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with the Republicans against the resolution.
otherwise the, Democrats voted for the rsso-
The Popuiists. were divided. "'Nessrs.. Bel
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: As soon as the vote had been announced Mr..
Boutelle tRep, Me- called IN his privileged
resolution. which he had introduced on Dec.
sense OF the House that any Intervention by
the Executive OF the United States. its civil or
the sars d snd
throw IT, and TO aid or abet the substitution or
trsry to the policy and traditions Of the r.rub-
lie and the letter and spirit OF the Constitu-
csiIy reprobated. 'The. preamble recites that
the President has In yedsh the rights Of Con-
publican form OF government In Hawaii
Mr.. Boutells demanded the. yeas and nays.
and the roll Vas called Of TesnnE n the defeat
After tho announcement OF the vote. Mr..
Boutelle remarked that II that vote was to De
the House. he hoped that gentlemen would In
forest themselves In finding some friendly
Mr.. Bland tDem,. MOI. then at $40 r NJ
reported from the Committee on Coinage.
Secretary of the Treasury to issue silver GER
tihcatos equal TO the aeigriorage on the silver
bullion purchased under the PROVISIONS of the
Committee Of the Whole to consider II.
The question Of consideration Was raised by
cusslon OF the point the speaker ruled that as
the Com mtttee On Coinnge Weights: and Meas:
cred in Committee OF the Whole. the privilege
carried with II the right to eon:ideration The
be raised in the House. but the point could be
decided by voting up orryotinR Down tho mo-
The speaker then Put the motion to go into
com mitteo for the consideration OF the bill:
the result Of the speaSers eoHnt was: Yeas.
Iii nays II. The point OF no quorum was
raised. and the yeas and nays were called on
The vote by yeas and nays was announced as
yeas 1913; nays: As rule the Lepub-
sequence was that the House was without
aI M Bland Immediately moved that there be
a call OF the House. and the motion was aG reed
to. The call showed the presence OF 23t mem
6ers; Mr: Bland then moved to dispense pens. with
agreed to- and Mr.. Bland then moved that the
yeas and nays be called.
moved that the House adjourn. and. though
he was backed by most OF the New York Dem
was lost on division by vote OF u to 9l
=, The yeas and nays wero again ordered on
The Il q question Of going into Scmmlttse Of the
On this call also the Republicans reirained
from voting. and the Speaker announced the
vote As follows: Yeas. loI; nays 4. No quo
Mr; Bland moved a call Of the House, but
moved an adjourn m snt. The vote on this was
lO4 In the affirmative and l02 in the negative.
Mt BLAND then demanded the Yeas and nays
sdioprn was voted dSWn@yess 81 naSs o isT
and Mr. Bland moved a call OF the House. On
and nays. and the roll was called. The mo.
tlon TO order call OF the House was agreed to
Pending the call OF the House. Mr.. Wise
House GHidaS an sd'ou ans and the
Dem, n " demanded the yeas and nays. and
the roll was called.
The motion to adjourn was dsfeAted-36 TO
lle. A call Of the House was again ordered.
and showed l7b members present-three less
than quorum.
Mr.. Bland brought I'm the customary resolu- |
ton directing the SergeAnt-at-Arms to bring
In the ahsentess; and pending action on the
resolution. Mr. Reed moved an adjournment,
but could only muster a eorporars guard In
his support
Mr. Cock ran Dem, n. " called for the yeas
and nays. but as a sufficient number did not
.econd the motion the demand Was defeated.
MT. Bland moved the previous question on the
motion relative to RhsentRe7, which was Or
tered. and the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Bland then, at two minutes before |
o'clock. moved that the House adjourn. and
his motion prevailed.
HATcH'S NET ETI-0PTIoyS BILL.