Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-02
the last three months, and said after it all

the last three months, and said after 1t al
he was not discouraged.
Speeches were then made by Messrs
Bryan, Springer, Reed and Tracey of New
| York and Wilson, and then Mr.. Bland
made his motion to recommit the bill, and
| it was ordered. A viva voce vote was de-
clared against 1t. Mr.. Bland moved the
ayes and nays. The amendment was de-
feated, ayes 100; nays 175.
Mr.. Bryan was then given permission to
make a statement. He said that. recog-
MIXING the fact that there were too few
opponents of the bill to make flibustering
passage; If any good result could
be secured, he would gladly re-
fuss to vote, If thereby he could prevent
what he believed to be the commission
of crime against his people. In conclu-
sion he warned the promoters of the bill
to beware of the consequences, which he
hoped would not be in the nature he
feared, and predicted that the American
people would, when they came to express
themselves upon this question, send ma
jority to the house and to the senate who
believed that this country Is big enough to
legislats for itself. Applause.
The motion was then put on concurring
in the senate amendment. The yeas and
10y bOhhS oioCkSo NJ ~.SfJ VIC SeAAAS -
the roll was begun. The senate substitute
was concurred in-yeas 1913, nays "a.
The following Is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Anderson, Aldrich, APPS
ley, Avery, Babcock, Baker OF New Hampshire,
Beitzhoover. Berry, BINGHAM, Black Of Georgia
Black of nlin ois Blair, Brawley, Breckenridge OF
Arkanas; Bretz, Brickner, Brookshtre, Brosius,
well, Campbell, Cannon Of California, Caruth,
Catchings, Causey, Chickering, Clancy, Cobb
S Ct Missouri &c coggs%s
Cummings, Curtis Of New York, Daniels, Davy,
ply, parborrow. Ed@unds, English, Erdmsn, Ev:
erett, Fellows. Fielder, Fitch, Fletcher, Forman.
SsT York ea Seldesr Ger%an GRESHAM
Circuit, Haines, Hall of Minnesota, Ham
%ond aarTmer, H nItsE,, Haugen, Hen Hen
Holman, Hopkins of Illinois, Houk of Ohio, Houk
of Tennessee, Hunter, Johnson OF Indiana, John
* RpSSs JHy ke
nsr, Mahen, Marshall Martin Of Indiana, Marvin
creary. McDannoid,. Mcdowell. McEtfericE,
Mcaann; McKa ii;,,,, MeNagny, Mercer, Mere,
Morse, Mutchter, Oates, o'Neil Of Massa,,
chusetts, Cultivate, Paschal, Patterson,
payne; Painter, Pearson, Pendleton Of West Viz
dali, Ray, Rayner, Reed, Reilly, ReyburD, Rich
ards, Richardson of Michigan, Ritchie. Rusk,
Russell of Connecticut, Ryan, schermerhorn,
Charles ". Of Pennsyivspia Stone. eT VIM. a. Of
Of Teg
Tucker Turner; Turpin, Tyler, Van Voorhis Of
Waugh Weadoef Wells Wheeler q fnois
White, Whiting, Wilson of West Virginia, Vol
Nsys-Aitken, Alexander, Allen, Arnold Bal
ley, Baker of Kansas, Bankhead, Bell of Colo
RADIO, Bell of Texas. blanchard, Bland, Boatner,
erick, Bryan, Burns, Cannon Of Illinois, Cape
heart Clark of Missouri, Cobb Of Alabama,
Cockrell, Cooper Of Texas. Cog, Crawford, Gull
mond, benson, Dinsmore, Dockery, DoolittIe,
G Ellis Of Oregon O ERes' Fithisp Funston, Fyao
al Hsar ha sn OF mis-
Of North Carolina, Hermann, Hillborn, Hop
kins OF Pennsylvania, Hudson, Hutchinson,
mer, Livingston, Lucas, Maddox, Mcguire, NAL
ory, Marsh, McCullock, McDearmon, Nc
Kelghan, McLau5in, McRae, Meikeljohn, Money,
Robbins, Robertson of Louisiana, Sayers, Shell,
Sibley, Smith, snodgrass, stallings, .Stockdale,
tate Terrv Wheeler eli OF aaSsma %am,
IF Illinois, Williams Of Mississippi, Wilson of
The following pairs were announced
rom the desk: Mcmillan with Barrows,
Simpson with Gillette of Massachusetts,,
Enloe and Boutelle, Russell of Georgia
WILL 0hEtuOlut, " Will
Lawson with Towney, Goodnight with
Picker, Coffsen with Lscsy, Brecken-
:idge of Kentucky with O'Neill of
Lester with Northway,
Abbott with Walker, Pendleton of Texas
With Neal, Hare with Loud, Hayes with
Bowers of California, Woodward with
Henderson of Illinois, Hatch with Cousins,
with Gear, Hooker of Mississ-
ppi with Grosye nor, Graham with Van
Vorhis of Ohio, Ellis of Kentucky with
)slzell, Brattan with Dolliver, Wise with
Story.
Of those who voted to concur In the SEN
tie amendment the following republicans
previously voted to recommit the bill with |
Mr.. BANDS instructions to incorporate the
rec coinage act of 1887:
Anderson, Black of Georgia, Brookshire,
Cannon of California, Donovan, Edmunds,
Gardner, Geary, Holman, Hunter of I'LL
lois, Marshall, Meredith, Richardson of
Michigan, Swanson, Taylor of Indiana,
rurpin, Tyler and Whiting, democrats,
md Post, republican.
The following, all republicans, voted |
Igsinst the bill and against the motion to |
.ecommit: Cannon of Illinois, Hsiner,
Lucas, Mickeljoyn and Smith. Hopkins
If Pennsylvania, also republican, voted
against tine motlon 10 concur, out In taYor
If sthe motion to recommit.
The following did not vote at all on the
notion to recommit, but voted to concur
n the senate amendment: Grander,
and Wright of Pennsylvania, re-
oublicans, and Wesdock, democrat.
The following voted on the motion to
.ecommit, but are not recorded as voting
IN the motion to concur: Hooker of New
York, republican, and Mcmillan and Neill,
democrats.