The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-28

the anti.siIysr ~ men en- Reed md burrows both
ISas sf beero this the Illuminated ceiling
!hs states twSEiea Above ike fS ,eliations
In The heavens, and there was mellow glow
Ohio. who had. voted for free silver for that
Sy myd oE Soa q the
also also sc a Tie were hunting pn Mr. Cooper
scene with ntense interest. while Tie throng in
iien!t to get through them. Mr. iSreckinriigs
q Kentucky was anxious to defer the fight tn
in oGlock IN the morning. but Mr johnson in
Mr. Bland d, moved to table 4; The yea and my
Mr Blsnds disndvantas" GO. Iii His m"iion NV wa i,
lost The silver men were retnforced .y
c Goos OF OF e sad q SG"
Illinois: and tho anti silver men by johnson OF
Ohio W; 4; stone Of Fcnnsylv4nia; Mr. Wads-
bania.
The change Of the vote Of Tom Johnson had
hs vos 'a S d ih t snS"icr s saG
The Chair will direct the Clerk to rccapitu-
lato the names OF those voting"
by which tho House refused to. table the pond
ING bill was then put to tho House. on a yen
and @atsS Joe oNe " B %SR Ms sna Fred
Williams Of Massachusetts sat in front seat.
ssSSn sr n aa hfy sSss nsates %
count Of the clerks heretofore had been
II will be noticed that tho Speaker. Of his
own accord. had before this twice ordered tho
CLERK to rEeeapituato the VOTE Ihis time.
out a, recapituiaton; and ho, announced ,14s
n an instant the House was in nj an "prSar. 1t
sion. thus far. Bourko Corkran demanded u
recapItulation. and joe TNcii threw, down Ms
and other anti silver mon were Wild with in;
ddiignation; The silver men cried Too late,
ton. no said. If is too late after tho an
n nomncement Of tho vote. BeiGrp the an
1T is not too lat. to correct an error"
:. III any gentleman had asked a recapitpla;
ton before tho announcement of Tho vote"
the srGaker replied tho ChairwqAki have
Again tho House went wild. ONeil shouted
again that the tally was wrong and added.
DO you tell me that l cannot correct an.
Cochran and Fitch, tried to mako rarlia,
mentary Inquiries. and all the members rushed
there might be trouble. The speaker held tho
gaysl with firm grip; He told tho Sergeant
much difficulty But when tho Speaker again
refused to ordcr.a, recapituln:ion. quoting tho
rule under which he did it, the excitement
nj vain did Mr. 9Ns call H.. his attention to to
aeee I'D To Reed s ID assert e' That i"
earitulateL, tho vote unless nnnnimons con.
Crisp stood by tho rule. 1t did not provide for
any rec2pitulation., Meantime Mr.. Gockrran
feeling had again grown very bitter and tho
House was riotous. Cochran strenuonsly in
The tumult was n"iiy GnrIled by silver Dol:
lar Bland. Rising in his sent h9 said that IL
any gentleman ON tho flor stated that he
call, lie hoped that it would be recapitulatcd.
and he asked S unanimous consent e for recapit-
tleman had stated that no had reason to be-
lieye that there was an error in the count. the
Chair would haze asksh u 4i,n Gi consent
There were loud cries Of That's right, and
given and Nlr. Cochran withdrew his appeal.
had concluded u, xeIl-knit gentleman with y
lie Was ff' Meyer q New oresns lie san an:
and voted in the atlirmatiyo. That vote
hnd not been recorded by the Clerk. Mr.. Hun
f Whsn h as% % ne a I
not nnpsar upon the Clerk roll. The speaker
said: The House having by unnnimousc9n
tion the Chair thinks that carries with it. by
implication. il not otherwise. the right to ,scor-
be
having stated that they did vote. it is not their
fault that they arc not recorded. The Chair
they will I've recorded" -.
Atthis there was loud applause and cries Of
Bravo Tho storm died away US quickly as
The vote upon tablInc the bill early in tho
eySsaE Was IVA t he Gp"n p
considerations; This reduced the silver vote
eoam msEes 4 10 H .P Of Aa
bama gave the additional vote, The loss Of
b Rnos Of Yes to the silver men
The question then again came upon Mr..
Burrows's motion to table the pending biil.
to ask for Il rcca pituation before the vote was
announced. It was well that they Iid So The
ame
vas va called. and voted aye in strong voice.
ed TIL. House again became bellam. when
Mr.. Cultivate shouted TINT q gentleman had
Was not 'asH in tho Hou,s lie referred to lis "o
league. Mr.. Donavnn. who was not present,
nor had he been present during the r3ll call i
Mr. Livingston rep led that he had been here.
M SHa wsn thu Hight #
Cultivate to change the tally OF the Clerk
There was Il sharp spat between Mr.. Me Rae
and Mr. Fitch. The confusion was unbounded.
and things looked threatening. Tho Speaker
cndcavorod to restore order. and called upon
the Sergeant alarms. Ike Hill carried the
great silver mace up tho main aisle. Tho
members gave wayas 1t came near them. hut
Mr.. Livingston Of Georgia did not move fast
enough. Mr. Hill conducted him to his seat
with great gravity; Meantime q well known
silver man handled the excited Mr.. Fitch upon
prevailing. the sight was too much for tie
LAUGHTER. This feeling was somewhat calmsd
when Mr.. DUNCAN Of Ohio asserted that no had
been detained on committee duty and that us
he was entering tho hall he had met Dir. Dona-
van going out. II o asked him what was going
on. and no replied that therD WAS roll cali
Whether he voted or not did not know.
Upon the assurance that Mr.. Donavan' vote
men men made AIDE no further protest. ThS speaker
Tic Bill to ids against 4. Tom Johnson 81
Ohio voted with the silver host under'the mis-
taken impression that he might move for an
other reconsideration. and MIR. Meyer had dis.
Mr. Cooper. reappeared and voted
with tho silver men. Mr.. Johnson afterward
moved to reconsider the vote. but the Speaker
ruled the motion out OF order. Under gem
oral parliamentary law and rules" he, said.
there could not be u repetition Of such mo-
tionc Nnhnbv an ast ion 4 tha ruling