The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-25

innate w0ri. There was nothing infamou
and nothing wrong in IL. The act ot 1865 de
mouetzng silver was infamous. II any. nc
| had ever been placed on the statute hooks %
! the L nited states. The gentleman from New
| York Mr.. CocSran begged the question. vher
he said this bill was claa legislation. Ii wa!
class Legislation when si!verwa demonsti2et
in 1873,
Al : 0'riock sharp the Sneakers cavel fell
AMI Mr Rlnnl demanded the previous lues
ton. Pending this Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan
moved 20 lay The bill on the table a MI demand
ed the yens AMI nays which were ordered.
While the vote was osingraken the lncr ncr'
began e. gather in the ri IN 'ront u the desk.
aud "a the call prucerLsd the cSritem eut grew
~ the repurt was whisfered from mouth e
mouth that The motion 20 lav the bill IN tn,
Mr.. Banj. thu author or tEe hi. asked t
have his vet, changed from no 10 aye. ID
order to be abb 70 move :. -econst .!esatlon, hut
speaker say The Clerk will cnl M name"
fuR BILL ESCAPES DEr-lr ny oSE work.
Tho speaker voted No. ard then. amid q
silence ~ mnrked a. had been the immediately
rrcyiOus disorder and racket, he SAID;
Tho vote on the motion 70 lay the bill IN
The table is yeas -. nays LIS, 80 the motion
fails
The vote in lntn on Mr. Burrows's motion
was as follows tRepuhicans in italirs All
Farmers Alliance aud Independents in small
CAPS
Ya.-M.a-r, hn-rman andrew t,.,ns7, B-ror,
sar~iv r,isr, t-hsap Beltannnver. R-utry q. q,r,
aranncr BD"it.,. ~ ! - Bnn.,nu ,~rl,a. BnshrrI.
Clbr atmns, 'hnr.r. Caste Cmsey, rhnpm, On ,.
ToS,isr Caamb@, C"yott, COX IS i crais 'T.,
nr".Gr ,amm!nss ,""; 'a'sy - M,ls''' nnn-.,
Hn.Ash fsooa y.Sh. iSS Gra-" Ges1n' ''i
.sfSx. H rS' at.r v, @ yt ..' Ia .yn-s
-, 4-",errs ,in ar. ,ioHr R',s' y h,,S,Ss'
p k-.h," kr,bha Lasan frrhin; L,,t i";t'r Loes
Mc' " i' Wtxaig Nm, S GS.Sncy. Meyer G!cr w..
II. M.c9s F va nn'err,y \ ngr"i r "$
sTYs:s l."ri.& ~ Rayner asri rssa,t G., E""':
!,rpt.t". eyens 'i,"- IA ''or., '"t:t. .mrp, r,a.
~ ns n.ss '' T-, S %asS.T P"S tn %rot
VA, .t,n ', mi Eli VIZ W. "'s "''"" o." va
NAr-N"s.r. AZ xanirr Allen. arnold
r nm'' " rS ,imrn..S TX, Brr Es,,I
Hus"y. Bnt,-r srntn Rrrur~. Ctninalt. C"9"iar
Ana c"vlcs. ,ox T-nnJ cram Texas rr,wInrl cut
DUNCAN. htninLs. k.ts Lpes. krerett, Ehan, Forn-y
.shr , t a 1 aF rT ,sn Hat Tf a4
JOINS, n . J,,,.a kss. Ksors Ky,is. LAM, La1ham
i;tynss i.os Aa.i"rI, , Mnisar har,,n; ay,'t; an
N3orsany MNv ore TeWS %nnT T sr N
NO : Oti-, owens Pnr-r,t, Patterson Tenn PATTON
Reilly. richardson aoa"r,s"a La Rockwell. savers
scott. sh Ne!. -tHY~uN SHOW, etarklnGs", ""lrt
A. Ter Terry VII r man rr,:.{ fucker rarne rdrpin
t,Itl Wnf- Nhi.Ia. Williams " Z }. wyliarn- IL.
",.on Mo. winn. Wise. Y'amans. and Mr. spea"er
When quiet hal haer rarity restored Mr.
0uthwaite Of OHIO moved that the House al.
Nr. Plqrd asked T.. in casa the motion pro-
vailed. the rli would lose rs Da 20 N the cal
endar uni! tho Commit C." on Rules brought
in another order %" rs con sdaratlpn.
Az ffIt.fN ia IA ~
The motion 70 adjourn failed 90 to 1"3.
Mr.. .!"Hn-'n NJ ONO then moved to recon-
stdrr ia" gte by whiGh the. House refused to
lay m" silver t.! an the tai,ir.
Mr.. BInsI PROMPTLY r,ovei 70 'ay tl'at mo-
ton on tho Ia n- on which mntog MIR john
son ra!'o'l s.r 80 yeas and alY-. III. vote 20
revoGsid"r resulted. yeas -. nays e.. The
announcement OF the vote was received with
The speaker then stated the per ling notion
to ie that Ut Mr.. Johns"n'S. to REGIONS dor the
bill on thG table. and u roll ca! wls entered
upon amid confusion that haG prevailed
more OF less for several hours. The motion
wa, lost ! - to IL.
pAyDEMcXIrN ON THE FLOOR.
NJ. O'Neil Of Massachusetts, asket Cor re-
capitulatiun Of The. vote. This the speaker
said WAS not proper. As the request came too
Nessrs; oyer. Tracey Of New YORK. Cochran
Of New York: titEh OF New i1r! and s"y.
2fG ars tho to anu "fs cons
fusi1n were so great TINT it was not
possible 70 fear anyTntng The hou.. va
decision, snt statements Of the spenser. AMI
the pace in front OF the Speaker table wa-
crowded with ,pem ers lo-s!n: and I"sh.n.
each other The Speaker called On the Ser
Order being restored. the Speaker said that
o. he Vote. and that the present
occup pant OF the Chair never refused u request
for recnpi,ulation when made n time. HI
any gentleman reason 10 believe that his vot.
was Incorrect he the Chair would gladly have
the request
Mr ant Re Was snS n the
House b. which 4 vote might he CHI! ilenEed
when anno1ured hHfo-a mem hers had an OBJ
poftuuty to demand u recapt~iasion.
The p-ak-r SAID this Was not - rsrliamen-
TO iscertain how they wera recorded. ana had
the request eeg mad. II tina he would have
II.
Mr. Corkran renii Ell that uron the question
between the npea.sr and himself. But he de-
sired NJ answer e t his 9ae:stlGn. .,,,.,tn .n,
rules OF the House which seem 20 De Unknown
10 good many members OF the Eon.-.
Laughter and APPLAUSE. Gentiemen must
not take such liberties on The hoor. Nothing
Mr. CSckrrn Inquired il it was n order /,
aprenl from the decision OF the Chair
The Speaker said II w!LI.
In appeal was made, and Nr. Bland moved
10 lay Il on the table
MI Ip'.t. Carla u Ina rescue ana gave ms
views on the. question ~ rrcayttu!ation. He
thought 1t WAS not for tie Interest OF any ono
+ nave confusion o. questions VI this kind
Whom ha was Speaker he had denied re-
"a ntGlutinu requests when made with u
view to fiibustrring. but the general custom
had been 10 allow recapjtuiatiOn. II the gem
t!emun FROM New YORK llr. Cochran had in
tended 70 maxi the re'Iil"st for a recapitula-
ton. he presumed the present occupant OF the
Lha!r would allow \ recao!tulation TO bs made
Applause
Mr.Cocsran said he was waiting for mem hers
10 com pIete their changes. He was attending
10 one change 20 ta made hv fha gentleman
from New J.r-ay Mr.. McDonaicl wno wa rs-
corded ~ voting nay aCd who desired to
vot. yen" md rs he WIS looking around to
sac If there were other changes the vote was
announced. He now appealed 20 mem bars II
the House for unanimous consent that re-
"a pitulation he had.
Mr Bland also asked for unanimous con-
sent, and Mr. Cockrnn withdrew his appeal
from the decision o. ths Chair.
Drr.er was once niore restored AID Il reca-
pltlatiOn was made.
Mr.. Meyers of Louisiana appeared before the
bar Il tho House amt said that hn had voted
aye and was not recorded He LETT the hall
Mr. Cockraa inquired il he NJ Meyers
would not he allOw-d t. vote now
The Chair said that as the member from
Louisiana was in the hall and had voted he
would have his vote recorded. Loud ap-
piause
Mr.. HUFF Of PENNSYLVANIA also said that he
had voted and was not recorded: His vote was