The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Chair. Ie said that % recQmihit lno Di.'
without instructions was SIMPLY 20 ue'siol r, -
Tie Finance Committee had areauy iepoi.- p
"a og,i,.t tbe bill The obvious purpose was
of cour.o to defeat the BILL Senators Coulu
,.,-c,l.o tbomseIves from voting against VIC
f,n n,1er fbe fa' M pretext that their motlFe
WAS to pet a better bill. But 'he couu'iy
,yould understand that vote 10 io10''''''''
was "a vote against tho Dill 80, Ia sbould
Mr.. Harris Dem, Tenn. balu 10 -
sustain the ruling of the Chair because 10 70 20
Geved IL was iu accord with the rules VI .,,o Iuo
co,oto tbousb in violation OF the unaulmOuS
1Ir German stated that four years ago on
the Chinese question MI lngHna M M 90
that % similar motion made by MN .'iI ,,,,,s ~,
I.anl was not iu violation OF un1u''.iyJu' man IT,
agreement After further discussion MI. 'AG. G.
gan said his appeal having suoaeI'0N ''
purpose he would withdraw it o.4.. f,o,o
Mr. German appealed % the nena,oi nena..l,,,,,r
Alabama 90 grant further posIpCDoio ~
recitng the circumstances unueI WIZ" W.
unanimous consent bad boen gwen. c
After "a heated cOilOquy between tn9 oenn-
atar from Nevada Mr. stewart ana Tue oen
at.r from Connecticut Mr. Platt 3 anu WIN
"a desire 10 show Mr. Stewart that there was
ro desire 20 blibuster against tho bill, Mr
Morgan EXPRESSED willingness 70 posIp nc
the consideration 90 Thursday next.
Nr. Dolph expressed "a Willingness I y WIZ
draw bis motion TO Orecommlt u lb "h7 luoukn'
10 be ia Violation OF inc NH+ui'iiV"' 'n .Nr
rneut though he did not think u was.
E3sir. Palmer expressed hope that the mo-
fon w0uld not be Withdrawn, as II was, 10 MS
opini0n the proper way II disp0sinR OF the
matter. He was tired of the inslnuauons
about senators wanting TO dodge lie ana NOT
believe there was any one VINO uesHou 10
evade responsibility IN this matter
Mr.. Stewart said he could not assent 20 a
,,,etnoreuent except on condition that all
dIatory motions should be ruled out.
Sir Morgan. Then let us get 90 vote now.
The President pro TEN. announced that Ihe
question was on the motion o. the senator
from Oregon tMr. Dolph that the oiil ana
om4ndmeDts be recOmmitted TO the Commit
tee on Finance.
1ir. Hi1 Dem. N. Y.) Is debate in order
ON that propositions
Tie President pro tenn: Under the Jules of
the Senate debate is IN order. The Chalr has
called attention If the Senate 20 the agree
mont which the Chair is powerless to en-
force.
Ar. Frye But under the agreement debate
IS not in order.
8lr. Vest Dem. MOI asked unanimous
consent that the Senator from New YORK DO
allowed O. proceed.
SENATOR HILLS VIEWS.
Consent being given Mr.. Hill. who was
istened % In silent attention. said.
] desire TO speak single word 10 regard 70
this particular motion. the motion to re-
commit which I understand ls the pending
question. / All not quite prepared 10 agree
that that motion ls in order at THIS tme.
That question however, IS not before ne Sen
ate. An appeal WAS taken oy the Senator
from Alabama against the ruling of the Chair,
but that appeal has been Withdrawn,
and it is unnecessary that should
express any opinion on that question III
might be purely question oi paIliaHen'aiy
lov, But 10 seems tome strange If the senate
q N.. ~r.r flH frnu al
the character that It has no rght 10 enforce
it rise 10 simply say that j shall vote
AGAINST the motion 20 recOmmt, not on par
Gamentary grounds. DutUecause beAeFe Tue
motion 10 recommlt Us in violation Oi the
unanimous consent given TO take a vote on
tho bill and amendments at o'clock.
The roll was called on motion TO recommit'
and resulted-veas IS. nays 81 30 that the
motion was lost
NIr Vest moved that the consideration Of
the pending Dill be postponed tiil the h's1
Monday of December next
Mr Stewart protested that TINS mouoh was
ina violation of the agreement.
The President pro tenn: Under the rules
Of the Senate it as ln order.
MIR. Stewart: Under the rule. but not nm
/ der the agreement ask the tualf 10 Iulo
I upon the agreement
The President pro tem3 The Chair IS pow
/ erless 20 enforce the agreement.
Nr blackburn lDem.. KY moved % table
/ Mr.. Vests motion, and on that proposition
/ demanded the yeas and nays. The motion
/ was lost-2s 20 2S-a tie vote. similar vote
also defeated the motion to postpone until
Nh SteSarts amended bill then came be-
/ fore the Seuate
Mr. Hale tBep.. Me) moved to adjourn.
/ Lost cas- 26, nays ~.
rE BILL PASSED.
Mr. Vest moved so strike ont Of Mr. Stew
/ arts amended bill the prOvlsO that foreign
/ silver coins and bullion, formed 10y melting
/ down silver coins should be excluded from
/ the provision oil the act.
Mr. Stewart accepted the amendment and II
was adopted without division.
Diat0ry motions of various kinds were for
+ q time resorted 10.
Mn. Allison rep, Ia moved that the act
/ 90 into effect the lst OF July, 1893. Lost
1 5 eas H. nays 36
/ Mr. Warren's rep. Wyo) amendment Of
/ fored Yesterday excluding from the operations
+ of the act an bullion from any source what
ever. except bullion purchased from mines in
+ the United States, was negatyed without q
/ division.
/ The bin was then reported from the Com
mittee of the Whole TO the Senate with the
| following amendment attached on motion OF
/ Mr.. Morgan. That the Secretary o. the
/ Treasury Shall proceed TO have coined all the
/ silver bullion ~ the treasury purchased with
silver coin certificates
Mr. Morgan explained that as the bill re-
/ pealed the act of 1890. there would be no
provision for coinage of silver dollars unless
/ this amendment was adopted. The bill was
| then ordered 90 a third reading and passed by
+ q vote OF 29 TO 25.
TBE DETAILED VOTE.
The final vote on the adoption Of the bill
was in detail as follows.
Yeas Democrats. Bate. Barry. Blackburn
/ Rlodgett. Butter, Cockreu, Faulkner, George,
/ Harris Hlll. kenDa, Kyle Alliance, Mills,
/ Moran hansom Iurpie ana Vest-lZ.
Republican. Allen, Cameron, Dubois,
/ Jones (NeyI Mitchell. PETER (Alliance).
Sanders. Shoup. Squire, Stewart, Teller and
J WOlcOtt-l2. Total %.
Neys-Demoorats Brice Carlisle, Cor
+ man. GRAY. Mel pherson Palmer aud White.
Republicans Allison. Carey. Cullom, Davis,
Dawes Dickson Dolph, FELTON, Galhnger,
/ Hale, Hawley. Manderson Perkins, Proctor,
Sawyer Stockbridge, Warren ancIWashburn-
rs. Total 20.
At T. NJ the Senate went into executive
session and adjourned until Tuesday next.
House OF Representative
On motion of Mr.. Hatch Dem. Mo- the
conference report on tho Agricultural bill was
agreed o..
Mr.. Andrew Dem, Mo- reported favor
( ably from the Committee on Clyil Service
| reform the resolution recently introduced
~,...rdtno the alleged violation of the civil