The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-02
House of Representatives.

House OF hSpTesfhtutiNes.
There was a slight disposition TO fill
buster on the approval Of the Journal
this morning by Mr.. Kiigore, who wished
to gain time for the conferrees on the
Sundry Civil bill TO report. The Journal
was finally approved. The Senate amend
ments to the Naval Appropriation bill
were non-concurred In.
Mr.. Hatch moved to suspend the rules
and concur in the Senate amendments
TO the Anti-Option bill.
Mr.. Johnson (Ohio) demanded second
Mr.. Hatchs motion was seconded-l63 TO
7. The opponents of the measure, as
rule, declined to vote, and ii was more
than half an hour before Mr.. Hatch was
able TO muster a quorum. The half hour S
debate on the bill was then entered upon.
When debate closed Mr.. Hatchs motion
10 suspend the rules and concur in the
Senate amendments to the Anti-Option
bill was defeated-yeas. liz; nays. ia;
not the necessary two-thirds voted in the
affirmative.
The following is the vote in detail on
the Anti-Option bill. Yeas-Abbott, Alder
son, Alien. Amerman. Arnold, Atkinson
Babbitt. Baker. Bankhead Bartine, Beltz-
hoover. Bergen, Blanchard. Bland. Blouat,
Boutelie, Bowers. Branch Bretz, Brode-
rick, Brookshire. Brosius, Brown Un-
diana), Bryan, Buchanan New Jersey,
Bullock Bun n, Bunting, Burrows, Busey,
Butler. Caminetti Capehart, Cate,
Glover. Cobb (Alabama). Cooper. Cox
(Tennessee). Crawford. Crosby, Culber-
son, Curtis, Daniel, Davis, De Arm md,
Dingley Doane Dockery, Dolliver, Dun
gan. Edmunds, Ellis Enloe. Enoehs. Epes,
Everett, Fithian, Flick Forman. Foraey,
Fowler, Funston. Fyan, Gantz. German,
Grady, Grout, Hallowell. Halvorsen, Ham
ilton, Hare, Hatch, Haugen, Haynes
(Ohio) Heard. Henderson Uowa), Hen
derson (North CaroIina), Hermann. Hill
born, Hit, Holman, Hooker New York;,
Hopkins Qllinois). Hopkins Pennsylva
HUFF, Hull, Johnson Qndiana), johnson
North Dakota, Johnstone (South Caro-
iina). Joiley, Jones, KEN, Kendall,
Krbbs, Kyle, Lane. Lanham. Lawson
Wirginia), Lawson Georgia. Layton,
Lester (Virginia), Lewis, Lind, Living
ston. Long. Mansur. Martin, Mcclellan.
McCreary, McKaig, McLaurin. McRae,
Meredith, Montgomery Moore. Moses,
O'Donrell, Otis Owens, Patton. Payne.
Paynter, Pearson. Pell. Pendleton. Per-
kns. Picker, Pierce, Post, Pow srs,
Quackenbush. Rines. Ray. Reilly. Rich1rd-
son, Robertson Nouisiana), Sayers, Scott,
Scul, Seerley, Shell, Shively. Smith Stock
dale. Stone. Charles w. Stone. William A.
Stone (Kentucky), Sweet. Joseph Taylor,
Terry, Tiiiman. Turpin. Vanhorn. Watson.
Waugh. Weadock. Weaver Wheeler
0owa), White. Whiting, Williams North
Caroiina), Williams Gllinois), Wilson
(Kentucky), Wilson Washington, Wilson
OissourD, Winn. Woverton. Wright,
Youma ans-l72.
Nays-Andrew. Antony. Bacon. Bailey.
Barwig. Belden. Belknap. Bentley. Bing-
ham, Boatner, Bowman, Brawley, Breck
inridge (Ark). Breckenridge ky. Brown
Md. Brunner Buchanan (Va.). Bynum,
Gable. Cadmus, Campbell Caruth, Castle,
CatChinga Chapman, Clancy. Clarke (Ala.),
Cobb (Mo). COburn, Cochran Cogswell
Compton. Coolidge. Coombs. Covert.
Cowles. Cox IN. ". Grain CTexas), Cum
mings, Dalzell. DeForest, Dickerson, Dom
oyan. Dunphy, Duborow. Elliott. Eng
lish, Fellows. Fitch. Geary Geissenhai-
ner. Gillespie. Greenleaf, Griswold. Hall.
Harmer Harter. Hemphili, Herbert.
Hoar Hooker Nliss). Johnson (Ohiol,
Ketcham. Kilgore. Lagan. Lapham, Les
ter (Ga.). Little. Lockwood. Lodge. Loud.
Lynch Magner Mallory. McAleer. Nc
Ganl Mckinney, MeMillin. Meyer. Mil
Ter. Mitchell. Morse. Mutchier. Newberry.
Norton, oates, OhIiger. O'Nei Mass,
O'Neill (Pa) Cultivate, Page Or. H..
Patterson CTenn). Price, Randall, Ray
ner. Reed, ReYburn. Robinson Pa).
Rusk, Shonk, Simpson, Snodgrass, Sperry,
Springer, Stephenson. Stevens Storer,
Stout, Stump, Taylor Qll), Townsend,
Tracy, Tucker. Turner, Wadsworth,
Walker, Warner. Washington. Wheeler
(Mich.). Wike. Wilcox Williams (Mass).
Wilson (W. Va). Wise-lA.
The Senate amendments 10 the Agri-
cultural Appropriation bill were nom
cOncurred in. and the bill was sent to con-
ference.
Mr.. Dockery called up the conference
report on the District OF Columbia Appro-
priation bill and il was agreed TO.
Mr.. Beltzhoover moved TO suspend the
rules and pass the bill for the relief of
William and Mary College. This is a war
claim, and involves an appropriation of
about $4,000. The motion was agreed to
and the bill was passed-yeas, iS6; nays,
g.
Mr. Stump moved to suspend the rules
and pass the Chandler Senate bill to
facilitate the enforcement of the immigra-
lion and contract labor laws but oppOsi-
lion was made to the motion by Mr..
Grain CTeXas) and the House at 450 ad-
ourncd.
Before announcing the adjournment the
Speaker made the following appoint
nents: Visitors to Naval Academy, Cum
mngs. Blount, Robinson Rep., Pa;
Visitors TO Military Academy, Wheeler
Oem.. Ala-), German Dem, Mich),
Bingham Rep., Pa.)
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