Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-26

A Resolution riNtHE n Date for the
final Consideration of tae Blii.


A Resolution riNing n Date for she
IiuaI Consideration of i'e MAJ.
wAa,IsoroS, March 2j. - IL Mr..
Ctiohlpgs returns to Washington Ia
Tine, n spuclal order may be brought
mo the House ON Monday for the
immediate consideration OF the Bland
gyer bill and the pending ameud-
ashls. Mr.. Bland, durlug tho afler-
u,on session OF the House, Disclose
htlan by the introduction OF "a rrso-
lsssn fixing Monday, March asih, rs
ada.e on which the hill win be
asn up aud put upon It's passage.
ligompanying the resolutions IL n
Hviflon giving the Speaker the power
hniuso TO entertain any dilatory mO-
Hn. The resolution went 10 the com.
nitee on rules.
lnylew Of the extreme closoncss Of
De yole on the silver question, IA dis
tosed lait night, nm analysis OF the
v5le ON tho test motion OF Mr.. Burrows,
o hy the Bland bill ON the table, IN
Interesting. OF the rs votes In favor
II the motion, 81 were cat by tho
Democrats nnd % by the Republicans.
The negative vote shows III Republic.
Ans aud l37 either Democrats or
Alliance. The unexpectedly large
showing OF Democratic votes
against tho silver Bin cnme
from the following states; New York
y, Pennsylvania 10, Wisconsin .,
Massachusetts, 7, Iowa s, New Jersey,
Ohio and Maryland 4 each, Illinois,
Connecticut and Michigan 3 each,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Logi-
iara add Minnesota . each, South
Carolina I, (Bnwleyl; Delaware |
ICausey; West Virginia |, (Wilsonl;
Missouri |, (Robbl; California 1,
IGeaiyl, Of the eleven Republican
VOTES, Vincent a. Taylor lOhiol whs
TIE only one east OF the Mislissippi
River. Kansas contributed two IN
Biodenrk and Funston, South Dakota
Two more (Pickler aud JOliyl, while
'he other nix votes came from as many
different States. Colorado Gowns.
tndh Wyoming Clark, Nevada
lBaIilne), California (Bowers), Idaho
lsEeeil, Oregon (Hefman). OF the
ltln announced were; Eu0chs with
Tsnney, Sanford with Elliott, Dutbor-
low with Hooker (Misalssippi), Morse
VIII Catohingg, L.. Is. Taylor with
Dates, Van Horn with tombstone
soulh Carolina), Henderson (Illlnois)
With Peel, Rusk with Compton, WA.
sono with Jones 'tNa.) The namIs
nnl gwen In each case are members
Who voted against tho bill, and the
lllleT those who would have voted for
ne assure.
Following Is the list Of members not
aired and who failed 10 vote: Camp.
eslli Wadsworlh and Stahluecker IN.
~ Forman, Wike ana Springer TN. j.
ooper Indy, Clover (Kau.), Cheat.
IAN n. o., Donovan (o.), Shell Is.
VI Herbert (Ala.), Lester IVA
beatner La.), Enloe (ronn.l. Figur.
llg IN tho absentees, according TO their
teyloualy expressed Idea, an absolute.
NIL vote shows at least one majority
w The silver men, but q full vote Il
nlclleally unknown in the House, and
mAlhver men concede that, when II
,,onles To q vote, they are less ablp than
member.
=, The situation lia less encouraging to
mesilver men when they come to con.
sler Their future course, M the large
moving made has uuquestionabiy
.engthened their opponents, and
,sohe man who have alwnys favored
Ky coinage have since expressed
semtelves MS disinollncd for political
"Nohs 10 further push the matter.