Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-14

yo1es ron AND AGAINST IN DE-
TAIL.
The Defeat Accepted philosophically.-
Worlds Fair iIili.-llie
senate.
~ rsitrrnph to tho NEwS
SILVER .TIoN.
It's Draih Announced 80 Far ~ THIS
session ~ concerned.

tendance Ia tho House was large this
mliniug.
Tue aniI.siiver Democrats were full
ofglntidCnce AMI hope, and tie lte.
publicaus alert. The silver mon were
determined, but everybody hnd little
happiness. Their irogTsmmc was sud
denly changed this morning. They
resolved to'iOrce the lighting and make
tue fight decisive. So thcy resolved to
adopt the unusual course VI voting
against the prDviOua question and the
nGOplioa OF the special rule allowing
tie bill 10 10 called up. II defeated II
would bu regarded rs tost vote. II
they succeeded ia defesting the pre-
vIous question tho plan would be 10
o.lrr an amendment 10 the rule per-
hitting an Nurudnent OF tho bill TO
cure tho objections made In the caucus,
anu AlO clOture, 20 a. 10 Insure u final
vote on the passage OF the blil ae
amended.
The bali was opened by Mr..
Catching, Speaker Crisp's lieutenant,
who rcqu,sted from thu committee on
rules resolution 10 mako thc
silver bill the special oIler Of the day.
EX.Spsatcr Reed, nB tho representa-.
tive oi the Republicans, was On his
feet Instantly. Al the conclusion Of
the reading OF tho motion by the
clerk, Reed moved 10 lay the IC8olu-
lion OF tho table. The 5pcakur de-
olinol 10 recognize Reed, Calchingl
having the floor. Reed Insisted On
tho right 10 make motion Ia advance
nom Catchings, who was In control OF
the resolution and Disclosed tho pur.
pose OF Ills motion. IL WINS 20 kill tue
resolution anu with It the silver bill.
The Speaker maintained MS position
that Catchings had the floor.
MIR. CathingB yielded the floor 10
Chairman Bland OF tho Coinage com
mlttee, who
OFFERED Az AMENDMENT
to the resolution having for its object
pathway TO nm amendment 10 the
Stewart bill to meet the alleged de.
fleets In It, and to apply cloturc rule
10 the bill. Mr.. Bland spoke fifteen
minutes and was followed by Mr..
Bartine Of Nevada, tho leading free
coinage silver Republican who spoke
In its favor In the same strain. Mr..
Clark Of Alabama spoke ia opposition,
though In favor OF free coinnge, Us he
recognized the impofsibility Of making
the present bill law. hIf. PnttisOn OF
A'AaNf - hNhANtAAAN
IA n free coinage man, spoke against
the bill, saying he did not want m.
other issue. lie would march under
the banner OF "publio Office IL public
tTuat.n
Reed then delivered n phillipic
against sthe change OF front 10y the
Democratic party on free silver. Reed
was followed by Abner Taylor Of Iii.
nois, against the bill. MIR. Pesrce OF
Tonnesseo anu Culherts0n OF Texas
spoke in'inyOr OF II. Mr.. Bland closed
the debate. Then Catchlngs called
Tor the previous question ON his reso-
luton. On motion Of MIR. Tracy the
yeas ana nays were ordered and the
vote resu ted In the defeat OF tho free
coinage men, the previous question
being ordered, by 1853 yeas to Us nays,
Mr.. CalchingH was again recognized
and moved tho adoption OF tho rosolu.
tion. This time the silver men voted
yes, ~ the defeat OF Catchlng's mo.
tion meant the defeat OF free cOinaao
for this session. The silver mon were
lees than ten votes stronger on the d.
rect proposition, and tho resolution re.
ported by the committee on rules was
defeated by 1895 yeas TO 1854 nays, n
majority against tho consideration OF
thS SteWatt SILVER VII OF is.
THE DETAILED VOTE
~ ms follows;
feas-speaker, Abbott, Alexander,
Arnold, Babbltt, Bailey, Baker, Bank.
head. Bartsen, Beeman, blanchard,
island, Blount, Bowers, Bowman,
bbtaheh, lieiz, Brookshire, Brown,
Bryhn, Buchanan Wal, Bulloek'
Bum, Butler, Byrnos, Cemenelii
Chpehaft, Catchings, Case. Cbuatham'
ozark lWyo), Clover, Cohh, Cooper'
towiei, Cox '(renal, Craine fTrxn
Crawford. Cuiherson, Davis, Dixon
peArmondi Dockety, Donovan, Dun,
gan, Edmunds, Ellis, Enloe, Fepes.
Everett Flthisn, Fornoy, Rynn'
uanlz, Goodnight, German, Grady
HalvenoD, Hare, Haries, Hatch
Head, Hemphill, HendersonfN N. az
Holman, Hooker (AisB.) Jobneen
no johnson Is. %, Jones, Ken.
jail kilgore, Kern, Kyle, Line, Ian.
ham, Lawson (Ng,), Lawson (Ga1
Lay ton, Lester (Va.), Lester (Gn.L,
Lewis, Levi gstOn, Long, Mallory
Mantor, Martin, McCreary, MuCeighn,
McIilhnI McRpn, Montgomery
Moore, Moses, O'EarTell, O'Neil Mol
olis, Owens, Parrutt, Paxton, Paynter,
Iehfson, PondletOu, Pierce, Poet
fHce, Robertson, Lasayerp, Seerly,
hnoi, Shiyely, Simpson, Sn0dgrnss,
Stewart tleX.l Stone Cky.), Sweet,
lArgnoy, Terry, Tillmnn, Tuwnsend,
Iqeketi Turner, Turpn, Warwick,
Warrington, Watson, Weaduct,
Whulcr (Aia.l white, Whiting, vii.
hams ~. CD Williams (tlll Wilson
(AlQ), Winui Wise, Houmans-lgJ.
Nhyes--Amcrmau, Audftw, At
llnson, Bafwig, Boiden, Bu.,zhooveu.
bo'thnyi Barber, Bingham, Brnwley,
~ ckrnridgu (ATk.h Bfeckuuridgs
ihy.h Brickner, Brlsiup, Hummer,
huchsnan (N,J.l, Bunting, Barrows,
hu,5py, Bushnell, Cable Cadmu1,
caldwell Campbell, CGrulh, C,atlu,
tausoy, Chapln, Chlpman, Clancy,
lntk (Aln.) Cubhb MOL Column,
cochran, Cogswell, Compton, college,
toomhe, Coveft, Cox (N. VI Cros6y.
cummings, Gurtis, CuU.nr, DalyoiI,
itnlel, DcForrcs,, DicsOrson, F.l.
llWs, Fitch, Flrck, Flfman, Fowler.
funsloh. Gresham, GHspe, GrpcnlpnL
1ranL Hal, Halloween, Hamilton,