The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-08

which was listened to with marked sttel.
tion. Mr.. McCreary suggested,, , aS aSnanimous
consent be given 10 take the ron can oNei
again. No objection was mace. said
The Chair withdraws MS ruins, =, Ill
the Speaker ''and the Clerk Will again caii
the roll on the adoption or the resoiu.lo''
ADOPTED ON A SECOND VOTE
Enough Democrats appeared ON this ron
call to make up the coveted quorum
and when ii became apparent that quO-
rum would be secured the Republicans pe
gan voting The resolution was carried
176 to 81 Following is the detailed vote
Senator Chandler then presented dil
amendment designed TO retain certain pro-
visions of the act of May 81, 1871, ana "
this amendment he said he asked the spe-
the Senator from Nevada, said senator
Chandler, had succeeded as the graHu
champion Of freedom in the senate chaals AZ
Der in securing the adoption OF tne IL.
teenth amendment to the Constitution ne
followed 1t up by the passage or TINS sun
ute He declared then that eohstiou- eotiou-
Congress made law TO enforce II DOES
he intend to contribute his vote here 10
strike down portion or one OF lhe eIe""'-
est and noblest acts of his life! -, -
"At the time the bill was passed sald
Senator Stewart, we nad Jus. Isl rrocess pS1Sses
of reconstruction. Many things were necss-
sary then that are not now Inc StateS
must assert their rights; they must ,b,nIs pe
they have any protection against the Iel-
eral government. Any law that might pe
supplanted by a State law want u SEC
wiped from the statute books
Senator Chandlers last amendment On s was
rejected by vote Of q yeas to 81 nays nays; an
Senator Perkins, of California, ofered an
amendment making the federal election law
applicable to cities OF 2O'OJo or over III
stead Of cities Of 10000 or over, as PlI3
yided by the existing laws. The amend
ment was rejected by a vote of q yeas to
80 nays, and several other anlenuh.Slnso a .s.l'-o
next presented by Senator Chandier "eie
rejected by viva voce votes.
The vote was then taken on the passage
of the bill at o'clock, and 1t was adopteo
by a vote of 80 yeas to 2S nays. as folloNs;
Yeas-Messrs. Allen. Bate, Berry, Black
burn. Brice, Butler Caffery, Call. Cockrell'
Coke, Colquitt- Daniel Faulkner; ElpSon' pS,,
ten. Irby. Jones of Arkansas. Kyle, Lind
say, Martin. Mills. Mitchell of Wisconsin.
Morgan, Palmer Pas93i GO Fener' hcan hesn Vest
Villas. VOORHEES, and White of California
Nays-Messrs. Aldrich, Allison, Cameron
Carey Chandler, Cullom, Dixon Dolpn, Dn-
bois, Frye, Gallinger, Hale, Hansbrough.
Hawley Higgins, Hoar, Lodge Mitchell OF
Oregon, Perkins, Platt, Proctor; quay,
After .he transaction of some minor bus
mess. the Senate, on motion I,o OF SenarSr snd
YeasEMessrs, Abbott Anderson, Alexan-
| der Allen, Arnold. Bailey, Baker of Kan
sas, Baldwin, Bankhead Barwig, Bell of
Texas, Beltzhoover. Black Of Georgia,
| Black of Illinois. Blanchard, Bland BoaI-
| ner Branch, Brawley, Breckenridge of Ar
| kansas. Breckinridge OF Kentucky, Brett
| Brickner, Brookshire. Brown, Bryan, by
num- Cabaniss, Cadmus, Cannon OF Cantor
MA Caruth. Catchings. Causey; Clark of
| Missouri. Clark of Alabama, Cobb OF Ala
bama Cobb of Missouri, Coskrei elSreii. Comp SGop
| er of Indiana. Cooper OF Texas. Cornish.
| Covert, Cox, Grain, Crawford Culberson.
! Dearmond. De Forest benson, Dockery,
| DurhOrOW. n.
loe, Epes Erdrnan. Everett; Fithian For
man. Fyan, Geissenhainer,. Goldzier, Good
souri,, Hammond, Hare. Hatch, Hayes,
man. Hooker OF Mississippi. Houck of
Ohio, Hunter, KEN. Kilgore. kribbs,
Kyle raSten aShe clts4 sphfi fsie Li1ingsfen nS
| Lockwood Lynch Maddox, Magulre MAJ
| lcry, Marshall. Martin of In1iana McAleer,
| McCreary. McCulloch. McDannoid McDer-
| mon McEtterick, McGann, McKsigh. Nc
| Laurin. McAiilin, McNagny, McRea. Mere
| dith, Money. Montgomery. Moses, Mutchler.
terson, Paynter, Pearson. Pendieton OF Tex
as, Pendleton of West Virginia Pig
S2t Shs Robertson P5ss Rayhor of 1ousans f FasR s
| Russell of Georgia, Ryan. Sayers. Shell.
Sibley. Snodgrass. Springer. stallings. Ste
| vens, Stockdale. Stone OF Kentucky, Swan
| son. Talbert, Talbot, Tarsney Tate, Taylor
! of Indiana. Terry, Tracey. Tucker. Turner,
| Turpin. Tyler, Warner of Washington; Wells.
| Williams OF Mississippi. Wilson of West
| Virginia, Wise Wolverton.
| Nays-Messrs. Bell of Colorado. Boen
Boutelle Brosus. Bum Oem.l, Cannon of
Illinois. Chickering, Cogswell, Cousins
Cummings DEM, Curtis, Curtis of of III kansas IpsiIi
| ver Dooittle, Gear. Harris Dem) Hart
man. Haugen. Heimer, Henderson of Illi-
| cas-. Marvin. McCieary. Meiklejohn. Mercer.
sesaStop; shaw; sieSlsss pe@g4; si%Rso@' sa,
| Thomas. Updegraff. Van NOrhis of Ohio,
Walker Wanger., Waush, Wheeler OF I'LL.
nois. White, Wilson Of Ohio, Wilson OF
! Washington, WoOmer.
| The vote then taken on Mr.. Bou-
| telle's resolution. 1t was lost by strict
| party yote-9l to Isl. This is the resou-
| tion Mr.. Boutele has been trying to get
| a hearing on for the past few weeks The
| action Of the Democratic majority insist
| ing on first considering the Wilson bill and
| the McCreary resolution prevented il be-
| ing voted on before to-day.
ROW OVER BLANDS isII.'4
Immediately on the announcement of the
vote Mr.. Bland called up his bin Greeting
the Secretary of the Treasury to coin the
silver seigniorage in the treasury, and
moved that the House go into committee
of the whole for it's consideration.
Mr.. Tracey raised the question of cOnsid-
| GRAFTON.
MIR. Springer made the point of order that
the question of consideration could not be
| raised.
| The Speaker sustained the point. explain
| ing that the purpose Of the opposition 10
considering the bill would be subserved by
! voting against the motion TO 20 INTO COM
mttee of the whole.
The motion 10 so into committee Of the
whole was lost for lack of = siuorum-16a
to Z. Some Of the Eastern I'epcC Is
Joined the great bulk of the Iteppblicans
and refused to vote
on motion Of Mr.. Bland call OF 1.-The
House was ordered The call developed the
| presence OF 245 members. Proceeding un-
der the call were dispensed with, and Mr.
CooInbS moved to adjourn. "his beng de-
feated without division, the vote reCurred
| upon Mr.. Bland's motion to INTO COM
mittee of the whole. 1t resulted 15i 10 4
| still no quorum.
Mr. Combs again moved 10 adjourn. II
carried rising vote-104 TO 102 Mr..
| Bland was however, resolved 10 continue
the fight and demanded the yeas and nays
The House refused TO adjourn-G 10 49,
Mr.. Bland then moved a call Of the House
| II was carried on a rising Yote-y3 10 r.
| Mr. Tracey Cgmanded the yeas and nays
The call was ordered-127 to S.
Mr.. Wise moved 10 adjourn, and another
roll call followed Roll call followed roll
| call in quick succession, each succeeding
call deveoping the fact that members were
slipping away. But at last Mr.. Bland was
| ing all leaves OF absence and instructing
| the Sergeant-at-aTms TO take into Gus
tCdy all absent members and bring them tC
| the bar OF the House. In orCier To- make
| the resolution more effective IL was male
| a continuous order until vacated by the
| House. Then, at 4 o'clock, the House ad-
journed.
Hawaii Congratulated.
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