Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-25


(Watson) and throw over another
Massachusetts Mugwump. The speech
created almost sensation.
II. Is. Taylor Of Ohio, In the course
OF his speech expressed surprise that
Hatch had declared the repeal OF 1874
was the greatest infnmy OF the century,
and that It was done by n Republican
Congress and n Republican PrcsiucnL
Hatch knew that not single Demo-
cfnt had voted against the measure In
the Senate; that SENATORS Thurman
aud Bayhrd had voted for IT, and that
the only votes east against II were by
Republicans.
Castle Mimi and English IN. ~
opposed the bill.
Taylor till.) had read proposed
substitute intended 10 ridlcule the
pending bill.
Sweet (lda.) favored free coinage.
Smith (lll.) deprecated consideration
Of the meaauIe from party standpoint
and said that he should vote against
the bill.
Butler (ia.l closed tho debate by say.
ing that when the act " 1873 had
brought the farmers Into a condition Of
suffering the gentleman from Illinois
Taylor, n millionaire, arose, and with
comical substitute added insult 10
Injury and Knocked the farmers In
their suffering.
Bland then
DEMANDED TIM PREVIOUS QUESTION.
Burrows moved TO lay the pending
bill on the table, md the clerk called
the roll on his motion.
The excitement was Intense as the
call progressed.
When the clerk completed the re-
capiiulhtlon, the Speaker arose to au.
nouncc the result, but, before doing 90,
directed the clerk 10 call his name,snd
then awaited himself Of his right 10
have his vote recorded In the mega.
tive, amid the deafeniug applause OF
the advocates Of the measure.
Bland, not aware that the Speakers
vote had saved his measure from im-
mediate anuihila,ion, changed his
vote from the negative 10 the aiilrma.
tive, In order TO have an opportunity 10
move IL consideration; but, being nd.
viscd In moment that II was defeated
by u iieLvotc, lagain changed TO the
negative.
Enloe lrcBn.) suddenly strobe into
have his vote recorded, but the Speaker
refused, Enloc having been absent
at n session ot the investigating coin.
mittre.
Herbert (Ala.l who had also been
absent, failed to get his vote recorded.
The mstlon was lost by n tie vote OF
las to Is.
Cultivate tOhio) at once moved 10
adjourn. Lost-DD TO 1893.
johnson, " Ohio, moved TO recon-
slider the vote 10y which the House
refused "a table the bill, and Bland
moved TO lay JOhnsOu'n motion ON the
table. The motion to table the motion
was rejected li5 10 lig, and the aniis
applaudoi with vigor
The speaker stated the vote REQUIRED
on the motion 10 reconsider, and Reed
sprang TO his feet and demanded the
yeas aud nays and the roll was called.
TIE speaker, without ordering "A recap.
itulatioD, announced that the motion
TO reconsider was defeated by u vote oil
| las 10 las.
Cochran demanded recapitulation
/ OF the vote.
The speaker stated the demand came
too late. Tho confusion was then re-.
doubled and the speaker was compelled
Ia call IN the services Of the sergeant
alarms 10 restore order. Finally the
vote was recspitulatcd by unanimous
consent and announced, yeas, 1870;
nays, lIS; and tho result was loudly
applnudcd by the nnti.siiverites.
The question then was on motion TO
lay the pending b!ll on the table, and
after a scene OF Wild disorder the vote
was announced, yeas, ll5; nays, 81;
20 the House refused 10 lay the bill on
the table.
The chair announced the question
REQUIRED on Bland's motion for the
provlousqusstion on the bill and amend.
ments. The motion to adjourn was lost
80 to 9Oa.
Motions TO adjourn, TO take recess,
adjourn tn Saturday ana adjourn ill
Monday, were all voted down. aud
then Bland, stating II was evident no
fair vote could be taken tonight, moved
an adjournment, which was carried at
1895.
The silver bill now goes on the calcn.
dar, but II Ia probable the COMMITTEES
on rules will at an early day report n
resolution for further consideration.