The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-11
BILL NOW 4 Law
r.sr SHERMAN SILVER HILL WIPED
OUT OF ExIsTENcE.
nv , Vote Of 1sS TO "a the House
soncurs In h Senate Amendments
ana President Clevelandfs siHn"-
,urc Makes the bill a Law.

Washington. Nov. 2.-The long stfos-
Gle over silver is ended and the repeai
bill is now a law, the house having eoi ,
cnrred in the senate appointments anu
President Cleveland having signed the
measure. ..
When the silver bill was laid before
the house, Mr.. Bland having declined 'he
offer of MI. Wilson to allow one, TWO vi
three hours debate, after the previous
motion, and having refused to enter into
any agreement whatever that did NOT
leave the repeal bill open for general dis
| cussion and amendment, Mr.. Wilson de-
| manded the previous question. Bryan OF
| Nebraska on behalf of the silver men at
once moved to adjourn and demanded a
| division. Motion was defeated-yeas 70,
| nays los. Silver men then moved a
| recess, but this was also defeated on a
! division. Filibustering continued until
2:24, when Mr.. Bryan announced that
the anti-repeal men would offer no further
| resistance, seing that it was useless.
| The bill then passed--193 to 94-as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Aid
rich, Apsley, Avery, Babcock, Baker IN.
H., Baldwin, Barnes, Bartlett, Barwig,
| Belden, Beltzhoo, er, Berry, Bingham,
Black (Ga.), Black (Ill.), Blair, Brawley,
| Breckenridge Ark, Brett, Brickner,
| Brookshire, Brosius, Brown, Bum. By
mum, Cabanis, Cadmus, Caldwell, Camp
bell, Cannon (Cal.), Caruth, Catchings,
Chickering, Causey, Clancy, Clark (Mo.),
| Cobb (Mo.). Cochran, C~oggswell, Comp
ton, Coombs, Cooper Fla.), Copper Qnd.),
Copper wis.,, Cornish, Grain, Covert.
| Cummings, Curtis IN. w., Daniels, Davey
(La.), Deforrest, Dingley, Donovan, Dra-
per, Dunn, Dunphy, Durburrow. Ed
mufds, English, Erdman. Everett, Eel
lows, Fielder, Fitch, Fletcher, Forman,
Gardner, Geary, Geissenhainer. Gillett
On. ~, Goldizer, German, Gresham.
Circuit, Haines, Hail MOI, Hammond,
Harmer, Harter, Haughen, Henderson
Qowa), Hendrix, Hines, Hit, Holman,
Hopkins (In.), Houk Ohio, Houk(Tenn),
Johnson Qnd.), Johnson On. d., john
son Ohio, Kiefer, Kribbs, Lapham, Lay
ton, Lefevre, Lester, Lilly, Linton, Lisle,
Lockwood, Loudenslager, Lynch, Magner,
Mahon, Markham, Martin Qnd.), Marvin
On. w., McAleer, Mccall, McCleary
(Minn.), McCleary, Mcdonald. Mellow
ell, McEttrick, McGann, McKaig. Me-
Nagny, Mercer, Mer:dith, Meyer, Mont
gomery, Moon, Morse, Mutchler, Oates,
ONell (Mass.), Cultivate, Pascal. Pat
terson, Paine, Paynter, Pearson, Pendle-
ton (W. Va.), Phillips, Pigot, Post, Pow
ers, Price, Randall, Ray, Rayner, Reed.
Reilly, Rayburn, Richards Ohio, Rich
ardson (Mich.), Richie, Rusk, Russell
Conn.,, Ryan, Schermerhorn, Scranton,
Settle, Shaw, Sherman, Sickles, Sipe,
Sperry, Springer, Steven, c. A. Stone, w.
A. Stone, Stone QKy.), Storer, Strong,
Swanson, Talbot (Md.), Taylor Und.),
Thomas, Tracey, Tucker, Turner, Turpin,
Tyler, Van Voorhis, Wagner, Warner,
Washington, Waugh, Weadock, Wells,
Wheeler Ql.), White, Whiting, Wilson
CIV. Va. Wolverton, Wooner, Wright
(Pa.).-Total, 1913.
Nays-Messrs. Aitken, Alexander, Arm
old, Bailey, Baker Kan.), Bankhead.
Bell (Col.). Bell Tex, Blanchard, Bland.
Boatner, Boone, Bowen (N. c.. Branch.
Frederick, Bryan, Burns, Cannon Ull,l,
Capehart. Clark Mo.), Cobb (Ala,l.
Eockrell, Cooper Tex, Crawford, Cur
tbs Ran.), Davis (Kan.). Dearrond, Den
SON, Dunsmoor, Dockery, Doolittle. Ellis
Orr Epes, Fithian, Funston. Evan
GRADY Hainer CNeb.l Hall (Mo.), Har-
RS Hartman, Heard, Henderson N. c.,
Hermann, Hilbcrn, Hopkins PENN,
hudson, Hunter, Hutcheson, Ikert.
Jones, KEN, Kilgore, Lane, Lattimer'
livingston, Lucas, Maddox, Mcguire,
Mallory, Marsh. Mccullough, McDear,
mer, Mckeighan, McLaurin. McI,ae.
MeakeiJohn, Money, Morgan, Moses.
renee, Richardson (Tenn.). Robbins,
robertson QAa.). Sayres, Shell. Sibley'
smith, Snodgrass, Stallings. Stockda,a
Strait, Sweet, Talbert (S. c.. Tarsnev
late, Terry, Wheeler (Ala.). Williams
1il.), Williams (Miss.), Wilson Wash \
At $3.50 p. m. the committee on an
rolled bills submitted the silver bill. anl
aar' towels, chief clerk, immediately took
it to the senate. '''~
The senate received a comm,n,co. ;o,
at $3.50 p. %, from the house onnonna;on
tnat that body had concurred in the sen.
a.e amendments to the repeal bill, Vice
resident Stevenson at once affixed his
signature, together with that of Snsoker
crisp, n announced it to the senate.
una tRe Dill at 4 p. IN, was delivered to
the chairman of the house committee nm
enrolled bills and at once sent to tba
president for his signature.
AT 40 p. m. the repeal bill was hand.
ed to President Cleveland. There ware
present with him Secretary Carlisle, Al,
torney General Olney and Private sac.
retary Ihurber. The president read the
Dill aloud, and at 4:25 signed it.