The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-10


the previous question bad been ordered BY q
vote Of 152 yeas to i43 nays.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
I The detailed vote is as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Abbott, Anderson, Allen. An
/ thOny, Arnold Babbitt Bailey. Baker, Bank
head, Bartine. Beeman, BeknRp, BeltzhOOveT,
/ Blanchard, Bland, Blount, BOatner, Bowers.
/ Breckinridge Of Arkansas, Brett, Frederick,
! Brookshire Brown OF Indiana, Bryan, Buchanan
! Of Virginia, Bullock, Bum, Burrows. Butler,
] BTnum. Csminetti Capehart, Clark Of WyOm-
ing. Clark OF Alabama, Clover Cobb OF Ala
C 4o of 0% FeGRsssee O00e Grain STaV
ford, CqIberson. Davis, De Almond, Dock
cry, Deliver, DunRan, Edmunds,
| Ellis, Enloe, Epes, Everett, Flick, Funston,
/ Eyan, CAN'T, Grady, HalversOn, Hatch,
| HauSen. Heard, Henderson OF North Carolina,
/ Hermann, Hilbern, Holman, Hooker Of Missis-
! sppl, Hooker OF New YORK, Hopkins OF Penn
/ sylvania. Hopkins OF Illinois, Houk OF Iennes-
/ see, Hull, johnson of North Dakota, JOhustoIe
/ Of South Carolina, Jolley, Jones, he n, Kendall,
/ kribbs, Kyle, Lane, Lannam, Lawson OF Nlr-
4 Lester OF Georgia Lewis, Lind, Livingston,
| Long, Loud Mallory Mansur, Martin,
8cCrea2iry, Mckeigtnan McMilln' nc
| Oates, O'Donnen O'Ferral Otis, Owens, Par
] rett, Patterson Of Tennessee. Patton, Painter,
/ Parson, Peel, Perkins, Picker, Pierce. Post,
! Prince, QuAckeubush Richardson, Robertson,
! Sayer5. Shell, Shively, Simpson, Smith, SnOd-
/ grass, Stephenson, Stewart OF Texas StOckdale.
/ stone Of Kentucky Sweet, Tarsney, Taylor OF
I Illinois, Taylor Of Tennessee. Y. A. Taylor,
! Terry, Tillman, Townsend. Tucker Turner,
! Turpin, Watson, Viewer Wheeler, White. Will
! Jams OF North Carolina, Williams Of Illinois.
Wilson OF Kentucky, Wilson Of Missouri, VIM
and Wise-152
NAYs-Messrs. Amerman Andrew, Bacon,
Barwig, Bentley, Bergen, Bingham, Boutelle,
Bowman. Brawley, Breckenridge Of Kentucky,
Brckner, Brosius, Brown of Maryland, Brun-
ner, Buchanan Of New Jersey, Bunting. Bush
! nell, Cadmus, CALDWELL Campbell, Caruth,
Castle, Catchings, Cate, Chapman. Clancy, Cobb
Of Missouri Coburn, Cochran, CoRswell, Cool
idge, COOmbs, Covert Cox OF New York. Cros-
| by Cummings, Curtis, Cutting, Dalzeil, Daniel,
De Forest, Dickerson, Dingley, Doan Dunphy,
Durborow, Elliott, English, Enochs, Fellows,
Fitch, Fowler, Geary, Geissenhainer. German,
Greenleaf, Trout Hall, HalOwell, Hamilton, Hare,
Harmer. Harres, Harter, Hayes, Haynes,
Hemphiil, Herbert, Hit, HOar, Houk Of Ohio,
| johnson of Indiana, Johnson of Ohio, Ketcham,
kugore Lagan, Lapham. Layton, Little,
| Lodge, Lynch Wagner, McAleer, Mcclellan,
| Nj liEen Mitchell. Morse, Mutchler, Newberry,
| Ohhger, O'Neill of Massachusetts, O'Neil OF
| Pennsylvania, Cultivate, Payne, Peudleton.
| Powers, Raines, Randall. Rayner. Reed, Rey-
| burn, Robinson Of Pennsylvania, Rockwell,
| Rusk, Russell, Scott, Scul SeerleY, Shonk,
Snow, Sperry. Springer, StRhlnecker. Stevens,
| Steward Of Illinois, c. w. Stone, w. A. Stone,
Storer. Stout, stump, J. D. Taylor, Tracey,
| Van Horn. Walker, Warner, Washington Waugh,
I Weadock, Wheeler of Michigan. Wike of Iii
| nois, Wilcox, Williams Of Massachusetts,. Wilson
| Wolverton and Youmahs-1f3.
The following pairs were announced:
| Messrs. Goodnight and Sanford, Forney and
| Henderson OF Illinois, Branch aud Rife,
| Bowden and O'Neill of Missouri. Lockwood
and Henderson of Iowa, Reilly and
| Whiting, Pattison Of Ohio aud Wadsworth,
Alexander and Page, Forman aud Fithian i,
McLaurin and Sipes. Dixon and Wright.
An analysis Of the vote shows that the
motion was supported by 107 democrats, IS
| republicans and 10 pOpulists or independent
/ members.
The opposition, or closure and silver re-
peal party, consists OF l04 democrats and 80
republicans.
The strong democratic showing made in
favor Of closure, on the repeal Of the silver
purchase law was a surprise. and all that
prevented its adoption was division on other
than silver lines of the republicans, many
of whom, including Messrs. Burrows, Doll
liver, Hopkins Of Illinois, and Lind, be-
lteved that 1t was good party policy to leave
the silver question for the incoming admin.
istration 20 deal with.
MIR. Cox then moved to recommit the
resolution to the committee on rules, aud
on standing vote this was agreed to by
| $50 to So.
The yeas and nays could not be ordered
| owing to a LACK of strength by its opponents.
The reoommital of the report is regarded
|
| gress. Mr.. Bacon said that the bill was now
| on the calendar where It would remain, for
he could see no way of getting at it again.
| His comments on its defeat was that it was
a curious condition OF things which found
the majority OF the republicans (Mr. Bacon
had not analysed the vote which shows a
slight majority OF republicans on his own
side voting against an effort to correct the
| evils arising from the sherman act.
The House then went into committee of
| the whole for the further consideration of
the legislative appropriation bill.
NO MORE HoNoRs TO THK DEAD.
On motion Of Mr. Enloe an amendment
| was adopted providing that hereafter no
building owned or used for public purpose
| shall be draped in mourning. On motion OF
| the same gentleman an amendment was
! adopted providing that the executive de-
partmsnts Of government shall not be closed
as q mark OF respect to the memory of any
! deceased official of the United States. On
motion of the same gentleman an amend
ment was adopted prohibiting the use
| of any public funds for defraying the fun
eral expenses of any officer or employe of
| the government.
The proviso making It the duty of the
| heads of the several executive departments,
| in the interest OF the public service to re-
| uuire of all clerks and other employees moi
less than eight hours of labor each day ex-
cept Sundays and public holidays, gave rise
TO great deal of discussion but no material
| change was made.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the House.
Mr., De Almond moved to recommit the
bill to the committee on appropriations
with instructions to that committee to re-.
port il back with an amendment striking
out appropriations for the civil service
commission. This was lost by vote Of 2.
to lis, and the bill was passed.
The House then adjourned.