The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-25
T0-DAYS SILVER TRUCE.
How II Looks Now the Cyclone
Has Gone BY.
DEMOCRATIC DEAD LIE AC0LD,
A Severe Shock to the Prestige OF the
Majority Administered by tho Re-
pubiicans-Hil's Man Rockweii-The
Next Move on the Silver Program.
rBY LEASED WIRE TO THE sEws.1

rBY LEASED WIRE TO THE sEws.l
WASHINGTON. March 25-The truce In
the silver fight gives both sides chance
to look facts in the face squarely. The
anti-silver Democrats are in q state Of
daze; never were men SO taken back by
surprise as the Eastern Mugwums when
they found they had fallen in behind the
Republican leader and were meekly fol-
lowing in the wake of the Republican
column, which stood for honest money.
1t is plain enoug b that the Democratic
major ity has blundered egregiously. 1t
has received a severe shock and has lost
prestige and as 10 silver it has committed
itself irrevocably. The vote Of the Speaker
yesterday, to rescue the bill from impend-
ing defeat was significant of the purpos Q
and desire of the Democracy; that vote
gave to the result an official sanction and
approval such as no other vote could have
given.
The following is the vote in detail on
Mr. Burrows motion to table the Bland
bill; Democrats in roman. Republicans in
italic and Farmers Alliance in small
caps: .
Atkinson, Bacon, Barwig, -Belden, Belk-
nap, Beltzhoover, Bently, Burgen, .Btng-
ham, Boutelle, Bowman, Brawley, Brick
ner, Brosius, Drummer, buchanan of New
Jersey, Bunting, Bttyrows, Bushnell,
Cable, Cadmus. Cdldtcell, Castle, Causey
Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy, Cobb of Mis-
souri,, Coburn, Cochran, Cogslcelt. Cool
edge, Coombs, Covert, Cox Of New York,
% mings. Curtis, G. Cutting, batseii, % DaSieIi, NELL
De Forest, Dingley, Donne, DoLltrer,
Dunphy, English, Fellows, Fitch,
Flick, Geary, Geissenhainer, Giles
pie, Greenleaf, Gris,Uold, Grout,
Hall, Hallowell, Hamilton, Hdrmer,
Harter, Hougcn, Hayes of Iowa, Haines
Hooker of New York, Hopkins of Penn
sylvania, Hopkins of Illinois, Houk of
Tennessee, Hut, HUI, Johnson of In
diana, johnson of North Dakota, Ketchdm,
Kribbs, Logan, Lapham, Lind, Little,
Lockwood, Lodge, Loud, Lynch, Magner,
McAleer. Mcdonald, McGann, McKaig,
berry, o'Donneu, o'Neii Of Massa-
chusetts, O'Neu of Pennsylvania, Outh-
waite, Page of Rhode Island,
Page Of Maryland. Pattison of Ohio.
Payne, Perkins, Post, PoloerS, Qndcken-
bush, Rdtnes, Randall, Rdu Rayner,
Reed, Reyburn, RIFE. Robinson, of Penn
sylvania, Russell, Scull, Seerley; Shonk,
Smith, Sperry, Stephenson, Stevens, O. w.
Stone, StOrer Stout, Stump, TdWOr of
Illinois, j. ID. Taylor, Tracey, Wdlkcr,
Warner, Waugh, Weauer, Wheeler OF
Michigan, Wilcox, Williams of Massa-
ehusetts. Wilson Of Kentucky, WILSON Of
ginia, Wolverton, Wrtght-14s.
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott, Anderson, Alex
ander. Allen. Arnold, Babbitt, Bailey,
BAKER, Bankhead, Bdrtine, Beeman,
Blanchard Bland, Blount, BoiCcrs,
Branch, Breckenridge of Arkansas, Breck-
inridge of Kentucky, Bretz, Broderick,
Bullock, Bum, Busey, Butler, Bynum,
Byrnes, Caminetti, Capehart Caruth,
Of Alabama. Cobb Of Alabama,
Cowles, Cox of Tennessee. Grain of
Texas, Crawford, Culberson. DAVIS,
DUNCAN, Edmunds. Ellis. Epes. Everett,
Fithian. Forney, Fowler, Funston, Fyan,
Gantz, Goodnight, German, Grady, HAL
voRsoN, Hare, Harries, Hatch, Heard,
Hempbill. Henderson of North Caro-
lima, Hermann, Holman. Houk Of
Ohio, johnson of Ohio, Jollcy KEN, Kill
gore, Kyle. Lane, Lanham, Lawson of Vir-
ginia, Lawson of Georgia, Layton, Lester
of Georgia, Lewis, Livingston, Long, Nal
lory, Mansur, Martin, Met Nc
Creary. McKEIGHAN, McMillin, McRae,
Meredith. Mills, Montgomery. Moore,
Moses, Norton, OFerrall, ONeill of
Missouri, OTIS, Owens, Parrett,
Patterson OF Tennessee, Patton.
Paynter, Pearson, Pendleton, Picker,
Pierce, Price, Reilly, Richard
son, Robertson OF Louisiana, Rockwell,
Sayers, Scott, Shively, Simpson, Snod-
grass, Snow, Stackhouse, Stewart of Ili-
nois, Stewart OF Texas, Stockdale, Stone
of Kentucky, SUeet, Y. "A. Taylor. Terry,
Tillman, Townsepd, Tucker, Turner,
Turpin, Warwick. Washington, Watson,
Weadock, Wheeler Of Alabama, White,
Whiting, Williams Of North Carolina,
Williams OF Illinois, Wilson of Missouri,
WINN, Wise, Youmans and the Speaker
l4s.
Only ten Republicans voted on the sill
YER side. IL il n notable fact that the
only silver vote from New York was that
OF Rockwell, Hilps man. The committee
on rules will very shortly report another
special order on silver.
Mr.. Bland Is said 10 have had positive
assurances to this effect before moving an
ADJOURNMENT. The next order will bro.
vide for "a vote on the bill without further
debate. thus shutting of oil filibustering
motions
lFor yesterdays debate see page 81
No Anti-optiou Bin.
WASHINGTON, March 25-Opponents OF
the anti-option bill say IL the House agri-
culture committee should report the bill
favorably they will make the point OF or
der that. being n revenue measure, IL
must first be considered by the ways and
means committee" Should the point be
sustained. as IL most probably will. this
would be fatal TO any action on the bill at
this session.