The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-29

every vote
Mr.. Bailey then rose to propose his
amendment to the bill. The amendment
committed the government to the MAIN
tenance of the parity of the coins of the
two metals at the present ratio or such
other ratio as may be established by law.
The Speaker ruled the amendment out
of order and called for vote on the en-
grossment and third reading of the bill.
This was ordered and the bill was read
third time by title and the roll called on
the final passage. The Speaker an
nounced the result as yeas, 240; nays, 110,
SO the bill passed. The announcement
was followed by applause on the floor and
in the galleries.
The Vote In Detail.
(The vote in detail on the passage of
the Wilson bill is given below SO far as
received. An accident to the wires of
both the Associated and United Press,
probably due to the severe storm to the
SOUTH prevented the completion of the
despatch. The part lacking is the latter
portion of the yea vote which, as the
names are arranged alphabetically, in
cludes Messrs. Milliken and Reed of
Maine. The nay vote, which was sent
first is complete.
Yeas-Adams, Rep, Kentucky;, Ali
son, DEM, West Virginia; Aldrich,
Rep, Illinois; Apsley, Rep. Massa-
chusetts; Avery, Rep, Michigan; Bah
cock, Rep, Wisconsin, Baker, Rep, New
Bond, Dem, Wisconsin; Barthold, Rep,
Missouri; Bartlett, DEM New York;
Barwig, Dem, Wisconsin,; Belden,, Rep,
New York; Beltzhoover, Dem, Pennsyl-
vania; Berry, DEM, Kentucky; Bingham,
Rep Pennsylyania;,,B Black, Dem, Georgia;
Black, Dem, Illinois; Blair, Republican,
New Hampshire; Boutelle, Rep, Maine;
Dem, South Carolina; Breckenridge,
Dem, Arkansas; Breckenridge, Dem,
Kentucky; Bretz, Dem, Indiana;
Brickner, DEM, Wisconsin, Brookshire,
Dem, Indiana; Brosius, Rep, Pennsyl-
vania; Brown, DEM, Indiana: Bum,
Dem, North Carolina; Burrows, Rep.
Michigan; Bynum, Dem, Indiana;
New Jersey; Caldwell, Rep, Ohio;
Campbell, Dem, California; Caruth,
Dem, Kentucky; Catchings, DEM,
Mississippi; Causey, Dem., Delaware;
Chickering, Rep, New York; Chuds,
Rep, Illinois; Clancy, Dem, New York, ;
Glare, Dem, Alabama; Cobb, Dem,
Missouri; Cochran, Dem, New York;
Cogswell, Rep, Massachusetts,; Compton,
Dem, Maryland; Gonna, Dem, Indiana;
Coombs, DEM, New York; Cooper, DEM,
Florida; Cooper, Dem. Indiana; Cornish,
Dem, New Jersey; Cousins, Rep, Iowa;
Covert Dem, New York; Grain, DEM,
Texas; Cummings, Dem, New Jersey;
Pennsylvania; Daniels, Rep, New
est, Dem, Connecticut; Dingley, Rep,
Maine; Dolliver, Rep, Iowa; Donovan,
Dem, Ohio; Dolittle, Rep, Washington;
Draper, Rep, Massachusetts; Dunn, Dem,
New Jersey; Dunphy, Dem, New York; );
Jersey Erdman, Dem:, Pennsylvania;
Everett, Dem, Massachusetts; Fellows,
Dem New York; Fielder, Dem, New
Jersey; Fitch, DEM, New York;
Fletcher, Rep, Minnesota; Forman,
Rep, Illinois; Funk, Rep. Illinois,;
Gardner, Rep, New Jersey; Gear, Rep,
Iowa; Geary, DEM. California; Geissen-
hainer, Dem, New Jersey; Gillett, Rep,
New York; Gillett, Rep, Massachusetts;
Dem, Michigan; Gresham, Dem, Texas;
Grosvenor, Rep, Ohio; Grout, Rep,
Vermont; Haines, DEM, New York;
Hall, Dem, Minnesota; Hammond,
Harmer, Rep, Pennsylvania; H7arter,
DEM, Ohio; Haugen, Rep; Hayes,
Dem, Iowa; Heiner, Rep, Pennsylvania;
Henderson, Rep, Illinois,; Henderson,
Rep, Iowa; Hendricks, Dem, New
Jersey; Hicks, Rep, Pennsylvania;
Hines, Dem, Pennsylvania; Hit, Rep,
Illinois; Holman, Dem, IndIana; Hoe, Hooker. r
Houk, Dem, Ohio; Houk, Rep, Ten
nessee; Hulick, Rep, Ohio; Hull, Rep,
Iowa; Hunter, DEM, Illinois.
Nr A1SL.44 nax., Tor,.. III,
Rep. Michigan; Alexander, Dem. North
Carolina; Allen, Dem, Mississippi; !;
Arnold, DEM, Missouri; Bailey, DEM,
Texas; Baker, Rep. Kansas; Bankhead,
DEM, Alabama; Blanchard, DEM,
Louisiana; Bland. Dem, Missouri; !;
Boathner, DEM, Louisiana; Bower, DEM,
North Carolina; Bowers, DEM. North
Carolina; Bowers, Rep, Califoria; Branch,
DEM, North Carolina; Broderick, Rep,
Kansas; Bryan, DEM, Nebraska; Burnes,
Dem, Missouri; Caminetti, DEM, Cali
fornia: Cannon, DEM, Illinois; Clark,
Dem, Missouri; Cobb, Dem., Alabama; !;
Cockrell, Dem, Texas; Coffeen, DEM,
Wyoming; Cooper, Dem. Texas; Coch,
Dem, Tennessee; Crawford. Dem, New
York; Culberson, DEM, Texas; Curtis,
Dem, Arkansas; Davis, Pop, Kansas; !;
Dearmond, DEM. Missouri; benson,
DEM, Alabama; Dlnsmore, Dem., Ar
kansas; Dockery, DEM, Missouri; Ellis,
DEM, Kentucky; Ellis, Rep, Oregon;
Enloe, DEM, Tennessee; Epes, DEM,
Virginia; Fithian, Dem. Illinois; Funston,
Rep, Kansas; Fian, DEM, Missouri;
Goodnight, DEM, Kentucky; Grady,
Dem, North Carolina; Hagar, Rep, Iowa;
Hainer Rep, Nebraska; Hall, DEM,
Missouri; Harris. Pop; Kansas; Hart
man. Rep, Montana; Hatch, DEM,
Missouri; Heard, Dem, Missouri; 5;
Henderson, DEM. North Carolina; Hep
burn, Rep, Iowa; Hermon, Rep, Ore
gon; Hilborn, Rep, California; Hooker,
Dem, Mississippi; Hopkins, Rep, Penn
sylvania; Hudson, Pop. Kansas: Hutch
inson, DEM, Texas; lkirt, Dem, Ohio;
Jones, DEM, Virginia; KEN, Pop, Ne
braska: Kilgore, DEM, Texas; Kyle,
Dem, mississippi; Lane, Dem, Illinois;
Latimer, Dem, South Carolina; Living
ston, DEM, Ga; Loud. Rep, California;
Lucas, Rep, South Dakota; Madick,
Dem, Georgia; Mcguire, Dem, Califor-
mia; Mallory, DEM, Florida; Marsh,
Rep, Illinois; McCulloch, Dem, Arkan-
sas; McDearmon, DEM, Tennessee; Nc
Keegan, Pop, Nebraska; McLauren,
Dem, South Carolina: McRae, Dem,