The morning call., 1894-02-02

Fletcher. Hartman, Marshall. Pickler,
White and Sweet of Idaho.
Those who voted against the amendment
were: Babcock, Bartlett. Beltzhoover,
Brawley, Brosius. Cadmus. Campbell.
Causey, Clancy, Cochran. Compton,
Coombs, Cornish. Covert, Cummings,
Davey. De Forest. Dunn. Dun ply. English.
Everett. Fielder. Geissenhainer. Haines,
Harter. Hendrix, Lapham. Lockwood.
Magner. McAleer, Mccall. McKaig.
Meyer. Moore. Mutchler. O'Neill. Page,
Powers, Price, Rayner, Reilly, Rusk,
Ryan, Schermerhorn, Scranton, Sickles.
SDerry, Stevens. Talbot. Warner and
Wolvsrton.
Some cheering greeted the announce
ment of the vote. The bill was engrossed
and read for the third time, and the last
stage in its passage had been reached
when Covert O.) of New York. standing
in the center of the aisle. moved to recon.
| NIT the bill to the committee with instruc-
.tions to report 1t back with such amend
ments as would provide by duties levied
on imports for such additional revenue as
might be necessary to support the Govern
ment economically administered. Upon
that motion Cochran demanded the ayes
and noes. but only thirty Democrats rose
to second the demand. being principally
| those who had voted against the income
| tax, together with the Louisiana sugar
men. 1t was not sufficient number aud
the motion TO recOmmit was defeated on
rising vote, 103 to III
Then came the final vote on the bill
itself. on which an aye and noe vote was
asked and granted by rising vote. The
rollcall was watched with marked atten-
ton, and frequent bursts of applause
greeted accessions TO one side or the oher
| BeltZhoover was the first to win applause
| by his aye vote, indicating that the Penn
sylvanians were falling into line. Imme-
| diately after this Blanchard of Louisiana
showed that the opposition to the bill was
breaking then, and Cockran's vote in favor
of the bill brought out enthusiastic cheer
| ing. The climax of the demonstration was
| reached when The name of Wilson, the
| author of the bill, was reached, the Demo-
Gratis cheering vociferOusly in final recog-
| milton of his leadership. The Speaker
asked that his name be called, and au-
swered in the affirmative. Then the
| Spe aker announced: "On this question the
ayes have 204 and the noes 140, and the bill
| is passed"
The following is the detailed vote on
the fiual passage of the bill:
Ayes-Abbott. Anderson, Alexander,
Allen, Arnold. Bailey. Baker of Kansas.
Baldwin, Bankhead, Barnes, Barwig. Bell
of Colorado, Bell of Texas, BeltZhoover,
Berry, Black of Georgia, Black of Illinois,
Blanchard. Bland. Boatner, Boen. Bower
of North Carolina, Branch, Brawley,
Brecknridge of Arkansas, Breckinridge
of Kentucky. Breiz. Brickner, Brookshire.
Brown. Bryan, Bum, Burnes, Bynum,
Cabannis, Caminetti, Cannon of Califor-
MIA, Capeheart. Caruth, Catchings, Cau-
sey, Clancy, Clark of Mississippi. Clark OF
| Missouri, Clarke of Alabama, Cobb oil
Alabama, Cobb of Missouri, Cock.
ran, Cockrell. Coffeen, Compton OF
Connecticut Coombs, Cooper of Flor.
ida, Cooper of Indiana, Cooper
of Texas, Cornish. Cox, Grain. Craw.
ford. Culberson. Davis, De Almond
De Forest. benson. Dinsmore, Dockery
Donovan. Dunn. Dunphy. Durborow, Ed
munds. Ellis of Kentucky. Englisb, Euloe
Epes, Erdman, Everett, Fielder, Fithian,
Formau, Fyan, Geisenhainer, Goldzier
Goodnight. German. Grady. Gresham
Griffin, Hall of Minnesota, Hall of Mis-
souri,. Hammond. Hare. Harris, Harter
Hatch. Hayes, Heard. Henderson of North
Carolina, Hines, Holman, Hooker OF
Mississippi. Houk of Ohio, Hudson,
Hunter, HUTCHINSON. Ikirt, johnson OF
Ohio, Jones, KEN, Kilgore, Kribbs,
Kyle. Lane. Lapham, Latimer. Lawson,
Layton. Lester, Lisle, Livingston,
Lockwood, Lynch, Maddox. Magner,
Maguire, Mallory, Marshall, Martin OF
Indiana, McAleer. McCreary of Kentucky,
McCulloch, Mcdonald. McDearmon, Me.
Ettwick, McGann. McKaig, McKeighan,
MeLaurin. McMillin, McNagny, McRae
Meredith, Money, Montgomery. Morgan,
Moses. Mutchler, Neill. Oates. O'Neill,
Outhwsite. Paschal. Patterson, Payn ter,
Pearson. Prince, Pendleton of Texas, Pen
dleton OF Ohio. Richardson of Michigan
Richardson of Tennessee. Richie, Rob.
BINS, Rnsk. Russell of Georgia, Ryan. Say.
ers. Shell. Simpson. Snodgrass. Somers
Springer. Stallings. Stockdale. Stone oil
Kentucky. Strait, Swanson, Talbot of Mary
land, Tarsney, Tate, Taylor of Indiana
Terry, Tracey. Tucker, Turner. Turpin
Tyler. Warner. Washington. Weadcock
Wells, Wheeler of Alabama. Whiting, Will.
liams of Illinois. Williams Of Mississippi
Wilson of West Virginia. Wise, Wolver
|
Noes-Adams of Kentucky, Adams Of
Pennsylvania, Aiken, Aldrch, Apsly
Avery, Babcock. Baker of New Hamp
shire, Bartholdl, Bartlett (D.), Belden
Bingham, Blair. Boutelle. Bow ers of Cali
fornia, Broderick, Brosius, Bundy. Bur
rows. Cadmus O.). Caldwell. Campbell
D.( Cannon OF Illinois, Chickering
Childs, Cogswell, Cooper Of Wisconsin
Cousins, Covert D.). Cummings D.), Cur
tis of Kansas. Curtis of New York, Dal
zell, Daniels. Davey D.). Dingley. DOLL
yer, Doolittle. Draper, Ellis of Oregon
Fletcher. Funk. Funston, Gardner, Gear
Geary D.). Gillet of New York. GilIett o.
Massachusetts, Grosvenor. Grout. Hager
Hainer. Haines 3D.. Harmer, Hartman
Haugen. Heiner. Henderson of Illinois
Henderson of Iowa. Hendrix 3D., Hep
burn. Hermann, Hicks, Hilborn. Hit
Hooker of New York. Hopkins of Illinois
Halick. Hull, johnson of Indiana, John
son of North Dakota, Joy, Keifer. Lacey
Lefevre, Linton, Loud, Loudenslager
Lucas, Mahon, Marsh. Marvin of New