The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-07

WASHINGTON. june 6-The Cox amend
ment fer the total repeal of the 10 per cent
tax on state banks was defeated in the
house by a vote of l02 to 40.
Brief speeches in opposition to the bill
were made by Representatives eiklejohn
Of Nebraska, Bingham of Pennsylvania.
Robinson of Pennsylvania, Cochran of
New York, Hicks of Pennsylvania and
Quigg of New York.
Mr.. Dingley Of Maine closed the debate
in opposition to the bill. At the close of
his remarks aud after brief explanation
by Mr.. Springer, the vote on Mr.. COx's
amendment was taken and it WAS lost on
yea and nay vote. as follows:
Yeas-AbbOtt, Alexander, Arnold. Bal.
ley, Bankhead, Bell, Black (Gs); Bland,
Boatner, Bower, (N.C.l; Branch, Breckin-
ridge, (Ky.); Bum. Cabaniss. Campbell.
Catchings, Clark tMo.). Cobb (Ala.); Cock
(Texas); Cox, Grain, Crawford, Culberson,
Cummings, Davey. Dearmond, benson,
Dinsmore, Edmonds, Ellis. (Ky.); English
(Cal); Enioe. Epes, Fithian. FTan, Gary,
German, Grady, Hall (Mo); Hsrter.
Heard. Henderson On. CO., Hutchinson, Ise-
lar, Jones. Kyle, Latimer, Lawson. Les
ter, Livingston, Maddox, Mcguire Nal
McLaurin, McMiIIen, McRae. Meredith.
Money. Montgomery. Morgan. Moses,
Neill. Oates. Ogden. O'Neill (Mo.l Pas
chal, Painter, Patterson, Pendleton
(Texas), Price, Richardson (Tenn). Rob
bins. Russell (Gs.). Sayers. Shell,
Snodgrass. stallings, Stockdsie, Stone
.KIy yh r Strait .I Swansea %:.. Tai bert
ton, Wheeler (Ala), Williams lMiss.l.
Wilson CIV. Va.). Wise, Woodland. Speaker
Crisp. Total 102.
Nays-Adams (Pa.), AIdrich, Aspley,
Babcock, Baker (Kan.l, Baker (N. H..
Baldwin, Barthouldt, Bartlett, Barwig,
BeIden. Bell (Col.). Bingham, Blair.
Bowers !call. Bretz. Brickner, Bro
f s1ys Boun G.0a Ss9s'" S srs Gn
non ulls), Capeheart. Causey, Chick
ering. Clancy. Cobb tMo.). Cochran, COT
fee, Conn, Coombs, Cooper (Wis),
Cornish, Cousins, Covert, Curtis (Kan.).
Dalzell, Daniels, Davis, Dingley, Deliver.
Doolittle, Draper. Dunn. Duuphy, Dur
burrow, Ellis (Ore.). Erdmsn, Everett,
E sasr FGsnan Fans'O G GssssuS Ma.s
Goldzier, Griffin. Grow. Grout. Hase9,
Hainer (Neb): Haines. Hall lMinn)
Hartmon, Haughen. Hayes Hendrix,
Hepburn, Hermann, Hicks, Hit. Holman.
Hooker, On W, Hopkins (Pa.). Houk,
Hudson, Hulick. Hull. Hunter. Ikert,
Johnson IN. d.. Josnsen 1nd.), KEN.
kiefer, Lacey, Lane, Lapham, Layton,
Linton, Loudenslager. Lucas. Lynch.
Wagner, Mason, Marsh, Martin Qnd J, Mar
vim On. ", McCall, McCleary (Minn.).
McEterrick. Mccain,
Mckaig. McKeighan, McNagny, Meik.
eljohn, Mercer, Murray. Mort.
way, O'Neill, (Mass) Payne. Pearson,
Pence, Peudleton CIV Va.), Perkins. Phil.
lips, Picker, Pigott. Post, Powers. Quigg,
Ray. Rayner, Reed, ReilIey, ReyDurn,
Richardson (Mich.), Richie,
Robinson (Pa.), Rusk, Ryan, Settle, Shaw.
sibley. sickles. Sipe. Smith. Sorg. Sperry.
Taylor Qud.). Taylor (TeDn.I Thomas,
Updegratf. Van Voorhis (Ohio), Wal.
ker, Wanger, Warner, Weadock,
Waught, Wheeler Qilinois), Williams |
fIils.( Wilson (Ohio), Wilson wash },
Wolverton, Woomer, Wright (Mass.) !
Total IT.
The affirmative vote was entirely Demo- |
cratic. The negative was cast by IS Re- |
pubicans, IS Democrats aud 9 POpulisus. |
A viva vOce vote on the bill was then |
AIKEN and the bill was defeated.
AT 2:45, amid loud applause, the house |
'ider the Indian appropriation bill, and a |
ilibuster was started as a result of Mr.. |
Holmes request that the first reading of |
he bill be dispensed with, Ray, of New |
York, objecting.
A motion to adjourn was adopted-104 |
% IS, and at 1923 The house adjourned.