The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-20
Mr., CLEVELAND'S FIX.
NOW THAT THE SENA TIE HIS PASSED
THE Bland BILL HE'S CORNERED.
G0LDBUGS REMIND HIM Of PROMISES.
They See Their Pet Plans Endangered and
the Party Expects Him to DO His Duty
by the POople-The Vote on the Bill

Washington, March 15.-(special)-By a
majority of thirteen the senate this after
noon passed the Bland silver seiSniorage
bill.
All the democrats except ten voted for
1t. Added to these were the three populists
anu eleven republicans. Among the latter
was Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania. Ills
colleague Senator Cameron, was in favor
OF 1t but was absent and it was found I'M
possible to get a pair for him. though it
could have been done had Senator Hill. who
was paired with Senator Dixon, transferred
his pair. But the New York senator did
not do this, He seemed to prefer not to
vote. The silver men called it dodge, but
Hill denies it, claiming that he was paired
for the bill.
Both Georgia senators were present and
voted for the bill. The ten democrats who
voted against the bill were. Brice, Caffrey,
OF Louisiana; Gibson, German, Mcpherson,
Mitchell, of Wisconsin,; Murphy, Palmer,
Smith and Villas.
The Vote.
The vote was taken and the bill was pass
ed-yeas Al, nays 81, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Bate, Berry, Black
burn, Blanchard. Butler. Cali, Cockren,
Coke, Colqutt Daniel, Dubois. Faulkner,
George, Gordon, Hansbrough, Harris, Hun
say, McLaurin. Martin, Mills, Mitchell of
Oregon, Morgan Pasco, PETER. Perkins,
IettlSfeW, rover, L uSIi, quay, ltdi9oll'
Voorhees,, White, Wocott44.
Caffcr2 Eara f,ha'Idi 1AI@y' ,aIli
Dojnh' FRYE GaIIinger Gibson Gorman
Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Lodge, Mcmillan,
nnnei, ir,.;if "A ,,,,,rh % i,,ar r,iott
Proctor smith Sfoekhridge Villas WASH
burn, Wison-31.
When the result was announced there
was handclapplng in the crowded galleries,
which breach of order was rebuked by the
pa TSi ~ t * Mn me & ~
Sehnn'ber res,,n ne it an. Of niliet Ian%,Ior
and regnnctabilitv
f'rhe renuhIicanS who voted for the bill
were Messrs DuPois transformer Mitchell
C,&Oregon. Pettigre{y. Power, Quay. Shoup,
.i,yart Teller and VNolrotf
ne democrats who voted against it were
NJ sSrs Brice. Caffery German McPher-
spl, Mitchell of Wisconsin, Murphy, Pal
yer, Smith and Villas.
1.-The three pOpuliSts-SenatOrS Allen, Kyle
and Petfer-voted for it.
The President in IL Pickle.
The hill goes tn tbe president tomorrow.
Already Mr.. Cleveland is in a pickle over
~ No man knows whether he yin sion or
veto If Mr. cIevelanj Himself don't Know.
.aesn1en ,,tnra az 10 ,,,hJta hni,ea +ndo1I -
urge him to sign il. hnt Mr. GieT@lanG lave
no indication of what he would do. Per-
lonally. he does not want to sign it. At the
his party wants him to do so. He feels
tat he should not repudate the acts of
the party represented i'll congress, yet he
toesn't want to sign it. And added to this
j. d powerful pressure upon him to veto it.
his pressure comes from New York. 1t
zines from the men who are closest of all
from the men who bought the recent $4,000
e10 issue of bonds.
/ l.aii street EXPECTS Him 10 Veto 1t.
l'ft NAV NOT no generally, known bu+ il is
<, fart that n nresillcnt ,nd sorrata,i1
u ariisia We're in q freat 0iantIarv over RAJ
=, I'D issue. They feared at one time that