Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

20 IL No, coHr,;,a 90. ,,an :, ~ ch.naaa bis
vote to the o,ber s;Se as |. move in toc,,cs
sEwiLDERkD Bf THEIR own STRENGTH.
There was some bad management here, but no
one in particular can be held accountable for it,
The .nti.silver mon we're beuilasrod omexb.t
he ,ha;. a,,,, s,,rnr;s,.,, s,..rr.h Will ar,
'uei. vmn nui PiISine suv"s stp. "une VI!
Ianea 70 hih 'he hlsna o.i On tne spo. .hsy
n;s Vii 81. ~ nos on.t ~ IN, Su@s 49,
ou nc ePeeia, oiuei, Seh,'ins 'ue in oiii 80 ~
.hc caienoas wi'nou. spec.si prnHese, pa' .lia'
sn,,I sne; sn'~sa SUCH s.rens.n as 70 eLe mem. sne
Tha s;i,a. @ ~ any s.rsaa nn .Ie LIZ
d;sSasr,a,.d an In, a.. ,.e Ies.a,s 49, nS anS
oi>hear 'eneo' put they are ALSO uesperA'e Sne
pfopose 70 carry .ne nsnt 70 an e.ueme;
o.n;,aI ~ "or,m.;,,o" -, So Iii .~t.hIs
Su'. Iap, =, sne .;ni 80 n .es m p,ooaos
On rs. h;n 'peo'"' o'"e' NA'"s ''''' 'o' '''e
Mr.. NcNillin has beeo sn,,;actsd to . g,ea,
deal of pressure to induce him to vote in com
mittee sgainst this order, but it Is not expected
'n@, @s ne Dy WIZ. uo s.S so. M.
nm in tbs Honsa a,,ai,' ,r;.,n, ny o;ai .,as
from the comni,,as n,, rnIas oN'-
y. 1o''
CAN A SPECIAL ORDER BE ADOPTED!
The question now is whether or not such q
special order can be adopted in the House
The votes last night indicate that il cannot
,,5 a. -; e: s.,- n n'N
~ ~ 'Av Ieans "n'i-s,e' nen ae oo hos tnink u
Ian I &c, ~ no one can 'en mere were mum.
-. y, . aosen'ees la. 'o assume .nat
- - ~ WIG 'oso VIC en'ei uien
W. w., ;i, d1sens TSre purposeiy away, ana n
nn,sas .or,rlii.a - ne uoose :. so'e esery u"e
TI % SonPeneu W eoIe W .ne sc,a.cn'
s,as,.I oI".ee naI on .uies VIII Prooaoly report
iii - , ouer On nosuA.. a 30 ne report
III " .1 ioi 'ue nerces' nsht yet
anteI nies nave victory r'ght IN
sus,.tad sro,.. .ha's' w .h p.opo'e 70 lave "
COMMITTEE in behalf ~ their onponan,s ~
Of the leaders said this morning that the Wild
est scene during Mr.. Reeds Congress would
not oe circumstance 70 what WI occur II the
Goninittee g, on ruics tries 70 iorce vote on the
oiauo oiiL
n, ~ Is not improoaoie tnat the anti-silver men
VIII te aoIe 10 defeat report from the COM
mistee, ana wniie the Bland bill Is not yet dead
anu may revive ~ IL In q very bad condition
THE REPUBLICANS HOLD THE SITUATION.
From the present outlook the adortioo oY
.rotber .rac;al ord.r fro,, a.. ..,,,n;... =.
- ~ 'Ae .e,. y"
r"'e' uepenus upon 'ne sc'ioh oi 'ne repuoh-
cans The whole situation seems to be pretty
nearly at their command. One Of the most
prominent silver leaders said today that II the
repupncans Sotea against tne special oroer IT
might be defeated and the bill done for; but that
his information was that large number Of the
repubicans would vote Tor the resolution
merely to force direct vote on the bill
iAIAs Win re rePupicsns inoica'e tnat mere is
% 10 w6at nol;cv they sbonld saIia. NJ pnas
and most OF the eastern men insist that they
now occupy the best possible position and win
get the credit Tor the defeat OF the Bland bhl
n M 'nelf . emar.s - are snecessial ihey are using
shep ocenped as night Get
70 vote ,e against tne resoiution from committee
on rules.
FEAR OF THE SILVER MEN.
But if their efforts fail and the resolution is
adopted the Bland bill will not then be
safe II xilI he sub;ect "a mot;ons 40 ,ahI. 40
W Ao.' W
PosIpone ana 70 amena, ana what the siiser
me. rear - 'us. one VI 'uese in9uons prooaoiy
.m su"' a " as sy ey are ho' AZ
a.. az Ioiuen' .m Vi 'ne fesois oe'ns i"'ofaoie 70
'ng Tt onL
inere Is some laik Oh proposiuon from tne
opponents 10 the measure 70 have the whole
matter go over until next session. win an ORDER
iof rose a' q ssy .luie, Sttuout tne possipuity
.a SI nhIuster, 4, Inc radical radical silver men nave
sneir blood up now, however ana can prooa.
ply be settled oy nothing short OF direct
knockout
The southern democrats are saying that the
defeat OF the Dill means the success OF third
party In the south and the loss OF several
southern states TO the democrats. This feeling
makes them determined to fight it out and to
get the bill through on Monday II possible.
Ihe hght Is postponed until then
ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE.
In view of the eXtreme closeness of the fvo
a.. - ,h. s;Iro- ,ras,;o, 90 a;.,I..., g.. ~.
sioeS on 'ne '"'e' aues-A'n es "'s'ioseu ny ras'
nights vote an maIysis OF the tie vote on the
test motion of Mr.. Burrows lMich. to lay the
Bland bill on the table win be interesting.
On this motion each side secured l4s
votes and IS members put down
as not voting, OF which number
the Congressional Record shows that 20 were
announced to be paired on this vote, leaving
IS impaired. or the l4s votes cast in favor Of
the motion SO were cast by democratic menu
bers of the House and 66 by republican men,
bers. The negative vote shows the names OF
IL republicans, the other 1877 being either
d0mocrats or alliance men. The unex-
poctedly large showing Of democratic votes
against the silver bill came from the following
states: New York. 10; Pennsylvania, 10; Miss
issippi q; Massachusetts,, q; Iowa, s.; New
Jersey. Ohio and Maryland, 4 each: Illinois.
Connecticut and Michigan, 8 each: New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, Louisiana and Minnesota.
2 each; South Carolina (Mr. Brswley). Della.
ware, j; West Virginia, / (Mr Wilson,; Missouri
(Mr. Cobb) and California (AIr. Geary).
The eleven republican votes opposed 70 the
motion MADE Oy mr. 6urfOWb are scattered over