Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

the alsmbers voting for - - iBd
against fhs Bland Allssop snbsEiials
ssrs. Bsoeiesicx .sspubliesaA q Han
So. Crsla dsmecrst. q Texas, Curlis
lrepabilcank q kansss, fonslsn lrspab-
lieanf af kans4s. Mallory ldemocrsts
u ftorida: Marsh lFepob.ieanh a lin
nois, Aeikel.ohn lrepabilc2n. of Ne
hrsskz: Mod trspablleanA - Aichigsn;
Tuner ldsnoeratk u GsorgIA. White
{rspublicsnk Ohio.
lhe msnbsrs who voted for - 10
and dld n0r vote on the bisnd- Allison
sahstitate we're. Nexlands spopolisih
Nevada.
Votinx Tor Biaad- Allisoa act and
z~alnst % 70 4 hrstz ldealocEatl q
lnka4na. Brockshire ldemoeEat, o. In
diana, bryan sdemocFatl of Nebraska.
Conn ltenocr.t. u Indiana. Doolitlle
srepoblieanl II Washington. Hare ldsm.
ocrafl q Ohio. Harrls sdemocrat o.
Ohio. Hzrris lpopuli.sl u Kansas. Hol-
man ldemoeraI u iBdizna. KEN lpopa.
ilsli q Nebraska. Lailuier ldsmocraf ~
South CsrolinA. Aaxuiye ldsmocratl OF
California. AcCrc4ry (dcmosratlof hen,
lucky. Mckeixhan gpopallstl of Ne
bzaska. NeLsurin ldsmocrstl OF south
Carolina. Post trepabheanl Of Illinois.
Richis le.emocrafl of Ohio. strait ldem-
ocrafJ of South Carolina. Sweet lrepob-
hcan) cf Idaho. Talorrt tdemocratD Of
south Carolina Taylor ldemocrsfl Of
Indiana.
Voting for the Bland Allisoa and not
On - "a 1; Baker (populist. kan-.l boen
lpopnlist. Minn..l Davis lpopulist. kan-.l
Pence lpopulist ColoL.l simpson (pc'pn-
hst. HAM,
wilson Hin Passed
final passage IL the Wilson bill aud il
Was passed: Yeas. 3i0; nays lilo.
The members who stood by silver un-
der the bland Allison aet. but who final
ly voted for unconditional repeal, were:
Anderson (democratl OF West Virginia.
Black sdemocratl Of Georgia. Blretz
ldemocratl of Indiana. Brookshire dem
ocratl Of Indiana. Bum ldemocratl Of
North Carolina. Conn ldemocratl
of Indiana, Donovan ldemocrat) of
Ohio. Doolittle republican, Of Washing
ington, Edmunds ldemocrat OF Virginia.
Hare ldemocrat) OF Ohio. Holman tdem-
ocFatl u Indiana. Hunter ldemocratl of
illinois. Lawson tdemocratl OF Georgia.
l.inton (republicsnl of Michigan. Lester
gdemocratl of Georgia Marshall piem-
oerati Of Virginia. McCreary ldemccratl
OF Kentucky. McMillin tdemocratl OF
Tennessee. Meredith gdemocrat OF vir-
ginia. Montgomery ldemocratl Ken
lucky, Oates ldemocratl OF Alabama.
OFarrcll ldemocratl OF Virginia.
Paschal ldemocratD OF Texas.
Painter (democratl OF Kentucky,
Pendleton (democratl of Texas. Post ire
publicanl OF Illinois. Price gdemocratl OF
Louisiana. Richardson ldemocrat) OF
Michigan. Richie ldemocratl OF Ohio.
Russell ldemocratl OF Georgia. Stone
(democrat) Of Kentucky. Swanson tdem.
ocrat) OF Virginia. Taylor ldemocrat) OF
Indiana, Tucker ldemocratl OF Virginia.
Turpin ldenaocrat) of Alabama. Tyler
tdemocratl Of Virginia. Weadock demo.
craft Of Michigan. Whiting Gdemocrat)of
Michigan.
There were ten incorporating silver
men who voted against even the Bland
act. aud then against repeal They were:
Broderick lrepublicanl Kansas. Cannon
grepubiicanl OF Illinois. Curtis (repub-
lican) Of Kansas. Hepburn lrepublicanl
OF Iowa. Loud lrepublicanl a Cziifor-
mia. Mallory tdemocratl OF Florida.
Marsh republican, OF Illinois. Meikel-
John republican, az Nebraska, Smith
lrcpublicao) u Illinois, Taylor lrepubli-
can Of Tennessee.
The anti silver men knew that they
were playing a winning game from the
start and the silver men were IN the
calm of despair and 80 when this over
whelming majority vas shown for the
Wilson bill its advocates did not indulge
In enthusiastic cheers but contented
themselves with a single round OF
applause.
Catchings democrat. Miss..) gave
notice that he would ask the house TO
consider the rules tomorrow, and then
at 3:3O the house adjourned.