Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
TIE SILVER BILL.
Mp. STEWARDS MEASURE PASSES
ThE SENATE eY a MAJORITY OF q.
Senator i'm Speaks In Opposition to Di-
lstsry Tactics and Votes for the Biii--
stewart Delighted.
rpy telegraph 10 tho Dispa,ch.l'

fYiy telegraph 90 fh3 Dlfpatcnsi
w,euNerov. July 1.-The Senate voten
,,.I.oprn over from to-day til Tuesday
ucAt. fo,
Air. Wopherson withdrew his request io'
tho privilege Of addressing The s'n".e
the silver bill, and he also ~ithufo" -
| ,.d all objections. expressed @, i'"S,, -na,,,d
( fhe order Of the senate ho '",a'~
X otter no objection and 10 dhhioiS i"osit ~
/ ,..l sbonld do nothing TO interfere - .s".
49,, ,.,r,,., into effect tot the order % M
L 'e - A.. ~tfrmpt was nano /" ~,
"'''' .' i,,Yrr time when NV'v ''. s'. 80
."'t..'.., fbe silver bill. hut o"anh
't.'.,rs oi Mr. Morgan WV I";ne
,rf .,lr without %"
~ cac' .,-o,ce report on the bill as 70
- q f.ur, of Aupoais was Yty-
- osr,elto. Private uensioh oul,
.,lr,I,r were then taken up apu
& t....t,-,4sbt Of them passed
E an snylR sill ASD hLt"
& ,.o ,,cl,ck Mr.. Morgan, who had
,f..I.,fors entered tho chamber, IN
.-.I .fiic Char as 60 what propo>illoh
t..n made to-day on the suolcct %
/ ,.r silver li.l. Ho SAID ina ne n~uueIs'p1o14 ~ 1,4
trlt the Senator from Nc" JeIsIN al
Ha . |N
n.f l,.lrc - speak on the uiu on ae.oun, .'li
lst.th. Ho had also been Informed
I..t tir Senator from Ncw YORK N!I'
4 lfr. 3.-ffrd 20 speak Oh the Dli' iio
'.I ir,itr.d of thaJ senator whctheT ne
i.,.,v lich purpose. Air. hlll h"n lVi"
l..I.ai DC tho biil were pos'Po4Su io
w. 4lI probably speak upon II, Dut tl". ng
fr.,' faslr, g. have the blll po9lp1
of. t..t account. il the Senator rom Nv Sg"
t... desired 10 speak upon u re olI'
ft...rI ,.ould bo very wiling 10 haf'
t... -.r,r extended 70 give him that opper-
I.a prellnc officer. NJ. Nanderson'
Old answer t0 Mr Morgan ,que'uou'
f.t mo- proposition had btch su9- {
I..tf.I t1 tAr Chair TINS morning. q, i,il"u-"
tl.ra had been some discussion as 10 pro
positions but nothing hai yeV "V'" 'N-
tort4uci Dos the Ihair
NcrsoE TO ErcoNDnr.
,ir Vest inquired whether motion hau
loon made tp rcconmit The bill
az. Presiding Ofic.r: That motion has
boom made by the Senator from oregon
tir N.-t. And that motion Is pending
Tn, Ir,-Id.ug officer: Ihat islhe PeNu-
IuE motion. .... ,.,.o.,,
4 Io4uni discussion between sever.
t.r.tor. was interrupted by the presl0lhg
.e...r. siaIat2 p. ~ laid the silver oill
I,f.-. tls senate as the unfinished busi-
r and -aid tla, he felt IT hls duiN 10
,.I attention to the unanimous consent
r.t,u ou tae 18th OF June. He had an eN-
fr..f rtsl from tho CmIrs 'phW WcF1
covering that matter, and tncn anno3uhfc,u
That THE pending question was MI. boiPH
y,.t..u H.. r,commlt the Till Mr.. RYE
..i Ar stewart whether Ac contendci
,..fuu1,r that agreement the senate was
-..,.rt.I f. a SIMPLE vote on the blll ana
um udm,ui-. ,.,3:1
Mr. stewart Intimated that he did.
TI.. ..pr.aidluy officer continued IN, STATE
m.It. He sand: & motion was pcndluG,
made hy the Senator from lillno,5 'Mf.
Palmer, g. sirkc out all ot the blh after
tln trst soctlou. Notice oi other amend
U.uis had been given. Pending that con-
ultfou of the question the Senator IRON
OREGON lir. Dolph) moved 10 recOmmt
fla. bii 10 the Committee on Finance. Inc
Char holds that that IS proper parild-
m.utary notion. and that under the rules
of the Senate ~ has precedence over any
motion to amend. Therefore the pending
Question ON tle bin ia the motion of tho
Senator from Oregon TO recomnt the
Mr.. Morgan appealed from that deci-
siam. hat after Some discussion Ao with
LraW tie appeal.
G0EMAN FOR DELAY.
Sir. German said that thore were soma
t.r- vino were entirely uuureparcd TO carry
1uf tho agreement and who desired that
fvrlh,r reasonable time should Ho Arente1.
He therefore appealed 10 the senator ifoh
Alabama lNT. Morgan not 10 INSIST on
having tho vote taken To- Gay, but 10 iot AZ
hc fixed for some Otuer day.
Mir Morgan said that he had drawn up
o prDposition. which he would submit TO
fn. senate: hut FIRST he repeated ms pre-
WON. remnrk that be had asked the Sena-
t.r from New York Mr. HID whether
l.de-ired 90 speak on the bill or not, ald
That senator had said he md not. Mr.
Morgan went on 90 suhinlt ms proposltlQh.
If,tn4 that ou thursday the 1th'ot July,
attp ~ the Senate will, without fur
tnrr debate. proceed 60 vote ON the blii
AMI any pending amendments without
amy diiatory notion.
NJ Butlor. We may as we'll face the
music to-day as week hence. / there
fore cab for vote oa the motion 10
I,c,mmit.
tIon.
lir. Hill: f. debate in order?
Ihe presiding officer minated that
without unanimous consent, which he,
however. Wa poWeIless 10 enforce, debate
Was not IN order.
Nr. Vest: ask unanimous consent that
~. senator from New York may address
tLe Senate If he desires TO do SO.
sINAroR MIL spEARs.
Consent being given, Mr.. Hill said: /
desire 70 sneak q word IN reference 10 tins
rariicular motion. | am not quite pre-
iarei to aeree that that motion IS IN order
a. th.st time That question ls not, how
ever. before the Senate; aud II IS unneccs-
cary that / shouts express my opinion
up,nlt. II involves purely question OF
parliamentary law, ii does seem 10 me
strange that II the Senate recognizes IL is
r.eAt 20 make an agreement OF this cbarac-
.cr 10 has not the night TO enforce 1t. l
..fs supply to state that | shall vote
nlliust sae motion go TocOmmit, not on
arv parliamentary gii1und. hut SIMPLY ON
TIE ground that III I.s Judgment the mc-
u.nI4a violation of the UNANIMOUS con
tou. given a few days ago.
lHE MOTION 10 HfcoIMIr LOST.
The vote was then taken, and the mo-
tIDu % rec0mmit was deieated-yeas, 2S I;
says. Il. lhe following is the vote IN de-
xAl
Nr,s-Mcssrs Allison, Brlce Cary, Carlisle,
Cullou. DAVIS. nawca Dixon, Dolph, FELTON,,
Irrr, Galunghcf. G0rman, Gray. Hale, Hans
btaurh. Hawley, Mci'her-on, ManGsrson, Palmer,
Perkins, iiau. Proctor, sawyer StOckDrdge,
Marfou. Nashburn, and Mhite-2S.
NAN,-Mc-sr4 Allen, Bates, Berry, Black
burn. BIulcctt, Butler. Cameron, COckrcil, Coke,
p4toi-. tsulkucr George. Harris, Hul, Jones
tNrtaIa'. kcuua. Kyle, Mills. Mitchell, Morgan,
Paddock. rcucT, Power, Rausom, ShOup, stew
ari. Icnor IIrple, Vest, Nalihnll, and Wolcoit-
81.
Nfsr FOR pOsrI ONfMfNr.
Mr.. Vest moved topostpone further con.
sid,gauon Of the bill until the first Mon
day ln December.
Mr. Teller That Is direct and fragrant
violation Of the agreement.
Nir. Vest: ! deny that positively.
Mr.. blackburn: l move 10 lay that mo-
tiou On the table.
Sir. Biackburr's motion was defeated by
d iie vote yeas. 2s. nays. 2s.
The question was then again taken on
Alr Ne-rs motion. and II was defeated by
Ike tie vOte-yeas. %; nays, q.
rALNER's AMENDMENT AGRKKDro.
ihen Mr.. Pelmer's amendment 10 strike
oui al oi Is original bill except the first
section Was agreed % without division.
ME. Stewart then offered as an amend
meut hla substitute providing for the free
coinage ct SILVER bullion under the terms
OF the &c, OF iais and repeating the law OF
1890.
Several amendments and motions TO ad-
iourn were defeated. Among the amend.