New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
ROND BILLS FRIENDS WIN.
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Continued from Seventh Page.
ucan members TO a careful consideration OF wha'
the measure involved before casting their .o,e. ,
They could not he said. urge the passage oi .'''
purely political proposition and at the same Of the
President which was that the Administration M .pe DC
authorized to sell gold bonds ana thew ought to
deal fairly and frankly with the fresue"' ""' '''
p,lr Mr.. Boutellc-Is the gentleman from Georgia IN
1he TI,e Democrats he said were united in their op-
position this proposition and united on prnfspe: pe
II dhey ihe bonds 'f the Republicans believed ,hat
bonds rayable in gold they ougnt npennhrans 10
heIieveJ that bonds were payable in gold Mr.. Crisp
asked how they justified their reiusa, 10
Of had stated would d. be coS h ease on Rs Ry
was purely political M crisp s SAID h, "Fat Tht
Secretary Of the Treasury had informed the House
that coin bond could not be sold a, tnas WAS wn
that while pretending to respond to the reques. OF
the President. they were preparns tor ihe x
4 cooauy 1rr between Mr. Boutee dRep. Me) and
or not Obligations of the Government were payaoe
in gold h i, some ana Of hs
speaker after Mr. Crisp had Plan1He 1S ba asfd Houss IL
win be in order" Mr. Cr.sp sta, ted that the point
he was making that il the Republlcans pc
were payable in god they should SO express the,e h
views in the legislation proposed: For himself M ne
case. The House had declared. by the e!npnaMuc nc
vote of 1s9 to q upon the Matthews ms
we're payable in gold silver at the option OF me the
Government and ,hat @ns by the act
tse Of ISIS 7sNe' '0''A' "A' '''"
MR.. DAIzEIL. CLOSES THE DEBATE
Mr. Dalze,l (Rep PENN closed the debate on
the bill in favor Of its passage. He SAID that II
the legislation It proposed had been on the statute
book. 1t would have saved to the people IN the
matter OF interest upon bonds issued by the pres
ent Administration alone over 100000 He re, re,
viewed the provisions OF the bill; and asked what
the the P4ss sn S ods s he se askd y all
force and power of the Executive position decayrg
Of ee the iss'SPSs TreSsuy A"horsns interviews
in the morning papers denouncing the bill as It Us is
said Mr paae sIgeTSe ana an speak with
deep sense OF responsiby that nber wnS o
the the other branch Of Congress and Cabinet ofi.
GER should have so tle IRE regard for the pr0pre'e'
AT The Admnistratio MIR DazeI continued op,
BSsds 'sn and O To sa With fH syncae
had stated the truth and the sbo1d Sny Repub
can @ play into the hands Of the DsmoSratiG tic, Ad d.
~ aPRS2 me o Hns SsG long
and earnestly before they Join the P dSsio6
3
THE VOTE TAKEN.
In accordance with the provisions OF tho order
| OF debate. Mr. Johnson Rep.. CALI at o'clock
| demanded division on the question. and the
vote was taken on the first section Of the BILL
II resulted: Yeas, 10; nays, 1886 The announce
| ment was received with applause
| Following Is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Republcans-M -Messrs. Acheson. Adams, AID
rich. Anderson Andrews ApsieSs nHof fRartbnid
Avery, Bapcock 2ahet III t2S'ieb"n Piack ~ W
Biusi BfsnapB pBo9ieie G%dE' BrcW:ter Bromwe Brosas
ETon 6p cdang EaTI9n on %f9 connoy Cook eWs
Cook @ CooPsr s2 foriss Snes GTgIns bsyton STTJs
bHwie binsey bOyer %ly Dovenor Draper Evans Farchd
Faris Fenton Fischer. Fletcher, Foote Foss F0Wier
CWassJ. Griffin Ciriswod, Grosyenor. Grow, Hadey
| Hager Hainer Halterman Hanlsy; maray ian- tia1
dsrson Henry dnd3. Hicks Hi HHnf Hn HGGksT HsE
| CiniD Johnson N. Dak.l, Joy, k!efer, Knox. kulp
srmer sSysr 4ssfS 6s MsSanS
| Mahon Mccall cMassJ. McCleary, McEwen, Meikle-
2hm W MdoGy MG W Mouy a NorhSa SlSsn As
Parker Pane Phillips Pt1sy eyn po9e rHsn
| $hannon Sherman Slmpkins Smith dll), Southard
s2p'9ycGM 2s T M sPa@Hg sS Stone CHARLES W.
Strode. strong, Taft; Tawney Taylor yt,s Th3mas
Trafssy 0r,s waker MassJ Wanger warner Watson
GndJ, Watson Oho), wellington, White, Wil6e9 ,sr
Democrat-Mr. Hutcheson
| Nays-Repubcans- -Messrs Aitken, Baker tN.
| Danford Dewitt DoolittIe. Eddy. Ellis. Graft Har-
| ris Hartman, Hermann, Hiborn. Hyde. johnson
(Cal. Kerr kirkpatrick LnnHy & Sa LShg h;p1o MVua,
| Reeves. Settle Shafroth. snoyer. Towne; Walker
| Vaj, Wilson Gdaho). Wilson (Ohio,; Wo0d-4S
| Democrats-Messrs. Abbott. Bailey, Bankhcad,
narei nucE Ga Gatehnss sffrs cardy clarke Aa COBB
| (Aia.j. Cobb (Mo). Cooper (Fla). Cooper cTex).
| Cowen Cox Grain. Crisp Crowley Cuberson. Cum
| mings Dearmond. Denny, Dinsmore Dockery,
Downing, Elicit. Elliott Erdman. Hart Hendrick'
! livingston Maddox. Mcclellan; McCreary McGul-
| loch McDearmon. McKenney. McLaurin. McMillin,
| Meredith Meyer Miles Miner (N. ". Neill. Otey.
| owens Patterson. Pendleton. Price. Richardson.
Robbins, Russell (Ga). Sayers. Sorg Spencer
| stokes Strait Sulzer. Swanson. Tarsney. Tate,
| Terry Tucker. Turner tGa). Turner (VaO. Tyler,
| Underwood. Walsh Washington, Wheeler, Williams,
| Wilson IS c.. Woodard Yoakum-s2
| Populists- Baker (kan), Bell (Col). KEN.
| Shuford Skinner. Stroud-6
| Silverite-Mr. Newlands-l.
Total-l36
PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
There was no division the second section OF the
| bill and It was declared adopted and the bill.
passed at 33j o'clock
Mr. Dingley. chairman of the Committee on
| Ways and Means. stated that a general understand
| ing had been had by which no business would be
! transacted next week. so that members who so de-
sired could spend New Years ut home. Three-day
| adiournments would be taken. and business re-
sumed on Monday. January 6. Under that ar
rangement he moved that when the House adjourn