The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-25


The chair recognized him. ana Mr.. Bur-
| rows in d calm, deliberate manner moved
20 lay the pending bill on the table. He said
that the motion took preceience Of the mo-
ton OF the gentleman from Missouri lMr.
Bland and demanded the yeas and nays on
his motion.
The chair (Mr. Crisp without denying or
oonceding the assumption Of Mr.. Burrows
that his motioa had precedence said: The
chair will hear the gentleman on the ques-
ton whether or not that motion takes pre-
cedence"
Mr.. Burrows was prepared for the inquiry
and read from rule 10 clause 4, giving the
order In which motions might be made.
THE CALLING or THE ROLL.
The chairman on reading the rule i'm
mediately decided in favor Of Sir. Burrows,
aud then amid Intense excitement the clerk
began 10 call the roll on Mr.. Burrows
motion, which brought the question to a
square test vote. The excitement became
intense as the call progressed and the
members plainly showed It in the restless
manner with which they moved about
and crowded to the space In
front of the speakers desk Private in
| formation given out that the vote stood
yeas las, nays I47, excited every member
and the aisles were thronged as the clerk
proceeded 70 recapitulste the vote. The re-
capitulation being completed, the speaker
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but before doing so directed the clerk to
call his name. The clerk called ''Mr. Crisp
of Georgia. and "Mr. Crisp Of Georgia.
awaiting himself of his right as a represent
alive, cast his vote ia the negative amid the
deafening applause Of the advocates of the
measure.
Mr.. Bland Of Missouri, not aware that
this vote saved his measure from immediate
! humiliation, changed his vote from the
| negative to the affirmative in order that he
| might have an opportunity TO move recon-
sideration, but being advised in moment
that the motion was defeated by tie vote
again changed to the negative.
| Mr.. Enloe Of Tennessee, with his hat on,
hastily strobe into the House aud said he
| desired to have his vote recorded.
| The Speaker-Was the gentleman In the
House during the roll call and failed to hear
| his name calledl
Mr.. Enloe was compelled to respond in
| the negative.
The speaker was memorable, and said the
gentleman could not vote.
MIR. Enloe yelled an announcement that
he had just come in from an investigating
committee.
Mr.. Herbert OF Alabama next asked the
same privilege Of being recorded and re-
piled in the affirmative to that part Of the
| inquiry as TO whether or not he was in the
hall of the House during the vote, but when
gentleman failed to hear his name called,
Mr.. Herbert was fain to reply: II could
! not say that" and accordingly the speaker
refused TO permit him 60 vote.
The motion was lost by q tie vote Of yeas
l4S, nays 1873.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
The following is the vote in detail:
YEAs-Messrs. Amerman. Andrew, Atkinson
| Bacon, Barwig, Belden, Belknap, Beltzhoover
| Bensley, Bergen, Bingham, Boutele, Bowman
Brawley, Buckner, Brosius, Drummer, Buchanan
OF New Jersey. Bunting, Burrows Bushnell.
| Cable, Cadmus, CALDWELL Castle Coussy,
Chaplin. Chapman, Clancy, Cobb of Missouri,
Coburn Cochran, Cogswell, Coolidge. Coombs,
| Covert, Cox Of New YORK. Craig of Pennsylva-
MIA, Crosby, Cummings, Curtis, Cutting, Dal-
| sell, Daniel DeForest. Dingley, Doan Dolliver
| Dunphy, English, Fellows, Fitch, Flick Geary
| Geissenheimer, Gillespie, Greenleaf, Girls
void. Grout Hall. Hallowell. Hamil-
Of Georgia. Haynes of Ohio. Hen
derson OF Iowa. HIT Hoar, Hooker
Of New York, Hopkins of Pennsylvania, HOP
| kns OF Illinois, HOuk OF Tennessee, Huff, Hull
johnson Of Indiana, johnson OF Maryland Ket-
cham, Krebbs, Logan, Lapham, Lind, Little,
Lockwood, Lodge Loud, Lynch, Magner, Nc
Mutchler, Newbsrry, O'Donnell, O'Nein Of
Massachusetts,, O'Neill OF Pennsylvania, Outh-
waite, Page of Rhode Island. Page of
Perkins,. Post, Powers, Quackenbush,
Rains Randall, Kay, Rayner, Reed, Reyburn'
Rife. Robinson of Pennsylvania, Russell, Soul
Seerley, Shonk, Smith. Sperry Stephenson
Stevens, G, A Stone, Storer. Stout Stump,
Taylor of Illinois, J. D. Taylor, Tracey, Walker,
Warner, Waugh, Weaver, Wheeler of Michigan,
| Wilcox, Williams OF Massachusetts Wilson of
| Kentucky, Wilson of Washington, Wilson of
West Virginia, Walverton and Wright-I48.
NAYs-Messrs, Abbott, Anderson, Alexander.
Alien, Arnold, Baboitt, Bailey, Baker. Bank
head, Bartine. Beeman, blanchard, Bland,
Blount, Bowers, branch, breckenridge of
Arkansas, Breckenridge Of Kentucky Brett,
Frederick, Brookshire, Bryan, Buchanan of
| Byms, Caminetti, Capehart, Caruth, Cate,
Clark of Wyoming Clark Of Alabama, Cobb of
Alabama, Cowles, Cox of Tennessee, Grain of
! Texas, Crawford. Culberson. Davis, Dearmond,
Dickerson, Dixon, Dockery, DUNCAN, Edmunds
Ellis, Eppes, Everett. ETHAN, Forney. Fowler,
Funstan, Fyan, CAN'T, Goodnight.
Harries, Hatch, Heard, Hemphili
Henderson of North Carolina, Herman. Hol
man, Houk of Ohio, johnson of Ohio, Jolley,
KEN, kgore, Kyle, Lane Lanham, lawson OF
Virginia, Lawson of Georgia. Layton, Lester of
Georgia. Lewis, Livingston, Long. Mallory
Mausur, Martlp, Mcclellan, McCrearY. NC
Keghan, McMillen, McRae. Meredith, Mills
Montgomery. Moore, Moses, Norton, OFFER
rail-. O'Neill of Maine, Otis. Owens,
Parrett, Patterson of Tennessee, Patton.
Paynter, Pearson. Pendleton, Pckler, Pierce
Price. Reilly. Richardson, Robertson of Louisi
ana, Rockwell, Sayres, Scott, Shively, Simpson,
Snodgrass, Snow, Stackhouse, Stewart of Hi
nois Stewart of Texas, Stockdale Stone of Ken
lucky, Sweet of Virginia, Taylor, Terry, Till
man. Townsend, Tucker. Turner, Turpie War
WICK. Washington, Watson, Weadock, Wheeler
of Alabama, White. Whiting, Williams of North
Carolina, Williams of Illinois, Wilson of Mis-
souri,, VIM, Wise. Youmans and the Speaker
las.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED.
Mr.. Cultivate Of Ohio at once moved tc
adjourn.
The motion temporarily left the members
at sea as 20 their course.
Mr.. Bland, rising to parliamentary in.
quiry, asked If the effect OF an ad journment
would be to make another special order
necessary to cali up the bill.
The speaker said 1t would.
The vote on ad tournament was in no sense
party one, or one indicating on which
side of the silver question the voters stood
Many of the most pronounced anti-silver-
ties voted in opposition and the motion wa
declared lost by vote of 80 yeas to 49,
nays.
Then Mr.. johnson of Ohio took hand in
the fight with motion TO reconsider the
vote by which the House refused to table
the bill, and Mr.. Bland parted his foil with
a motion TO lay that motion on the table.
Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky moved to
take recess until 10 o'clock tomorrow
but such chorus of opposition came from
all parts Of the floor that he withdrew it.
JoHNSoN's MOTION REJECTED.
The question then required on the motion
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