New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02

CLOSING THE DISCUSSION
Mr.. Tracey Dem. n. W. who has had go much
to do with the general management Of the BILL eX'
pressed his gratitude to members on both sides OF
the question for their uniform pol!teaess and for
bearance. He regarded the vote about TO BE- takeI
the eliminating event OF Il long Struggle between
the friends OF sound money and ,.
Before he could finish the sentence the Speaker
expired He continued. however amid cries Of OBJ
ject and regular or1erD to say ih n, IN eond
in decided terms expressed their belief that moth
ing but sound currency should be i'snGi h Ny cen
tlemen on the Democratic so" VINO nag Deen ac',iI
with him knew that they had been folLowlfg s, trs
had elected by an enormous mlor,ty ms ires'e''
Amid the applause which followed this delivery
there was heard the fsmiar call Of "H,ncko0'
and was greeted with shouts Of laughter:
had been recorded with an emphasis which could
not be misunderstood Nothing which could be
said now could either strengthen or weakrn tne
position Of the measure. lie had recognized from
the beginning OF the contest that there had been
honest difference Of opinion on the mcasure-that
those who had opposed IT and those who favored
II were honest. sincere and patriotic Which side
passage Of the hill should bring about a small
part OF those blessings to The country which rs
friends prophes"l II II would restore commence
ana enterprise. and bring prosperity to the people
fed and H. opponents would stand before history
az men Of honest. patriotic; but mistaken JUG,
ment on the Other asnS b snGu is 'r nnSn 1es
prophesied. then the Judgment OF IT,, opponents
would be Justified and iis friends would stand be-
fore history honest. patriotic. but mistaken
men Applause)
bill with Instructions 10 report back the amend
ment which he had indicated reviving the Free
The motion was rejccted-Yeas 10; nayr. l15.
Mr.. Bryan Dem. Neb) expressed his belief
sibties Of mischief and would produce more evil
than war pestilence or fainlnc ne had i,lt
rules To- prevent Us passage ani hai therefore
made dilatory motions to-day: but as he DID not
bin even to order the yeas and nays. he would
make no further opposition. but would content
himself with voting against the bill
THE VOTE FINALLY TAREN.
The question was then taken on conclrrlng in
the Senate substitute and it was concurred in
yeas l93: nays o.
The following pairs were announced from tn"
desk: McMin with Burrows. simpson with Gillett
OF Mass. Enloe with Boutelie. Russell. Of Georgia
with Parthodt. O'Fcrran wiki Hepburn. Lawson
with Towncy, Goodnight with stephenson Conn
with ChildS. Page with Picker. cofeen with
Lacey. Breckinrdge OF kentucky. with O'Neil. Of
Pennsylvania: Lester with Northway. Abbott with
Walker. Pendleton. q Texas. with Neal; Hare with
Loud Hayes with Powers. Of California Woodland
with Henderson, Of Illinois, Hatch with Cousins
Bankhead with Gear. Hooker Of Mississippi. with
Grosvencr Graham with Van Noorhs. OF Ohio.
Dollivcr. Wise with Story
The result having been announced. and heard
without any demonstration Mr. Allen Dem. MISS
rose at the top Of the main aisle. and said that
he desired 10 make few personal remarks. Having
thus obtained attention. h. proceeded IN his drol,
humorous, ironical wty. to thank his followers In
the House FOR having enabled him To- accomplish
what he bad desired. ,aughterp lie thanked
them for the support they had given him In the
vote just taken the President had thanked them
and General Trace had thanked them and now
he desired TO thank them. G.aughter) He and
his followers had made manly Aghi. ana had
gone down; and now they should make the best OF
II. G.aurhterJ
Mr. Cooper dem. Ind introduced n bill to
make greenhacEs and Treasury notes liable TO
State and local taxation. and Il was referred 10
the Committee on Banking and Currency.
The House then at i.lO l.. adjourned until
tomorrow at noon.