The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-10
DEAD FOR The SESSION
The Bill Proposing the Rsp,al Of tho
Sherman Silver Law.
TWILL NOT BE CONSIDERED
II Meets Defeat In the House-The
Vote OF the Representa-
tives On the Propo-
sition.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Ths house re.
fused. l53 to 1il, TO grant the cloture on
the silver bill and rccommitted the entire
silver special order to the rules committee
which kills tho silver repeal for this time.
Immediately after the reading of the
Journal in the house to-day, Catchings,
democrat, of Mississippi, called up the
resolution Of the committee on rules set
ting apart this legislative day and il ncc-
cssary the next legislative day for the
consideration of tho bill repeating the
Sherman silver act.
Bacon. democrat. of New York, offered
an amendment for a vote on the bill and
all pending amendments at 2 p. IN. to-
morrow. after which dilatory mo-
bill Is finally disposed OF. In
a brief speech he said tho silver question
should be disposed of hero and now. The
amendment is In form exactly like that
proposed by Bla nd last summer and was
in substance tho same as the rules re-
ported by such s.anch democrats rs RAN
dali and Mills. and by a republican such
rs Reed. lie would accordingly move TO
vote down the previous question in order
that vote might be obtained. The gem
tlemen should understand that vote
against his motion was vote against the
bill. and they must take the responsibility.
He told his side of the house that the rules
committee was not here opposing his mo-
tion, the authority for which statement
Pierce Of Tennessee disputed.
Bland, democrat. of Missouri then took
the floor for the other side. The gentle
men who were now demanding cloture
were opposed to considering II last sum-
mer. Now they wanted cloiure in order to
tlcmonctizc silver at the dictation Of Wall
street. The bill proposed to he brought up
was monstrosity. Leave silver alone I'M
I'll the tariff is revised and alien laws re-
formed, on which they were all agreed.
Bands words were loudly applau,led.
Bartine OF Nevada, free silver repub-
lican. followed in speech against the
amendment Of Bacon and the repeal Of
the subsequent law. lie gave warning the
Andrcw-Cate bill would never bc brought
10 vote IL he could prevent IL, for the
gentleman from New York and his associ-
ates had flibustered free silver bill to
death.
Tho roll call was taken on the ordering
of the previous question. Interest was i'm
tense and many members followed the
call with tally sheets Of their own, when il
was generally known that the silver men
carried the day and ordered tho previous
question. Williams demanded rccapitu-
latiou of tho vote, after which the speaker,
amid applause. declared tho previous
question ordered by vote of yeas, l52; I;
nays. 1i3.
The detailed vote is as follows:
yeas-Abbott, Anderson, Allen. Antony, Arm
old. Babbtt. Bailey, Baker. Bankhead. Bartine.
Beeman, lielkDap, Bettshoyer. blanchard,
Bland. BlouDt, Boatner, Bower. Brccklnridgc,
Arkansas; Bretz, Broderick, Brookshlre. Brown,
| Indiana: Bryan. Buchanan, Pennsylvania; Hul-
lock, Bum. Burrows, Butler. Bynum, Camanetii,
Capehcart. Clark, Wyoming. Clarke, Alabama;
Clover. Cobb, Alabama: Compton. Cooper.
Cowics. Cox, Tennessee; Grain. Crawford. Cni.
bertson, Davis, Dearnond, Dockery. Doliyer,
Duncannon. Edmund. Ellis. Enioe. Epes. Ever
cit. Flick, Funston. Fyan. CAN'T. Grady. Hal
ycrson, Hatch, Haugen, Heard. Iiendcr-
son, North Carolina: Hermann, I'LL
burn, Holman. Hooker. Mississippi,
| Hooker. New York: Hopkins. Pennsyl-
vanla; Hopkins. Illinois; Houk. Tennes.
| see; Hall, johnson. North Dakota: Johnston.
| Krbb. Kyle. Lane. Lanhan, lawson. Virginia;
| Lawson, Georgia; Lester, Virginia: Lester.
| Georgia: Lewis. Lind. Livingston, Long. Loud.
Mallory, Mansur. Martin. McCreary. Mckeig-
| han, Mcmillan, McCrae, Montgomery. Moore.
| Moses, Morton. Oates. o'DonBell. Overall.
Patton. Paynter, Parson, Peel, Perkins, Pickler.
| Pierce. Post. Price, ,luackenbush, Richards,
| Robertson, sayers. Shell. Shiyely. simpson.
| smith. snodgrass. Stephenson. stewart, Texas:
| stockdaie. stone. Kentucky: sweet. Tarsney.
| Taylor, Illinois; Taylor, Tennessee; W. A. lay
ior, Terry. 7 Ilinsp. Townsend, Tucker. Turner,
Turpin, Watson, Weaver. Wheeler. White, VII
| IAms. North Carolina; Williams, Illinois. vii
son. Kentucky; Wilson. Missouri; winn. Wise.
| -ijs.
Nays zimmerman. Andrew, Bacon. Barwig
| Bentley. Bergen. Bingham, Bouteie, Bowman
Brawlcy. BrcckiDrldge. Tennessee. Brickncr,
| Brosius, Brown. Bruunrr. Euchar,an. New Jer
| sey; Bunting Busey, Bushnell. Gadmus, Cad
WELL Campbell Caruth. Casset. Catchings. Cate
Chipman. Clancy. Cobb. Missouri. Coburn.
! Cochran. Cogswti, Coolidge, 'oombs, Covert
| Cox, New York: Crosby. Cummings, Curtis
Cutting. Daizell, Daniel. DeForest, Dickerson
Dinglcy, Doane. DuBphy. Durborrow. Elliott
| English. Enoch. Fellows. Fitch. Fowler. Gcary
| t.cisenhainer, Gorman. Gr"enleaf, Grout. Hall
Holloway. Hamilton. Hare, IIarIncr. llarres
liarter. Hayes. Hynes. llemphill. Her
| bert, Hit, lloar. Iiouk. Ohio: johnson
Indiana; johnson. Ohio; keiehani. kilgorr
Logan, Lapham. Layton. Little, Lodge, Lynch
| Nagner. Me Acer. Mcclellan Mct;ann. Mckaig
| Mckinney, MeycT. Miller, Miiiikcn. Mitchell
Morse. Mitchler. Scvb"rry. phlighcr. O'Nelll
| Massachusetts; o'Neill. Pennsylvania: Outh
waite. Payne. rcndleton Poscrs. Iaines, Han
dali. Hayner. Reed. Eeyburn. koblnson. Fem
! sylyania; Rockwell. Eusk. Russell. sroit, sculi
secrlcy. shonk. snow. sperry. Springer. S,ahl
necser. Stevens. stewart. Illinois; q. ". stone
| W. A. stone. siorar. stout stump. J. u. Taylor
| Tracey. Van Horn. Walker. Warner. Washing
ton. Waugh, weadock, Wheeler. Michigan
wike. Illinois: wlicox. Williams. Massachu
ss,ts: Wilson. Washington. Wilson. West Viz
gina; woIyerton, Noumans-ii5.
The following pairs we're announced:
Goodnight, sanford; forncy. Henderson. hi
nos; Branch, Rife; Bowen. o'Neil, Missouri
| lockwood. Henderson. Louisiana; Reilly. Whit
ing; Pattlson, wadsworih. ohio; Aiexandc
Page, forman. FlthIau; McIaurin, sipei Dixon
| Wright.
Analysis OF the vote shows the motion
was supported by l07 democrats
IS republicans and 10 popu
lists. The opposition consists of ioi dem
ocrais. 80 republicans. The strong demo
cratic showing made in favor of cloturc ol
the repeal Of the silver bill was surpris