The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-16
PLEDGED 10 RETRENClIMENT
,,o,usy,s RESOLUTIONS PASS nv THE
uorsB WITHOUT CHANCE

and Bounttes-Scveral Democrats and AL
m, Republicans Vote Against the Second
Tho Alliance Vote Divided-A Lively
u.sats ON tho Report or tho Committee
q, Accounts Assigning Thirty.sevcn
Clerks to various Committees.
y,sptSoroN. Jan. 15.--The House to-day
,ook nm the unfinished buslness-tho Holman
resolutions. debated yesterday.
Mr., Holman said that after consideration
9th rcntlemen whose opinions are entitled to
weight, and after further examination OF the
,.nIutions no had reached tho conclusion
,.,,,t they we're broad enough to provide for all
,r,ner legislation. including private pension
'nl They cover tho whole field and no would
r,rcforc withdraw tho motion no entered yes-
,.,,tr afternoon TO reconsider the vote order
Ing 40 previous question
Willis making this statement Mr.. Holman
u, I,t,rruptcd By Mr.. Reod tliep.. Mel who
sskcd II the Columbian Exposition was prop
or subject and by Mr.. Dlngloy ulep.. Me.,. who
sskod him to specify some OF tho objects no
considered proper for legislative action. but
they received no attention.
Mr. Henderson Rop.. 1owa) asked for a d.
vision OF the question. and vote on each ros.
olution separately. but aiterward withdrew It
Tho demand was renewed by Mr. Lynch crop.
Wis anil the yeas and nays were called on
H., first resolution which reads as follows:
K- tc,L That, In tho judgment OF this House. the
rr,nins o. subsidies or bountics by Con.resa, IN
money public lands. bonds or by endorsement or by
,l,lr. Of tho public credit to promote special private
Ind .res OF enterprises Of corporations Independents
question OF the constitutional power Of Congress
10 make such grants Is unjust and impoitio and In
manifest conflict with the spirit of our Republican In.
SITUATIONS directly tends 20 create and foatsr the
wealth Of favored CLASSES At tho expense Of tho whole
people who bear the burdens OF government, ana man.
is.y tnrn shes undue facilities for tho enlargement OF
,feat private esAtes-a policy which government Of
10 people oAnuot Justly or safely encourage BY any
torn OF favoritism In legislation.
Tho vote resulted: Yeas. go: nays. 40
The negative vote was confined to Repub-
LEANS and the following Republicans voted
with tho Democrats for tho resolution: Bergen.
Frederick. Clark OF Wyoming. Curtis. Cutting.
lava" Ssa Henderson o. iiIinois. Herman. Iitt.
Dakota. yoilsy KetcRnm, Tind. Loud. PsrElns.
EeklSs; Post P2werS Mslnes cr Hioyi iShouS
tives supported tho resolution.
Alter the roll had been called. Mr., Reed. nd
said his name had not been called. and asked
II was on the list He was assured that 1t
was there. and chance " vote no" was
When the vote on the second resolution was
called. Mr.. Lynch tRop.. Wis., asked unnni-
objection was mado by many members. and
the roll was called on the second resolution.
threads as follows:
nss.ury ana bee sp.s ese,o: mi isa..s sossrSnsns
srs under any and ali eondisions leads inevitably to
ss'.9p: To 70. paSss
treasury except such Ms maniisstly necessary 10
and honestly administered.
The. vote resulted: Yeas. 1914; nays. o3.
oSn vos Nth the
Psll. Ghlpman. Coolidge Crosby; Dixon. Eng
Hous Of Ohio. Lapham. Lynch. Mitchell; New:
&Sss Owens sas wPfS,on Reilly stout TrSSy:
panty nss
Mussrs. Clover Kerns, Mckeighan. and Simp-
son voting for the resolution. and Messrs- Da-
Mr.. Holman made the, usual motion to recon
slider tho veto and TO lay tho motion on the
'1S SA Fya WAS 81 rdS ssSar in the
vas sworn IN by the Speaker pro tem. at his
Nj: Vim Dem. Ge| explained that when
taken he was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having been
constituents tanahterl He asked to hays his
vote recorded. but was informed by the Chair
Ii he had been present he would have voted t,ted
The following bills wero introduced and re-
HyMr. Lane Of I,nois-Pac cling salt lumber. nails cot
s1n i.s easYng for cotton binding twine carpenters
IL. f.. M tools aud all Agricultural
TX " sncaErass Of IenneMee-Repe.inx. the section
SACK, tx H. ear ssn and Other package. ,,.
sen1 al .s ". ey pn:ns SAT- lumber and bArbed wire
ny NJ New6orry OF rlluois..por tho relief of tho
@ ana legal Of certain soldiers The
I.n5aa.;n: STOW has .o!asr 10 .hs service q Tho
missing Of sei" s tse ..Ss
IL ho.pta and has not no SIN since been heard
II lns.s rs the
for s Aaaetson 81 resolution prEydne
said 81 Of The . Gsnsqs oeS
M ss a Bs
'' A. a ~ snd to improve The mile saoias
s 'a!s' &c.
"elpAss the payment Of interest on the public debt.
On motion Of Mr.. Meredith the afternoon Of
Eighth Virginia district ' '''A'''' '''A' 'A'
e: to:
cS' .Ds =. sSs sa.rd r. ioy: STATE;
s;s s sS .E H::s::
by ht. Alexander Of North carollna-Prohlbi.inE
~ n Droduets similar to the
so''ou ON the FREQ Lat
NJ Rusk (Dem-. Md then called mp the re-.
poit OF the Committee on Accounts, assigning
T Nen, 70 committees. and spoke briefly In sup
H. w ihG majority EeIS pu.r :,
w did not know that some Of the committees
named In tho report hold but ono meeting
saGh session. and that for the purpose OF APP
RolatinG clerk. Mr.. Rusk said he did not
xnow thnt to be a fact Mr.. Wllisms sud It
answer ssiS .p to question by Mr.. Holman If RusE
reDOI1 nrOyIlpt lD-
ssgihntms9e OF thirty-seyen clerks. which would
poss hs y, tho Appropriation mudo for that pur-
amn,d bontnor Dem. Ia) had proposed an
Ndins ast = tHe report e. tho majority, PRO,
cause as ~, o. G2mmIttee; bit withdrew II be-:
rsua.lon; he said. however. that hs noticed o
ba ddatSable change Of heart IN neInbsrs who
sa n formerly inveighed against the extrava:
And ha VI clerks since they had been reelected
ih nT become Chairman He WAS OF tho opinion
and AL am Shairmen should huve these clerks.
NJ SS .uidy veto for tho ma iority report
nnow Dem. ILL said thnt most OF the
senii,eihen On this floor wero lcre as u protest
TSa att ,he oxtruyasnnco OF tho last Congress.
foa statements OF tho minority VI tho commit
tS liz nave not boen successfully met and until
Of os are no could not vote for the appointment
public duty ''~'' NV NV "'o"'N 'o'
n6 AT. GGSorgs D. Wise Dem., Va heartily sup.
thsre nr the majority report, but would 90 fur