New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29

u.r,s, ,pcm oho,. Haurcn (r,ep.. Wis.,. Hays man,
Iowa) HeIner rep. PENN, Henderson 'ep H., Hen
derson (Rep., Iowa., Hendrix (Den., y. ", Hepbrrs
REP Iowa., Hlck. rep, PENN Hines Dem, Penn
Ultt tRep IIlJ Hooker (Rep., y. w., Hopkins n,ep
IIIl IIouk CDem. Ohio, Houk t'ep, TennJ HuIek
(i,.p, OhIO) Hull rep, lo"al' 'o">oh uep, Ind
Johnson u.ep " D., johnson tD'n'' ohio JOY rep.
MOI Kiefcr Rep. Mimi Kreibboe Dem. PENN Lacey
Rep Iowa.. Lapham Dem, H. Id Layton (Deni OhlOl
Ic,eyrc tl,cp n w. LILY rep. Pom, Li-le Dem
Nv. Lockwood Dem. y. W. Loud drr. CrI.j Lou
dcnslager (Rep.. n. j., Lynch tpe",, WIS.,. Aaener
Dem. y. ". Mahcl d'ep., f'hh1 Mallory
Dem. fla, Mar.h rep, ll]' "a'''n tDcm, IndJ
Marvin (Rcp., y. ". McAleer tpem., f'hh1' Mccall
fI;rp Mas McClcary H,fp, MINI, McDsnnoli (Dcm..
M, Mcdowell (Eep., PENN, Mcturi'k 'p"m'' Mass.
Mc,.ann .Dem.. Ul). Mchaig Dem MuI McNaeny
dem, Ind. Mciklcjohn rep Nco.' 'i'irer t'p''
Ncbl Meyer Dem, La, Miilihra CRep, Mc), Moon
fRcp Mich) Morse rep, Mass. Mntchlcf dem.
PENN Northwsy (.er. Oho)' 0Neh Dem, Mass.
O'Nell Qsp.. PENN Ouihwit' tD'il oh'o rag do m.
H. H.. Patterson Dem, Tomb falhe O''P'' y -.
Pearson DEM Ohio, Pcndlctor tDcm W. Va, Perkins
(Iep. Iowa. Phillip, dsep., PcnnJ Pigott Ipem Comb
PAYERS 0,ep VII Randall U;cp, Mass, Ray (Rrp..
y VI Hayner (Dcm Md Heed dicp Me-. Reilly
Dem. PENN. Rcyburn C;ep, f'im)' llchad, Dem
Ohio) Robinson (Rcp. PENN, Rusk Dcm Ma, Russell
Urp Lonn.J, Ryan (bn'' y, 49, H'hr'me morn
Dem. s. -, scialton Rep. Penn, Settle t;ep.,
\ &, Shaw lien Wi.l Sherman (i.cp.. y y, Sck;es
Dem n w. sIpc dem. PENN, smith Qiep.. Ili.).
some,s dem. WIS.,, spcrry Dem. ConnJ sping'r
Dem. ILL.,, Stephenson (ipp', Mich)' stevens Dem
Ma,s.) G. w. Stone (Rep., Penn.l' W. ~ Stone oRcp
PENN storr (Rep., ohio, Strong th'p. ohio' Taboo,
dam Md Tawncy QRcp. Mimi, Taylor (Eep.,
Term Thomas GIscp.. Mich), Tracey tDen.. y.
y. Turner Dem, Ga). UpdeSr" th"p' Iowa
Van Voorhis rep, n. ", Van worms th"p, ohio''
wasworth rep, y. ", walker t'eP, MASS, wan
ger dep. PENN. Warner Dem, n. W. Washington
Dem. Tenn1 Waugh (.ep., Ind, Wells Dem, Wis.
weycr u,ep y. ". Wheeler rep, H., White
u,cp ohio, Wilson rep. Ohio) Wilson DEM w
VsJ Wise Dem, Val WoiNerton DEM PENN, Woomer
Rep. PENN, Wright (Rcp, Mass. Wright rep
Penn.)-2l3. .
The members voting for 90 to and against the
Bland Allison substitute were: Frederick (Rep.'
Kan) Grain Dem. Tex. Curtis dtep'. KAN, run
ston Hep, Kan). Mallory DEM Fla.)' Marsh
Rep. ILL., Meiklejohn 0tep.. Neb.), Moon Rep.'
Mich Turner Dem GaJ, White depr Ohio)
Mr. Newand pop. New voted for ~ to l. ana
did not vote on the Band-Alson substitute.
Voting for the Bland Allison act and against
% TO /; Brett Dem. Ind. Brookshire DEM
IndJ. Bryan Dem. Neb). Conn Dem. Ind. Doc
little (Rep. WashD Hare Dem. Ohio)' Harris
CPop. KanJ. Holman dem. Ind. KEN fop'
Neb). Latimer dem. :. CD Mcguire oDeh' 'aI''
McCreary dem, KY. McKeighan Pop. NeoD
Mel aurin dem s. c.. Post rep. Ills) Richie
Dem. Ohio, Strait dem. $. c.. Sweet Rep"
Idaho). Talbot dem. 5. CO, Taylor Dem, Ind
Voting for the Bland-Allison and not on the 20
TO | ratio Baker Uop.. Kan) Boon pop. Mimi
Davis pop. KanJ. Hudson Pop, kan) Pence
pop, Col) Simpson Pop, kan).
THE FINAL VOTE FOR REPEAL.
Then came the final vote. which Mr. Bailey
nem Texas endeavored to stave of for short
time by Offering an amendment to repeal the parity
clause OF the Sherman act. In the hope that by
so doing he could rally OF the gold men to
his support and thus weaken the friends OF the un-
conditional repeal OF the purchasing clause But
the Sneaker ruled that this was not I'm order pend
ing the demand for the cngrossment and third read
ing OF the bill and the bill was accordingly orher"
TO a third reading. Then Mr.. Bailey raised the
point that there should he "A division OF the question
one part Of II repealed the purchasing clause ana
the other retained the parity clause There should
be a separate vote on each. But again the speaker
pointed TO the decisive order Of the resolution un-
der which the House was acting and held that
such separation could not be had The vote was
then taken upon the final passage or the WILSON
bill and II was passcd-yeas 20. NAYS ITO.
There we're ten uncompromising silver men VINO
voted against even the Bland act and then against
repeal They were Broderick ufep.. Kan. can
non dep III. curtis rep, kanJ Ii"ybuIh I'D
Iowa1 Loud rep. Cali. Mallory dem, ! "a
Marsh rep Ill Meikejohn rep, NebJ' smith
(Rep. III, Taylor d,ep. Tenn -,
ing a winning game from the start and the silver
men were In the calm OF despair: AMI so when
this overwhelming majority was shown tGr me
Wilson bill. its advocates did NOT ih1ulee III IN
thusastic cheers. but contented themselves WIN
single round OF applause.
Mr.. Catchings dem. Miss). gave nolce haI ne
would ask the House To consider the rules TO-
morrow and then. at 800. the House adjourned.