The morning call., 1892-07-14

! IulinH tllat tatcDlnHS ilau the uOOf
| Reed insisted OH the right TO make a mo
tion in advance Of the one from Catchings
! who was in control Of the resolution anC
! disclosed the purpose of his motion. Il wa
| TO Kill the resolution, and with it the silve
| bill
The Speaker maintained his position tha
! Catchings had the floor.
Cstchings yielded the floor to Chairman
! Bland OF the Coinage Committee who
offered an amendment 10 the resolution
! having for its object the pathway TO al
! Amendment to the Stewart bin TO meet tht
alleged defects in II and apply the cloturt
| rule 10 the bill.
Bland spoke - minutes, and was fol
| lowed by Bartine Of Nevada, the leadins
! free-silver Republican, who spoke In tht
same strain.
Clark of Alabama spoke in oppo sition
| Though In favor Of free coinage, he recog.
nized the mpossiblity of making the pres
ent bill a law.
Pattis0n of Tennessee. heretofore classed
| as free-colnage man, spoke against tht
| bill, saying he did not want another issue
| lie would march under the banner of
| Public office is a public trust"
! Reed then del iyered a uhilippic agans
the change Of front by the Democratic party
/ on free silver.
Reed was followed by Abner Taylor of
! Illinois, against the bill; Pierce Of Tennes-
/ SEQ and Culberson of Texas in favor.
/ Bland closed the debate.
Then Catchings called for the previous
! question on his resolution and en- motion OF
| Tracey the ayes ana noes were ordered and
| the vote resulted in the defeat OF the free
| coinage men. the previous question being
OTdered-l63 ayes TO 128 noes
Mir. Catchlnes was again recognize and
moved the adoption Of the resolution. This
time the silver men voted yes" and tie
| defeat OF Caichings motion meant the
death OF free coinage for this session The
on the direct proposition. and the resolution
reported by the Committee on Rules was
defeated by l36 ayes to 154 noes, majority
against the consideration OF tie Stewart sill
yer bill of IS.
The detailed vote was as follows: AYES
Mr. Speaker, Abbott, Alexander, Arnold,
Babbitt, Bailey. Baker, Bankhead Bartine.
Beeman, Blanchard, Bland, Blouni, Bow
erS, Bowman, Branch. BretZ, Bookshire.
Brown, Bryan, Buchanan OF Virginia.
Bullock, Bum, Butler, Byrnes, Caminetti,
Capehart, Catehings, Case, Cheathan,
Clark OF Wyoming, Clover Cobb,
Cooper, Cowles, Cox of Tennessee,
Craine of Texas. Crawford, Culbertson,
Davis. Dixon, Dearmond. Dockery. Dono-
van, DUNCAN, EdmuDds Ellis. Enloe, Epes,
Everett, Fithian. Forney. Fyan. Ganiz,
Goodnight German, Grady, Halverson.
Hare, Harries, Hatch, Heard, Hemphill,
Henderson Of North Carolina, Holman.
Hooker OF Massachusetts, Johnson Of In
a.. JO
Kendall, hllgore, KEN, Kyle, Lane, Lam
ham, Lawson of Virginia. Lawson OF
Georgia. Layton. Lester of Virginia, Les
| ter OF Georgia, Lewis, Livingston,
Long, Mallory, Mansor, Martin, McCreary,
| McCeghn, Mcmillan, McRea. Montgomery
Moore, Moses, O'Farrell, O'Neill OF Mis-
souri,. Otis, Owens, Parreti, Patton, Pear
son. Paynter, Pendleton, Pierce, Post
! Price Robertson of Louisiana, Sayers. Smell,
Seerly. Shvely, Simpson, Snodgrass,
! Stewart OF Texas, Stone Of Kentucky, Sweet,
| Iarsney, Terry, Ililinan, Townsend. Tuck er,
| Turner. Turpin, Warwick, Washington,
! Watson, Weadock, Wheeler of \ ALBANIA.
| White, Williams Of North Carolina, VII
| liams OF Illinois, Wilson of Missouri, Wise
! YoumaDs-136.
Nues-Amerman. Andrew, A, kinson. Bar
| wig, Beiden, BellZhoOver, Bentley, Berger,
! Bingham, Brawley, Breckinridge OF Ar
( kansas, BreckinTidge Of Kentucky, Brick
Eer. Broslus, BrunneT. Buchanan of New
Jersey. Bunting. Burrows. Bussey. Bush
! nell, Cable Cadmus, Caldwell, Campbell.
! Caruth, Castle, Cansey, Chaplin, Chipman,
| Clancay, Clark Of Alabama, Cobb of
Missouri, CobnrD, Cochran, COgsell, Comp
! ton, Coolidge, C0ombp. Covert Cox of
! New York, Crosby, Cummings, Curtis,
Cutting. Dalzell, Daniel, Do Forest.
| Diekerson, Diugley, Doan. Dolliver.
Dunply, Durborow. English, Euochs. Eel
! lows, Fitch. Flick. former, Fowler. Fun
| ston, Geissenhainer. Gillespie, Greenleaf.
| Grout, Hall. Hallowel, Hamilton. Harner,
| Harter, Hayes Of Iowa. HAYES of Ohio,
! henderson OF Indiana, Henderson of Hi
nois, Herbert, Hit, Hoar. Hooker of New
York. Hopkins of Illinois. Houk of Iowa.
| Houk OF Tennessee, Huff, Hull, johnson of
! Indiana, Ketcham, Kribbs. Lagan, Lap
ham. Little, Lockwood, Lodge. Loud,
Lynch. McAleer. Mcclellan, Mcdonald,
Michel, Iate6ier, % o'Sefii qfS'' of MlIiss' Mss,
sachussets, O'Neill of Pennsylvania.
| Cultivate, Page of Rhode Island, Page
| Of Maryland. Patterson Of Tennessee,
| Payne, Perkins, Powers, Quackenbush,
Ralnes. Randall, Ray Rayner, Reed,
| sylvania, Rusk. Russell, Scott. Scull. Shonk.
Sperry, Stephenson, Stevens, Steward Of
| Illinois, Stone, Charles w. Stone, William
A. Storer, Stout Stump. Taylor of Illinois,
Taylor OF Tennessee. j. ID; Taylor, Tracey,
| Van Horn, Wa1s@0rth, Walker. Warner.
Waugh, Wheeler of Michigan, Wike, VIII
| cox, Williams OF Massachusetts, Wilson of
| Washington, Wilson OF West Virginia.
WoiveTton, Wright-154
The following pairs were announcer :
| hopkins OF PeDnsylvania with Broderick
+. B. Taylor with Oates, Elliott with
| Allen, Sanford with Geary. Bacon with
| Rockwell, BelknaD with Norton, Craig OF
Penasy lvania with Boatner, Weaver with
, richardson, Magner with Meredith, Patti
| son OF ONO with Stockdaie, Piekler with
Morse, Anderson with O'Donneli. McCaeg
with Peel, Wilson OF Kentucky with Bynum.
| Bontelle with Hermann.
Griswold, Halgen. Newberry, Lind
| Springer, StahlDecker and V. A. Taylor
were absent, impaired. Lind, however.
entered the House during the rollcal, but
after his name had been called. He stated
that he would have voted in the affirm.
| ative.
An analysis OF the vote shows that an
affirmative vote was cast by 118 Democrats
| including the Speaker, 10 Alliance men and
eght Republicans. The Republicans were
Bowers, Cheatham. Clark OF Wyoming
johnson OF Indiana, JOtley, Sweet Posi-
| and Townsend.
| The negative vote was east by % Demo.
Gratis and go Republicans.
Inns vote marks the death Of silver legis
latIon at THIS session, and the Stewart bl
remains at the foot Of the long roll of bills
sleeping the. sleep of death on the ever.
burdened calendar.
Tracey oil New York made formal par
hanentaTy motion to reconsider the vote
and to table the motion. and the House pro
| ceeded 10 consider other business
Although feeling very much dissati sfied
over the result, the free-coinage men accep nj
defeat phiiosophieally, with the conscious
ness that they made strong fight and In
the belief that they have done their full
! duty Now that the bill Is praetica n,
shelved the free-silver men are not slow Il
admit that they believed it TO be in a crit
lcal condition before the vote was taken
and they are not, therefore, surprised at tn
result. 1t was the general opinion of mem
bers OF the House this afternoon that al
prospects for silver legislation during tn
present session OF Congress had vanished.
Bhrtine Cast Down.
Representative Bartine was very mucl
| downcast when The CALL cores ponden
1 off at