New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
mum ppocrrDINGs IN DETAIL

v-,,t,oton Ian I'm the House this morning
N,r nuthwaite Dem. Ohio) reported the result u
tho CON ference upon the Military Academy -App'oP'
,,or hin and il WAS agreed T.. The rhanses pro-
80, ~. 80, ,,.,s,so Of the Army under the provisions
80 ,ho hfu and Increase the total amount carried
los the rhl by G,aE
Mr. Outhwaite also reported resoIu'io" i''''
,h. Committee on Rules TO govern the furiher con-
sleration of the currency bill. II proVioeu io' NV
.ts,,,,tio, OF the amended bill proposed by Mr..
.nrirrer on December ~ for the pendihs pii' INA
i, h. considered under the ve-minute RUE unless
.t..,s.l of until i:3o o'clock Friday and immedi-
,..l, after the expiration OF the morning hour on
saturday the vote pending amendments anu
the passage Of the bill shall he taken
Nr Dngley Rep. Me) suggested TO MI ou'p-
u,tt. that a mobilization be made IN the rule so
,s 10 hermit the House first 20 consider sections
and 10 of the bill relating to State banks for II
,,.y were not 10 be rehaSitated the House might
change the details contained In the earlier seetiohs
rhis .,pyestion was reinforced by Mr.. Walker Rep,
Nass) who said 1t was made IN the interest Vi eN-
pediting business.
MIR cultivate said that the gentlemen assumed
that time WAS TO be wasted: IL 1t Was not wasted
the sections named would be- reached before the
order expired
Inauir1es were made 10y NIessrs. Beltzhoover
oDem PENN and Bland tDem, MOI as to the
status Of the amendment the former proposes 10
onar authorizing the sale OF s5oo.W00" OF bonds
and the substitute. o. which the latter had given
ro. nrovidng for the free coinage Of silver at the
,,,t, NJ III 70 l. They were informed by Mr.
Outhwaite that the resolution did not faVor or
discriminate agains, any amendment or SUBSTITUTE;
they would all stand on their merits ana De SUD-
ice, 10 the rules OF the House.
Nr BLAND wanted Mr.. Outhwaite to agree, BEFORE
he would agree the rule. that he tAlr Biand)
should have an opportunity to offer his free coin
age amendment and have II voted upon. IL that
were done he should have no objection to the
,,opton Of the resolution; otherwise the propaphi-
ties were that he would never nave an opportunity
to present his proposition
Mr.. Cultivate declined TO enter into any arrange
u,ent respecting the Bland substitute or any other
amendment
I'm RESPONSE TO a question by MIR. Reed (Rep.
McD Mr.. Cultivate said that the object OF the
resolution WAS to bring TO conclusion within
reasonable time the consideration OF the Currency
bill. which had been before the House now for
nearly two weeks a sufficient period OF time con-
siderng that Congress MAS now in the snort ses-
sion The great appropriation bills remained TO be
acted upon"only one and that the smallest. having
Vet passed the Senate: and the Committee on
HieS hn Niraraena canal biIl. the Pacific Railroad
Refundirg bill and other vastly lmpor'aTn,,, "ru rui
ures for time for their considerations me rue
granted ample time for the consideration OF the Dill
rgder the hve,,minute rule so0n,oa 70 him
ing would save the bin. and ne House was ,hs, as
cussng the best method of getting rld OF H. Ina Inat
would prevent the House from passing any sfnre
dial legislation whatever The resoIutioh penose
The House tended further to complicate the ques-
ton and made any righteous conclusion imP0ssI- P
hlc The suggestion OF his colleague tMr Dlns,
lew that the State bank sections be first CONSIDERED
and then the matters of detail struck him asa as
GOOD one The Republicans were not responsipie
For the situation. and he dd not kn1w . nas @ ,seS
oucstion upon which he had serious DOUBTS
whether anything should be done on that SIDE OF
Tho House But he would suggest 10 the gentle
man from Ohio (NIr. outhwaiteD before bringing
,he resolution to a of the House. that he con-
s"nt 70 a modification OF its terms so as TO per-
nit n discussion first upon the most important
part OF the bill a, , ..,..
MIR Outhwatc demanded The previous question
on the passage of the resolution.
"a Ar pland-If the demand for the previous ques-
ton IL voted down. will the resolution be open TO
Sneaker Crisp-if the previous question is re-
fused. ,...., 49,. Va
%: nays iOi A vote by yeas and nays upon the
resolution was demanded by Mr.. Cultivate, and
was taken, resulting: Yeas. l2i: nays, l3o. The
vote In detail was as follows; .
ander Allen Bankhead. Barnes Barwig, Beckner.
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