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

who had been allowed upon the floor,
were obliged to retire 1t took twenty
minutes to restore order SO the public
business could proceed.
The Speaker then announced the two
pending amendments-that of the COM
mittee on ways and means to Increase
the duty on barley from 20 to 20 per
cent, and on barley malt % to 80 per |
cent, and the amendment OF TdWney |
(Republican), of Minnesota, TO Increase |
the duty p cents per bushel on barley |
and 50 cents on barley malt. The first |
vote was taken on the TaWney amend |
ment, which was lost-120 to 1877. The |
committee amendment was then agreed |
to-202 to 1S4, although a number OF |
Democrats-including Lockwood, Nc |
Creary, McMillin, Warner, Bland, !
Wheeler and Wolverton voted against |
it,
The Speaker then announced the vote
was upon the amendments adopted by |
the committee of the whole.
Johnson, of Ohio, demanded separ- i
ate vote on the wool and wooden |
amendment: English upon the income |
tax and upon the petroleum amend |
ment. The other amendments includ- !
ing bounty on sugar. end that placing |
refined sugar on the free list were |
agreed to in bulk without division.
The first amendment which Johnson
desired a separate vote on was that
pldClllS WOOI vi Lie 1IOC AAoI lAAAAAASN
lately on the passage of the bill. This
amendment having been vitiated by
later amendment placing the date at
August g the point of order was raised
that the latter amendment must first
be voted upon, but after some discus |
sion the chair decided the Johnson
amendment must first be voted upon
to perfect the text, and that the real
test would come upon the amendment
to strike out the words Immediately
after the passage of the BILL and in
sert ION and after August b.
The Johnson amendment was, there
fore, agreed to without division The
other amendment was agreed to-205 to
I147
The amendment fixing the date as
December 2 when the manufactured
wooden schedule shall go into effect
was also adopted-2O0 to 1875. A vote
was then taken upon the amendment
providing for reciprocity in petroleum
and it was carried-177 to AZ. The last
amendment was that providing for an
income tax.
Cochran demanded the ayes and nays
upon this amendment. 1t was signifi-
cant the Republicans lsfused to sec
ond the demand for the ayes and nays,
but enough Democrats arose to order
the roll call.
Then it was found the income tax
could not be voted on as a separate
proposition, the speaker deciding, in
accordance with a precedent which lie
cited, that the internal revenue amend
ment having been reported as a single
amendment it would not be divided.
The vote, therefore, was upon the en-
tire rejection of the internal revenue
amendment.
The Republicans, with few excep-
tons, refused to vote, but the amend
lment, including the income tax, was
I1,1 1fcfe-x al
lin the affirmative as did the
following Republicans: Bowers, ! let
cher, Hartman, Marshal, Picker,
White. and Sweet, of Idaho; these
who voted against the amendment
were Babcock, Bartlett, Beltzshoover,
Brawley. Brozius, Cadmus, Campbell,
Causey, Clancy, Cochran, Compton,
Davey, Deforest, Dunn, Dunphy, En-
glish Everett, Fielder, Geissenhainer,
Haines. Harder, Hendrix, Lapham,
Lockwood, Magnor, McAleer, Mccall,
Mcf1aig, Meyer, Moore, Mutchler,
Page, Powers, Price, Rayner, Kelley,
RuslS, Ryan, Schermerhorn, Scranton
iSickles, Speery, Stevens, Talbot, War
ner, Wolverton.
Some cheering greeted the announce
ment of the vote. The bill was en-
crossed and read the third time, the
last stage in its passage having been
reached, when Covert OemocraD, of
New York, standing in the centre of
the aisle moved to recommit the bill
to the committee with instructions to
report it back, with such amendments
as will provide by duties levied on i'm
ports, for such additional revenue as
may be necessary to support the gov
eminent economically administered
Upon that motion Cochran demanded
the ayes and hayes, but only So Demo-
laTN2 re 70
Orincipally those who had voted against
the income tax, together with the
Louisiana sugar men)-not sufficient
number.
The motion to recommit was then
defeated on a rising vote-1O3 to III
Then came the final vote on the bill
itself, on which the aye and nay vote
was asked and granted by a rising
The vote on the roll call was watch
ed with marked attention and fire.
quent bursts of applause greeted ac-
cessions to one side or the other.
Beltzhoover was the first to win APP
plause by an aye vote, indicating that
the Pennsylvanians were falling into
line. Immediately after this, Blanchard,
OF Louisiana, who had opposed the
BILL also voted aye.
Cochran's vote in favor of the hill
brought out tumultuous cheering.
The climax of demonstration was
reached when the name of Wilson. the
author of the bill, was called. the
Democrats cheering vociferously in
final recognition of his lead ershfp.
The speaker asked that his name be
called and he answered in the af1irma-
tive. Then the speaker announced:
On this question, the ayes are 2O4
and nays 14O, and the bill is passed"
The Detailed Vote.
} Following is detailed vote on the
final passage of the bill.
l Yeas.
: Abbot, Anderson, Alexander. Allen.
: Arnold, Bailey, Baker Kan.), Baldwin.
= Bankhead, Barnes, BarWig, Bell
(Colo), Bell TEX, Beltzhooyer, Ber-
= ny, Black (Ga.), Black Qns). Blancb-
l ard, Bland, Boatner. Boon, Bower IN.
t Co, Branch, Brawley, Breckenridge
: (Ark0, Breckenridge (Ky.), Bectz,
4 Brickner, Brookshire, Brown. Bry-
> an, Bum, Burnes, Bynum. Ca
! banniss, Caminetti, Cannon (Cal9,
: Clarke (Ala.), Cobb (Ala.), Cobb (Mo.),
Cochran, Cockrell, Coffeen, Compton
Comm, Coombs, Cooper (Fla.), Cooper
! Qnd), Cooper CTeX), Cornish, Cox,
l Grain, Capeheart Caruth, Catchings
/, Causey, Clancy, Clark (AIiss), Clark
(Mo), Crawford, Culberson, Davis,
; Dearmond, Deforest benson, Dins-
l more, Dockery, Donovan, Dunn, Dun
ply, Durburow. Bdmunds, Ellis Qxy.)
English, Enloe, EtpeS, Erdman, Ever
cite, Fielder, Fithian, Forman Fyan
4 Geisenhainer, Goldzier, Goodnight, Cor
man, Grady, Gresham, Griffin, Hall
i (Minn), Hall (Mo), Hammond, Hare
e Harris, Harter, Hatch, Hayes, Heard
e Henderson On. CO., Hines, Holman
t Hooker (Miss9, Houk (Ohio), Hudson