Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-10

on the currency bill and disposing OF II
IN order that Sthcr pressing measures
might be considered.
Mr.. Bland wanted to know II any op-
portunty to offer an amendment TO
strike out the enacting clause (Which
would kill tho bilD would be given.
Mr.. Outhwaite said the rule discrim-
mated against no amendment. and Mr.
| springer again assured the house that
there would be no disposition to cut off
members with amendments, but Mr.
Bland was not satisfied. and insisted
mat provision be Inserted in the rule
| or an agreement be had by which a
| vote could be had on his amendment.
Mr.. Reed, In some caustic remarks.
SAID he thought the situation a very
unfortunate one.
We seem to he celebrating here"
said he, "as to the proper method OF
getting rid of this bill II is unfortu-
nate IL We are to hope for remedial
| legislation"
He agreed with his colleague, Mr..
bilBley ,that sections and 10, relating
TO state banks, which were vital, should
be first considered. However, he said
the Republicans washed their hands OF
responsibility and he did not know
whether they ought TO interfere or not
After some further wrangling, during
which Mr.. Bland and others loudly
protested that the adoption of the rulf
would cut them off. Mr.. Cultivate
rejected all suggestions for amending
the rule and demanded the previous
! question.
The Republicans voted solldly with
the Democratic opponents of the meas
ure against ordering the previous uiies-
non, and 1t was defeated on a rising
vote-97 TO 101.
The roll call was watched with In.
tense interest, but the announcement OF
5he result of the vote confirmed the
defeat or the advocates OF the measure.
The supporters of the bin made a des-
perate effort TO secure a majority OF
the votes, but the previous question
was again re1ected--124 to l29.
Ihe official vote was as follows:
1eas--Abbott, Anderson, Alexander.
Allen, Bankhead, Barnes, Barwig,
Black CGeorgia). Boatner, Bowen,
Breiz, Brickner, Brookshlre, Cabannis,
Cadmus, Campbell, Cannon, Call, Gu
ruth, Catchings, Causey, Clancy.
clarke (Alabama), Cobb (Alabamn)
Combs, Cornish, Covert. Cox, Craw-
lord culberson, Davey, benson, Dens-
more, Dookery. Durborrow, English,
Epes, Erdman. Fielder, Fithian,
Geary. Geissenheimer. Goodnight,
Grady. Gresham, Griffin (Michigan,
HAL CMlnnesota), Hall (MissourD,
Hammond, Hare, Harrison, Henderson
tNorth Carolina). Henry, Hines, Hol-
man, Hutchinson, Isler, Kilgore, Kyle,
Laphnm, Lawson, Lester Livingston,
Lockwood, Lynch, Maddox Mallory,
Martin, McCreary, McCulloch, McDear-
mon, Mccain, McKaig, McMillin,
Meredith, Meyer. Montgomery, Moses,
O'Neill (Mssaachusetts), Cultivate.
Page, Paschal. Patterson, Pearson, PEN
dleton CTexas), Pendleton (West Vir-
giniO, Pigott Richardson Ohio. Rich
ardson (Tennessee), Ritche Robbins,
Ruslt Russell (Georgia), Ryan. sayers.
schermerhorn, slpe, sperry, Springer,
Stallings, Stevens, Stone Q<entuclty).
| Strauss, Swanson. Talbot, Tate,
Tracey, Tucker. Turner (Georgia). Ty-
ler Warner, Washington, Weadoclt,
Wheeler (Alabama). Williams QIlinois),
Williams CMssissippD. Wilson West
Virginia), Wise, Wolyerton. Woodland
1924.
Nays-Adsms Pennsylvania), Aidrlch
Arnold, Avery, Bailey. Baker, tSansas).
Baker CN.ew Hampshire), Barthodt. Bell,
Reltzhoover. Bland, Boon. Bowers. Gal
ieornln), Frederick, Bromwell. Brosius,
Bryan, Bundy, Cannon, Qlllnois). Cape
heart, Chicleering. Clark, (MissourD.
CoclSrell, Gotten, Cooper Crexas), Conn,
| Cooper (Wisconsln. Cousins, Curtis,
O<ansas). Curtis CNew York;, Dalzell,
Daniels, Davis, DeAraond, Dlngley.
Dolliver, Dooilttle, Draper. Edmunds,
Ellis RentuclSy). Ellis (Oregon). Gar
ner. Gillet CNew York;. Gillette (Massa-
chusetts), Griffin (Wisconsln). Grout,
Grew, Hager, Hines, Harmer Harris.
Hartman, Hatch, Haugen, Henderson
QOwa), Hepburn, Hermann, Hicks. Hill,
Hooker NiississippD. Hopkins illinois,,
Hopkins Ponnsylvana). Hunter llrt,
Johnson (North DalSota). Jones, KEN,
Keller. Lacey. Latimer, Little, Loud,
Loudenslager, Wagner, Mnhon, Mccall.
Mcdowell, Mcl1ttrick. McRae, Meikel-
john, Money Moore, Morgan, Morse,
Neil. Northway, Ogden, Price, Perkins,
Phillips, Picker, Powers, Quigg, Randall,
Ray, Reed Reyburn, Richardson (Mich-
igan), Robertson Q.ouisiana) Robinson,
Russell (Connectlcut. Scranton, Shell.
Slbley, Sampson, Smith, Snodgrass, c.
w. Stone, W. A. Stone. Storer Strait,
Strong. Talbert (South Carolina), Terry.
| Thomas, Updegraff, Van Voorhis New
York;. Van Voorhls Ohio, Wadsworth,
Walker. Wagner. Waugh, White. Whit
Ing, Wilson Ohio, Woomer. Wright
1873.
The following pairs were announced:
Cooper. Indiana, with Wheeler, Illinois;
Layton. Ohio, with Stockdale, MISSISSIPPI
pl; Price, Louisiana, with Grosvenor,
|
Johnson of Indiana; Cochran OF New
York, with Bingham, Pennsylvania; De
Forest, Connecticut, with Sweet. Idnho
Grain. Texas, with Blair. New Hamp-
shlre Banlhead, Alabama, with MILL
ken, Maine; Forman, Illinois. with
Lofevre, New York; Sorg. Ohio. with
Marvin. New York; oNeill. Missouri.
with Wilson, Washington; Lane. III
nois, with Hooker. New York; Heard,
Missouri, with Hull, Iowa; Summer,
Wisconsin. with Houls, Tennessee;
Caminetti, California, with Belden. New
York; Cobb, Missouri. with Babcock.
Wisconsin.
The house then settled quietly down
to the consideration OF the diplomatic
appropriation bin. in committee OF the
whole. Mr. McCreary explained its
provisions briefly. Only few changes
were advised.
Mr.. McCrcary OF kentucky offered
an amendment to establish a consulate
al Erzeroum, Armenia, at a salary OF
$500.
Mr.. Hit moved q consulate at Hnr-
pool, Turkey. These amendments led
10 a reference to the slaughter in Ar
menia. Mr.. Hit with intense feeling
urged the necessity for protecting mis-
sionarles who were cut down like sneep