The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-02

ayes 10 AZ noes. 'lhe second amendment
was also carried on a rising vote, ayes,
jos; noes. A.. The enect is to fix the date
OF the wool schedule at August I'd. and OF
the rroolen schedule on December I'd.
The amendment striking of the provi-
sion regarding reciprocity on petroleum
vas aleo agreed to on a standing vote,
yeas. 10; nays 81
ON he interual-revenue amendment Mr.
Cochran asked II the propositions could
be dfvi5od and a separate vote taken on
tho inco,nc-tax feature, but the Speaker
hold fhat IL could not. Mr.. Cochran
them csIIed FOR the yeas and nays on the
entlre amendmept, and it was carried
amid applause, yeas. lS2; nays. 80.
Tho Demycrats Voting sgaiust II.
Tho Democrats who voted against the
Internal revenue bin with the income-tax
Iiarflett N. -, s5eltzhoover Pa.). Braw-
lev Is. O.. Campbell IN. ", Causey
05eIH CLANCY q. ~, Cochran (N. y.
co,,rton Rid) Coombs (N. y, Covert
~ " cummings az. ", Davey iLa),
De Forest ,Conn), Dunn IN. j.. Dunphy
az ". English On. j.. Everett (AIass.),
Flelder a. JJ, Gcissenhainer On. JD,
Haines u. 81, Harter (O), Hendrix
CV. sYD. L1paam az. -, Lockwood (N.
lf9. Maaglr lN. -, McAleer Ua.), Nc
Er,to Cfdl Meyer tLa.), Mutchier pal
O'Nen 0lassJ, Page R -, Price ua),
Ravner Gld9. Reilly Pa). Rusk Cdd.),
p,,sn n 80, Shermerhorn N. ".
sirkies IN. -. Sperly (ConJ, Stevens
Gfass) Talbot (aldJ. Warner (N. ~.
W,lverton lPa).
The Republicans who voted for the in
ternal revenue bill were: Bowers Cali
formal Fletcher (Minnosota), Hartman
Nfontana). Marsh Qninoisl Picker South
DAKOTA. Sweet Gdaho). White (Ohio).
with the exception Of these votes and
those Of Nessrs. Mccall CMassachusetts),
Powers Vermont, and Scranton penn
e,-lvaniaD. who voted against the internal
revenue amendment, the Republicans re-
Trained from voting on this proposition.
The amendments I'm committee having
all been agreed 90 in the House, the ques-
tion was upon the engrossing and third
reading Of the bill, and it was agreed TO.
Mr.. Covert Dem, y. y offered a
resolution Of Tecommital. and on this
demanded the previous question. THIS
was ordered without division, but Ar.
Covert demanded the yeas and nays, but
this demand was voted down-ayes, -
noes. 227-not one-nfth seconding the
demand
Tho motion 10 recommit was then de-
featcd by a vote Of 103 20 III. the an
nouncement Of the vote. being greeted
with loud applause,
The BIl Finally Passed
The Speaker then put the question,
"Shau the bill pass?' and the yeas and
nays being demanded on this the roll
was called. amidst the most intense in
terest on the floor and in the galleries
As the names Of the doubtful Democrats
were reached, and they voted AYE" oi
mo" applause, cheers. and sometimes
eOod-natured bantering followed theii
votes The greatest applause followed
Mr.. Cockran's vote Of aye and also
Mr.. Cummings negative vote and the
affirmative vote of Messrs. Everett
CMass), Geissenhainer (N. j., Lockwood
(N. ", Macner, McAleer. Tracy Beltz
hoover. Warner Blanchard, and Boatner
Republican applause greeted the votes h
the NEGATIVE of Messrs. Campbell, Covert
Cummings, Davey u4a-), Geary tCal)
Haines (N. ". Hendrix On. ", Price
Oa0, Robertson Ua) Schermerhorn IN
". Sibley Ra1 Sicl,les tN. ". ana
Sperry Comm. When the names of Mr.
Wilson and the Speaker were called grea
! cheers greeted their answers of aye
The populists all voted for the bill ex
cept Mr. Newlands tNev.l.
The vote was announced at $50 o'ciocl
as follows: Yeas. 203: nays, 40; so th'
bill was declared passed with a Wild shou
from the floor and the galleries.
4 later and more careful examination
OF the vote showed that 20i had voted fol
the bill. including the Speaker. The an
nouncement was greeted with cheers an'
applause I'm the galleries and on the floor
| which continued until the House ad
| journed.
The usual motion TO reconsider and 4
! lay on the table were m.de by Mr.. vii
! son. and were carried. and the Hous
| then. at $50 o'clock, adjourned TIL to
| r,orro,v NJ - o'clock