People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-09-01
North Corolipa t0I "N~4 NVu-
OF THE OPPOSITION

The vote against the l6 TO | ratio
was as follows:
Nays-Messrs Adams. Republican. Ken.
tu'ky' Anderson, Democrat. West Vir,inil.
Allrlch' Republican Illinois. Apsley. Repuh-
mean. Massachusetts. Avery Republican
Men IAN Bl6cock. Republican. Wisconsin
BAKER Republican. New Hampshire: y ldWin
democrat Minnesota: Barnes. Democrat
wisconsin: BlrthO dt Republican. Missouri
Blrtlett, Democrat. New York: Rarwig
democrat hWisconsin: Belden. Republican
New York. BeltzhoOyer, Democrat Pennsyl-
yahla' Il Try. Democrat Kentucky Bin ,ham
republican Pennsylvania: Black Democrat
ILLINOIS, Blair, Republican, New Hampshire.
Boutelle. Rep. Maine; Brattan. Dem. Mary.
iand Brawley, Dem. South Carolina: Breck-
lnridge, Democrat, Arkansas: Breckinridge
democrat Kentucky; Brickner, Democrat
wisconsin Brosius, Republican. Pennsvi.
wanna Brown, Democrat. Indiana Burrows
lepublicln. Michigan Bynum, Democrat,
INDIANA ClbanlsS, Democrat GeOrgia. Cad.
mus. democrat, New Jersey: Caldwell. Re-
publican, Ohio: Campbell, Democrat New
York Cannon. Republican. Illinois Caruth.
Democrai, Kentucky: Catchiu-s, Democrat
mississippi CAusey, Democrat. Della
ware: Chlekerins, Republican New
Clancy, Dem. New York: Clarke Dem. Ala.
oama Cobb, Dem. Missouri. Cochran. Dem
New YORK Coygswell Rep, Massachusetts,.
Compton, Dem, MARYLAND: Combs. Den.
New York Cooper Dem, Florida Coopcr
Dem indiana Cooper Rep. Wisconsin Cor.
nlsn, Dem New jersey. Cousins, Rep Iowa
CoIert Dem, New York Grain, Dem, Texas:
Summln . Dem, New York; Curtis. Rep.
New York Dalzell. Rep. Pennsylvania.
Daniels, Rep, New York Davey. DeLi LOUIS.
lana DE Forest Dem. Connecticut. Dingjev
hep''ha ne'Doihyer, Rep, Iowa Draper Re
Massachusetts Dunn Rep, New Jersey
Dunphy Dem, New York Durnuroy Dem
ILLINOIS, Ellis. Rep, Organ; Elgish. Dem
New Jersey Erlmln. Dem, Pennsylvania.
Everett, Dem; New York Fellows, Dem,
New lOfk flelden. Dem, New Jersey Fitch.
Dem, New York: Fletcher, Rep Minnesota:
fOfilan. Dem, Illinois Funk, Rep Illinois:
Glrdner' Rep, New Jersey. Gear Rep.. Iowa,
Gessenhalner Dem. New Jersey.
Gillett, Rep, New York: Gilleit
hep, Massachusetts; GoldiZer Dem, Illinois,
German. Dem, Michi an; Gresham Dem.
IcXlS Gr0sven0r, Republican, Ohio; Grout
Republican, Vermont II Ger. Republican.
iowa IOWA III ner, Republican, Nebraska Hines.
Dem New York Han. Lem. MinDesot, 4,
Hammond, Dem. Indiana: Hare Dem Ooio.
Harmer, Rep, Pennsylvania Harter. Dem
OHIO Haugen, Rep. Wisconsin HIVES
Dem. Iowa Heiner, Rep, PENNSYLVANIA Hen.
derson, Rep, Illinois henderson. Rem Iowa.
Hendricks, Dem, New York: Henburn' Rem
Iowa Hermann, Rep, Ore ,On Hicks Rem.
pennsylvania Htlborn. Rep, California Hi .es.
Democrat Pennsylvania; Hit Republican.
iillnolS Hooker, Republican New York Hop.
Klns Republic m. Pennsylvanil Houci. DEM
ocrat Ohio, Houck, Dem. Kentucky Halisk
Yep ONO HUI, Rep. Iowa: Hi iert, Dem
ono johnson, Rep, Indiana: johnson Rem
NOrlh CarOllna johnson, Dem, OHIO. Low
Keep, Missouri: kiefer, Rep, Mlnnesoti
hflD0S, Dem. Pennsylvania Ley. Rep.
iowa L1plam, Dem, Ri de Island Laken
Dem. Ohio; Latever, Rep. New York Lilv
Yep, pennsylvania: Linton, Re1., Michisan.
Lisie, Dem, Kentucky: lockwood. Dem
New York Loud, Rep. California Loudens.
ager Rep, New Jersey: Lynch. Dem. Wisco9.
SIN; Migner, Dem. New Yor6: Mlhon. Rep
Pcnnsylydn a; NJ lllOry. Dem Florida MIrsh.
Rep, Illinois Martin. Dem, Ind ma NJ irwin
Rep, New York McA eCr, Dem Psnnsvl
Eanla; MEG sllery, Dsn. NJ Massachusetts,
McClear, Rep, Minnesota: M1Creary.
Denl hentucNy McCul cch, Dem Ark m.
sas Mcdonald, Dem, II inois Mcdowell
Rep, Pennsylv mia McElrick Dem, Mss,
Ghusetts Mccain. Dem, Illinois; McKai,.
Dem Maryland: Men ny, Dem, IN diana:
Meiklelohn, Rep, Nebraska Mercer Rem
Nebraska: Meyer, Dem. Lo i-iana Milliken
KEEP, Maine Noon. Rep. Mich IN Morse
Rep Massachusetts Mutcher. Dem. Penn,
ssylvann Northw ~ Rep. OHIO O'Neil. Dem.
Massachusetts, o'Netll, Req, Pennsylvania.
O1thwalte, Dem, Ohio Page. Dem. Rhode
Island; Ill, Dem, Texas PLtter on,
Dem, Tennessee: Payne Rep. New
YORK: Pearson. Dem. Oli,: Pendlc.
ton, Dem. West Virdnia Perkins, Rem.
Iowa Phillips, Rep. Psnnsvlvanir
Pigot, Dem, Pennsylvania Powers. Rem.
vermont; Price, Dem Iowa Randall. Rem
massachusetts Ray Rep, New York; Ray.
nor Dem, MARYLAND Reed, Rep. Maine;
Reilly Dem, Pennsylvania Reyb m. Dem,
pennsylvania Richards, Dem, onio Richie.
Dem, Ohio Robinson Re D, PENNSYLVANIA:
Rusk, Dem, Maryland, Russell. kep'. Con
n5cu, ut Russell, Dem, Georgia Ryan. Dem.
rev York: Schermerhorn, Dem,
New York: Scranton, Rep. Penn,
sylVania' Settle, Rep, .,orth Car.
DINA Shaw Rep. Wisconsin: Sherman. Rep.
New York: Sickles, Dem, New York Sipe,
Dem, Pennsylvania Smith. Rep, Illinois;
Soners, Dem, Wisconsin Speery. Dem.
Connecticut Sprln er, Dem Illinois: Ste.
phenson, Rep, Michigan: Stevens. Dem.
NJ issachusetts; Stone, Rep. Pennsylyania!
W. A. Stone, Rep, Pennsylvania; Storer, Rep.
Ohio; Stron Rep, o io. Talbot. Dem Mary.
land TLwney Rep. NJ nnesota TAYLOR. Rep
tennessee Thomas Rep, Michigan Tracey
Dem, New York: Tu,ker Dem. Viz mia
turner, Dem, Geor ia; Upde ran, Rep.
Iowa Van voorhees,. Rer, New York
YORK VOORHEES,, Rep, Ohio: Wadsworth.
setts; Wanger Rep. Pennsylvania Warner
Dem, New York Washington. Dem Ten.
nessec Waugh, Rep, Indiana Weadock
Dem. Michigan: Wells. Dem, Wisconsin
Webster, Rep. New York VIII te. Rep, Ohio;
Wilson. Rep, Ohio. Wilson. Dem, West Vir.
glnia; Wise Lem Virsinia Wolverton. Dem.
pennsylvania WoOmer, Rep PENNSYLVANIA;
n VII mi; hcp' Massachusetts, Wright, Rep,
ANTI-sILYER MEN JUBmANT.
The announcement of the vote upon
the amendment was received with ap-
plause and some surprise at the ma
jority against free coinage, it being
nearly double the largest estimate
made by the antI-silver committee.
Mr. Band, from a seat at the left of
the speaker smiled grimly as he heard
the re ,ult, nervously chewing and
rocking to and fro on his pivot chair.
The figures show that major ty of
the Demo rats voted against free coin
age. With the close of the roll call
the clerk announced a single pair
specifying with great particularly
the side on which the member
would have voted if present. This is
a common custom in the senate but
very unusual in the house and indi-
Gated with what extreme care the
pairing contract was made. II is very
uncommon, also. to find so few mem
bers paired, and the roll call revealed
only eight absentees, who had not
provided to make their votes count in
he total result
With the wave of applaus and
jubilation which swept over the hall
as the crushing defeat of free coinage
was announced the who house
seemed to take q deep breath and TO
lose interest in what was TO follow
for the next few votes. These were
on the various ratios, but every one
knew that the ratio question was not
only dead but buried ten days ago.
Mr.. Ri md asked a yea and nay vote
on the question of free coinage at the