The Portland daily press., 1894-03-02
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| reasonably susceptible of that constuc-
| tion.
At this point, q so p. m., the two hours
allowed for debate expired. Unanimous
| consent was asked that debate be ex-
tended till three, but Mr.. Bailey,
Democrat of Texas, demanded the regu-
lar order.
Mr.. Abbott's amendment was rejected
without division, and that of Mr.. john
son by II to 1856 Mr.. Outhwaite's amend
ment 60 strike out section two OF the
substitute received, on division, "a yeas
and l39 noes. The yeas and nays were or
dered. On the yea and nay call, the
Repu blicans voted, and the result was
announced as yeas, 129; nays, 144, re-
sustaining the vote ON division. The
Republicans refrained from voting on
the question of adopting the substitute
offered by Mr.. Bland for the pending bill.
An exact quorum was announced by the
Speaker-yeas, 165: nays, II.
Mr.. Tracey, Democrat of New York,
asked for rellers and Mr.. Bland demanded
the yeas and nays, which were ordered.
The call resulted, the Republicans
voting, yeas, III; nays, &c. The bill was
read third time and Mr.. Tracey. Demo
crat of New York, moved to recommlt 1t
to the committee on coinage without in
yeas and nays were called, resulting,
yeas, 1872; nays, 167. At 40 the Speaker
said: 1.-The question is, shall the bill
pass?" in response whereto a mighty
volume of sound rolled out "aye." Some
one demanded division which was had,
resulting, ayes, 154; nays, 81. Mr.. Tracey
called for the yeas and nays and the re-
Der to secure them. The roll was called
and at 5.15 the vote was announced
as yeas 1853, nays 129.
$50 the bill is passed." said the.
Speaker. following which there was ap-
plause from it's friends. The following
Repu blicans voted with the Democrats
and Populists in favor of the bill:
California, Broderick of Kansas, Curtis
of Kansas, Doolittle of Washington, Ellis
of Oregon, Funston of Kansas, Hartman
of Montana, Hepburn of Iowa, Hermann
of Oregon, Lucas of South Dakota,
Marsh of Illinois, Murray of South
Carolina, Pickler of South Dakota, Post
of Illinois. Settle of North Carolina.
Sweet of Idaho, White of Ohio. Wilson of
Washington-19. The following Demo-
Gratis voted with the bulk of the Repub-
licans against the bill: Messrs. Barnes
of Wisconsin, Barwig of Wisconsin,
Beltzhoover of Pennsylvania, Brlckner
of Wisconsin,, Cadmus of New jersey
ware, Clancy of New York, Cobb Of
Missouri, Compton of Maryland, Coombs
of New York. Covert of New York, Cum
mings of New York, Deforest of Con-
necticut, Dunphy of New York, Everett
of Massachusetts, Erdmann of Pennsyl-
yania, Fielder of New Jersey, Geissen-
hainer of New Jersey, Griffin of Michi-
gan, Haines OF New York, Harter of
Ohio, Hayes of Iowa, johnson of Ohio,
Lapham of Rhode Island, Lockwood of |
New York, Lynch of Wisconsin, Magner |
of,,New York, McAleer of Pennsylvania, |
McEttrick of Massachusetts, McKaig of |
Meyer of Louisiana, Muchler, |
of Pennsylvania. O'Neill of Massachu-
setts, Outhwaite of Ohio, Piggot of Con- |
necticut, Ryan of New York, Schermer-
horn of New York, Somers Of Wisconsin, |
Sperry of Connecticut, STRAUSS of New |
York, Stevens of Massachusetts, Talbot |
of Indiana, Tracey of New York, Warner |
of New York, Wells of Wisconsin, older |
of Illinois, Sickles of New York-49.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
raising of the wreck of the Kearsarge |
was called up by Mr.. Cummings, Demo-
crat of New York, and passed by unani-
nous consent.
The House at $50 adjourned.