The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02
HATCH'S BILL DEFEATED.
BE FAILS TO GET THE NECESSARY
TWO-THI5 VOTE

He Had a Majority of 40 Votes, but
Not Sufficient to Meet the Two
thirds ReQurement-The Action o.
the House on the Other Business OF
the Day.
WASHINGTON, March There was a
slight disposition Co fli5uster on the APP
proval of the journal in the House this
morning BY Mr.. Kilgore, who wished TO
gain time for the confereos on the sundry
civil bill to report The Journal was finally
approved.
The Senate amendments to the naval ap-
preparation bill were uOu-COnCurrel 10.
Mr.. Hatch moved tOsuspend the rules and
concur in the Senate amendments to the
anti-options bill.
Mr.. johnson of Ohio demanded &
second.
AIr. Hatch's motion was seconded by
vote of l63 70 T. The opponents OF the
measure, as rule declined to vote, and it
was more than half an hour before Mr..
Hatch was able TO muster a quorum.
half hours debate on the bill was then
entered upon When the debate closed Mr.
Hstchs motion to suspend the rules and
concur in the Senate amendments 10 the
anti-options bill Was defeated by vote OF
172 yeas TO 1874 nays, not the necessary two
thirds vote in the affirmative.
The following is the vote IN detail:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott. Anderson. Allen,
Anernan, Arnold, Atkinson, Babbtt, Baker
Bankhead, Bartine, EeltzhooveT, Bergen,
Blanchard, Bland, BlOuut, BOutelle, Bowers,
Branch, Bretz, Broderick, BrooKshire, Brosius,
Brown Of Indiana, Bryan, Buchanan Of New
Jersey, Bullock, Bum, Bunting, Burrows
Busey, Butler, Caminette, Capehert, Cate.
Clover, Cobb of Alabama, Cooper, Cox OF Ten
uossee, Crawford, Crosby, Culberson, Curtis,
Daniel, Davis, Dearmond. Dingley. Doane,
Dockery, Deliver, DUNCAN, Edmunds Ellis,
Enloe, Enochs, Epes, Everett, Fithian,
Flick, Forman, Forney, Fowler, Fun
ston. Fyan, CAN'T. German, Grady,
Grout Halowel, Balvorson, Hamilton,
Hare, Hatch, Haugen, Haynes Of Ohio, Heard,
Henderson of Iowa, Henderson of North Caro-
lima, Hermann, HiIborn, Hit, Holman, Hooker
of New York, Hopkins OF Illinois, Hopkins of
Pennsylvania, HOuk of Ohio, HOuk OF Tennes-
see, Huff, Hull, Johnson Of Indiana johnson Of
North Dakota, JOhnstoue Of south Carolina,
Jolley, Jones' KEN, Kendall, kriObs, Kyle,
Lane, Lanham, Lawson OF Virginia Lawson OF
Georgia, Layton, Lester of Virginia, Lewis,
Lind, Livingston, Long, Mansur, Martin, Nc
Clellan, McCreary, MckaiG, McKeiRhan, Nc
Lauru, McRae, Meredith, Montgomery, Moore,
Moses, O'Donnell, Otis, Owens, Patton, Payne,
Paynter, Pearson, Peel, Pendleton, Perkins,
Picker, Pierce, Post, Powers, Quackenbush.
Raines, Ray, Reilly, Richardson, Robertson of
Louisiana, Savers, Scott SOUL, SECRECY, Shell,
6hively, Smith. Stockdale Stone, Charles w.
Stone, William A, Stone of Kentucky, Sweet,
Joseph Taylor, Terry, Tlllman, Turpin, Van
I1OEus watson. waugh h6AuOCk, weaver,
Wheeler Of Alabama, White, Whiting VIII
Jams of North Carolina, Williams of Illinois,
Wilson of Kentucky, Wilson of Washington,
Wilson Of Missouri, Vim, Wolverton. Wright
NAYs-Messrs Andrew, Anthony, Bacon,
Bailey, Barwig, Beiden, Belknap, Bentley,
Bingham. Boatner, Bowman Brawey, Brock
1nridge OF Arkansas, Breckenridge of Kentucky,
Brown of Maryland. Brunner, Buchanan of
Virginia, Bynum, Gable. Cadmus, Campbell,
Csruth, Castle, Catchings, Chapman, Clancy
Clarke Of Alabama, Cobb Of Missouri, Coburn,
Cochran, Cog well, Compton, Coolidge Coombs,
Covert COWles, Cox of New York, Grain OF
Texas, Cummings Dalzeu DeForest, Dicker-
son, Donovan, Dunphy, Durborow, Elliott,
English, Fellows, Fitch, Geary, Geissenhaner,
Gillespie Greenleaf, Griswold, Hail, Harmer,
Harter, Hemphil, Herbert HOar, Hooker
Of Mississippi, johnson of Ohio
Ketcham, Kilgore, Logan, Lapham, Lester
of Georgia, Little, lockwood, Lodge,
Loud, Lyncn, Wagner, Mallory, McAleer Nc
Gam, Mckinney, McMillin, Meyer. Miller.
Mitchell, Morse, Mutchler Hewberry. Norton,
Oates, Ohliger, O'NeH of Massachusetts.
O'Neill OF Pennsylvania, Outhwaite Page Of
Rhode Island. Patterson of Tennessee Price,
Randall, Rayner Reed. Reyburn, Robinson OF
grass, Sperryl Springer, Stephenson, Stevens,
Storer, Stout, Stump Taylor of Illinois, Town
send. Tracey, Tucker Turner, Wadsworth,
Michigan. Wike, Wilcox, Williams of Massa-
chusetts, Wilson of West Virginia and Wise
Inc senate amendments TO the agricult-
ural appropriation bill were non-concurred
In and the bill was sent to conference.
Mr. DockerY called up the conference re-
port on the District of Columbia appropri-
alton bill and il was agreed to.
Mr.. Beltzhoover moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill for the relief of Will
lam and Mary College. This is a war claim
aud involves an appropriation of about
$4,000. The motion was agreed to and the
bill was passed by a vote Of 1876 yeas to s 9
nays.
Mr.. Stump moved TO suspend the rules
and pass the Chandler Senate DILL to facilI-
tate the enforcement of the immigration
and contract labor laws. Bat opposition
was made to the motion by Mr.. Grain of
Texas, and the House at $50 O'Clock adj
journed.
Before announcing the adjournment the
speaker made the following appointments;
Visitors 10 the Naval Acade ny-Messrs.
Ccnmings, Blount ana Robinson of Penn
sylvania.
Visitors to the Military Academy-Messrs.
Wheeler Of Alabama, German of Mississippi
and Bingham of Pennsylvania.