The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-14

did live, that it would not lay down its
weapons until it had made it impossible
III this country to lay burdens on one
class of our citizens for the enrichment
of another. MIR. Wilson then demanded
a vote on the resolution.
Yeas and nays were then ordered.
The Democrats who voted against the
motion were: Mr.. Cochran, of CNew
York;, Covert, of (Vew Yori0, Davey, of
(Alabama), Dunphy, of (New York;,
Everett, of Massachusetts, German, Of
(Michigan), Hendrix, of CNew York;,
Jonson, of 0Ohio), Meyer, of (Alabama),
Price, of (Alabama), Tarsney, of (Mis-
sourD, Warner, of New York;.
The Populists voted for the motion.
The detailed vote is as follows:
Vote in Detail.
Yeas-Alderson. Alexander, Allen.
Arnold Bailey, Baker, Bass, Baldwin,
Bankhead, Barnes, Darwin, Bell Colo
Tado), Bell CTexas), Beethoven, Berry,
Black Georgia., Bland, Boatner, Boon,
Bower North Carolina), Branch,
Breckenridge (Arkansas), Bretz, Brook
shire. Brown, Brown, Bryan, Bum, Ca
bannis, Cadmus, Caminetti, Campbell,
Cannon California;, Capehart, Caruth,
Catchings, Causey, Clarke (Missourp,
Clark (Alabama), Cobb (Alabama),
Cobb (MissourD, Cockrell, Coffeen,
Coombs, Cooper (Alabams). Cooper On
diana), Cooper CTeXas}, Cornish, Cox,
Grain, Crawford, Culberson, Cum
mings, Davis, Dearmond, De Forest,
Denison, Densmore, Dockery, Donovan,
Dunn. Durborow, Ednunds, Ellis Ken
tuclSy), English California;, English
(New Jersey, Enloe, EppS, Erdman,
Forman, Fyan, Geary, Geisenheimer,
Goldzier, Grady, Graham, Griffin,
Haines, Hall (AIinnesota), Hall CNis-
sourD, Hammond. Hare, Harris, Hatch,
.
olina), Holman, Hooker (MississippD,
Hudson, Hunter, Ikert, Ixiar, Kilgore,
kribbs QHentucky), Lane, Lapham,
Laumer, LaLwson, Layton, Lester,
Livingston, Lockwood, Lynch, Maddox,
Mcguire, Mallory, Martin Qndiana),
McAIeer, McCreary, McCulloch, Nc
Dannolds, McDermond, McEttrick, Nc
Gam. McKeag. McLaurin, Mcmillan.
McNagny, Moray, Monroe, Montgom-
cry, Moore, Morgan, Mutchler Neil,
Oates, Ogden, O'Neill Massachusetts,,
O'Neill (AfissourD, Cultivate, Paschel,
Patterson, Paynter, Pearson, Pence.
Pendleton CTeXas), Pendleton West
Ohio, Richardson (Michigan), Rich
ardson CTennessee), Ritchie, Robbins,
Robertson Oouisiana), Rusk, Rusel
(Georgfa), Ryan, Sayre. Shell, Sipe,
SnGdgrass, Somers, Sorg, Sperry, Sprin-
ger, Stevens, Stone QSentucky), Strait,
Strauss, Swanson, Talbert. Talbot,
Tate, Taylor Gndiana), Terry, Tucker,
Tyler. WeadOck. Wells. Wheeler (Ala-
bama), Williams 0llinois). Williams
CMississippi), Wilson West Virginia),
Wise, Wolverton, Woodland and Speaker
Crisp
Nays-Adams. Apsley, Avery. Bah
cock, Baker (New Hampshire), Bart
lett, Bingham, Blair. Boutelle, Bowers
California;. Broderick, Brosuius, Bur
rows Cannon Qllinois), Chieids, Cock
ran, CogswelI, Cooper CWisonsin), Cous-
ins. Covert, Curtis Kansas). Daniels
Davey, Dingley, bolivar Doolittle
Gear, Gillett (New York;, Gillett MAS
sachusetts), German, Grosvenor, Grout
Grow, Hager, Hainer. Harmer, Hart
man, Haugner, Heiner, Henderson
Qowa), Hendricks, Hepburn, Herman
Hit, Hooker (New York;, Hopkins
Qennsylvania(, Hallock, Hail. johnson
Qndiana), Johnson North Dakota)
Johnson Ohio, Kiefer, Lacey, Lontin
Loud, Loudenslager, Lucas, Marsh
Marvin, Mccall, McCleary, Mcdowell
Meillejohn, Mercer, Meyer. Milliken
Murray, Northway, Payne, Perkins
Phillips, Picker, Post, Powers, Price
Quigg, Reed, Reyburn, Russell (Con.
necucuD, Scranton, Sherman, Smith
Stevenson, c. w. Stone, w. A. Stone
Storer, Strong, Tarsney, Tawney, Up.
degraff, Van Vocrhis New York;, Van
Voorhis Ohio, Wadsworth, Wanger
Warner, Waugh, Wilson (Ohio), Wilson
(Washington), Woomer, Wright penn
sylvania).
Yeas, 1872; nays-1O7.
Present and not voting-S
Paired-Bynum and Dalzell; Stock
dale AMI Ray; Abbott and Thomas
Washington and Aldrich; Black QlH
n0is), and Curtis New York;: Gresham
aud Mo Lnn. INbifino nd
night and Walker; Stallings and Hen.
derson 0llinois); Breckenridge (Ken.
tucky), and Belden; Clancy and Chick
ering; Magner and Randall; Fielder
and Sweet; Burns and Adams: Moses
and Wright; Harter and Bundy; Sick
els and Settle.
Just before the announcement. Mr.
Pence Populist, Of COlorado,) stated il
his colleagues. Messrs. Simpson. Nc
keighan and Boon, who were sick, hat
been present they would have votet
aye,
Free Coal Goes.
Wilson then Immediately arose ant
offered the first of the separate free
list bills. in accordance with the reso
lUUion adopted by the caucus. 1t pro
vided for the free admission, on it.
passage, Of bituminous coal, shale
slack and coke Under the order thirty
The Democrats evidently sought Il
hurry through, by not using their fiji
teen minutes of time.
Mr.. Grosvenor Republican,, of Ohio
occupied five minutes.
Then Mr.. Payne Republican,, a
New York, spoke of the triumphs O.
the Sugar trust.
The question required on the nassa o.,
Of the bill.
The vote for tellers showed rs 70,
and AZ against.
Mr.. Reed raised the point of no quo
rum and Mr.. Wilson DemocraO de
~ uded yea and nay vote.
Inc free coal bill was passed-veas
1867 hays, 104. Answering present. /
Twenty-one Democrats voted aeains
the bill as follows:
Anderson West Virginia). BankheaC
(Alabama), Boatner (Alabama). Rrr
CESS CMissourD, Grain CTexas). Dave,
Qouisiana), Denison (Alabama), Ed
munds Wirginia). Eppes CVirginia1
Kyle (Pennsylvanla), McKeag (Marv
land, Oates Oouisianal, Reilly penn
sylvania), Robbins (Alabama), Swan
son (Vlrg1nial, Tucker Wirginia). lyle
tNlrglnia), Wise Wirginia) WeadocI
(Michiganl, Wheeler (Alabama). an,
Wolverton PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr.. Haughen, of Wisconsin, was tn
only Republican voting for free coal.
Free Iron Ore.
Mr.. wilson then stated he was direct
ed by the Democratic caucus to presen
the bill placing iron ore on the FIRE
INST. Mr. Wilson said he did not wis
10 consume any time.
Mr.. Blair (Republican), demanded tba
Mr.. Wilson give the names of such Re
publican senator's as had raIioopisba