The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-02-09
THE BILL PASSED.
A Wild Scene in tho House Of
Representatives
The rariff Bill Receives Surprising Ma
jority-The Closing Act One of Tn
paralleled Excitement-Great
Crowd in Attendance.

WASHINGTON, Feb. AT o'clock
last night, at the conclusion of one of
the grandest, most imposing and most
impressive scenes ever witnessed in the
American capitol, the Wilson tariff bill
passed the house of representative by
vote of 204 to 14O. The events leading
up to it were almost unparalleled in
our annals. At II o'clock, after
preliminary skirmish of an hour
over the barley schedule, the bill
was reported to the house
and the closing speeches We're
made. Such a vast concourse of Heo-
pie as assembled to hear these last ar
guments upon the great economic is
sue about to be submitted for final
arbitrage to the representatives of the
American people had never before been
tion's legislative capitol. Nothing like
it was ever known in the history of the
oldest inha bitant of the capital
When Mr.. Reed. the first speaker,
arose at last to deliver the final plea for
protection the overhanging galleries
We're black and dense with the spec
tatorS who thronged them.
The appearance of the speaker of the
house upon the floor engaged in debate
was, of itself, remarka BILE as well as
an unusual thing. Each of the speakers
seemed to be in his best form, and the
speeches which they delivered will rank
among the best and most brilliant OF
their lives When these were finished,
Mr.. Wilson, who spoke last, was lifted
on the shoulders of his admiring col
leagues and carried triumphantly from
the hall amid scene of unmatched en-
thusiasm.
When it came to voting the victory
of the measure was. overwhelming.
The vote upon the income tax PROPOSE
tion (taken in connection with the in
terna1 revenue amendment) stood 1S3
to 80.
The vote upon the final passage of
the bill was surprise. Amid the most
intense enthusiasm, democrat after
democrat who had been counted upon
to vote against the measure, like
Blanchard, Beltzhoover, Boatner, Cock
ran, Coombs, Dunn, English, Geissen-
hainer, McAleer, Ryan and others, re-
corded their votes in the affirmative.
Only seventeen democrats of all the
boasted democratic opposition to the
measure stood out to the end and voted
against it.
The vote in detail is as follows:
YEAS
Abbott Anderson Alexander, Allen, Arnold,
Bailey. Baker OF Kansas Baldwin Binkhead,
Barnes, B,rwig, Bell OF Colorado Bell OF Texas
Belizhoover, Berry, Black of Georgia, Black Of
Illinois, Blanchard, Bland, Boa,ner. Boon.
Bower of North Carolina, Branch, Brlwley
Breckenridge of Arkansas, Breckenridge OF Ken
tucky, Bretz, Brickner, Brookshire Brown,
Bryan Bum, Blrnes, Bynum. Cabannis, Cam
inetti, Cannon of California, Capeheart, CIruih
Catchings, Causey, Clancy. Clark Of Missouri,
Clarke OF Alab ana, Cobb of Alab ,ms,
Cobb of Missouri, Cochran, Cockrell, Co1 en-,
Compton of Connection, Coombs Cooper of
Florida, Cooper of Indiana, Cooper OF Texas,
Cornish, Cox, Grain CrLn ford, Cuiberson,
Davis De Almond, De Forest benson, Dins-
more, DOckery, Donovan Dunn Duaphy, Dur
borrow. Edmu1ds, Ellis of Kentucky, English,
Enlo. Epes. Erdman Everett, Fielder, Fithian,
ForInan, Fyan, Gessenhainer Goldseier,
Goodnight, German GRADY. Gresham. Griffin.
Hall of Minnesota Hall of Missouri Hammond.
Hare, Hirris, Harter, Hatch. Hayes
Heard, Henderson of North Carolina. Hines,
Holman, Hooker of Mississippi, Houk Of Ohio,
Hudson Hunter, Hutcheson, Ikirt. Johnson of
Ohio Jones, KEN. kilgore. kribbs, Kyle,
Lane, Lapham, Latimer, Lawson. Layton.
Lester, Lisle. Livingston, Lockwood Lynch,
Maddox. Magner, Mcguire, Mallory.
Marshall Martin of Indiana, McAleer,
Donald, McDearmon, McEterrich, Nc
Gam. McGaig, Mckeighan McLaurin, Nc
Millin, McNagny, McR.e, Meredith. Money,
Montgomerv, Morgan, Moses Mutchler, Nell.
Oates, O'Neil, Odthwaite, Paschal. Patterson,
Payrter, Pearson, Pence, Pendletoa of Texas.
D., H. 81 Nra-s
Reilly. Richards of Ohio Richards of Michigan,
richardson of Tennessee Richie, Robbiny,
Rusk, Russell of Georgia, Ryan. Savers, Shell,
Simpson, Snodgrass, Somers, Springer. Stall.
ings, Stockdale, Stone of kentucky, Strait
Swanson. Talbot of South Carolina. Talbot of
Maryland, Tarsneg. Tate, Tavlor of Indiana,
Terry Tracey, Turner. Turp!n. Tyler, Warner
Of Washington, Weaiock, Wells, Wheeler of
Alabama, Williams of West Virginia, Wise.
Wolyerton, woodward, Speaker Crisp Total
yeas, 2OL
Adams Of Kentucky. Adams Of PENNSYLVANIA
kitken, Aldrich. Apsley, Avery, -Babcock.
Baker of New Hampshire. BarthoIdt (dem },
Belden, Bingham, B,air. BoUtelle. Bowers Of
California, Broderick. Brosius, BundT, Bur.
rows. Cadmus (dem) Caldwell, Campbell
tdem.). Cannon Of Illinois, Chickering. Childs,
Cogswell Cooper OF Wise nsin. Cou-ins Covert
tGem }. Cummings (dem-). Curtis OF kan-as.
Curtis Il New York DaZsl Daniels Davey
tCem J, D1ngiey, Dol!lyer. po0Ilttle, Draper,
Ellis of Oregon. Fletcher, Funk. Funs ton.
Gardner. Gear, GearT (dem). Gillet Of Nevada,
Gillett OF Massachusetts,. Grosvenor, Grout
HaZe-, Haine-, Haines dem }. Harmer. Hart
man, Haugen, Heine-. Hender on Of Illinois.
Henderson of Iowa, Hendrix EN- J. Hepburn.
Hermann, Hicks, H loo-u. Hit Hooker Of
New York. Hopkins Of Illinois, Hniist. Hull
johnson of indiana johnson of North Dakota.
Joy. Keifer, Lacey, LeFevre, Linton Loud,
Loudenslager, Lucas, Mahon, Marsh. Marvin
of New YORK Mccall HcCleary Of Minneso ota,
Mcdowell Meike john, Mercer, Meyer (dem },
Moen. Morse Murray Newlands (pop),
Northwsy, Page (dem), Payne, Perkins.
Phillips, Picker, Post, PowerA Price
tdem), Randall, Ray. Reet. Ray
burn. Robertson of Iowa dem }. Robert
son OF PENNSYLVANIA, Russell Of Connecticut,
Schermerhorn dem, Scranton, Settle, Shaw,
Sherman. Sibley (dsm }. Sckes (dem }. Smith,
Sperry (dsm) Stephenson Charles w. Stone,
Stone of West Virginia, Storer. Stronz Taw
ney Taylor of Tennessee. Thomas Updegran
Van voorhees, of Ohio, Van VOORHEES, of New
York, Wadssorth. Walker, Wagner. Waugh
Viewer Wheeler Of Illinois, " hite. Wilson OF
Onio Wilson of Washington WcOmsr, Wright
of Massachusetts, and Wright Of Pennsylvania
Total nays, 40
FALL OF NICTHEROY.
A Severe Loss to Peixo.o If the Repofe l.