The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29

as much interest was taken on the secon
vote. whr,h was on the ratio OF II to 1. n
disheartc the silver m en- and in, place Of tn
| attention which was paid 20 the hrst was su o
s ss rs;. as, ssrfs in the Gssn
| 81 the amrndme emit by a vote OF yeas. 100: nays
24o. hhe Populist 70 mbers did not vote TIL
against the IL to ratio. were
N.., Bret, Dem Ind BrOG ia nsT h IND
S WIZ S SsaFy Ssn: %si: R.1s. Tee; ksS Horn
ss R Rs fSp S,S I'm Iei.o ' 6sm sen 70.
M s;'t a gsH 1,soi sys.' ss'P' id'h0i II.
| The members who voted for l5to but who
declined to vote at ali on the IL to amend
| ID nt were:
B5 S. Fp bSts f Cannon s.f b. "a.
Tex Davis Pop Nan aras! Dem -. \ hT si,'h
.S SD roS Nan Va. and YSrpin Pm DEM " Al. '' va
Messrs. Russell Dem. Ga. and snodgrase
Dem: Tepnzt who voted against le to l. voted
The is to ] standard was defeated bya vote
Of ssS loS nSyS s 81 thOfs whT had
ing did not vote a, all on the il ratio:
- Ns..r, Amen: Dem. Mss Banths.d Dem Ala:
y. &. ana Livingston. he N. Ga
The other changes on this vote as comrared
with the vote on l to were as follows: Bald,
Dam. o.; who voted against II. voted for X
IL 10 l amendment. and it was also defeated
by vote oi-yeas. lO4: nays 2;is. ON this
whe yoeS for lSio Hossd i AGAINST 10 to
Allen dem. Miss. who did not vote at all on
the foemer proposition. voted for lat ].
in turn, was defeated. though 1t showed more
strength. the vote standing. yeas. III; nays
20 to !. Tut there was a decided gain. as the
following named members who had opposed
19to voted for the 70 TO / amendment:
hen w Va rnAn TleID TeN
Is E yo IRE ssrnsD Ess Pa Linton nc. Rsp
Moon Rsn Mich: oates Dem, hia: P..ehs Dem
lem G ere? wtsdoe. Rep Eiss VINE ks G asd
The yso G,sa aF Rsm 20 to end
The proposition to retnact the. Bland ALI
son act as IGoviso TO the Repeal bin received
ieated by majority Of =, the vote standing:
for 20 to and against the Bland Allison sub
stitute were:
gTod,TI't EsG ksn Gram Den Ter. cqE..
S Kan Ben nj . Mesas'on9v Es S:S Noon Rep
The only member who voted for 20 to and
not voting on the Bland Allison substitute was
Newlsnds Pop. New Those voting for the
Band-Allison act and against 20 to ! were:
Brett. Dem. Ind; Brookshlre. Dem. Ind: Bryan.
l n k DEM o y .sEr h2s en- a.F Ps
E lem xssn Mci S:R fS. h.S H. htS
Dem. o: STRAIT. BAN. s c. sweet Rep, Idaho; TAI
bot, Dem. E c. and Taylor. Dem. Ind
Voting for tho Bland Allison and not on the
20 to were:
don s k ss rSs sP COZ D:z Snip rn
son. Pop. Kan.
Then came the final vote. which Mr.. Bailey
Dem. Tex. endeavored TO stave of for a short
time ~ offering an amendment to repeal the
parity clause Of the sherman act in the hope
that by 30 doing he could rally some of the
gold men 10 his support and thus weaken the
friends OF the unconditional repeal OF the pur-
chasing clause But the SPEAK er ruled that
this was not in order pending the demand f2r
the enGrossmept and third reading OF the bill.
and the bill was accordingly ordered to a third
reading. Then Mr. Bailey raised the point
that there should be division Of tho 0ues-
ton. One part Of # repealed the purchasing
clause and tho other retained the parity
clause. There SHOULD be separate vote on
decisive order Of the resolution under which
the House was acting. and held that such
separation could not be had.
The vote was then taken upon the final pas
sage OF the Wilson bill. and It was passed
Yeas 240. nays no.
The announcement was followed BY ap-
pause on the floor and in the galleries The
House then adjourned at 81 o'clock.