The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-12
TIP VOTE IN DETAIL.

YeaS-i}ate. Berry. BLACKBURN, Ildh' nara,
Hrice. Canrry. can. Camden. COokreli,
Coke FauIknrr. George. Gibson. Gordon.
German, Gray. Hau :, Jarvis Jones tArh.
Lindsay, McLaurin. Martin Ailil9'
Mitchell CNis). Palmer ,Iasco. f,ushl,
Ransom Roach. smith. Turpie, Vest
Villas. Walsh. White.
Nays- Aidrich. Allen. Allison. Carey,
Chandler Cull0m. Davis, Dixon, boiph.
Dubois, Frye, GallinSrr Hale; Hans
Jones CNevD. Kyle, Lodge, Mcmillan,
Nanderson. Mitchell OOicJ, Murphy, Pat
ton. PETER. Perkins. Pettigrew, Power.
Proctor. sherman, Shoup, Teller Wash
The following senators. We're paired:
Eutler and Cameron. Irby and Wilson,
Hunton and Flatt Morgan ANA QUAY. Nc-
Pherson and Morrill,. voorhees, and Vol
cOtt and Daniel and Squire. Stewart sat
mute.
The executive session was brief, and the
Senate at 21O adjourned until Monday.
Mr.. HIS resolution. after its nnal
modification reads as follows. That thu
conferrees on the part of the senate. who
are now considering the differences De
tween the two houses on the tariu Dill
report TO the Senate if they are likely To
come To an agreement, and II not 10 re-
port the principal items Of disagreement.
delivering the said bin 10 the secretary of
the. Senate for the further action of the
Senate thereupon.
THE ALABAMA Election CASE.
Before going into the tarim matter the
Vice President laid before the Senate the
resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Chand-
ler for an inquiry into the fairness
of the recent election In Alabama. Mr..
Chandler remarked mat the counting oi
the votes in Alabama was not yet finished.
and that the senior senator from that
State had not returned 10 the city. lie
therefore proposed 10 ask that his resolu-
tiOn might 20 over, retaining Its position.
He expressed he hope that the resolution
4 az lf.tIrr H..
feared that otherwise there might be two
Legislatures two Governors and three
United states senators from Alabama. He
believed that with d close Investigation OF
the subject by the Committee on Priv-
lcges and Elections. that great calamity
TO the State of Alabama would be avcrlrd
Mr. Pugh SAID that there had been no
official report Of the result Of last Mon
DAYS election, in any county in Alabama.
The returns involving members OF the
LEGISLATURE would be sent to the Legis-
lature next November. ana the Legis-
lature would have Ie exclusive power 10
deal with the rights OF members 10 their
seats There was 10 authority I'm or
ganic or statute law for the proposed in
vostgation, and II there should Dee am i'm
vestigatl0n he was sure that nothing
whatever would be discovered 10 author
ize, Justify or support It.
Mr.. GEAY's OBJECTION.
Mfr. Gray objected 10 Mr. Chandler's
regueSt lIlsll MS ltSDlNLlIil SHOULD He
and retain its place. Sucn an Investigation
as IL proposed would be a long step in The
direction of Capitalization.
Mr. Chandler thereupon withdrew the
resolution, and Immediately afterwards
offered IL anew, and then. under the rule.
II went over TIN Monday. thus getting
the better Of Mr.. Grays objection.
The request OF the House for a confer
ence on the bill 10 prevent interference
with the collection or State, county and
municipal taxes, was agreed TO, ard
Messrs. PuRh. Coke and IIodr were ap-
pointed cOnferrecs IN the part Of the
Senate
Senator Butler. who has been election
eerlng IN his own State for several weeks
past, was again i'm his seat to-day, ana
was cordially welcomed back by his asso-
Gates.
Proceedings OF the House.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-THE session
of the House to-day was confined 10 the
consideration of two items i'm the sun
dry civil appropriation bill. upon when
the conferfees had found themselves un-
able 10 ngree. The first related 10 me
IRRIGATION and reclamation OF ara
lands and as TO this the House voted
to recede from its disagreement 10 the
Senate amendment, with an ahenuiheht
of Us own This amendment propOsel
to Give 10 each OF the states containing
these arid lands million acres upon
certain conditions. ths Ihiel one peiiis
that SO per acre shouiu pe eApShueu py
~. stotes In irriRating the lands.
''ir ,r.s amendment directing the Secretary
n, The Treasury 10 purchase the Malone
VI AtN Of Government Ufint-