The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-14
SAVANNAH, GA, THURSDAY, JULY II, 1892.

head. Bartine, Beeman. Blanchard, Bland,
Blount, Bowers, Bowman Branch, Bretz, Brook
shire. Brown, Bryan, Buchanan of Virginia,
Bullock Bann, Butler, Byrnes Caminettt, Cape,
hart, CaGchings, Cate, Cheatham, Clark OF
Wyoming, Glover. Cobb, Cooper. Cowles, Cox
TsnpssiSs Cram bsv Crawford 1nouS
Dixon, Dockery, Donovan. DUNCAN, Edmunds,
Ellis, Enloe, Epes, Everett, Fithian, Forney,
Fyan, Gantz, Goodnight, German, Grady, Hal
vorsen, Hare. Harries, Hatch, Heard, Hemp
Hooker of Mississippi. Johnson of Indiana,
Johnstone OF South Carolina, JolleyI Jones, KEN,
Kendall Kigore, Kyle, Lane, Lanham. Lawson
of Virginia, Lawson OF Georgia, Layton
Lester of Virginia, Lester of Georgia,
Lewis, Livingston. Long Mallory, Mansur,
Martin, McCreary, Mckeishan, dcMnhn. Me-
O'NeIl Of Missouri, Otis, Owens. Parret, Pat
ton, Paynter. Pearson, Pendleton, Pisrce, Post,
Price. Robertson of Louisiana, Sayers, Seerley,
She'll, Shively, Simpson, Snodgrass Stewart of
Texas, Stone of Kentucky, Sweet Tarsney,
Terry, Tilimap, Townsend. Tucker, Turner,
Turpin, Warwick, Washington, Watson, Wea-
dock Wheeler OF Alabama, White Whitney,
Williams OF North Carolina, Williams Of Illinois,
Wilson Of Missouri. Winn, Wise and Youmans-
1886
NAYs-Messrs Amerman, Andrew, Atkinson,
Barwig, Belden, Bellzhoover, Bentley, Bergen
Bingham, Brawlsy, Breckinridge of Arkansas,
BreckinridRs of Kentucky. Bricknor, Brosius,
Brunner, Buchanan OF New Jersey, Bunting
Caldwell, Campbell, Caruth, Castle, Causey,
Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy. Clarke OF Alabama,
Cobb of Missouri Coburn, Cochran, Oogswell,
Compton. Coolidge, Coombs, Covert, Cox OF
New York, Crosby, Cummings, Curtis, Cutting,
Dalzell, Daniel. DeForsst, Dickerson. Dingley,
Doan, Dolliver, Dunphy. Duroorow. English
Funston, Geissenhainer. Gillespie, Green
leaf, Grout, Hall, Hallowell, Hamilton,
HarIner, HarJer, Hayes of Iowa, Hayes OF Ohio,
Henderson of Iowa, Henderson of Illinois. Her
bert Hit, Hoar. Hooker of New YORK. Hopkins
of Illinois. Houk of Ohio, Houk Of Tennessee,
Huff, Hull, johnson OF North Dakota, Ketcham,
Kribbs, Lagan, Lapham, little, Lockwood,
Lodge. Loud, Lynch. McAleer, Mcclellan, Nc
Donald. McGann, Mckinney, Meyer, Miller,
Mitchell, Mutchler, O'Neil of Massachusetts,
O'Neill OF Pennsylvania. Cultivate, Page OF
Tennessee. Payne, Perkins, Powers Quacken-
bush, Raines, Randall, Ray, Rayner, Reed,
Reilly, Reyburn, Rife Robinson OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Rusk, Russell. Scott. SOUL, Shonk, Smith,
Snow, Sperry, Stephenson, Stevens Steward of
Illinois, Stone, William A., storer, Stout. Stump
Taylor Of Illinois, Taylor Of Tennessee Taylor,
]. D., Tracy, Van Horn, Wadsworth, Walker,
Warner, Waugh, Wheeler of Michigan, Wike,
Wilcox, Williams of Massachusetts, Wilson of
Washington, Wilson of West Virginia, Wolver-
ton and Wright-154.
THE PAIRS.
The following pairs were announced: Mr..
Hopkins Of Pennsylvania with Mr.. Broder-
ick, K. B. Taylor with Mr.. Oates, Mr..
Elliott with Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Sanford with
Mr.. Geary, Mr.. Bacon with Mr.. Rockwell,
Mr. Belknap with Mr.. Norton, Mr., Craig
of Pennsylvania with Mr.. Boatner. Mr..
Weaver with Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Magner
with Mr. Meredith, Mr.. Pattison of Ohio
with Mr. Stockdele, Mr.. Picker with Mr..
Morse, AR. Anderson with Mr.. ODonnell.
Mr.. mcKaig with MIR. Peele, Mr.. Wilson of
Kentucky with Mr.. Bynum, Mr. Boutelle
with Mr.. Herman.
Messrs. Grlswold. Haugen, Newberry,
Lind, Springer, Stahlnscker and V. A.
Taylor were absent and impaired. Mr..
Lind, however, entered the House during
the roll call but after his name had been
called. He stated that II he had heard his
name called be would have voted in the
affirmative
An analysis of the vote shows that the
affirmative vote was cast by l1s democrats,
including the speaker, ten alliaucemen and
eight republicans, The republicans were
Messrs. Bowers, Cheathsn, Clark Of Wyo-
ming, johnson of Indiana, JolleY, Post,
Sweet aud Townsend.
The negative vote was cast by ninety-four
democrats and sixty republicans.
The House then proceeded to considera-
tion of private pension bills. FiftV-seven
were passed and the House adjourned.