The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-08


Alliance In tho south or Democratic al.
liance in tho north.
One OF tho two they must give up.
This question went deeper into politics
than anybody conceived. Tho organi.
zation OF this house had been directed
towards forcing this question upon tho
country. He did not know which was
moro important, that congressman
should DO returned from Georgia and
Mississippi or that n Democratic Prcsi.
dent should bo elected in 1902
Mr.. Rood, of Maine, cordially agreed
for onco with tho gcntlomen from Nlassa.
chusetts. That gentleman had pointed
ont tho vast Democratic majority that
had been secured by falso pledges to tho
people-pledges that were now in pro.
cess OF being broken [laughtcrl upon
the dclusivc and false statements that
improper means had boon used in tho
government of the Fiity-frst Congress,
tho Democrats had gone before
the people denouncing actions which
they this very day surpassed. Repub.
lican laughter and applause. They
themselves had ovcrridden what they
had called tho sacred rights OF the mi.
nority with n harder hoof than they
had over been ridden over before. They
had deliberately overrulcd the decision
Of Speaker Carlisle, who, in the Fiftieth
Congress, had decided that no business
could be transacted until tho journal OF
the house was approved. In their eager
moss to override tho rights OF tho minor
ity, they had overriddcn the decision OF
the speaker they had hitherto delighted
to honor Here was two-thirds OF the
capital stock OF tho last election flung
to tho winds, and as the gentleman
from Massachusetts had well said. when
tho people got up to expose them tho
people would gladly roctify the fright
ful mistake they had made in 700.
Laughter
Mr.. Pierce, ofTennessee, said that the
Democratic party had favored aud
would ever favor a bill for the free COIN
age OF silver. Within the last three
years 2S Democratic state conventions
in their platforms had declared for the
free coinage OF silver.
Mr.. Bland said the free coinage cues
ton was one which ought to be consid-
cred outside and independent OF any
party cxigency connected with it. Mr..
Carllsle's ruling referred to by Mr.. Reed
did not apply to the present case.
THE VOTE.
After further debate, participated in
by Messrs. Mckeighan, Townsend and
Boutelle, the yeas and nays were order
ed and resulted in the adoption of the
resolution-year 100; nays 81, as fol-
lows:
4EAs-Abbott, Anderson, Alexander,
Allen, Arnold, Babbitt, Bailey, Baker,
Bankhead, Bartine, Beeman, Beldcn,
Belknap, Bergen, Blanchard, Bland,
Blount, Boatner, Boutellc, Bowers, Bow
man, Branch, Brelz, broderick, Brook
shire, Bryan, Bullock, Burrows, Busscy,
Butler, Bynum, Byrnes, Caminetti,
Capehart, Caruth, Catchings, Gate, Clark,
Of Wyoming; Clarke, OF Alabama;
Clover, Cobb, OF Alabama; Cogcswell,
Cooper, Cowles, Cox, of Tennessee;
Grain, OF Texas; y. Crawford, Gull
berson, Cutting, Dalzell, Dayis.?
Dearmond, Dixon, Doan, Dockery,
Dolliver, Edmunds, Ellis, Enloe, Enochs,
Epes, Everett, Fithian, Flick, Forman,
Forney, Fowler Gantz, Gearr, Good
night, Gorman, Grady, Griswold, Hal
verson, Hamilton, Hare, Harries, Hatch,
Haushcn, Haynes, OF Ohio; Heard,
llomphill, Henderson, Of Iowa !; Hender-
son, OF North Carolina; Herman, Hit,
Hooker, OF Mississippi; Hooker OF New
York; Hopkins, OF Illinois; Huff, Hull,
Johnson: OF Indiana; Johnson, OF North
Dakota; Johnstonc, OF North Carolina;
Jolley, Jones, KEN, Kilgore; Kyle, Ian
ham Lawson of Virrinio. oweon nj
Georgia; Lester. OF Georgia; Lewis,
Lind, Livingstone. Long, Loud, Nal.
lory, Mansur, Martin, McClelland,
McCreery, McKcighan, AIcAlillin, Nc
Rae, Niilliken, Montgomery, Moore,
Moses, Norton, Oates, O'Donnell, O'Fer-
rail, O'Ncil, OF Missouri; Otis, Owen,
Parrett, Patterson, Of Tennessee Patton,
Payntcr, Pcndleton, Perkins, Pickler,
Pierce, Post, Price, Raines, Randall,
Richardson, Rife, Robertson, OF Louist-
ana; Sayrcs, Scott, Scorley, Shively,
Simpson, Smith, Snodgrass, Snow,
Stackhousc, Stephenson, Steward, of
| Illinois; Stewart, of Texas Stockdale,
Stone, Wm. A., Stone. OF Kentucky;
Sweet. Tarsncy,, Taylor, Esra B., Taylor,
Jos. B., Taylor, Vincent A., Terry, Till
man, Townsend, Tucker, Turner Walk
er, Warwick, Washington, Watson,
Waugh, :Wcaderick, Wheeler, OF Ala
bama; White, Whiting, Wike, Williams,
of North Carolina; Williams, OF Illinois;
Wilson, OF Washington; Wilson, Of Mis-
souri,; Wilson, OF West Virginia; Vim,
Wise, Wright, Youmans-l0O.
NAYs-Amerman, Andrew, Barwig,
Beltzhoovcr. Bentley, Brickner, Duch-