Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

then demanded @ vote on the resolution.
Yeas Cnd nays were ordered.
The emocrats who voted against the
motion We're: Cochran, OF New York I.
Covert, OF New York; avey, of Louisi-
ana; Dunphy, OF New York; Everett,
Of Massachusetts,; German, of Mlcht-
gan; Hendrix, of New York; Johnson,
Ohio; Meyer OF Louisiana; Prince, of
Louisiana; Tarsney Of Missouri, War
ner Of New York. The Populists voted
for the motion. The detailed vote is
as ollows:
Paired-Ryan and Dalzel, stockdell
and Ayan; ABBOTT and Thomas, Wash
inEton and Aldrich, Black, Ills and
Curtis nv Gresham and Mahon; Whit
ing and white; Goodnight and Walker;
stalllngs and Henderson, Illinois
breckenridge, Ky, and Bleden, Clancy
ana Chickering Wagner and Randall;
Fielder and Sweet; Burns and Adams:
Moses and Wright. Mass. Harter and
Bundy; Sickles ind Settle.
Just before the announcement Mr.
Penae, Pop stated that II his col
leagues, Messrs, Simpson and McKeigh,
who were sick, had been present they
would have voted aye
Mr.. Wilson then Immediately rose
hnd offered the FIRST OF the separate
Iree list bills In accordance with the
resolution adopted by the caucus. 1t
provided for the free admission tlpon
its passage Of Dituminogs coal, .hlle,
suck and coke. Under the order thirty
minutes were allowed The Democrats
evidently sought 10 hurry through by
yet using their hfteen minutes Of dime
Mr. Grosyenor Republican, Of Ohio,
occupied five minutes. Then Mr. Payne,
kepuoheon, of New York, smoke of The
Wiumphsr Of the sugar trust. The
question REQUIRED ON the passage Of
me bill. The vote by teuors showed
q ior, - against. Mr.. Reed aised the
polht OF no quorum ard Nc Wilson
demanded yea and nay vote.
The bill was passed; ayes 100: NAYS
IVA answering present, /. Twenty-ong
Democrats voted against the bin as
tohows; Anderson, West Virginia Bank
mead OF Alabama, Boatner of Iouls-
lana Burns OF Missouri, Cram of
Texas, Davey OF louisiana, Demon OF
Alabama, Edmunds of Virginia. Epps
OK virginia, hribbs of Pennsyivaf ia.
Mokaig of Maryland, Gates OF All
naina' Beillery Of Pennsylvania. r b.
ansVh OIL Alabama, Swanson OF V.r
Binia, fucker Of Virginia, Tyler OF Viz
gina, Wise Of Virginia. Weadoek OF
1M,,leiiusan. Wheeler OF Alabama ana
MolVerton OF Pennsylvnnla. Mr.
iiaushen OF Wisconsin was the only
republican who voted for free coal
Alr' Wilson then stated that he yos
directed by the emocratIc oauous 10
present the bill placing iron ore on the
nee list Mr. Wilson said he ala moi
wish TO consume fhy time.
Mr.. Blair Of New Hampshire. Re-
publican, demanded that Mr. wilson
I've me names of such Republican
~ at as rehnulshed opposition to
me tarim bill on condition that their in
terests In the bill were looked nftsr
Mr. Wilson said he had heard The
eharge, but coulG give no names
representative Cannon, Rep. Of nil
nos spoke against the bin. the Demo-
Tuts NOT calling their time. As soon
as he concluded the bill was passed
Mr wilson next presented the bill
Tor tree barbod wire. Mr.. Hoplclns.
rep, or Illinois, inquired IL this biIi
SShs INTENDED as n reprimaud to Mr..
spond Mr. Reed asked Mr. Wuson
what the harbed wire rate was In ths
wilson bill and the answer heinR *
per cent Mr.. Reed spoke with sar-
the tariff '''"' 'V''s III
al, wilson replied with spirt that
ne would not answer Mr. Reeds scold-
Wy 70 would say that this work OF
49,, ,sau,'l i,hg the tarlf, would never cease
snilui me heel Of monopoly was taken
tom the Amoncnn people This ~
am. 'N ." S"t'usl-
- II am elad 10 have brouqnt , on IN
lhs surface and secured an admission"
r ,..,,l r.is'sd, "end knowing what YOU
WI, WI NY 10 do, he American people
WI never trust you again.
M, f hopNns- Republican. OF rlina.s,
s Mr. Gear Republican, Of lows
SPOKE against the hin nnd f,ocr,t,i
Democrat. Of Now York. FOR Il ,rhs
i es, said that the house could moi
a silofa TO let the senate adiourn-sf the
lesion .sln lasted until Dscma,er-untn
'n9ae aills were passed, (Appliinssl
Mf, Iayant. Democrat. or Nebfaska
900, Ter tne BIN amid much confti-
SION mi interruptloh
~. at, Renee, poppllat Of Colorado. said
,ra ae ne barbed wire trust might sufrer
r ~ ne bin, but the American peo-
pis would gain. His remarks brought
NV ni a sharp controversy with Berf
nopteilf incurred AZ Mr. Pence III
'see"eiled his vote for the senate p.li