Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
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The Other Amendments.
The II to 1 amendment was defeated
Yeas. 100: nays. 240.
The Is to free coinage amendment va
rejected: Yeas. 1o2: nays. 239.
The next amendment was that providin,
for free coinage at a ratio of 10 to l. Yea
and nays were demanded and ordered
The roll call showed the following vote
Yeas los; nays. 237.
The amendment providing for free coinag
10 to Twas defeated by q vote Of 222
u9.
The amendment substituting the Bland
Allison act was defeated by a vote Of 2l3 I
136.
Mr. Bailey's Amendment Ruled Out.
After the vote was taken by which tn
| substitution of the Bland-Allison bill 70
the Wilson bill was voted down Mr.. Bale
of Texas offered another amendment no
provided for In the special order SO as L
strike out the pledge Of the faith Of tn
government to the maintenance Of a parit
between the two coins. gold and silver.
He said that this provision made silve
coin a debt against the government, re
deemable in gold. The point of order wa
made that no amendments were in order
and Mr. Bailey argued the question at som
length. The speaker ruled that under tn
order Of the House a vote on the direc
proposition Of the repeal was ordered afte
the vote had been taken on the substitution
of the Bland-Allison act, and that there
fore no further amendments were in orde:
The Wilson Bill Passed.