The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-10


and many members followed the call with
taly-sheets of their Own. When 1t became
generally known that the silver men had
carried the day and ordered the previous
question, Williams demanded recapitula-
ton of the vote. after which the Speaker,
amid applause. declared the previous Ques-
ton ordered by vots of 152 ayes to 143
noes.
The detailed vote was as follows: Ayes
Abbott. Anderson. Allen, Antony. Arnold,
Babbitt. Bailey, Baker. Bankhead, Bar
tine. Beeman, Belknap. Beltzhoover,
Blanchard, Bland, Bloupt, Boatner, Bow
ers, Breckenridge Of Arkansas, Breiz, Brod-
erick, Brookshire. Brown of Indiana.
Bryan, Buchanan of Virginia, Bullock,
Binn, Burrows, Butler, Bynum, Camin-
etti Capehart Clark OF Wyoming, Clarke
of Alabama, Clover, Cobb of Alabama,
Compton. Cooper. Cowles, Cox of Ten
nessee. Grain, Crawford, Cubertson, Davis,
De Almond, Dockery. Deliver, DUNCAN,
Edmunds Ellis, Enloe, Epes. Everett,
Flick, Funston. Fyan, Grady, Halverson,
Hatch, Haugen, Heard. Henderson of
North Carolina, Hermann, Hilborn, Hol-
man. Hooker OF Mississippi, Hooker of
New York, Hopkins of PENNSYLVANIA, Hop
kins of Illinois. Houk of Tennessee, Hall,
johnson of North Dakota, johnson OF
South Carolina, Joley, Jones. Kendall.
Kribbs, Kyle, sLane, Lsnham, Lawson of
Virginia, Lawson Of Georgia. Lester of
Virginia, Lester of Georgia, Lewis.
Lind, Livingston. Long. Loud, NAL
lory. Mansur. Martin, McCreary, Me-
Keighan, McMillin, McRae, Mont
gomery. Moore. Moses. Morton, Oates,
O'Donnel, O'Ferrall. OTIS, Owens, Parrett,
Patterson of Tennessee. Patton. Paynter,
Pearson. Peel. Perkins, PIckler, Pierce, Post,
Price. Quackenbush. Richardson, Robert
son. Savers. Shell. Shively. Simpson, Smith.
Snodgrass. Stephenson, Stewart of Texas,
StOckdale. Stone of Kentucky, Sweet,
Tarsney. Taylor of Illinois. Taylor of Ten
nessee, w. A. Taylor, Terry, Tilman,
Townsend, Tucker, Turner, Turpn, Wat
son. Weaver Wheeler, White, Williams of
North Carolina, Williams Of Illinois, VIII
son of Kentucky, Wilson Of Missouri, VIM,
Wise-152.
Noes-Amerman. Andrew, Bacon, Bar
wig, Bentley. Bergen. Bing ham. BOutelIe,
Bowman, Brawley, Breckenridge of Ten
nessee, Brickner, Brosius, Brown. Drummer,
Buchanan Of New Jersey, Bunting, Busey,
Bushnell, Cadmns, Caldwell, Campbell,
Caruth, Castle, Ca.chings. Cate, Chapman,
Clancy. Cobb of Missouri, Coburn. Cock
ran, Cogswell, Coolidge. Coombs, Covert.
Cox of New York. Crosby, Cummings.
Curtis. Cutting. Dalzel. Daniel, De For
est, Dickerson. Dingley, D0an, Dun
ply. Durborow, Elliott, English. Enochs,
Fellows Fitch, Fowler, Geary, Geissen-
bainer. German. Greenleaf. Grout, Hall,
Hallowell, Hamilton. Hare, Harmer, Har-
res, Harter. Hayes. Haynes. Hemphill, Her
bert. Hit. HoaT, Houk Of Ohio, johnson of
Indiana. johnson Of OHIO. Ketcham, Kill
gore, Lagan, Lapham, Layton. Little,
Lodge. Lynch, Magner. MeAleer. McClel-
Ian, McGann, McKaig, Mckinney, Meyer,
Miller. Mlliken. Mitchell. Morse, Mutchler,
Newberry. Ohliger, O'Nell CT Massachu-
sets. O'Neill Of Pennsylvania. Cultivate,
Payne. Pendleton. Powers. Ranes,
Randall, Rsyner, Reed. Reg burn. Robinson
of Pennsylvania. Rockwell, Rusk. Russell.
Scott, Scul. SeerIey, Shonk. Snow. Sperry.
Springer. Stahlnecker. Stevens, Stewart Of
Illinois. c. w. Stone, w. A. Stone, Storer,
Stout, Stump, j. ID. Taylor, Tracey, Van
Horn. Walker. Warner, Washington,
Waugh. Weadock. Wheeler of Michigan,
Wtke Of Illinois, Wilcox. Williams of Mas
StNBuSSNtS, w IloOu hl w hSDiuStoH, WILSON
of West Virginia. Wolverton, Youmans-
142
The following pairs were announced:
Goodnight and Sanford. Forney and Hen
derson of Illinois, Branch and Rife. Bowen
and O'Neil of Missouri, Lockwood and
Henderson of Louisiana. Reilly and Whit
ing. Pattison and Wadsworth Of Ohio, Al
exander and Page. Forman aud Fithian,
McLaurin and SiDe. Dix and Wright
An analysis of the vote shows that the
motion was supported by 107 Democrats, 80
Republicans and 10 POpuIists. The opposi-
ton consists of 104 Democrats and 50 Re-
Iublicans. The strong Democratic showing
made in favor Of cl0ture on the repeal
of the silver bill was surprise, aud
all that prevented its adoption was the diyi-
sion on other than silver lines Of the Repub-
licsns. many of whom. including Burrows.
DOlliver, Hopkins OF Illinois and Lind, be-
leved it TO be good party policy to leave the
silver question for the incoming admins
tratiOn to deal with.
Cox then moved to recOmmit the resou-
ti0n 10 the Committee Oh Rules, and on
standing vote Ii was agreed to-150 to SO.
The ayes and noes could not be ordered
owing to a lack OF strength by the oppo-
nents
The recOmmittal report is regarded as the
end of the silver question in this Congr ess