The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-14

Deen withdrawn, aud it IS unnecessary
.nat should express any opinion upon
thaC question. IL might be purely
question OF parliamentary law. But it
seems to me strange, if the Senate re.
CogmZes the right to make an agree
liienC or That character, that it has no
rlght 70 enforce it rise to simply
say sy lhaC Shall vote against the motion
grounds, but because / believe that the
inotlon to recommit Is in violation of
Cne unanimous consent given to take
2 O'clock. '''ie'''uioh'S a'
Inc roll was called on the motion TO
opecommlt and resulted: Yeas 28 navs
81; 50 Gne motion W IS lost.
Mr. vest moved that the considera.
lion OF the pending bill be postponed
Mowt nuSti 'ie nrst Monday of December
MIR. Stewart protested that this noo
uom was In violation OF the agreement
me president pro tem.-under tba
rules OF the Senate, it is in order.
=, MT. Stewart--Under the rules of the
senate, but not under the agreement.
ask the chair to rule upon the agree
ment. "eAo0
The President pro tem.- chair is
poWerless to enforce the agreement.
Mr. blackburn (Dem) of Kentucky
moved to table Mr.. Vests motion. an1
on that proposition demanded the ve,.s @
and nays. The motion TO table was lost
% to ga tie vote.
ASlmlliar tie vote also defeated the
motlon TO postpone until December.
Mt. Stewards amended bill then
came before the Senate.
Mr.. llale then moved to adjourn
LoSt--yeas 26, nays q.
Mr.. Vest moved to strike out of Mr.
SteWarts amended bill the proviso that
i"relgn silver coins and bullion formed
by melting down silver coins should be
eNcluded from the provisions of the
act.
Mr. Stewart accepted the amendment.
ana IL was adopted without division.
Dllatory motions of various kinds
We're for Il time reSurted to.
Mr. Allison (Hep) of Iowa moved
that the act go into effect the first of
July, 1898. Lost-yeas 10, nays 36.
Mr.. Warren's amendment, offered yes.
terday, excluding from the operations
OF The act all bullion, from any source
whatever, except bullion purchased
from mines in the United States, was
negatiYed without division.
The bill was then reported from the
committee OF the whole to the Senate.
~ - III dGIdCnSu
10 II, on motion OF Mr.. Morgan: THAT
the Secretary of the Treasury shall pro.
ceed to have coined all the silver bul-
non III the treasury purchased with sill
yer coin certificates
MI. Morgan explained that as the bill
repealed the act of 1890, there would be
no provision for coinage OF silver dol.
lars unless this amendment was ADOPT
ed.
The bill was then passed and ordered
to third reading-29 to 25.
The final vote on the adoption of the
Dlll was III detail as follows:
1eas-Democrats Bates, Berry.
Hlackburn. Blodgett, Butler, Cockreil,
Faulkner, George, Harris, Hill, Kenna,
Kyle, (F. A.. Mills, Morgan, Ransom
I,urpie, and Vest-l7. Republicans:
Allen, Cameron, Dubois, Jones of Ne.
vada, Mitchell, PETER (F. Az, Sanders,
Shoup, Squire, Stewart, Teller and VOL.
cott--l2. Total, 20.
.Nays-Democrats: Brice, Carlisle,
German, Gray, Mcpherson, Palmer and
White. Republicans: Allison, Carey,
Culiom, Davis, Dawes, Dickson, Dolph,
FELTON,, Gallinger, Hale, Hawley, Man.
derson, Perkins, Proctor, SAWYER.
Stockbridge, Warren and Washburn
-18. Total, 25.
Mr. 1rby of South Carolina was pair
ca with Mr.. Sherman.
AT p. m. the Senate went into exec
utlVe session and adjourned until Tues
day next.