The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-26
FREE SILVER BEATEN.
The House Nom -Concurs In SEN
ate Amendments.
CONFERENCE THE Next STEP.
Hoase viii Desase Federal Election
Bill for Six Days.



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Wsurxsrox C1fy. June 2.-In the
House BontelIs peesented this conference
rxpors OF the naval appropriation bill. and
insisted on its CONFEDERATION notwithstand-
irg The obiecsion of Bland that he vas
thereby consuming The short time renasirs-
ing for debate oa he silver btu. Bontciia
made short explanafion of ths details Of
The axyse1pens fssched IN conference. and
called for 4he prevsens question. which was
ordered. s..es i3aL navs i03. as,d the cor-
ference report was siopisd.
On motion Of Couker the debate on the
silver bill wss extsfd 70 o'clock. when
avose was TO be taken. Morse ol Massachu-
sssts took the door 81 support Of the House
hili and IN oppositson 20 the senate hin.
The debate Vas continued by TAYLOR Of IL
linoss. Peters Of Kansns, Cutchecn OF Mich
igan, Dunnen Of Minnesota, Bayne Of
Pcnnsylysuia. wiil3ams OF Illinois and
others.
Mckinley in CLOSING the debate said he
wanted the use Of boih metals 10 continue.
and opposed the senate amends, u,ent. He
wanted the metals % stand side by side.
der quality. The gentlemen who favored
the senate amendment wanted silver TO do
all OF the work. whatever We have for
money In this country must he eoual in
purchasing power and legal tender quality,
whether cold. paper or silver dollars. each
redeemabls in the other and each ex-
changed for the otbss. and each Of equal
value.
The hour Of 8 having arrived. Conrer
moved that voting shsxin. Bland moved
that the House car1csir in the senate
amendments. spr3n1rer moved that separ-
are votes be had on each section.
The first vote takes vas on the proposi-
tion 10 concur in She frst section al the
senate bill providing for free coinaee Of
silver. the certificates 10 be full legal ten
der, in place Of the first section OF the
House bill. providing for the coinage Of
$4,50o ,O0O worth q SILVER per month.
Springer's motion wss defeated-yess. 135:
nays, 152
The following RspubIicans voted with
the Democrats in favor az the free coinage
Bertine. Carter. CounciIy.
De Haven. Featherytone. Funstone. Gift
ford, Hermann, Kelly. Laws. Morrow.
Perkins, Peters, Post, Smith OF Illinois.
d OF Iowa Turner of Kansas.
Williams Of Ohio. Dorsey. Anderson of
Kansas. Oven OF Indiana. Wade. Morrill,
"a.
The following Democrats voted with the
to non-concur: Andrew.
Buckalew. Campbeli. Clancy. Covert
Dumphys DaYRau. tyb~sr. tseisseuhaine
Marsh, McAdoo. Mutchler. OsNeil (Mass.l
Quinn, spinola, Tracy. Timer IN. Y.l
ysux. Wiley, Wiicox. Rusk. stump-22
The pairs were: Atkinson NV. va.lwith
Pheian, Mccormick With Morgan. Mute
with Mccarthy, r. NJ. Browne with
Outhwaite, Picker with S,ahlnecker.
Walker Mass. with Wike. Randall Mass.l
with Clunie, Osborne with HAYES. Wheeler
tMieh.l With Barwig, Dalzeli with Martin
(Tex.l Rsgland with Hooker. j. ID Tav-
ior with Price. Thomson with senev.
Rockwell with Rogers, Clark (Wis.l with
Walker (Mo.). Cooper tOhiol with Dibb,e.
Buchanan On. J.1 with I.awler. Wickham
with Bggs, Grosyenor with Yodar. The
absentees were Fitch of New York. Wright
OF Pennsylvania. and Caldwell of Ohio.
The announcs ment of the vote was re-
ceived with cheers on the Republican side.
Springer withdrew his request for a sepa-
rate vote on each section, and the House.
By a rising vote of f46 TO IS. non-concurred
in all the remaining Senate amendments.
Hit, of Illinois, presented the confer
ence report on the diplomatic sppropria-
ton bill, and IL was agreed to.
Cannon, from the committee on rufes.
reported back a substitute for the res
olusion introduced by Dodge, OF
Massachusetts,, setting apart Eve
days OF the present week for consideration
Of The national election bill. The subs,i-
tHts provides that Immediately after the
passage of the silver bill the house shall
proceed to consider the election bin unit,
July . at y. m., when the previous oues-