The morning call., 1894-06-07
BOTH DEFEATED.
State Bank Tax Bill and
Amendment.
LOST BY OVER SIXTY VOTES.
Those in the Affirmative Were
All Democrats.
DONE DURING MUCH APPLAUSE.
How the Indian Appropriation Bill
Was Taken Up, but Not
Read.
LOST BY OVER SIXTY VOTES.
DONE DURING MUCH APPLAUSE

WASHINGTON, June Cooks amend
ment TO the State bank tax bill was de-
feated to-day in the House by 102 to 40.
A viva voce vote on the Brawley bill was
taken, and the bill defeated.
Brief speeches in opposition TO the bi II
were made by Representative Meiklejohn
of Nebraska, Bingham of Pennsylvania.
Robinson of Pennsylvania. Cochran OF
New York. Hicks of Pennsylvania and
Quigg of New York. DiDgley of Maine
closed the debate in opposition to the bill.
At the close of his remarks and after a
brief explanation by Springer, the vote on
COX's amendment was taken, and it was
lost on aye and noe vote-102 to 17O-as
follows:
Ayes - Abbott, Alexander. Arnold,
Bailey. Bankhead. Bell. Black of Georgia.
Bland. Boatner, Bower of North Carolina,
Branch. Breckenridge of Kentucky.
Bum, Cabinss. Campbell, Catching s,
Clark of Missouri, Cobb of Alabama,
COckrell, Cooper of Florida, Cooper of H.
diana. Cooper OF Texas, Cox, Grain, Craw-
ford, Culberson. Cummings. Davey, Dear
mohd, benson, Dinsmore. Edmunds, Ellis
OF Kentucky, English of California, Enloe,
Epes. Fithian, Fyan, Geary, German,
Grady, Hall of Missouri. Harter. heard,
Henderson of North Carolina, Hutchinson,
Iselar, Jones. Kyle, Latimer, Lawson.
Lester. Livingston. Maddox. Mcguire. Nal
lory, Marshall. McCulloch. McDearmon.
McLaurD, McMillin. McRae. Meredith,
Money, Montgomery. Morgan. Moses,
Neill. Oates. Ogden, O'Neill of Missouri,
Paschal, Painter. Patterson, PendletOn OF
Texas, Price, Richardson of Tennessee,
Robins, Russell of Georgia. Sayers, Shell,
SnOdgrass. Stallings, Stockdale, Stone of
Ken lucky, Strait, Swanson. Talbert, Tate,
Terry, Tracey, Tucker, Turner of Vir-
ginia, Turpin of Washington, Wheeler of
Alabama, Williams of Mississippi, Wilson
of West Virginia, Wise, Woodard and
Speaker Crisp Total. 1O2.
Noes-Adams OF Pennsylvania, Aldrich,
Apsley, Babcock, Baker of Kansas, Baker
OF New Hampshire. Baldwin, Bartholdt,
Bartlett, Barwig. Belden, Bell of Colorado.
Bingham, Blair, Bowers of California,
Brett Brckner, Broderlck, Brookshire,
Brosius. Brown, Bryan. Bynum, Cannon
of California, Cannon Of Illinois. Cape
heart, Causey, Chickering, Clancy. COBB
of Missouri, Cochran, Coffeeu. Conn,
COombs, Cooper of Wisconsin, Cornish,
Cousins, Covert, Curtis of Kansas, Dalzell.
Daniels, Davis. Dingley, Dolliver, Doolt-
tie, Draper, Dunn. Dunpby. Durhorow,
Ellis OF Oregon. Erdman. Everett. For
man. Fielder. Funston, Geisenhainer, Gill
let OF New York, Gilett of Massachu-
sets. Goldzier, Griffin. Hager, Grout,
Grow, Haines of Nebraska, Hall of Min
nesOta, Hammond, Hare, Harmer, Harris,
Hartman. Haughen. Hayes, Hendrix, Hep
burn, Hermann, Hicks, Hit. Holman,
Hooker Of New York. Hopkins OF Penn
sylvania, HOuk. Hudson, Hulick, Hull.
Hunter. lkert. johnson of North Dakota,
johnson of Indiana, Ken. Kefer. Lacv.
Lane, Lapham, Layton, Linton, Louden-
slayer. Lucas, Lynch, Magner, Mason,
Marsh, Martin of Indiana, Marvin of New
York, Mccall. McCleary of Minnesota,
Mcdonald. McEi trick, Mccain, McKaig,
McKelghan, McNsgny, Meiklpjohn, Mer-
Ger, Murray, Northwsy, O'Neil Of Massa-
chusotts. Paine. Pearson. Pence. Pendle-
ton of West Virginia, Perkins, Phillips,
Picker. Pigott, Post, Powers, Quigg, Ray,
Rayner, Reed. Reilly. Reyburn, Richards,
Richardson of Michigan. Richie, Robin
son of Pennsylvania. Ruck. Ryan, Settle,
Shaw. Sioley. Sickles. Sipe. Smith. Sorg,
Sperry, Springer. Stevens, w. A. Stone,
c. w. Stone. Sweet. Talbot. Tarsney.
Tawney, Taylor of Indiana. Taylor of
Tennessee. Thomas, Updrgraff, Van Voor-
his of Ohio. Walker. Wagner, Warner,
| Waugh, Weadock, Wheeler of Illinois,
Williams of Illinois, Wilson of Ohio, Will
son OF Washington, Wolverton, WoOmer,
| Wright of Massschusetts-total,1 72.
The affirmative vote was entirely Demo-
cratic The negative was 50 Republicans,
70 Democrats and 9 Populists.
A viva vOce vote was then taken on the
| bill and the dill was defeated.
At 40 P. NJ, amid loud applause the
House went into committee of the whole
to consider the Indian appropriation bill
and tilibuster was started as a result of
Holman's request that the first reading of
| the bill be dispensed with, Raw of New
York Objec;ing. A motion to adjourn was
made, and at 3:15 P. NJ. the House ad-
journed.