Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
rull Text OF the Measure as Passed ny
the Senate at Yesterdays
Session.
rHr PROBABLE FATE oEsrHt 1ltt
INrHe Housrs
Senator Morgan Of alabama tho Lion OF
the Hour Among the Friends
of Free silver.
The SILVER Question IN the Senate
Tho House. Notes.

WAEifiNNluNi ~. ~ Juig i'-N'-
pberon Withdrew his request for the
uriyilegu Of addressing lie Sennte ON
he silver Uill. lie also Withdrew amy
and all objections expressed or that Inn
ultpd TO the order ui the Senate that NO
would offer no objection. He had 40
diIatory motion to unur and would DO
nofhtng 10 interfere with the carrying
into effect thu order Of the SENATE.
Stewart said hc did not drsiw TO
plecu any Senator at u iiisndvaulage.
therefore he proIUscu Ia fix Wudnva'
day AT . O'Clock Tor the time for taking
the vote without any further debate
on the bill aHd IT'S amendments.
German nid he luit himself under
pp.uliar circumstance. lie had been
rather looked to by Senators On his
side 10 object 10 the request for unani-
NOUS consent, but he did not Object.
An agreement ui that KIND hal never
been violated IN the Senate, but ho sub
mitted to tho Senator from Nevada, as
he had already done privately, that uu.
der the circumstances those In charge
OF tho bill could not properly IN.
n.st on goiug on with the bill without
giving the gentlemen au opportunity
be heard. He said hls colleague,
Morgan, WAS nblcnt, ana no agree
ncut could bu made under tht
circumstance. stewart then With
drew The request nud tho matter went
over without an agreement a. 10 the
time for taking ,hU vul..
During the discussion Hs 20 the res.
tfirtions IMPOSED ~ ikD SENATE agree
inuut on the silver hlll Morgan ca.
tered. The pirsidCn. lnil the bill
luints the Senate. On the rule pend.
ing on tho question Of Dulih's motion
10 recammit, Hill announced That he
would vote against tire uotion on thc
ytuuud that u was = violation Of tue
unanimous o0n'cnt given lew days
ago. a motion 20 tCulmmit was l0yI
~ toes.
A vote wac then taken on Senator
BlacabuTu's motion to table Nest'u
motion 10 postpone the confederation
OF tie bili uIui December. Lost by u
ne vote, nud the Is nate proceeded 70
vote ON Ncsps motion. The vote ON
Vests motion resulted IN "a tie, ~ thc
motion was lOt.
The vote then REQUIRED On palmer's
motion 10 strike nut all exert the
Inst section @ the bill.
Palmer. motion was defeated auu
Stewart then offered ns an pmond.
mont his substitute providing Tor the
tiec coinage Of silver bullion under
the terms " the act Of ISIS, excepting
foreign coin Ailyyr ana rcpeallng the
laws OF 1880.
Vcst moved 10 strike out thc provI.
sion NJ to foreign con; agreed TO With
out division. The other motions we've
defeated, aud a vote was then taken nu
Stewarpt amendment ~ ameulud by
Vest, anu u wa. agreed 10 without
division.
Morgan offered an Amendment III.
recling the coinage Of allsilvor bullion
IN the 'rcisury, which was agreed 10
without division. The bill was then
pAsged-yeas ~, nays ~. II reads Ms
iollows;
,i"rhat the owrtr Of silver bullion
may deposit the samc ut any mint ia
the United states TO be cuinci for his
benefit, aud II shall Tee the duty VI the
proper Oiilceff, upon terms anu cundi-
lions which shall be- provided by law
for the deposit and coinage Of gold, 10
coin such bullion into standard dollars
authorized by the act Of February -,
1915, intiinled IAN act authorizing the
coinage Cl n standard silver 40 r.
a. u restore its leghl tender character,
and such coins shall be legal tenier Tor
nll debts aud dues, rlhlic and private.
The act OF July II, 1890, is hereby re-
penled, provided that the secretary Of
the treasury shall proceed 10 have
coined all the silver huillon In the
treasury purchased with silver or coin
ceTliflcales."
TIE VOTE IsDEGAILi
Y,ns---Allen, Bate Berry, Black.
burn, Budget, Butte, Cameron, Cock.
Ielli Dubois, Faulkner George, Harris,
Hill, Jones (Nov.). Kcnua, Kyle,
Mile, Mitchell, Morpn, PETER, Kan.
som, Sanders, ShOgp, squire, Stewart,
Teller, Turple, Vest, Noicot,-2b.
Nays-Ailison, Brite, Carey, Car
llsle, Cullom, Davis, Dawes, Dixon,
Dolph, FELTON,, Gallhger, German,
Gray, Hale, Hawlcy Nluphersou,
MnndcrOn, Palmer, P,rkins, Proctor,
Sawyer, stockhri1gc, warren, Wash.
burn, Whites.
While the vote was being read out
by the clork, Senator sewarl'a couu.
tennGce was teaming with delight.
lilo sat IN one OF the ifolt seats, keep
ing tally ON his fingers. When tho 70
suit was announced thertwas n mani.
feet triumph on tho ilJU and IN the
galleries which tho pHbiding officer
had trouble IN surprising. After
order was restored n hTief executive ses-
zion wgA held and then IT, Senate ad-
iourDed until Tuesday.
THE HOUSE,
In the House today, alur adcpt ne
the report Of the coulcfrico commit.
t'e on the agricultural Appropriation
bill granting an annual cave Of ab.
h'nco 10 the employees of the bureau OF
engraving ana printing vas passed.
The bill enforcing the provisions OF the
sight.hour law gave Tise 70 consider.
nblo debate, but was nnNly passed.
IheannOuncement that the Senate had
lasscd tho free silver bill was received
with applause.
MORGAN THE LIoN oP Tn HOUR.
Tonight Mr.. Morgan, the Alabama
Senator, liz the lion " the holr among
the iflonda Of free silver. Months agO
hrnator Morgan undertook theftaak "
''tmuking out" tho Senator WHO hung
dOubtfully Rl0it from the vote that
would commit them on the silver
question. He has succeeded fer he
has obliged the reluctant Sulalor to