The sun., 1893-10-31

Harris was then taken from his feetyy Mr.
Jones who declined to yield further and went
0.htS:aS Mr. Joses finished hIs speech and
Mr.. PETER tPop.. Kan.l arose. saying that he
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By the senator from Indiana Mt. voorheesl as es
being s weak az az any man eonid be sISept fEr
he wanted 70 say to the Senator from Indiana
the time would never come when ne lMr.
| Harrisl would desert the conVictions OF q life.
time in order to obtain allies In the camp of
Mr.. stewart tRep- New took the floor to
tne SM e Is Ss Ts
| lowed It BY saying that the eurreptitioue and
fraudulent act OF 1873. demonetizing silver.
was Victorious and that tho Trojan horse was
within the walls. But the betrayal and capture
Congress- was not the end Of tho war, lei, the
vote be taken. he said. Let the deed be done.
Let the object lesson bo given. We will abide
THE BILL. PASSED.
- Mr.. Stewart closed at $40. and then the
ments were offered the vote would now be
taken on on the ,, engrossment end third reg reading
and yeas on the passage OF the bill as amend
ed, and II was passed-yeas: 43: nays. 32-es
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italics. and Populists In small capsl:
YEAs-Messrs. Aiirieh Brice. Canrey. Camden cir,,.
CG'or. Duvt', Dno Doh Faulkner. Fy. Challenger. Glib
son. German. Gray. Hole Rdutsv Hi2ofn' Hill Bon'.
Hunton. Lindsay bd1e. heBi'dn. McPherson. Haid-r-
'on. Mills Mitchell twisl Morrill, Murphy Plat. Proctor.
Qunv RANSOM Sherman, Smith. sqn> Socbridg Turpie.
Villas. Voorhees,. Ua,hburn. and White Q.a.)-43.
SArs-hessrs ALLEN. Bate. Berry. Blackburn. Butler.
Call Gumeron, Cockren Coke, Daniel Dubois. George.
Harris. 1rby. Jones Ark Jo'e. (NevA KYLE. Martin.
Pasco, PKrTHR Perkins. Penyrep. pooer Pugh Roach.
shoup Seear'. Teller. Vance. Vest waltha and Wo,nOu
81.
Pa,rs-Messrs Mitchell tor) and Au.ou: chnndt-r aud
White tCai); Coquiit and Eisos; Palmer and Hum
bro"1h; Gordon and Morgan,
The party divisions were as follows:
For rRepeai-Republicans. 20: Democrats 20.
Against tRepea-Democtats. Is: Republicans 10; Pop.
ulista 3.
The text OF tho bill as passe IA as follows:
titled An afsesins tho ParshS.s SILVER S1il"n
% S nG Tsa sns G,hs5 o P%r
shnse from on s % 1S time silver M 6on 70 the asgresae
,ap s
United States be and the sane i. heroSy
And i is hereby declared to b. the policy Of the
Yer as standard money and TO s"tn til gold and si
yer nS money o. eanai and @
or BY Such safeguards Of iea.aton a. viii
insure Tue OF parity IN value OF tho
cons OF the two metals and the equal pow OF
dollar at all times IN the markets and In the payment
of debts
And Il is hereby further declared that the efforts
estabshnent OF such safe system OF bin staism as
will maintain at all times the equal pow every
fess and in the payment Of debts.
As soon as the vote was announced MrVoor-
hees made motion to adjourn. and the Sem
ate Mt 1880 P. Al. adjourned till tomorrow at
noon.
Tomorrow the Secretary Of the Senate will
n n ba ha n ho Hnna mn
Informing that body that the Repeal bill has
been passed with an amendme ent, and request |
ing the concurrence of the House in that
amendment The message and bill may re-
main on the Speakers desk until It is conveni- |
ent to have them laid before the body. or they |
may be referred to q committee. or the Senate |
amendment may be concurred in without |
reference to any committee and by direct
vote Of the House.
The decisive vote in the House in August |
sst on the Wilson bill is Of course guide to
% October on the Voorhees, bill. inasmuch as |
he d ifference between tho two measures is |
argely matter of phraseoloRy and both pro- |
vide for unconditional repeal.