The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-02

ury and be held and used for the purpose
now authorized by law"
Mr.. Bland made the point OF order that
Mr.; Strauss's amendment was not ger
main The Speaker sustained the point OF
order and ruled the amendment out
Mr.. Cummings asked If the Chair ruled
Ia, la any aInendment lookhs 70 an issue OF
Don4s would be ruled out The Chair re-
pied that the ruling was not so broad as
that, and Mr.. Cummings gave notice that
ne would offer a bond amendment later.
Mr.. Cannon of illinois, then offered as an
amendment, in lieu of Mr. Strauss amend
nent, the so-called Window proposition for
bullion redemption at the current market
rate Of silver of bullion certificates. which
was discussed in the Fifty-frst Congress.
IL also was ruled out on the ground that
IL vas not german.
Mr.. Abbott offered another amendment to
tne amendment, relating to the coinage of
silver in the treasury.
Mr.. Bland took the floor in support of his
substitute. He explained the second sec
tlOn OF the substitute. 1t made the coinage
OF the remainder of the bullion in the treas
ury begin after the coinage of the seignior-
age, ana specific proviSo was added 10 the
erect that nothing in the act shall be
deemed to change or alter existing law as
1emption of the treasury notes. This would
SCI az rest alarm on that point
Johnson OF North Dakota, Simpson, Dunn,
Abbott. G. w Stone of Pennsylvania, Hart
man; Swanson, Hunter. Newlands Wheeler
and Tracey Just as Mr.. Dingley was recOg-
niZed and began to speak Mr.. Bailey called
attention to the fact that the time for de-
pate had expired Accordingly the voting
began.
Mr.. Abbotts amendment to Mr. Johnson's
amepdment, as we'll the Johnson amend
ment itself were disagreed to, the former
6i to l39
The vote was then taken on Mr. Outh-
WaiteS amendment to strike out the second
section of the Bland substitute, the yeas
and nays being demanded upon division. The
kepunllcan and Democratic opponents Of
N fn ~ nC xrrDn II,
q number of Democrats who were accounted
friends of the measure. The amendment
was lost-l29 TO HI Some applause greeted
the announcement
The vote was then taken on the Bland
substitute No attempt to break a quorum
VsaA made on this vote and the Bland sub
sutute was adopted-171 to 96.
Be1ore the vote could be taken Mr..
Tracey moved to recommit the bill. with
age, weights and measures. The motion to
recommit was defeated-132 to 167.
THE FINAL VOTE.
The vote was then taken on the final
passage of the bill, and it was passed-167
to 1SO. Loud cheers and hand-clapping
greeted the final announcement of the vic
tory won by advocates of the measure.
Following is the vote in detail on the
final passage of the bill, names Of Indiana
members being printed in capital letters:
Yeas--Messrs Abbott, Aitken, Anderson,
sas, Bankhead. Bell of Colorado, Bell of
Texas, Berry, Black OF Georgia, Black of
California, Branch, Breckenridge Of Ar
kansas, Breckinridge of Kentucky, BRETT,
BRp0ksH1RE, Broderick, BROWN; Bry
Cannon of California, Caruth. Catchings,
Clark of Missouri, Clark Of Alabama, Cobb
OF %ooraI. AIabam4s Gs Gockrel 5GToffeen CONN,
Cooper Of Texas. Cox, Crawford, Culber-
son, Curtis Of Kansas, Davey, Davis, Dear
mead, benson, Dinsmore, Dockery, Dono-
o. Kentucky, Ellis of Oregon, Enloe. Epes,
Eithian, Forman: Funston, Fyan,
Geary, Goodnight, German. Grady,
MoNp. MS.5,n ifare iar OF Hartman MiSs3Ir Ha4eb HHAM
Heard, Henderson of North Carolina, Hep
sissippi, Hudson, Hunter, Hutcheson. Jones.
KEN, KilgOre, Kribbs. Kyle. Lacey, Lane,
Latimer, Layton, Lester, Lisle, Livings-
Marsh, Marshall, MARTIN of Indiana, Nc
Cleary, McCreary, McCulloch, McDannold,
McDearmon, McGann McKeighan, McMil-
Montgomery, Morgan, Moses, Murray,
NELL, Newlands, Paschal, Patterson, Payn-
ter. Pearson. Pence; Pendleton of Texas.
ri s. Reilly, Richards, Richardson Of
Michigan. Richardson of Tennessee, Ritchie,
Robbins, Russell of Georgia, Savers, Settle,
Shell, Sibley, Simpson, Snodgrass, Springer,
Stallings, Stockdale, Stone of Kentucky,
Strait, Swanson. Sweet Talbert Tale,
ner of Georgia, Turner of Virginia, Turpin,
Tyler, Weadock, Wheeler of Alabama,
White, Whiting, Williams of Illinois, VIII
liams of Mississippi, Wilson of Washington,
Nays-Messrs Adams of Kentucky. Aid
rich, Apsley, Avery, Babcock, Baker OF
New Hampshire, Barnes, Barwig, Belden
| Beltzhoover, Blair, Boutelle, Brickner, Bro
| sius, Burrows, Cadmus, Caldwell, Camp
bell, Cannon Of Illinois, Causey, Chickering
| Clancy, Cobb of Missouri, Cogswell, Comp
ton, Combs, Cooper of Wisconsin, Cornish als
York, Dalzell. Daniels, DeForest, Dingley
Dolliver, Draper, Dunphy, Erdman, Everett
| Fielder. Fletcher, Funk, Gardner, Gear
Geissenhainer, Gillet. Goldzier, Griffin
Harter, Haugen, Hayes, Henderson
| of Illinois. Hit, Hooker of New York, Hop
| kins of Illinois, Hopkins of Pennsylvania
son of North Dakota. Johnson of Ohio, JOY
Kiefer. Lapham, Lockwood, Loud, Louden.
| Slayer, Lynch, Magner, Mahon, McAleer
Mccall, McEttrick, McKaig, Meiklejohn
| Page, Payne Perkins, Phillips, Pigott
| Quigg. Randall, Ray, Reed, Reyburn, Rob.
| inson. Ryan, Schemerhorn, Scranton, Shaw
| Sherman, Sickles, Somers. Sperry, Stephen
Storer, Strauss Strong. Talbot, Tawney
| Tracey, Updegraff, Van Voorhis of Ohio
Wadsworth, Walker Wanger,, Warner
nois, Wilson of Ohio, Woomer, Wright OF
| Massachusetts.
Mr. Cummings then asked and obtained
unanimous consent for the bill for the
| Kearsarge, and it was passed.
Don't give up the ship" shouted Gen
! eral Sickles.
ment of Mr.. Haines, of New York, on the
| committee on invalid pensions in place OF
| Mr. Gresham. AT $40 p IN. the House ad
jourEed