The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-06-13

tax law, asserting th3C Win !no aCCQn-
plishment of that purpose would cisap-
pear the greenback crszs and the free
silvercraZe.
Mr.. Bland, of Missouri: mot a bit
OF it."
Mr. Harter: "I want to say that DO
man on the floor of the House gives up
so much ic voting for this bill as does the
gentleman from Missouri. A candidate
for the Presidency, lcheers and applause
the moment he votes for this bill BIS
platform disappears from beneath lis
feel, revet more to appear" tLaagh-
ter aud applause.
MIR. NeWlands, Porulist, Of Nevada,
said the disease which was sought to be
remed4ed by the proposed legislation
was world wide disease, due to falling
prices, due to the appreciation ofgold.
He criticised the bill because it was in
competent to GO that which was ex-
pected oft.
Mr.. Williams, Democrat, Of Mlssis-
sippi, and Mr.. Wheeler, Democrat, OF
Alabama, spoke briefly, and at 5 IS
O'Clock the House adjourned until to-
day at noon.
After some farther discussion today q
vote was taken on the Cos amendment
to repeal the 10 per cent. tax outright.
The vote was announced as yeas lO2;
nays ITO. The following is the vote 10
detail on Cox's amendment to repeal
the 10 per cent. bank tax Jaw:
Bailey, Bankhead, Bell (Tex), Black
(Ga.), Bland, Boatner, Bower, Branch,
Breckenridge {Ky.), Bum, Cabaniss,
Campbell, Cstchlngs, Clark MOI, Cobb
(Ala.), Cockrell, Cooper (Fla.), Cooper
(Ind.), Cooper (rex.), Cox, Grain, CraW-
ford, CulberscD, Cummings, Davey,
Dearmond, benson. Dinsmore, Ed
munds, Ellis (Ky), English. Claif, En-
loe, Esper, Fithian, Fyan, Geary. Cor
man, Grady, Hall (Mo ), Harter, Heard,
Henderson IN. C). Hutchesor, liar,
jones. Kyle, Latimer, Lawson, Lester,
Livingston. Maddox, Mcguire, Mallory
Marshall, McCulloch, McDearnaon, Nc
Laurin, McMillin, McRae, Meredith,
Money, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses,
Neill, Oates, Ogden, ,O'Neill, (Mo9, Pas.
cha, Pattison, ,Paynter, ,Pendieton, Tex
Robbins, Russell (Ga), Sayers, Shell,
SnodsTass, Stallings, Stockdale, Stone
(Ky.) Strait, Swanson, Talbert, Tate,
Terry, Tracey, Tucker, Turner
ga. J, Turner (Va.), Turp1n, Washing
tor, Wheeler (Als.), Williams (Miss.
Wilson (W. Va, Wise. Woocsrd and
the Speaker-102-all Democrats.
Nays-Republicans: Adams (Pa.) Al
dricb, Apsley, Babcock, Baker On. H.,
Bartholdt, Belder, bingham, Blair,
Bowers, Broderick, Brosius, Cannon
(lll.), Chickering, Cooper (Ws.), Cousins,
Curtis (Kan.), Dalzell, Daniels, Ding
ley, Dolliyer, Doolittle, Draper, Ellis
(Ore.), Funston, Gillet n. ~, Grout,
Grow, Hager, Hainer, Harmer, Hart
man, Haugben. Hepburn, Hermann,
Hicks, Hit, Hooker IN. ", Hopkins
(Pa.9, HouI, Hulick, Hull, johnson
lind. }, Johnson On. d., Kiefer, Lacey,
Linton, Loudenstager, Lueas, Manon,
Marsh, Marvin, Mccall, McCleary,
Meiklejohn, Mercer, Murray, North
way, Payne, Perkins, Philips, Picker.
Post, Powers, Quigg, Ray, Reed, Rey-
burn, Robinson, Settle, Shaw, Smith,
Stephenson, Stone &C. w. of Pa.), Stone
Nv. a. of Pa. }. Sweet. Tawney, lay lor
(Tenn.l, Thomas, UpdegCaf, Vanvnor-
his (Caioy Walker, Wsoger, Waugh,
Wheeler (Ill.), Wilson (Ohio) Wilson
(Wash.), Woomer. Wright, Mass SO.
Democrats-Baldwin, BarWig, Bretz,
Brickner, Brookshire, Brown, Bryan,
Bynum, Cadmus, Capeheart, Causey,
Cannon (Call Clancy. Cobb, (Mo.)
Cochran, CoffeeD, Conn, Coom6s, Cor
nish, Covert. Dunn, Dunphy, Durbor-
row, Erdman, Everett, Fielder, Forman
Greissenhainer, Goldzier, Griffin. Haine,
Hall (Minn.), Hare, Hayes, Hendrix,
Holman, Hunter, Irktrt, Lane. Lap
ham, Layton, Lyncb, Magner, Martin,
McDannold, McE5trick, McGanh, Nc,
Nabny, O'Neil (Mass), Pearson. Pen
dleton (W. Va, Pigott, Rayner, Reilly,
Richards, Richardson, (Mlch }, Richie,
Rusk, RyaD, Slbley, Slckles, Sips, Sorg,
Sperry, Springer, Stevens, IalDert,
Tarsney, Taylor (Ind) }, Warner, "ea-
dock, Williams QlL), and WolYerton-
Is.
Populists-Baker (Kan.), Bell (Colo.)
Davis, Harris, Hudson, Ken, Mckel-
CHAN, Pence-S.
The substitute of the Committee on
Banking and Currency for the original
frawley bill, suspandlng the operation
OF the 10 per cent. tax as to the issues
of the certificates, ETC., by clearing
houses and other organizations last year
merely changing the verblage so as to
make 1t more explicit, was defeated on
a viva voce vote. Then the original
bill was lost. This was the end OF ten
DAYS debate and 8 result that eccasloned
some surprise, and the announcement
was received amid much confusion and
applause.
The defeat of the bill would seem to
Law the banks once more open TO the
assessor ent of the penalties provided IN
the laR. Cox's amendment to this bill
which was defeated by so decisive a
vote, provided for the total repeal OF the
law, instead ofa mere suspension OF It's
provlsons.