Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-02

pickler. or South Dakota: Sweet, or
Idaho, and White. of Ohio.
With the exception OF these votes and
those OF Messrs. Mccall, OF Massachusetts
Powers, OK Vermont and Scranton, OF
Pennsylvania, who voted against the tn
ternal-revenue amendment, tine Bepubli-
| cans RETAINED from voting on this propo-
| sltlon.
AMENDMENTS ALL AGREED TO.
The amendments I'm committee having
all been agreed to in the House, The ques-
tion was upon the engrossing and third
reading OF the bill. and 1t was agreed 10.
Mr.. Covert Democrat Of New York,
offered resolution Of recommital. end on
this demanded the previous question This
Has ordered without division. but Mr..
covert demanded the yeas and nays,
ana this demand was voted down-ayes.
rs; noes. ZZ1-not one fifth sscOn1ing tho
demand
The motion 10 recommit was then de-
feated by vote Of 103 to III. the an
nouncement being greeted With loud ap-
plause.
The Speaker then put the question:.
Ahali inc bill pass?' and the yeas and
nays being demanded on this. the roll
was called amidst the most intcLse iLte-
rest on the floor and im the ralNncs
As the names Of the doubtful Demo-
Gratis were reached and they voted ave"
or 40 applause. cheers. and sometimes
gOod-natured bantering followed their
votes. The greatest applause followed
Cockran's vote Of Aye" and also Cum
Inings's negative vote, and the affirmative
votes OF Everett Of Massachusetts. Gels
sehhaiher or New Jersey. Lockwood Of
new YORK. Magner. McAloer. Tracey.
beltzhoover Warner, Blanchard. and
loatner. Republican applause greeted
the votes in the negative OF Messrs. Camp
be!l covert Cummings, Davey Of Lou
/ isiana, Gcary Of California. Haincs Of
New York, Hendricks Of New York, Price
Of Louisiana. Robertson Of Louisiana.
/ Schermerhon of New York. Sibley OF
ennsylvania, Sickles OF New York. and
Sprrry Of Connecticut.
When the names Of Mr.. Wilson end
the Speaker were called great cheers
greeted their answers Of aye"
The Populists all voted for the bill cx-
copt Ncwlands. Of Nevada
THE BILL PASSES
Tho vote was announced at $50 o'clock
as follows: Yeas, 23. nays. 1870 the
bill was declared passed. with the ac-
| compartment Of Il wild shout from the
floor and the galleries.
\ later ana more careful examination
of the vote showed that 20i had voted
FOR the bill. including the Speaker. The
announcement was greeted with cheers
and applause in the galleries and on the
floor which continued until the House
adjourned
The usual motion 20 reconsider and 10
lay on the table were made bv Mr. VIII
son and were carried and the House
then, at 5i5. adjourned until to-mor-
row at l. O'Clock
The senate.
Tho Senate debated. during tho whole
| or tO-daY's session. the resolution deny
ing the authority Of the Secretary of the
| Treasury To issue bonds. The principal
speeches were made by Noesrs. stewart
! d"publicam. OF Nevada: Dolph Hcpuh-
llcaW, Of oregon. and Allison G."puhii-
cam, Of Iowa. None IF the Democratic
senators appeared in The lcbat. except
occasionally 20 ask question or 10 make
Il suggestion
All the Republican speakers denied the
authority 10 issue honIs for tn" purpose
of meeting current expenses. and Nr.
! Dolph denounced the claim of ri@nt under
| the resumption act as a bold uSJrI alton
and as case Of false prCt-nse His own
plan 10 replonish the Treasury WCUld he
/ - announce that there woIll be no tam
| pcrins with the tarIf-Io frce-trale ieeis-
! lat!on
At the close of the dapa;e tho rcsolu-
| ton went oyer till to-mor-Dv. when Mr.
Villas democraU. Of Wisconsin. is to
speak upon IL.
TWO other resolutions on the same sub
jcct were offered today ~ the fopu'iet
senators from Nebraska and EausIs
Nlessrs. Allen nnl PoGer). These viii
also come ~ to-morrJN.
NEW YORK RESOLUTIONS
BEFORE the dtb1te on the bond question
began. Mr. i'm said that he had received
from the legislature of New York state
certain TcsOlu ions. which IL became his
duty - present 10 tho Senate. and which
be now dii. without comment or ic-
marks"
The resolutions were then read. one Of
thsm cOngratulat"s the President on his
abandonment OF his Hawaiian policy. and
the other is a protest against the Wilson
tariff bin.
sir Aliens new resolution calls on the
Secretary Of the Treasury for information
2s 20 the amount Of the different kinds Of
government paper money redeemed since
January II. $50 giving tho amounts by
years. and also rs TO the authority for
the establishment and maintenance Of
the gold reserve
Air. PETERS resolution calls on the
Secretary of the Treasury for statement
as 10 the offers made for the new bonds.
with the names and places OF business Of
the persons. firms. and corporations MAX
ing oilers. and also as 10 the amount ~
bonds sold o. whom ana at what prices.