The herald., 1893-02-10

Williams of Illinois, Wilson of Ken
tucky, Wilson of Missouri, Winn,
Wiae-152.
Nays-Ammerman, Andrew, Bacon,
Barwig, Bentley, Bergen, Bingham,
Boutelle, Bowman, Brawley, Breckin-
ridge of Kentucky, Buckner, Brosius,
Brown, Brunner, Buchanan OF New Jer.
sey, Bunting, Busey, Bushnell, Cadmus,
Caldwell, Campbell, Caruth, Casset,
Catchings, Gate, Chapman, Clancy Cobb
of Missouri, Coburn, Cochran, Cogswell,
Coolidge, Coombs, Covert, Cox Of New
York, Crosby, Cummings, Curtis, Gut
ting, Dalzell, Daniel, DeForest, Dicker-
SON, Dingley, Doan, Dunphy, Durborow,
Elliott, English, Enoch, Fellows. Fitch,
Foulk, Geary, Geissenhainer, German,
Greenleaf, Grout, Hall, Holloway, Ham
ilton, Hare, Harmer, Harries, Harter,
Hayes, Hynes, Hemphill, Herbert, Hit,
Hoar, Houk of Ohio, johnson Of
Indiana. johnson Of Ohio, Ketch-
am, Kilgore, Lagan, Lapham, Lay
ton, Little, Lodge, Lynch, Magner,
McAleer, Mcclellan, McGann, McKaig,
Mckinney, Meyer, Miller, Milliken,
Mitchell, Morse, Mutchler, Newberry,
Ohliger, O'Neil of Massachusetts, O'Neill
OF Pennsylvania, Outhwaite, Payne,
Pendleton, Powers, Raines, Randall,
Rayner, Reed, Reyburn, Robinson OF
Pennsylvania, Rockwell, Rusk, Russell,
Scott, Scull, Seerley, Shonk, Show, Sper-
ry, Springer, Stahlnecker, Stevens,
Stewart of Illinois, @. W. Stone. W. A.
Stone, Storer, Stout, Stump, J. d. Tay-
lor. Tracey, Vanhorn, Walker, Warner,
Washington, Waugh, Weadock, Wheel
er OF Michigan, Wike of Illinois, Wilcox,
Williams of Massachusetts, Wilson of
Washington, Wilson of West Virginia,
Wolverton, Youmans-143.
The following pairs were announced
Goodnight and Sanford, Forney and
Henderson Of Illinois, Branch and Rife,
Bowen and O'Neil of Missouri, Lock.
wood and Henderson of Louisiana,
Reilly and Whiting, Pattison and Wads-
worth of Ohio, Alexander and Page,
Forman and Fithian, McLaurin and
Sipe, Dixon and Wright.
An analysis of the vote shows that
the motion was supported BY 107 Demo.
Gratis, 35 Republicans and 10 PopuliHts.
The opposition consists of 104 Demo-
Gratis and 80 Republicans. The strong
Democratic showing made in favor of
the cloture on the repeal OF the silver
bill was q surprise and all that pre-
vented its adoption was the division on
other than silver lines of the Republic
cans, many of whom, including Bur-
rows, Dolliver, Hopkins of Illinois and
Lind, believed it to be good party policy
to leave the silver question for the in
coming administration to deal with.
4 Cox then moved to recommit the res
olution to the committee on rules. and
on standing vote this was agreed to,
$50 to SO. The yeas and nays could not
be ordered owing to the lack OF strength
by the opponents.
The re-committal of the report is re-
garded as the end of the silver question
for this congress.
The house then went into committee
of the whole for further consideration of
the legislative appropriation bill.
Amendments were adopted providing
that hereafter no public building shall
be draped in mourning on the death Of
executive officials, and prohibiting the
use of public funds for the funeral ex-
penses of government officials or en-
ployees.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the house. De Almond moved
to recommit the bill with instructions
and have it reported back with an
amendment striking out the apprupri-
alton for the civil service commission.
Lost, "a to 113.
Adiourned