The record-union., 1893-10-31

lusion, and said there is Spanish proverb
that fits the case-"It is waste OF lather
to shave an ass"
This provoked great laughter in the
galleries, and the President admon-
ished the occupants.
Carey replied in a warm manner and
charged Wolcott with abandoning his
party in the last campaign, and said the
trouble with W olcott and his people had
been that they attempted TO interfere in
affairs of his (Carey's) people instead OF
looking after their own. He Carey had
letter from reputable citizen Of Colo
RADIO saying that if he voted against free
coinage the influence and money of that
State would be used to ruin him. Carey
also quoted from magazine articles on
silver the sentence about the trade by
which Senators from silver States voted
against the force bill in return Tor votes
to be cast for free coinage.
Harris (Democrat) OF Tennessee hotly
branded this statement about his posi-
ton. He said he considered it dishon-
orable for a Senator to use such terms
with reference TO a colleague.
Butler Democrat) of South Carolina
called upon Manderson OF Nebraska. who
called him I}utler) to order several days
ago for words spoken in debate with Hill,
to cali Carey to order.
Manderson replied THE Senator
from South Carolina is so pugilistic in
his tendencies that l leave this fight to
him.
Washburn characterized the statement
that he had prolfered Carey's vote as alb
sured.
Dubois regretted that Carey didn't
represent his people, but knew he Sena-
/ tor was following his conscience in doing
! what he thought was right.
Pascoe called for Il reading of his substi-
! tute, of which notice was given Sat
urday.
Stewart presented an amendment,
which was voted down.
Pascoe yieided while Gray presented
n report on the Chinese extension bill
White asked that it be made the special
order fer Wednesday, Objection was
made, and the bill Went on the calendar.
PascOe's substitute was then defeated
20 10 II.
Jones Of Nevada resumed his speech
begun several days ago. The demOne-
! tiZation OF silver was but part Of q
scheme OF the banks of the money CEN
| ters, who also wanted monopoly of the
| issue Of money. They will now demand
/ the issue q 500, 900, 900 Of bonds, belev-
/ ing the distress of the country will be-
! come so great as to result in a contraction
that the Government will be unable to
resist. In his opinion, instead OF issuing
! Government should issue green backs. In
conclusion. Jones said this was not the
dQ9m OF silver, as some imagine. 1t is
Only the beginning of the fight
PETER and Harris spoke briefly against
the bill, and Stewart closed the long de-
bate with a few remarks in a similar
vein.
At 7:2O the Viee-President put the
question on the engrossment Of the
amendment and third reading of the bill,
which was agreed to without division.
\ vote was then taken on the passage
! of the bill as amended. The vote re-
suited 43 yeas, 81 nays, so the bill as
amended passed. The vote was:
| eas-Aldrich, Brice Caffery. Camden,
| Carey, Cullum, Davis. Dixon, Dolph,
! Faulkner. Frye, Gallinger, Gibson, Cor
man, Gray, Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Hill,
Hoar, HuntOOn, Lindsey, Lodge, Nc
MILAN, Mcpherson, Manderson, Mills,
Mitchell of Wisconsin, Morrill,, Murphy,
Smith, Squire, Stock bridge, Turpie.
Villas, Voorhees,. Washburn, White of
Louisiana-Total 43.
Nays-Allen, Bate, Berry, Black burn,
Butler, Cameron, Call, Cockrell, Coke,
Daniel, Dubois, George, Harris, Irby,
Jones of Arkansas, Jones of Nevada,
Kyle, Martin. Pasco. PETER, Perkins,
Pettigrew. Powers, Pugh, Roach, Shoup,
Stewart. Teller, Vance, Vest, Walthall,
Wolcott-Total 80.
The following pairs were announced,
the first named would vote affirmative:
Allison with Mitchell of Oregon, Chand-
Ter with White of California. Wilson with
Colquitt, Gordon with Morgan, Palmer
with Hansbrough.
On motion of VOORHEES, the Senate then
adjourned until noon tomorrow.