The morning call., 1893-11-02


ried Bryan of Nebraska was demanding
the attention Of the speaker, but was not
SEEN 1t was all done so quickly the silver
men did not seem to know what had hap
pened. The result was greeted with loud
applause.
Snodgrass OF Tennessee moved 10 ad-
journ, but the Speaker said he had r recog-
nized Wilson and he could not be taken off
the floor.
Wilson asked Bland to consume the fif-
teen minutes to which his side was en-
titled, and Bland began his address, bnt
not before Snodgrass asserted that dilatory
motions wOu Id be continued ON the other
stages of proceedings before a vote could
be reached on the main proposition.
Bland created a sensation by declaring
the extra session and this whole legislation
mad been thrust upon the people as stock
jobbing speculation.
Bryan of Nebraska followed Bland
When Bryau's time expired Pence of Colo
rado moved that he be given ten minutes
more. Cultivate of Ohio objected.
Wheeler of Alabama followed, exhaust
ing the silver mems time, but Wilson
yielded five minutes to Springer of Illinois,
then five to Livingston of Georgia, and
then five to Reed of Maine. Reed said the
country was generally better off when the
Democratic party was disappointed. This
was serious experiment which must be
tried. Congress had at last done its duty,
but the delay had robbed the measure of
most of its good. He predicted calamity
and misfortune. despite the passage of the
bill, and referred to impending changes in
the tariff as the cause. Tracy of New
York talked two minutes. Wilson closed
the debate at P. NJ. and demanded the
vote.
Bland moved to commit to the Commit
tee on Coinage. Weights and Measures,
with instructions to report the law of 1887.
which would provide for free coinage at
16 to l. The ayes and noes were ordered.
ard the motion was defeated-109 to 175.
Bryan announced that the anti-repeal
men would no longer flibusler. as there
were too few silver mon ready TO join in
such proceedings. He left 1t to the future
to determine who were right on this great
public question. He called on the Ameri-
can people to send to the next Congress
representatives enough to solve the finan-
cial question independently OF influence or
interference of foreign governments.
A vote was then taken on the IN ot ton to
concur in the Senate amendments. and the
motion was carried by vote of 1913 to "a.
The vote in detail is as follows:
Ayes--Adams, Alderon, Aldrich, ADsley
Averym, Babcock, Baker OF New Hampshire,
Baldwin. Barnes, Bartlett. Barwig, Belden,
Beltzhoover Berry. Bingham, Black of Georgia,
Black of Illinois, Blair. Brawley, Breckenridge
BrOssius. Brown, Bum, Bynum. Cabanlsh,
Calmus. Caldwell, Campbell Cannon OF Califor-
MIA. Caruth. Catchings, Causey, ChiekerIDg,
Clancy, Cobb OF Missouri, Cochran, CogswelI,
Compton, COombs, Cooper ofFlorida, Cooper of
Indiana, Cooper of Wisconsin, Cornish,
Covert. Grain, Cummings. Curtis of New YORK.
Daniels, Davey of Louisiana, De Forest, Ding
ley, Donovan, Draper. Dunn, Dunphy. Dur
borrow. Edmunds, English Erdman, Everett,
Fellows, Fielder. Fitch. Fletcher. Forman,
Gardner, Geary. Geissenhaner, Gilleet of New
York, Colder, German, Gresham Grout,
Haines, Hall of Missouri, Hammond. Harmer,
Harter, Haugen. Henderson OF Iowa, Hendrix
Hines, Hit, Holman. Hopkins OF Illinois, Houk
OF Ohio, Houk OF Tennessee. johnson of In
diana. johnson of North Dakota, johnson OF
Ohio. Joy, NJ. Kiefer, Kribbs, Lapham, Layton
Lefever, Lester, Lilly. Linton, Lisle,! Lockwood.
Louden, Lager. Lynch. Magner, Mahon, Mar
rhan, Marvin of Indiana, Marvin of New York.
McAleer, Mccall, McCleary of Minnesota, Nc
Creary of Kentucky, McDannold. Mcdowell,
McEtrick, McKaig. McNagDy. Mercer, Mere
dith, Meyer. Milllken, Montgomery, Moon,
Morse, Mutchler, Oates UNeil OF Massachu-
sotts, Outbwaite, Paschal Patterson, Payne,
Paynter, Pendleton OF West Virginia Phillips,
Piggott, Post. Powers Price, Randall Ray,
Rayner. Reed. Reilly Reyburn, Richards of
Ohio, Richardson OF Michigan, Richie. Rusk,
Russell OF Connecticut. Ryan. Schermerhor u,
Scranton, Settle, Shat, Sherman. Sycles. Sipe,
Sperry, Springer, Steven. G. A.StOne, W.A.Stone,
Stone of Kentucky. Storer, Strong Summers,
Swanson. Talbot OF Maryland. Taylor OF In-
diana, Thomas, Tracey. Tucker, Turner, Tur-
pin, Tyler, Van Voorhis. Warner, Washington
Waugh Weadock, Wells, Wheeler of Illinois,
White, Whiting, Wilson, West of Virginia,
Woverton, Wooner, Wright OF Pennsylvania
Total-191.
Noes-Aitken, Alexander. Allen, Arnold,
Bailey, Baker OF Kansas, Bankhead, Bell OF
Colorado, Bell of Texas, Blanchard, Bland,
BOatner, Boon, Bower OF North Carolina
Branch, Broderick, Bryan, Burns, Cannon OF
Illinois, Capehart. Clark of Missouri Cobb of
Alabama Cockrill, Cooper of Texas, Cox
Crawford, Culbertson, Curtis OF Kansas, Davis
of Kansas, Dearmond benson. Dinsmore, Doc
little, Ellis of Oregon, Epes FIthian, Funston,
Fyan, Grady, Hainer of Nebraska. Hall of
Missouri, Harris, Hartman, Heard Henderson
of North Carolina, Herman, Hilborn, Hopkins
OF Pennsylvania. Hudson, Hunter Hutcheson
Ikirt, Jones OF Kansas, Kilgore. Lane, Lati.
inner. Livingston, Lucas. Maddox, Mcguire,
Mallory, Marsh. McCulloch. McDearmon, Nc
Keighan. McLaurin. Mckae, Meiklejohn,
Money, Morgan, Noses Pence. Richardson Of
Tennessee, Robbins, Robertson OF Louisiana,
Sayers. She'll Sbley, Smith, Snodgrass, Stall
ings, Stockdale, Strait, Sweet Talbert Of
South Carolina. Tarsney. Tate, Terry, Wheeler
OF Alabama, Williams OF Illinois, Williams Of
Mississippi, Wilson and Washington. Total.
"a.
The following were paired: Abbott with
Walker, Brattan with Hager, Bank head with
Gear, Lawson with Taylor OF Tennessee, Luter
with Northway. Breckenridge with ONeil of
PENNSYLVANIA, Coffeen with Lacey, Page with
Plckler, Conn with Chids, Goodnight with
Stephenson, Lawson with Tainy OFerrall with
Hepburn. Russell OF Georgia with Bartholdl,
Enloe with Houtell. Simpson with Gillet te of
Massachusetts, Wise with Strong, Ellis with
Dazell, Beattau with D0lliver, Graham ith
Van Voorhees, OF Ohio, Hatch with Cousins,
Hare with Loud, Hooker OF Mississippi wit
Grosvenor. Hayes with Bowers of Colorad o.
McMillin with Barrows, Woodward with Hen
derson OF Illinois.
When the din had subsided the House