Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-31
the n, engrossment and third reading of the


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That was agreed to without a division,
ana then the vote was taken by yeas and
nays on the passage Of the bill as amend
90; and II was passed-yeas 43. nays 32-as
Yeas-Messrs. Aldrich, Brice, canery.
camden; Carey Cullom. Davis. Dixon.
Dolph. Faulkner, Frye, Gallinger, Gibson.
.iorman, Gray. Hale, Hawiey Higgins,
Hoar, HID. Hunton, Lindsay. Lodge, Me-
Milan. Mcpherson. Manderson. Mlls,
Mitchell Cwis.) Morrill,, Murphy. Plat.
Proctor, Quay. Ransom, Sherman, Smith.
SQUIRE, Stockbridge.. Turple. Villas. Voor-
hees, Washburn. and White G-al-i3;
tIrn, Butler. Call. Cameron. cockrell.
Coke, Daniel, Dubois. George, Harris.
irby, Jones Ark), Jones CHev). Kyle,
Martin. Pasco. PETER. Perkins. Petugrew.
Power, Pugh. Roach, Shoup. Stewart.
Teller. Vance, Vest. waithall, and Wal
cott-32.
The following were the pairs-Messrs.
Mitchell tOregon) and Allison. Chandler
and White tCal), Colquitt and Wilson,
gan.
As soon as the vote was announced the
Senate. at 1850 Il. NJ, adjourned TIL To-
morrow at noon.
WHAT NEXT?
Tomorrow the Secretary Of the Senate
viii appear at the bar OF the House with
a message informing that body that the
bill has been passed with an amendInent,
and requesting the concurrence OF une
, House dn that amendment. The message
and bill may remain on the Speaker $
desk until IL Is convenient 10 nave IL idiu
before the body, or II may be reierreu W
a committee. or the Senate amehuiisnt
may be concurred i'm without reference 70
any committee and by direct vote oi the
House. 4.
Not only was the repeal bill brought to to
termination to-day, but also was tlle
abnormally long legislative day OF Tues,
day. the nth Of October. The Senate VIII
meet tomorrow at noon. and the session
VIII be opened with prayer ana the usu"'
formalittes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Hunter Democrap,. of ILLINOIS, OF
fered the following resolutions: ITO,
Resolved. That the House mas received
with astonishment and sorrow the an ar
! nouncement of the violent death OF tais
ter II. Harrison, Mayor OF I'm Chicaeo' anu
"Resolved. That these resolutions pe
published in the Record, and that the
Speaker OF the House cause a copy a., %.
| the same TO be tranmitted to the FANNY
( of the deceased"
ADOPTED unanimously. ,t..oo
Mir. Dingley, from the joint commlttee
to inquire into the status OF ue l"m W.
organizing the executive departments re,
ported "A bill to change the methou o'
obtaining supplies for the government ut'
partments and Offices in Washington Clly
Upon Mr.; Dingley's statement sln snas eoo 'o, u,
more annually il was passed -
Mr.. NJeadock Democrat Mlcnlgah
again offered the privileged memoilaI ol
Henry NJ. Youmans. represeniati'y,e IrTi thI
Michigan In the last House. denying uit
right OF William s. Linton qfepuDIlcanl I t'
mis- vas the memorial which Mr.. Wea.
dock offered last Friday and which stlrrec
up a lively row over the status oi th'
American Protective Association. -
Mir. Hopkins Republican) Illinois, wa
| on his feet in an instant and prepared il
stop another discussion of the Amerlc'ai
PROTECTIVE Association He made the POM
Of order that the memorial of Mr.. You
mans was not privileged matter. I'm,
Sneaker sustained the point or oidSi an
the resolution was referred to the com
mittee on Elections. 40, .,,a
MIR. Oates called up bis bill to amend u,
the naturalzati9n laWs h ,ant anf oSpy SppN With.
ont action, and then the bankruptcy bll
= was debated until I:50 when the House
adjourned.
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