The National tribune., 1893-02-23

regarding the Andessenvile speech made by
him tTarsney) i'll thesiast Congress, in which
he described Andersonville prison as q second
class hotel. He (Msrse3 spoke of that speech
only from memory, but he thought that tho
reading of that speeehqwould show that it was
in tone of apology for Andersonville the
blacklist crime that stains the pages OF history.
Could the thousands of Union dead who lie
buried there. who died of starvation, disease
and exposure-couid they speak, they would
answer the gentleman from Missouri and they
would cry out against the. deep damnation OF
their taking Off
Mr. Morse said that soon after Mr.. Tarsney
delivered his Andermnville speech of apology,
he (Morse) had receivefmany communications
from veterans who had suffered there, and he
showed q map, illustrated. of the pen of Ander-
sonville. made by DaH. Everson, of Massachu-
sets, who had spent six months in that hell
hole. Mr.. Morse sent the portions OF his speech
to the desk to have read which Mr.. Tsrsney
objected to, and concluded by saying that he
had nothing to take back, for If the veterans
were guilty OF fraud and perjury, as charged
by Mr.. Tarsney, they certainly were villains
and rascals.
VOTE ON THE "PAuPER" AMENDMENT
There was only one yea and nay vote taken.
This was on the amendment, reading as follows:
That from and after July !. 1s93 there shall not.
unueT me ACt Oh June II, pRIu any
who served in the Army or Navy of the United
States any pension for during the time when the
income OF such person shall amount TO Us much
as 81 600 yenr.
Abbot, Anderson. Alexander. Allen; Andrew,
Antony. Arnold. Bacon, Bailey Bankhead, Bee
man, Blanchard, Bland. Boa,ner, Bowman. Branch,
Brawley. Breckenridge (Ark.), Brown lMd).
ca,ehinss. Cate: ciarte (Aia.l Cobb CMol,
Daniel, De Almond. Diolkerson, Dockery. Dunphy,
Elliott: Ellis, English, Ealoe Epes Everett, For
me-, ney' Eyan' Geary' Gormap n.u GRADY, H"m
lohlo), Johnson tohioj. Johnsione IS. CT.
one Kyofe Kyle Logan Lsnna IAPssn
Creary, MeGann. MeLaurin. MeMillin. MeRea.
Msee Ms ns9rs "Siii
ger, O'Neil (NIassl, Cultivate, Patterson (Tenn).
Paynter, Peel, Pierce, Richardson, Robertson
stocsdale. Stone Ky.). Stout. Stump. Tarsney,
Terry. Tillman, Turner, Turpin. Warner. Wash
ington. Watson, Wheeler lAla), Wheeler GhiiGh J.
Youmans
Amerman, Atkinson, Babbitt, Barker. Bartins.
Barwig. Belknap, Coburn, Cochran. Cogswel
Cooper. Covert, Crosby, Cummings, Daizell. Davis,
Dingley. Doan Deliver Donovan. DUNCAN,
Fowler. Funston. Gantz. Geissenhaincr
Griswold Grout Hall Malows pon Bes
Hsnssn, Haynes (o}. Herman; HI !, Holman Is
son Und.l, johnson IN. d., Joiley. KEN, Kribbs,
Eoas. Iy"e%. Mas s" Msr!5a. MeAesr
liken, Mitchell, Morse, o'Donneil, O'Neill (Pa),
Otis. Owens, Page. Patton. Payne, Pearson, Per
Reed, Reilly, Reyburn, Robinson Pa.} ROCK
well, Scott, Soul. Secrley Shvely, By
mum, Cadmus, Caldwell. Castle. Chapman,
Stahlnecker. Stephenson, Steward. Ill., Stone, G.
w. Stone, w. A, Taylor Old, TAYLOR j. d.. Tracey,
Van Horn, Wadswortl,, Waller Waugh, Wesa S%lS'
son (Wash.), Wolverton, Wright Storer.
NOT voTING-70.
Beden, Blount. Brecknridge tKy.) Drummer,
Bunting. Burrows, Byrns,, ,v Cable, Campbell
Cutting. De Forest. Dixon, Dnrborow. Ed
munds. Fellows, Gillespie, Goodnight, Green-
leaf, Hnr,er Hayes qowa). HsmphI, Hem
Ks'sas 'f is H sss.s, a ms3s4 hsn?a
Etc., pafls pa,is eysF CO., Oates pena ss
Powers, Price, Randall, Rayner Rife. Rusk
Russell. Sanford, Sipe, Stevens, stewart (Tex.l,
Sweet. Taylor !Tenn.) TAYLOR, f. b.: Taylor Y.
Wilson (Mo), Winn. WISE
Representatives Curtis Rife, Sanford, Bel
den, Townsend. Henderson, of Iowa, Sweet,
Ketcham, Henderson. of Illinois. Hopkins, of
Pennsylvania. Randall, Powers. Taylor, of Ten
nnessee, and Mex inney, who would have voted
against the amendment, were paired. 4
When the amendments had been disposed
of the previous question the passage
of the bill was demanded. 1t was ordered
taken and the bill was passed Mr.. Bingham
moved to amend the title by striking out the
words and for other PURPOSES" and demanded
the previous question on his motion. After
some sharp debate, Mr.. Bingham withdrew his
motion. Then without objection the title Of
the bill remained as reported. The regular
order was called for, and the bill was passed.