Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-01
SILVER GOES DOWN!
House COnCurs 10 Senate amendments
10 tho Bill,
AND TIE PRESIDENT sIGSs IT.


WAsruNGroN, Nov. i.-Bland, hav'
ING declined the offer oi wilson g.
allow one. two or three houra' debate
after the previous motion, aud having
reused 10 enter into any agreement
whatever that dil not leave the repc al
bill open for general debate aud amenl-
m,nt, Wilson demanded tho previous
question.
Bryan, tNeb) on behalf Of the silver
men, a. once moved to adjourn anu
demanded division. The motion
va. defeated 20 to los.
The silver men then moved for q
recess until 3 y. m.-'fhls was also dc.
fsated on a division. The iilibueleting
was continued but without roll call
having been secured. The silver men
made an iutil,otual attempt In
that direction, but on division IS ne
mAndei the yeas and nays, while ls5
were against tho motion, and It wac
lost.
After this tfcy again resortcd to
alternate dilat.ry moti0no for ADJOURN
ment and recess.
General Ca,chings, Of the committee
on rules, says cioture will be brought IN
soon Il necessary. The silver men can
keep up iiiibusioring indefinitely II the
Tpsolut on IA not bt ught In.
Speaker Crisp took advantage Of the
momeuiary lull 10 put motion for the
prevluu. question which was declared
carried. BryRn OF Nebraska was de-
manding the attoutiUb OF tho speaker
but was not seen. Il was all done 10
quickly that the silver men did not
seem 60 know what hsd happened. The
result was greeted with LOUD apllnu.o.
Bnodgra,s renu.) moved % nJjuuru
but the speaker said lie had recognized
Wilson nuI he could MOI bs taken IN
the door. Wilson asked Bland % cor.
Humu fifteen minutes q which his
side was entitled anu Bland began nu
address, tut not before snodgrsss as
serted that dilatpry motions would be
continued on other stnvus Of the pro-
ccodini before vote could 10 reached
on the main proposition.
ANlANlA NNANNNH a. NNNHAAAHh ~ ~
c'aTing that TINS extra session aud this
whole legislation Aal been thrust upon
the rooplo ~ stock )bulng spocua.
ton.
Bryan (Nob.l followed Bland.
Tracy (Nrw YORK; talked two
minutes aud Wilson ciUsei tho debate
Ut y. M, and demanded vote.
Bland moved 70 refer 20 tho com.
mittee on coinage, weights aud meas
ares with Instructions t. report n law
which would provide for free coinage
Nl6tOl
Tney yeas and Maya were ordered and
the motion defeated, lU9 % 1875.
When Bfyau's time hau expired
Pence, Colorado, moved that lie be
given teu minutes more.
Olthwaite, Oniu, objected ami
Wheeler, Alabama, followed, exhaust.
ing the sllvet mems time, tut Wilson
Welded I'VE minutes TO springer,
Illinois and then i've TO Livingston,
Georgia, then i've 20 Rect, Maine,
Reed said the country generally wnH
better OF when the Democratic tariy
disappointed them. THIS was serious
experiment which must be tried. CoL-
gTtss had at last done It's duty, but de-
lay hai r0bued the measure u most Of
ia good. lie predicted calamity AMI
misfortune, despite the passage Of the
bill, anu referred g. the impending
changes In the tariff as the cause.
Bryan announced that auti.fepeAi
men would no longer hiibustor, co.
there were too few silver men ready TO
Join Ia such proceedings. He left ~
the future 10 determine who were
hight on this great public question,
L. Huff.fN "a. a 10.
10 tue next Congress representative
enough 10 solve the tiIancni queatio %
independently OF the influence or in.
teriereuoe Of foreign governments.
Then the roll call began on concur.
renee In tho Senate amendment ami
flual passage OF the bill.
The grrat financial fight OF the extra
session Of Congress Is over. At $3.50
the House by vote Of l0l to % con-
CURED Ia the Senate amendments ant-
the repeal bin now goes to the Psosi
dent for his signs.ure.
NE WANTS TO Know.
At President Clcvslani's request
complete roster OF the vote on the 70.
peal bill has been prepared and sent
10 him.
1880 p. m,-The committee on en-.
rolled bills hes submitted the silver
bill, anu rowles, chief clerk, immodi.
ately took II TO the Senate.
QUICKLY HANDLED IN THE SENATE.
The Senate received a commnnlca.
ton al Sb5 p, M. from the House an
nouucing that that boiy had conourred
In the Senate amendments u the 10.
peal biz Vice President stevenson at
once affixed his signature, tc-
gelher with Tint Of Speaker Crisp
aud announced II to the Senate, and
the bill at 4 p, m, WIS delivered TO The
chairman Of the House committee on
enrolled bills and ut once sent to the
Pres dent Tor his signature.
us expected the bill viii he oliiclal-
~ approved By tue President before
5p. IN.
m IS SIGNED.
At ago p. IN. the repeal bill was
handed to President Cleveland. There
we're present with him Secretary
Carlisle, Attorney General Olney and
Private Secretary Thurber. The
PRECEDENT read tho bill aloud and at