New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

running for a period OF four years. Lost-e7 to ST.
i, Mr. he ssn e NsD BY % an
nothing therein contained should be construed 10
oSsations in standard silver dollars al The option
of the Government IN accordanee WIN me t or
made against it. but II was held to be In order
Cso Pen EN- s SeT oe as BY Mr. Cox
provision that any bonds issued IN accoruaSe
and he issued in such denominations and for such
periods cot exceeding twenty yeaIs as me r6,bn
in the bin shall be construed to authorize the Secre-
'E Of rd nS TFs e tx STs his bill
izing the free coinage of silver dollars IN any one
agent thereof equal to he number OF inhabitants
reading was not completed when the hour u GOV
ar qr aro.,. .o Penn, ,,e0 made the poInt Of
order that under the rules me comm Wbcb Was
rise ana report the el to the hGs5f iii not
report the Terry proposition as pending anu as AZ.
Terry protested TO tn Speaker agsns, .ns us
fa aiH" by the 'G Speaker AK r''' IMAM
The several amendments to the text Of the II as
committee OF the whole were adopted 10y me ~, Ia
votes Mr.. Bryan's efforts to get the yeas ana ana
nays on the smendments relating 10 tho Mere IN
avaiing members preferring TO proc vots "'"o''
unnecessary delay 20 more important votes
MIR. REEDS SUBSTITUTE REJECTED
When II ca ne to considering the substitutes pend
ing Mr. Reed stated TO be his understa 1iins mat
the one offered by him to be voted on alter
the Cox substitute. Mr.. Cox asserted that no such
understanding had been agreed TO by him. and m
sisted that the Reed substitute should hrst be
MIR Reed admitted tina, his understanding was
Thai his proposition coming from the minority. was
entitled by parliamentary courtesy TO me superior
are try!iS 70 onnions no Understanding esab-
PrsSohCeiNtu op.HoiS' r. ma nr Tho nfher con;d he
based upon the record although Mr.. Springer said
that Mi Reed justified in holding the opmio9,
that there was one Ga statement which precipita:ed
heated colloquy with Mr. Cox; ending, by both
being called to order). The Speaker ruled that he
would have to treat them as 6 ord ,nr ame on
Mr. Reeds. The Bryan amendment TO this sub. sub
sute Teafiirming the declaration Of the Matthew's
ceived lI9 affirmative votes and 1872 negative. The
friends. of the amendment secured vote by yeas
The Vote on Mr. Reeds substitute was then takel.
resulting on a division of the House Yeas ~;
nays 1871 The and nays were called with the
following result: Yeas. 1o9; nays is'; present ana
Tns Vas nearly party vote Me cas,x cs am
Grimm CMch). Lawson GA Pendleon Crexas
and Shell s CO DGm2fras TSSe Po wh voted
with the Democrats against it; NJ
Mr. Cobbs amendment 10 the substitute Oh M
Cox vas disagreed tS ana the IS, Sa65e rox
request for by yeas and nays was refused
THE BILL MEETS ITS FATE.
The vote then required on the engrossment and
third reading of the Springer bill as amended IN
the Committee of the Whole. which division
the House refused order by the decisive vote OF
81 yeas 159 The announcement OF this vote
was received with applause by the opponents OF the
bill in the midst Of wnioh Mr.. Springer was seen
rather than heard demanding vote by yeas and
nays. This was ordered resulting a. f3oH H,bcoct
ndMn Sa4ne Af Rre e Rarws Beckne Bez
hoover Berry Bingham. Boutelle, Biickner Brosins'
c4assy chckerng Clancy, Clark lAja2 G GGbO
Mo1 Coffin COMBS Cooper Ela} GGGPer bs Ve
DeForest pingley, DraPeI Duppny DEr a.rSr
Forman Gardner. Gear>. Geissenhainer. Gilleit
Mass Goizer: German; Gresham Grimm 'Mi ian,
9n Hnss H" oessp IA Hf Kafe
hon, Marvin n y; McAleer. Mcpannold McGSnnii
M NGNsie oN ssf oo5. 6uihwaiie Page Pasehal
Patterson. Payne Pearson, Pendleton W Va
fsySarn r0 Rc6ar3s '6hio, Riehe
RYAN. schermerhorn scranton SclNes' c >ipe,
a %haPes VIZ We stone ilwsm A. stone lkyJ.
S4nsr Sr1uS urn sl0 va Tupn TpGssra van
Xoorhs N VI W Wi1sND r. WanS wise WoTeI
A RyaSv sRsr Ansp hsRs srsG e.
a. Bank asad, Bel .SSlJ Plsek 5Ga( d Rai5
BTanchi Brecknrdge, Brett Broderick Bromwe.
BTG%n Hya3 b Rnndy fsOnn o Cob Cob
.Aa. c0ckre C9ffeen s Conn T., Cooper {Wis ,s
G2m6nd c Benson Ga"SI ' bosRe2 beyr
Donovan pooe, Ellis sKy2; ELS SoTe2 Enoe
Gres f Hagen Hainer Hall MOI Harris Hart,
man. Hatch; Heard. Henderson di, Henderson 1,,1i
HSTas hf Hooker iss Hopkins l Hopkins
lPenn( Hudson. Huick. HUI Hunter Hu'che eso
Lane. Latimer, Lawson Layton, Lester, Little
livingston, Loud Lo9denslaeeT Lucas Maddox
Mimi MIMI Mccreafy (Kyj., Mcc9lIosh Mcdowell.
Meikiejohn. Mercer Meredith, Money Moon. Moore,
Morgan, Moses NeilI Newlands Mort Norhwsy ogden,
CMlch). Richardson (Tennl. Robbins. Robertson
DAD Russell GA Savers Settle Shell dr S6-
stephenson. sockaaIe. strait: sif93s., swanson
Ts9eT' enG T Terry Thomas Tyer Van
voorhis Ohio Walker; Waugh, Wheeler Ala;2,,
Wheeler G W Whe mhi5ne %niNai q WI"
Present and not voting-Messrs. Bailey. Edmunds.
just before the vote was announced Mr.. Reed
rose make statement regarding his position
off by cries of regular order. and announce the
Sneaker Crisp-The regular order is the announce
ment of the vote
RECONSIDERATION REFUSED.
But the announcement interrupted by Mr..
Springer who changed his vote in order to have
an opportunity to move to reconsider. This he did.
and pending that moved that the House take a
cess until o'clock
Mr. Hatch dem, MOI move to lay the motion
The Speaker~A motion for recess is in
order.
Mr. Hatch's motion received III Affirmative votes
eI' tn, h., motion was made and seconded The cali
resulted: Yeas la?; nays lzi; present ana not vQt-
table ~
adjourned until noon tomorrow
SUGAR CORRESPONDENCE FURNISHED
Washington. Feb THE President in response
10 the resolution of Mr. Adrch Of Rhode Island
Of January 16. to-day sent to the Senate the cor