Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-28
=. gasrsl Senate Adopts The Voorhees,
Substitute.
srgsS AMENDMENT REJECTED.
r,ten Pending Debate on Per-
! ~" .odmcnt 60 the Repeal Bill
House Proceedings
.......nh to the pi.patch.l }

...fh.It an 'i'N''
.ss, he laid before the senate
....shei business being Rouse
o. ..,o silver purchase repeal Did
g. ...o there were but few Demo
~ ....rs present. although many OF
20, .suneuished on the hepuo"ean ss
in their seats-inciudihg Mr'
81 .s, was one OF the first TO
BAN This morning and Mr. MOT
t.- ..,s. his appearance for the
.-.s ne left the city on leave
about two months ago Ihe
.ea quorum was noted. ana the
...l,d. producing forty-four sena-
...,,r, took the floor again ana
,.i.f interruptions until 1870,
,...acl 20 his colleague Mr'
90. .....,nr TO go on with his speech
pefore Mr.. Jones took the
..s "a can Of the Senate. when
..,.r- responded.
c' ,f- Jones plead that he was
.. t~sl. and said that ne "ouiu
., frsh tomorrow what little
f.1 TO say. lie hardly knew
call his remarks an argu-
obituary. for he took II 1or
r' ,,s cause which he had de-
80. u.s lost. ,.,,,,
.-rrr. AMENDMENT pEfhAi hp'
.r.-s asked for vote on the
non. The N'ce-l lss''iV' ir
M question to be upon MT.
r called for the reading OF
....rt and II was read. II
... tb4 coinage OF silver bullion
r'' amy owner thereof as under
I'D January IS 1897, and reViVes
...-fs nat act. and repeats All
..n.rt herewith. The vote was
.. much excitement, ana was
A '. '..,',1r.l after much shifting OF
on1,ys. Yeas. Is; nays 81;
,.oa7n. Is the vote in detail
,,..rs Allen. Blackburn, Butler
- u.nIel. Dubois George, Har-
mes of Arkansas. Jones OF
rl. Martin, Pasco, Peuet'
r.r Roach. Shoup. stewart
.,.. Vest, Walthall, ana Wol-
r-srs Aldrich. Caffery' Cam
Gallon. Davis. Dixon. Doiph'
FRYE Gailinger' Glpsoh' Ho
81. ..g. Hale, Hisslns' nun Ihoo,'
... Lrl-a McMillin' McL Li''ISon' -
Mitchell Wisconsin,, MOT
v.-hy. Palmer. Perkins, fFoclTi'
r..'r.. sherman, Smith, Stock
T.rr- Villas. voorhees,, ash-
g.. white d.Ouisiana)-59.
.r.rg pairs were announced;
4....r.w and Gordon; Squlres
....t.l ,Oregon); Brice and cam
-s arI Hansbrough; Chandier
r..,. california;; Colquitt and WI
...,u ana Allison; Hawley ana
,. u atom and Plat.
...r..- SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED.
r. ,......s then asked unanimous
. .., have the vote taken ON MS
. b.. tt. House bill. with the un-
-..... tt.l IL would then be treated
.-..I measure. open 10 anehu-
- .r.r some discussion or ms re-
...- t.s conceded. and the vote was
...r. taken on the substitute. IL
, -rl to--Tcas. 5S; nays, g-the
.... r.-.. being given by Messrs'
I. I.-. clU coke. Irby. Kyle Per
o. L... ana Vance.
r...I...,.n. AS agreed 20. strikes out
. .... .t Che House bin and inserts
-...f It OBJ. following;
-,.. much OF the act approved july
r...I 'an act directing the pur-
silver bullion and the issue OF
r-r- rfs thereon ana TOT other
.. Directs the Secretary OF the
..-. , purchase from time 10 time
t.- .. tl the aggregate amount OF
f.. .... or 50 much thereof az
.'.-.I each month at the market
.......| r.f axcepliug one dOllar
.."- .riirs Of pure silver. and 10
rs-,ut Tor such purchases
'.... r.,.s of the United states be-
hereby repealed. Ana IL
ar.l 10 be the policy OF the
.... tl continue the use OF both
o.. silver as standard money ana
h. -0l and silver into money
Intrinsic aud exchangeable value,
.r tp poo secured through in
cement. or by such saie-
f.. .t t..'.ti1n as will insure the
~ uarity In the value OF
ft. two metals and the equal
rrr ...r, COLLAR In the markets and In
r....- ~ debts And 1t is hereby
~l that the efforts OF the
,-r..t should be steadily directed
.t.f -.uent Of such a safe sys-
aU-m ne viii maintain at
H .lull power OF every dollar
-...i bv the United States In
ana IN the payments OF
Nt irtK1Ns's AMENDMENT.
f-.rs Republican). Of California.
u.rlment Of which he gave
r. fl,h u October. II proposes
ruts % the coinage OF silver
|n.rlcan production AT the
l, B. with "A minting or seig-
uf 21 per cent, which *
r., the Treasury. No pieces
nation than so are to he
Silver dollars may be exchanged
Treasury into legal-tender notes
. ..uomination than $40. Ana
~ five monetary experts
ntcd whose duty II shall
Congress and the Executive
al necessary matters re-
currency,
I.r.n.. stewart. Allen and
r-. thC debate on the amend
' Nr WolcOtt then OBJ
f..r. but on MIR. VOORHEES,
whether he would not prefer
TOW. he assented. and then
.lccss motion the Senate
4uth II o'clock tomorrow.
H-.s. or EEPREsENTATIvEs.
"..l..A Niichigan) desired 10 in
privileged resolution. IL d.
t lyesuEation into the right
.H'.n Wepublican), Michigan
'.i.-a'a tlc Eighth district OF that
scat in the House. In the
u- contestant, Henry NJ. YOU
tr declared that the election for
''.'t mc.aber was compassed by the
. tl organized society operat-
N-.t.ran. and several other west
'-... The society Mr.. Weadock ne
' b.. ue American Protective Asso-
ana hls attacks upon IL brought
~ Noim about Mr. Weadock's head
announced that owing 10 the OPP
raeountered be would withdraw
',s''-N'a until the member most
- hr Linton should be present
- io h.s own behalf. and in de-
~ te American Protective Asso-
4. '''lnger from the Committee on
- -nl Currency. reported a reso-
- Ealing on the Secretary of the
= - Tor certain information regard |
.e bsnAs The resolution called |
~ nsmb.r Of banks which had |
~, u's amount lost the New York |
-. 'SlaeiiS of such banks. and for |
" -'Vfinati0n. The resolution met |
"a -4'a OPPOSITION. for different rea-
al DemocraO, Missouri. opposed |
a. ~ ground that the Information |
- falg