The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-14

chair, informed Mr.. Reod that he had
four minutes. =,
"And l will use it in my own time"
said Mr.. Reed.
"You cannot uso il" responded tho
chairman, "in closing tho debate. II
you wish to DO recognized now you can
proceed. will not recognize you 10
close tho debats."
at Is quite fitting" said Mr.. Roed,
"that this refusal 10 recognize this sidc
should be part OF this spectacle"
The gentleman should know" said
Speaker Crisp, that tho affirmative Of
the proposition closes the debate"
Mr.. Crisp then resumed his speech.
CORRECTION.
Afsor Mr.. Crisp had finished, Mr..
Wilson arose and corrected a statement
he had made in his opening to tho
efect that $ll2,O000OO worth Of raw
sugar had been purchased by the sugar
trust in anticipation OF tho passage Of
tho sugar schedule OF the senate bill.
He had boon mistaken, hO afterwards
learned. The trust had purchased
44S,000 tons.
"HOw much Is that in dollars and
certs2" called out member.
"About s25,oOO,OOO." replied Mr. Nc.
MIllin.
Concluding, Mr.. Wilson said this was
not q time for Democratic cnthusi.
asm. II was plain Democratic
necessity. But II the Democratic party
was 10 1.-Two, il it did 1.-Two. it would not
lay down Its weapons until II had made
II impossible in this country to lay bur
dons on one class OF our citizens for tho
enrichment Of another. Mr.. Wilson
then demanded vote on tho rcsolu.
tion. Yeas and nays were thon or
defed.
BoLrISd DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats who voted against tho
motion wore:
Cochran, Now York; Covert, Now
York; Davey, Louisiana; Dunphy. New
York; Everett, Massachusetts,; Gormnn,
Michigan; Hendrix, Now York; John
son, Ohio; Meyer, Louisiana; Price,
Louisiana; Tarsney, Missouri; Warner,
Now York.
The Populists voted for tho motion.
Just before tho announcement Mr..
Ponce Pop. Col.l, started that II his
colleagues, NIossrs. Simpson,. Nc
Kcighan and Dean, who were sick, had
been present, they would have voted
ayo.
Mr.. Wilson then Immediately arose
and offered the first Of the separate
FREQ list bills, In accordance with tho
resolution adopted by the caucus. It
provided for the frOo admission upon its
passage OF bituminous coal, shalc, slack
and coke. Under the order thirty min
utes werc allowed.
Tho Democrats evidently sought to
hurry through by not using their fifteen
minutes Of timc. Mr.. Grosvenor (Rop.
Ohio,) occupied five minutes, Then Mr..
Payne (Rop., n. VI spoke OF the tri.
umphs Of the sugar trust
Tho question recurred on the passage
Of the bill. Tho vote by tellors showed
rs for and AZ against.
TIE VOTE IN DETAIL.
DIr. Reed raised tho point Of no quo
rum and Mr.. Wilson demanded yea
aud nay vote, which resulted as follows:
YEAs-Aldeuou, Alexander. Allen. Arnold,
bailey, BAUER Kansas; baldwin, blGnkhond.
Birnes. arFlg. He'll, COloEadoi Bell, Texas
BeltIhoOvcr, IIerry. Black. Georgia; Bland, BOat
ner, BOen. Bower. North Carolina. Branch,
BrcckInrllgc. Arkansas; Brcn, l'rookshire.
Brown. Bryan, Bum, CAbAniSg, Cndmus, CANT
netti. Campbell, Cannon, Calii9inia; C4pohatt
Clarke, Alabama; Cobb. Alabamu; Cobb Mis-.
spnri; COckrcll, Colleen, C0ombs, Coop
er. FlOr!da;, Cooper. Indiana; =, Cooper,
TGHRs: Cornish. Cox. Grain, Crawford,
Culberbon, Cummings, Davis. DcArmond, be.
Forest, benson, Dinsmon., DOcEery, Donovan,
Dunn. DurbOrrOw. EdmundS, Ellis, Kentucky;
English, California; Engli4h, New IoHcyi Enloc,
Epes. EFdman, RiiniAn, FOrlnAn. Fynn, Gcnry,
GcIsIcnhaIner, GollsIcr, Grady, Graham, Griffin,
HnInes, Hall, MinncsotR: Hail. Missouri; Ham.
mond. Hare Harris, Hatch, Hayes. Heard, Hen
dctsOu. North CnrOllun; Holman, Hooker,
Mississippi; Hudson Hunter, lkirt, lEpr, JONES,
KilgOrC, Kribbs, Kentucky; LaIIc, Lap.
ham, LatIuIer, Lawson LAYTON, les
ter, Livingston, Lockwood, Lynch. Maddox,
Maguirc. Mallory, Matln. Indiana; McAlccr.
McfTcnry, McCIiloch, McpAnnois. McIeamon,
McEttriCk, McGanu. McKaig, MclInrin. McSlil.
lin, McNngny. MciInc. Monroe, Montgomery,
Moore Morgan, Mntchlcr. NGill Oates, Oregon;
o'SGIll. Massachusetts o'Neil, Missouri; Onth'
Pcncc. Pence; PepdIc,on, Texas; Peniloion. West
VirginIa; rIgo,t, Reilly, Richards Ohio;
Richardson. Michigan; Richardson, TcnncSec;
RItchie. Robbins. Robertson. Louisiana;
Rusk. Russell. GcOrEIn; Ryan. sayGrs. Shell, Slpc,
Stevens. Stone. Kentucky; Strait, Straus swan.
son, Talber. Talbot, Tate. Taylor. lnd!ana;
Terry. Tucker, Turner. Georgia; Turner; VII
Williams. Illinois: Williams, Mississippi; Wilson.
Wost Virginia; Wise, wOlvcrton, Woodland and
Speaker Crisp-ycaS Isl.
SGYS-AdamS, Pennsylvania; Ansloy; Avery.
I1bcock. BakGt,. New. IIarnpshirej BARTLETT
bingham. Blair, Doutcllc, Bowers. California;
DroiUTlck, Drotlus. burrows, Cannon, Illinois;
ChIlds, Cochran, CogwGll, Cooper. Wisconsin;
GousIng Covert Cnra' KSns1; S,;i Daniels DMySy'
Giiictt, New York: GIllett, Massachusetts:
German, GrOSvcnor, Grout, GROW. llager. ilnin0r.
IInrmer, Hartman. llGuReT, Hener' Henderson
or Now York, Hopkins, PunnsvlvanIh llOuk,
HalICk. Hall, johnson. Indiana johnson, North
Dakota; Johnson Ohio; KIciCr. Lacey Linton,
Lo4d l"n@sgslasSr LrSsi Si,oM" MnFan' SMH5iyI. MGiIn.
John. Mercer. Meyer. MilifScn, Murray,
SGrthwav, Payne, Perkins, Phillips, ricklGr,
Post. Powers, pt!cc. QuiRg. Reed, KcyDnrn,
Russell CSnneeicus 'csa@,%n' ss@,,H Snei%H EtSnn
storcr. Strong Tnrncy, Inwney. rpdcgraH
WadswOrIh, Wnngrr. Warner. Wnngh. Wilson,
Ohio; Wilson, Washington; WoOmcr' wright
PcnusylvHnih. Nays lOt,
Present. and not voting, three.
If.IrSi-Hynum aud pal1ell; Stockdllc Rnl
RnY; Abbott aud ThOnHs; Warrington AMI
Aldflch; bihck ilIiIlIisl huh suIur A'vM WA,
Gresham nnd MnhOn; Whiting aud White food.
nlght aud Walker StaiffngN hnt Hshhcndh
tiilinotsl; IIrccRinridgC lKruturkyl aud lcllcu
clancy nnd ChickrTiug; Mngner uni Randall
Fielder anl sweet: BARNS und Adams lkcu
lucky; Moses aud Wright lNhsSachuseit'l;
iInrtcr and Hundy; SIcklrs and settle,
Tho bill wnS UnNsGh-ychS, 100; mays, l0li M.
Ugcring present one. TwcHty.UnC Democrats
voted against tho bill.
Mr.. Wilson then otatcd that ho was
directed by tho Dnmocratic caucus to
present tho bill placing ore on the free
lat, which was passed.. lie next pro.
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