place on the pension rolls
2o,Oo0 names and increase the pension of 80, Zoo
men now on the rolls.
McComas, of Maryland, elected a round of
applause by reference TO Morrill, as the best
friend the soldier had had in the House for
many years. The conference report was agreed
to, yeas, li5; nays, So
The following is the vote in detail: Yeas
Anderson, Anderson. of Kansas; Arnold, Akin
son, of Pennsylvania; Banks, Bartine, Bar,
Bayne, Belden, Bergen, Bingham. Boothman
Bowen Brickner, Brookshirc, Brosius, Browne
OF Virginia; Buchanan, of New Jersey, Bur-
rows, Barton, Butterworth, Bynum, Campbell,
Cannon. Carter, Caswell, Cheadle. Chea1ham
wen, poH Uomstock, Council Cornell, Culbertson
P Peaar a,,roI Deliver, Dorsey, Dunnel
Frank Funston, Gear, Geissenhaineri, Ge sf
Clifford, Greenhalge. Hall Hansbrough Har-
mer, Hanger, Haynes, Henderson, of Illinois,
henderson, OF Iowa; Hermann, Hill, Hit,
Houck, Kelley, Kennedy Kerr. of Iowa; Kerr,
OF Pennsylvania; Kinsey. Lacey LaFollette,
Laidlaw, Laws. Lehlbach Lind, Lodge,
Mars Marsh n, Martin, of Indiana; Mason, Mccarthy,
Mcclellan McComas, Mccormick, McDuffe
Mckinley, Milliken, Moffatt, Moore, of New
hampshire; Morrill,, Morrow, Morse, Mudd,
y I, Donnen, oNeall: OF Indiana; O'Nei, of
massachusetts; O'Neil, of Pennsylvania;
OF Ohio; Parrett, Payne, payson, Pen
nington, Perkins, Picker, Pugsley, Quinn,
f Ksg s R9Illy; s ROckWel Rowen San
Simonds Smith, OF West Virginia: Smyser.
Snlder, Stephenson, Stewart, of Vermont;
Stockbridge, Struble Sweeney, Taylor, of Ten
nessee; Townsend, of Colorado; Townsend of
pennsylvania; Tracy, Turner, of Kansas; Van
aever, van Schalck Vaux Wade, Walker, of
Massachusetts; Wallace, of New York; Wat
SON. Wickham, Williams of Illinois; Williams
OF Ohio; Wilson, of Kentucky; Wilson, of
Washington; Wright. Yoder-i45.
Nays-Anderson, of Mississippi; Banks, A.
D. Barnes, Blanchard, Bland, Breckenridge, of
Arkansas; Buchanan, of Virginia; Carruth
Crisp, Culberson, of Texas; Dargan. Dibble
Dockery, Elliott, Ellis. Enloe Forney, Good
night, Grimes, Hatch, Henderson, of North Car
DINA; Lane Lanham, Lee, Lester, of Georgia ::
n. S. Lester, of Virginia; Mansur, Mills, Mont
gomery. Moore, of Texas, Mutchler Norton
Oates, o Farran, Perry, Richardson, Robertson,
Rowland, Sayer, Skinner, Springer, Stewart,
of Texas; Stone, of Kentucky; Tarsney. Till
man, Tucker, Turner, of Georgia; Turner. of
New York; Venable, Wheeler, of Alabama
Wise, Wilkins-55.
Stewart, Of Vermont. presented the confer
ence report on the Senate antitrust bill. 1t
went over without action until tomorrow, and
the House adjourned