The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-02

his substitute. He explained the sec
ond section of the substitute makes
the coinage of the remainder of the
bullion in the treasury begin after the
coinage of the seigniorage and a. speci-
fic proviso is added to the effect that
nothing in the act shall be deemed to
change or alter the existing law as to
the legal character or mode of re-
demption of treasury notes.
Cultivate argued against the sec
Ond section of the original bill and
the substitute and said its purpose was
to. retire the existing treasury notes.
Johnson, of North Dakota, maintain
ed that his amendment was absolutely
necessary, if the declared policy of the
government to maintain all classes of
our currency at a par was to be kept
in force. NotSt adopt his amendment
would be to dishonor the national cred
it.
Simpson declared to strike out the
second section or adopt Johnson's
amendment (Which would make silver
dollars redeemable in gold, would be
another great stride in the direction of
plutocracy.
The debate was continued by Abb
bott, Stone Johnson, Hartman, Swan
son, Hunter, Newlands, Wheeler and
Abbott's amendment to Johnson's
amendment, as well as Johnson's
amendment itself, was disagreed to, the
former without division, and the latter
by vote of 81 to 13s.
A vote was then taken on OuthWaite's
amendment. The amendment was lost
-129 to IA
A vote was then taken on the Bland
substitute.
No attempt to break quorum was
made on the vote, and then the Bland
substitute was adopted by I'll to 90.
Before the vote could lie taken, Tracey,
Of New York, moved to recommit the
bill, without instructions. to the COM
mittee on coinage, weights and meas
ures.
The motion to recomnit was defeated
1872 to 1877
A vote was then taken on the final
passage of the bill, and the bill passed
-167 to 100.
Loud cheers and hand clapping greet
ed the final announcement of the vic
tory won by the advocates of the
Cummings then asked and obtained
unanimous consent for the bill for the
reclamation of the United States
steamship Kearsarge and it passed.
AT $40 p. m. the House adjourned
The Vote in DetniI
Following is the vote in detail on the
bill:
Yeas-Abbott, Aitkin, Anderson, Al
exander, Arnold, Bailey, Baker (kas.),
Bankhead, Bel (Colo), Bell (Tex.).
Berry, Black CGa), Blair, Bland,
Boatner, Breen, Bowers (Cal), Branch,
Breckenridge (Ark), Breckenridge
lKy9, Bret Brookshlre, Broderick,
ISIS, Caminetti, Cannon (Cal). Caruth
Catchings, Clark (do). Clarke (Ala.),
Cobb (Ala), Coekrell Coffeen, Coun,
Cooper (F'la-), Cooper Qnd0 Cooper
CTeX0. Cox, Crawford, Culberson, Cur
It's (has), Davey, Davis, Dearmond,
benson, Dinsmore, Dockery. Donovan,
Doolittle, Durborrow, Edmunds, Ellis
lky). Ellis (Ore.), Enloe, Epes, F'ithian,
norman, Funston, Fyan, Geary, Good
night, German, Grady Gresham. Hall
lMo-), Hamond, Hare, Hartman. Hatch,
Heard, Henderson On. c., Hepburn,
Hermann, Holman, Hooker Miss.
HUDSON, Hutcheson, Jones, Kilgore,
kribbs, Kyle, Ken, Lacey. Lane, Lat
inner, Layton, Lester. Lisle. Livingston,
Lucas, Maddox, Mcguire, Mallory,
Marsh, Marshal, Martin QndD, Nc
Cieary (Ndinn-). McCreary Ky. .IcguI-
lock. Mcdonald. McDearmon, McCann
McKeighan, McMillin. McNagy. Nc
Rae, Meridith, Money, Montgomerv
Morgan, Moses, Murray, NeiIl, New
lands, Naschal, Patterson, Paynter,
Pearson. Pence, Pendleton CTex.). PEN
dleton CIV. Va, Picker, Post, Price,
Reilly, Richards (O), Richardson
(Niich.), Richardson (Tenn.) Richie.
Robbins. Russell (Ga.), Savers, Settle,
Shell, Sibley, Simpson. Snodgrass.
Springer, Stollings, Stockdale, Stone
(hy.), Strait, Swanson, Sweet, Talbert
Is. @, Tate, Taylor 1nd), Terry.
tucker. Turner (Ga), Turner Va)
Iurpin, Tyler. Weadock, Wheeler Gala.
White, Whiting, Williams Glls.). viii
Woodward.-167
Nays-Adams (Ky.), Aldrich, Apaley,
Babcock. Baker IN. HI, Barnes, Bar
wig, Belden. Beethoven, Blair. Bou-
telle, Brickner, Brosius, Burrows, Cad
mus, Caldwell, Campbell, Cannon CID,
Causey, Chickering, Clancy, Cobb CMo.),
Cogswell. Compton, Coombs, Cooper
(Wis). Cornish, Cousins, Covert, Cum
mings, Curtis On. ", Dalzell, Daniels.
Deforest, DingleS, DolIiver, Draper,
Dunphy, Erdman, Everett, Fielder,
Fletcher Funk, Gardner, Gear. Gels
senhainer, Gillett IN. V Goldzier,
GrifTen, Groutha, Hager, Hainer.
Haines, Harmer, Harter, Haughen.
Hayes, Heiner, Henderson Gid. Hit.
Hooper On. W. Hopkins CID, Hopkins
lPa.). Hulick, Hill. Johnson Qnd.). John
son On. ID, Johnson Ohio, Joy, Keifer,
iLapham, Lockwood, Loudenslager.
Lynch. Magner, Mahon, McAleer. Nc
Call, McEtterick, McKaig, Meikeljohn.
Mercer, Meyer, Mutchler, Cultivate
O'Neill, Page, Payne, Perkins, Phillips.
Pigott, Quigg, Randall, Ray, Reed.
Reybourn, Robinson Pa.), Ryan, Scher-
merhorn. Scranton, Shaw, Sherman.
Sick1es. Somers, Sperry, Stephenson,
Stevens. Stone &C. W., Stone CIV. A. ),
Storen, Strauss, Strong, Talbot (Mo.).
Tawney, Tracey, Updegraff, Van Voor-
his Ohio, Wadsworth, Walker Wan
ger, Waugh. Wells, Viewer, Wheeler.
Gid, Wilson Ohio, Woomer, Wright
(Mass.) -130.
MILLS WAS MAD.