The Dickinson press., 1894-06-16
WORK OF CONGRESS-
RESUME OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Condemned Record of the Important
TraUsactiOns Of Our National Law.
mNkers-Thc Work Done In Both
Branches.

mnkers-Thc Work Done In Both
Branches.
Washington, J.lnc 5. - In the senate
Mr.. West spoke in favor of the tariff
till. Mr.. Allison Utep., Iowa) followed
Mr. Vest with an elaborate speech on the
$, Ear schedule. 1t was. he said. by fur
the most important provision of the bill.
1t afforded one-tfird Of the revenue pro-
duoed by tho bill. Mr.. Allison declared
that according to numerous authorities
sugar could he refined cheaper here
than in Germany and some other Eu-
r0pean co,:ntripS. The schedule practi-
cally w"nla Pre- hibit the importation of
reflncd Sui.atS. 1t WIS not Il schedule
for protection, but for prohibition. MIR.
Jones' I'cm.) followed with IL detailed cx-
plan'i:"n Of the sugar schedule. After
some sparrng Mr.. Harris succeeded in
''fcc!inE all arrangement by which all
the a;ns:;':G!H:ts to the sugar schedule
Sht u!u b. voted OH Tomorrow. In a,.-
cord: nee with the notice llr served last
Saturday he stated TINT unless some
agreement .'oi:!'l br reached for facili-
tat!lig the disposition Of the measure, he
would ke compelled to ask the senate to
sit l"l%at aud later. He asked that
unanimous consent hc given to vote OH
ali the su"l: amendments Mt an early
hour Tomorrow. Mr.. Hoar suggested
that it WAS too much to ask the senate
to vote without debate on all the anlcnd-
nents offered to the sugar schedule. He
suggested that a vote be taken on the
amendmrn:. to the bounty paragraph at
l O'Clock, ana that then the debate on
the Other amendments be under the ten
minute rule with the understanding that
the entire schedule be disposed of to.
morrow. This was finally agreed to.
The galleries of the house were un-
usually well filled and OH the floor there
was gOodly array of occupied desks
during the early part of the day. AS
the afternoon woIc OH the att ,ndance
thinned out, and when adjournment came
there was not IL halt-hundred members oil
the flocr. The state bank tax bill was
discussed during the day.
Washington, June THE Cox amend
ment for the total repeal of the III per
cent tax OH state banks was defeated in
the house hy 1W2 to 40 A viva voce
vote on the Brawlry bill was then taken
and the bill defeated. The vote On Mr..
Cox's amendment was as follows
Ayes-Ab',ott, Alexander. Arnold,
Bailey, Bnnkhead, Bell. Black (Ga. },
Bland. Boatner, Bower IN. Co.. Branch,
breckenridge Ky), Bum, Cabaniss,
Campbell. Catchings, Clark (Mo), Cobb
(Ala.), Cockrell. Cooper NNla.), Cooper
qndD, Cooper rrex.), Cox, Grain, Craw-
ford, Culberson, Cummings, Davey, Dear
mond, benson, Dinsmore, Edmunds,
Ellis knn.). English (Cal.), Enlc, Epes,
Fith"n, Fynn. Gcary, German, Grady,
Hall MOI, llarter, Heard, Henderson
(N. Co.. Hutchinson, lzlar, Jones. Kyle,
Latimer, Lawson. Lester, Livingston,
Maddox. Mcguire, Mallory, Marshall,
McCulloch, McDearlnoll. McLaurin, Me
Millin, Mcisa". Meredith. Money, Mont
gomrry, Morgan. Moses, Ncill Oates,
Ogden. O'N"ill Nlo.), Pasclal. Painter,
Patterson P"ndlcton lTcx.,. Price. Rich
nldson lrenn.,, Robbins, Russell tGa.),
Savers, Shell, Snolgrass, StaIlings. Stock
bert, Tate. Terry, Tracey, Tucker,
Turner ,Ga). Turner lvu.), Turpin,
Washington. Wheeler t.\la.), Williams
(Miss.), Wilson (W. Va.), Wise, Wood
ard. Speaker Grisp-1O2.
Noes Adams N'a.), Allrch, Apsley,
Babcork, Baker NKan.). Baker tN. H.),
Baldwin, Barthoul,lt. Bartlett, Barwig,
Bcll"n, Bell lColo.,. Bingham, Blair,
Bowers Ual.), sretz. Binklrr, Broderick,
Brookshirc. Brosius, Brown, Bryan,
Hynun', Cannon (Cal), Cannon in.),
Capehart. Cuuscy, Chickerins, Clancy,
Cobb (Mo.D. Cochran. Coffrcn. Conn,
Coombs. Cooper tWiS.), Cornish, Cusins,
Covert, Curtis Kan.). Dalzell, Daniels,
Davis. Dinglcy, Dolliver. Doolittle,
Drap.-. Dunn, Dumphy, Durbllrrow,
Ellis Orr. Erlman, Everett, Fielder,
Form an, Funston. Gcisscnleilner, Gillct
IN. w., Gillctt Alass.), Gol,Iseir, Griffin,
llagcr. Grout, Grow, Iluincr ,Neb) },
liaines. Hall tMinn.), Hammond, Hare,
Iiarmcr. Harris. Hartman, IIaugell,
Hayes, Hendrix. Hepburn. Hermann,
Hicks. Hit. Holman, Hooker IN. Y.l
Hopkins H'cnn.,. IIourk, Hudson,
Hulick. Hull Hunter, Ikcrt. Johnson IN.
d.. johnson Nnd.), Ken. Keifcr, Lacey,
Lame. lnpham. Layton. Linton, Louden-
slagcr, Lucas. Lynch. Magncr. Mason,
Marsh, Martin Und.), Marvin IN. ",
Mccall. McClcary (Mnn), McDonnold,
McEterrick, McGaEn. Mckaig. Nc
Keighan, McNagny, MeikeIjohn, Mercer,
MI rlay, Northway, O'NcpI (Mass.),
Payne, Pearson. Pence, 'endleton (W.
Va). Perkins. Phillips. Pcklcr. Pisott,
Post, Powers, Quigg. Ray, Rayncr, Reed.
Il, lily. Kryburn. Richards, Richardson
(Aiich.). I;itchic. Robinson H'a.). Rusk,
Ryan. Settle, Shaw, Sibley, Sickles,
S!pe, Smith, Sorg, Spcrry, Springer,
Stevens. w. \. Stone, c. w. Stone,
Sweet, Talbot. Tarsney. Tawney, Tay-
lor Nnd.I, Taylor (Tcnn.), Thomas, Up
d.graff. Van Noorhis ,Ohio,, Walker,
Wargrr, Warner, Waugh, Wcadock.