Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-28

M. ihitt, republican. OF tonnecti-
cut Followed In opposition to the point
Mr.. Harris then gave his ruling. At
ter having recited the course OF the
bill In conference, he snid that all
conferences on q disagreeing vote are
intedcd to be fun and free. for the
sole purpose Of compromising and ad-
lusting differences. An instruction
from either house impairs fullness and
freeness He held. however. that ne
need not decide the broad question.
The motion OF the senator from Min
nesota was to Instruct It's conferees to
amend nm amendment. The power OF
each house Is absolute and complete
over the whole question. Whatever
the conference may do. the report
must be acted on IN either house be-
fore It has force The occupant OF tie
chair believes that the senate cannot
directly amend an amendment that
has gone into conference, md that IL
cannot do so indirectly The point Of
order OF Mr. Gray. he concluded. was
therefore sustained.
Mr. Washburn appealed from the de-
.cision Of the chair and Mr. Fualkner
moved to lay the appeal ON the table,
The yeas and nays were demanded.
Mr., Harris the president pro TEN.
caused roar OF laughter IN putting
the question by saying impetuously.
. l...Tg -
Of Tho roi, nay" ao,s ~ Se'ors 'he eal
bi,psais ~, w' LII N9iiii,lencen. re eauEht
nv the nv, W. az vSeiuI,iaegry IN,
noint AVA ~ v.usnt wv
Tennessoea,, ,,.,ti, 10 Io,,.,t u''e'''i'Vus
As the roll cali nroeeeded the sen,to
became very serious and Nir paScn
Democrat. OF Florida, in charge OF
pairs, busteld about the floor. The an.
Iecrcement of the result, yeas 80, nays
n failurs ~ ~ ,,,,ia,, n's ~.
Waghburn's ann.ol on tba I'M ~
prcspectiveIy n yuto On hie motior ~
rec ade from tho one-elghfh ~ a cA,,,
dlfferertlaI Tba ,-ota ~ ~ ,,,,,,t,,s
n lay ON Tho tobIs u,as a., all ~,
follovs, 90
Yeas--13nte Rerrv pt,ci,,,,,r, p,ar
CHI lrd Bi.lco can Cochran co. H.
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man. GRAY. Hinton ZONES "a ri,a,sas,
Lindsay Mol .a,irIn NTartir Nf,ns
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Nave- Nii.r Stir,a,, tn,.,l.,' 80 ~
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for porist,,s M, ST. ".'',s ~ ~
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those inst ,,,on,,onnh ~ ot 49,, ai,u
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stai,. ' att .'e se'i',V ei'amlper INN sol-
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was lhereio,e nor sustained ana me
nlouon OF MI Nushpurn 10 instruct
the conferences 10 receue from the SEN
ate amendment was in order. There
We're loud cries OF vote, vote rom
Mr. Aldrich and other Republicans.
CONSERVATION was written on the faces
of the many Democrats. Without fur
Their ado the clerk obeyed the lnstruc-
lions Of Mr.. Harris and began calling
the roll. The Democrats. under their
caucus. stood manfully to their guns
and with the execution of Mr.. Hill
voted aratnst the motion. Even Mr..
Villas Who made the terrific arraign-
mant Of ths s,ipar trust on Monday.
,,,,aa "NJo,, With snnbasis THE sena-
tors ana Tho crowd ~ members I'm me
80 ~ ne chnn,her eaeerlv cronod
III. Rod n,t,Ia tha c,eri, was recn-
~. IL ~, -, NJ. ISrico Nj Ala
Nv c,,,,.aii -, an, ca
rieh a'iq ar, Souh ~, NJ " ~ ~,
otheI We was 'lr WI ,as,, 80
nurileuIy hnou'' WINE 'nS We n VIZ
tooting up tne tothls; LED siense
reigned as Mr. harris aiose 70 "n-
nounce the vote
Upon this question: SAID the nresid-
ing officer with ring Of 1uhnation IN
his voice. "s2 have voted IN the al,
firnative and 81 IN tho negative ana
the motion IL lost"
The faces Of the democrats lighted
with smiles. Mr. Horn,an liliu,e1ia'' :,
agree to the request OF the house Tor
fn l,,,tha,, to aIyisIon Then scene OF
indsscrlbable confusion followed. The