Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-05
FIFTY FIRST CONGRESS.


ame Tor del re on the silver bill, as
amended by the Senate, was continued
@om until o'clock. When that hour
arrive,iS1he speaker declared the pre-
Mous Question ordered. Mr.. Spring
81 (Ill. asked if separate vote could
6R had of each of the Senate's
amendments. The speaker replied
ii the affirmative, and caused the first
sknate amendment to be read. 1t was
Ehe section providing for free coinage,
i'll d was substitute for the first section
Ease of 81 800, 600 worth of silver bull
On monthly. On both sides it was at
bee recognized that this was to be the
at and the yeas and nays were de-
nanded on Mr.. Springer's motion to
81 ncur in the Senate amendment. The
BITE resulted in the defeat OF the free
u mage amendment by 152 to 1875. Upon
&c announcement of the result Mr..
springer withdrew his request for fur
Ter separate votes on the remaining
Rnate amendments, and with the ex-
option of the fourth amendment they
INerc considered en- masse. A motion
III concur failed on standing vote
las So, nays l46, and they were non
suncurred in. On the fourth amend
nfnt giving legal tender quality to the
liver certiticates) Mr.. Breckenridge
Ky.) asked for a separate vote, but his
aabtion to concur was defeated upon
TiNa voce vote A motion, made by
VII. Conger, to disagree to the amend
lid mt Of the title, was agreed to without
1n ision, as was his motion for the APP
o0l ntment of conference committee.
VIA. Cannon 1ll.), from the committee
oIi ruios, reported back a substitute Tor
,he resolution introduced by Mr.. Lodge
'Mass.) setting apart five days of the
pfe sent week for the consideration of
aAtional election bill. Mr.. Springer
I'M moved to table the resolution.
AMI Il yea and nay vote this motion was
oK yeas TIC, nays 1873. The resolu-
ION was then adopted. The conference
:enort on the naval appropriation bill
vas agreed to by the House, l39 to l03;
lisp the conference report on the deep
water appropriation bill.
nIuRsDAY, June 26.-The House, to-
iaV, took up the national election bill,
md Mr. Lodge Mass opened the de-
)atR He was followed by Mr.. Hemp
inland Mr. Rowell, after which the de-
1afn came general and promiscuous.
y0acton was reached when the House
Idjeurned.
RIDAY, June Pin the House to-
Law the consideration of the Federal
slection bill was resumed, and Mr..
Iangen, of Wisconsin, made Il strong
Ip0e ch in support of the measure. He
VAs followed by Messrs. Covert, Flower,
snayser Naux and Kennedy. The dis
,s1ss ion was interrupted at this point by
Mn Butterworth 60. ),who presented the
'pn5erence report on the legislative
lp41r opriation bill and demanded
s0ilk Iteration for it. The report was
hSNnssed and Il further conference or
l@rc q on some minor disagreeing points.
nh0 Speaker announced the appoint
neN of Messrs. Conger (Ia.(, Walker
gNxass J, and Bland Mo. as conterccson
SaM silver bill Orders were entered
sSfting apart Saturday and Monday
M@bts for debate upon the elcction>bill,
ind the House took a recess, the even
~ ession to be for the consideration
IL private pension bills.
.YSAruRDAY, June 2S.--When the House
ook up the federal election bill Mr..
McA doc On. j. opened the debate with
I Wgorous speech in opposition to it.
Mr. Butterworth CO., presented the
conference report on the
egislative, executive and judicial ap
orop ration bill, which was adopted.
Mrs Bingham (Pa.) presented the re-
bort of the conference committee on
hespost-otiice appropriation bill, and it
vas adopted, and the House took n re-
ess till s o'clock.
MONDAY, June 30--In the House to-
laE the discussion of the Federal olcc-
ion bill was continued. Mr. Lodge, on
pehalf of the committee, substituted
erlrs of amendments, mainly formal in
he'll character, and they were agreed
e. The House took Il recess until L.
49, At the evening session Mr.. Allen
Min spoke in favor of the election
liM Several Democrats spoke against
M EspAY, July 1.-The House resumed
;I0$ consideration of the federal elec-
hat offered by Mr.. Iehlhach IN. J),
arnViding that the chief supervisor of
slNnton for each judicial district of the
Vaffed States shall take such action as
u rcauisitc to secure such supervis-
UrzA in every congressional district
En- Is provided by the laws of the
I'll ed States. After debate the amend
neA was rejected, 1872 to 13S. MIR.
Tn phil 6. Co. offered an amendment
lii mating from the bill the provision
oM the United States boards of can
al ers, and providing that from the re-
MS of the supervisors the chief SUI
efvisor shall tabulate and forward to
III Speaker of the House, to be sub
mIted by him to the House, the results
I'D hey appear theretrom in congress
ubal district under his jurisdiction in
Mch this act has been in force. Mr..
aNee offered an amendment providing
la as soon as the certificate of the
I'D has been made public, any per-
81 who was candidate for election
aNS by motion before the United
takes circuit court having jurisdiction
he district, contest the correctness