New-York tribune., 1894-06-23
BILL PASSED.
MR. HATCH GETS HIS PET MEASURE
THROUGH THE HOUSE.
navy prpt.prtcANs JOIN TO AID THE MISSOURI
STATESMAN IN HIS WARFARE ON STOCK
AKIN PRODUCE EXCHANGES.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE rRnuxt.I

1,-s,,,o,or June z2-I3y n vote OF 80 10 81 the
House of Representatives to-day passed. with a
single amendment. the bill regulating the SAFE Oh
certain AGRICULTURAL products defining options ana
futures and imposing taxes thereon anu upon
dealers therein" The amendment which was agreed
10 added -four to the commodities named IN the Dill
reported by Chairman Hatch from the Committee
on Aur,cuIn,re which were cotton. hops. wheat.
corn oats rye, barley pork lard bacon dry saitea
meat or picked meat" In the Committee OF the
Whole an amendment was adopted by an over
whe,ming majority which provided that bona hue
sales for future delivery should not be subject 10 'he
tax but In the House this was rejected by vote OF
III yeas 10 10 rave. Chairman Hatch having declared
that It's adoption would defeat the purpose or the
bill.
The division on the passage or the Dill was 'fo' oh
party lines except that all the Populsts present
voted In the affirmative. On the same side were
recorded ninety-three Democrats and forty-seven
Republicans while the negative votes were cast ny
sixty-one Democrats and twenty-slx Republicans
Unless Chairman Hatch and the other advocates OF
the bin are grevously mistaken, the prices or all the
commodities therein named Will advance by a large
percentage II shall become law ana 'he
planters farmers and stock-rasers OF the country
will reap enormous profits. or course NOBODY eN-
poets that the revenues OF the Government VIII De
greatly Increased by the enactment OF the proposeo
legislation.
Mr. Hatch said in his closing speech that the on
was not intended to be. was 1t believed 10 De-
panacea for ali Ills. but It's friends and the FARMERS
OF the country believed that Its passage wouid re-
move one Of the potential causes OF the depressed
prices OF grain and cotton prevailing In the markets.
OF the United States which In large measure con-
trolled the prices OF the markets of the world.
Mr. Harter Dem, Ohio) came IN for livery eN-
corfatIon by Mr. Hatch near the close OF his speech
That gentleman. said Mr.. Hatch. had walked up ana
down in front OF his seat and cont"mptuousy
thrown the bin into the waste basket thinking that
was argument against It,
mo one has any sense but Mr.. Harter," continued
Mr. Hatch. When ne leaves the House, as under
stand he has elected OF his own volition 20 90 on
the ith Of March next. there will be the biggest
vacancy I have known in the fifteen years OF my
experience In the House.
He spoke of Mr. Harter's invitation 10 him to
come and sleep in his political bed and anno1nred
his refusal the invitation saying he would rather
sleep with a rail fence.
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covers & yin T Ton aathedI bsd sh fn the % TGn
MAJ man Iron from c Ohio t GaushterJ
as Yeas 10: J." nays 81: present and not voting, l.
The vote in detail e as follows; ,,,s,,o, ,,.x.
ander. Allen. Arnold. Bankhead, Bower N;, g.,
Branch. Bret Brlckner. Br9okshire Brown. % Bqln'
COBB Aia) cocRTeli. cofieen Conn Cornish cox,
Crawford. De Almond, benson, Dinsmore;, Dock
fy fyan hdss@ Gsrma Pe Grady E"G s @ Io % Ha%%on Hare
Hatch Heard, Henderson IN: CO Hines. Holman,
Latlmer Lawson. Livingston. MADDOX. Mallory,
Martin 0nd). McCreary, McC'ulloch McD innold.
McDearmon, McKag. McLaurin. McNagney Nc
Ogden Paynter Pearson Pendleton Ov: va), Rich
ardson CMch) Richardson Tenn.). Robbins Savers,
Shell sibIey. snodgrsss sorg stallings, stock lal,
Wheeler (Alal Williams MISSY. Wise. Wood ward
erck Bundy. Burrows. cHIckerns. Cooper a WIS.,
Cousins Curtis (Kan.). DOiver, Doollttle. Funston,
Gear. Grow. Hager. Halner Haugen, Henderson
Gl). Houk. Hulck, Huh Johnson dnd) Lacey.
Linton. Lucas Marsh. MillIksn, Murray. Perkins,
Picker. Smith G. W. Stone PENN. Strong. Sweet.
Wheeler ,-dii). Wilson (ohlO) woomer Wright
Popusts- Messr-. Baker G<anl. Bell (col). Boen,
Davis. Harris Hudson KEN, McKeghan, Pence,
Nays-BemoGrats- -Merrs. Baldwin, Bartlett.
CMoS. coombs Cooper cFIaj, Cooper cfexJ, Covert,
Grain CSnmmnss Ds Forest DSnn English N
Graham. Griffin. Hanes. Hall Nllnn) Harter Hen
Dirk Lapham. Lester, Lynch MaSner, Mag1re.
HAe as.j Ms Pnas ssass MsG MSNn PssS MsS
Ryan somers, bperry. Springer, Tarsney, Tracey.
Turner Ga) Warner, Washington. Weadock VOL
Republicans Messrs. Adams CKy.l, Aldrich, Baker
O.. H1. ,I'artholdt Cogswell Dalzell; Draper.
D.. Loud. Loudensager. Mercer, .Quigg. Reed.
Reyburn, Russell Comm. Shaw. Stephenson ". \.
Stone PENN. Storer. Wadsworth, Walker and
Mr.. sayers Dem, Tex. moved that the House
resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole to con-
slider the General Deficiency Appropriation bill.
chair. After a brief explanation Of the bill by Mr..
Sayers. the committee rose. and at O'Clock the
House took a recess until O'Clock