The San Francisco call., 1895-12-29

ing the legislation proposed. What is the
Secretary of the Treasury doing? BY au-
thorizing interviews in the morning papers
denouncing the bill as it is proposed.
''I am surprised and amazed, Mr..
Speaker" said Dalzel, land speak with
a deep sense of responsibility, that gentle
man who has been q member OF this
House, member of the other branch OF
Congress and Cabinet officer. should
have so little regard for the proprieties
and decencies of public life.'
The administration, continued DalzeIl,
opposed the bill because it wanted nothing
but gold bonds and to deal with foreign
syndicates. If he had stated the truth
and the facts were as he said. Dalzell
asked why any Republican should play
into the hands of a Democratic admins
tration.
81 appeal" he impressively said in cou-
clusion, ''to my fellow Republicans to
think long and earnestly before they join
the Democratic forces on the other side of
the aisle The division is not for this time
merely"
In accordance with the provisions of the
order of debate, johnson (R.) of Califor-
MA, at 3 o'clock, demanded division on
the question, and the vote was taken on the
first section of the bill.
1t resulted-Ayes ITO, noes 1876. The an
nouncement was received with applause.
There was no division upon the second
section of the bill and it was declared
adopted, and the bill passed at 1925.
Following is the vote in detail:
Ayes-Republiesns: Acheson, Adams, Aid
rich, Anderson, Andrews, Ashley, Arnold,
(Pennsylvania), Avery, Babcock, Baker Mary
land), Barrett, Bartnold, Belknap, Bennett,
Bingham, Bishop. Black (New York), Blue,
Boutelle, Brewster, Bromwell, Brosius, Brown,
Bull, Burton (Ohiol, Calderhead, Cannon,
Chickering, Clark (MissourD, Codding. Coffin,
Connolly, Cook wisconsin, Cook Qilinois),
Cooper (Wisconsin), Corliss, Cousins, Curtis
Qowa), Curtis (New York;. Dalzell, Daniels,
Dayton, Dingley, Dolliver, Dovener. Draper,
Evans, Fairchild, Faris, Fenton, Fischer,
Fletcher, Foote, Foss, Fowler Gamble.
Gardner, Gibson, Gillet (New York;. Gillet
(Massachusetts), Griffin, Griswold, Grosvenor,
Grow, Hadley, Hager, Hainer, Halterman,
Hanly, Hardy, Harmer, Hatch, Heatwole,
Heiner, Hemenway, Henderson, Henry OF In
diana, Hicks, Hill, Hit, Hooker, Hopkins,
Howe, Howell, Hubbard, Huff, Hulick, Huling,
Hull, Hunter, Hurley, Jenkins, Johnson of In
Knox, Kulp, Lacey, Lefever, Leighty, Leisen-
ring, Leonard, Lewis, Lormer, Loudensiager,
Lowe, Mahany, Mahon, Mccall of Mas
sachusetts, McCleary, McEwan, Nickel
john, Mercer, Miller of West Virginia, Milliken,
Mines, Miner of Wisconsin, Moody, Moseley,
Northway, Overstreet, Parker, Psye, Phil
lips, Pitney, Poole, Pugh, Quigg, Reyburn,
Royse, Russell of Connecticut, Scranton,
Shannon, Sherman, Simpkins, Smith OF Illinois,
Southard, Southwick, ,Spalding, Sperry. Stable,
Steele Stewart,(N. j., Stewart wis )Charles W.
Stone, Strobe, Strong, TAFT, Tawney, Taller,
Thomas, Tracey, Treloar, Updegraff, Van Voor-
his, Wadsworth, Walker of Massachusetts,,
Waugh, Warner, Watson of Indiana, Watson of
Ohio, Wellington, White, WILDER, Willis, viii
son OF New York, Woodman, Wrisht-169.
Democrats: Hutcheson.. Total, 170.
Noes-Republicans: Aitken, Baker (N. H.,
Barham, Beach, Bowers, Broderick, Burrell,
Burton (Mo.l, Clark Qowa), Colson, Curtis
(Kan.), Danford, Dewitt, Dooittle, Eddy. Ellis,
Graf, Harris, Hartman, Hermann, Hiborn,
Hyde, Johnson (Cal), Kerr, Kirkpatrick, Lin
ney, Long, Loud, Marsh, Mccall (Tenn.) Nc
Clure, McKeecnan, Miller (Kan.), Mondell
Murphy, Pearson, Pickler, Prince, Reeves,
Settle, Shaforth, Snover, Towne, Walker (Va.),
Wilson Qdaho), Wilson (Ohio), Wood-47.
Democrats-Abbott, Bailey, Bankhead, Bart
lett of Georgia, Bartlett of New York, Bell OF
Texas, Black of Georgia, Buck, Catchings,
Clardy, Clarke of Alabama. Cobb oi Ala
bema, Cobb of Missouri, Cooper of Florida,
Cooper of Texas, Cowen, Cox, Grain, Crisp,
Crowley, Culberson, Cummings, De Almond
Denny, Dinsmore, Dockery, Downing. Elicit,
Elliott, Erdman, Hart, Hendrick, Jones,
Kendall, Kyle, Latimer, Lawson, Lester,
Livingston, Maddox, Mcclellan, McCreary,
McCullock, McDearmon, McKenny, Nc
Miner Of New York, Neill, Otey. Owens, Patter-
son, Pendleton, Price, Richardson, Robbins,
Russell of Georgia, Sayers. Sorge, Spencer,
Stokes, Strait, Sulzer, Swanson, Tarsney, Tate,
Terry, Tucker, Turner of Georgia, Turner Of
Virginia, Tyler. Underwood, Walsh, Washing
ton, Wheeler, Williams, Wilson of South Caro-
lina Woodard, Yoakuui-S2.
Populists-Baker OF Kansas, Bell of Colorado,
KEN, Shuford, Skinner, Strowd-6.
ilverites-Newlends-l. Total, 1876.
Hit (R.) of Illinois, chairman of the
Com mittee on Foreign Relations, reported
and the House agreed to the resolutions
calling upon the President for the CORE
spondence upon the Waller case; the case
Of the American steamer Henry Crosby,
fired upon by San Domingo troops
December 10, 1898, and the matter of the
Cuban insurrection; and in regard to
the reported Boston (Eng.) and Edinburgh
speeches of ambassador Bayard, whether
or not the President knows that such
speeches were made, and if SO. whether any
action has been taken in regard thereto.
Dingley, chairman of the Committee on
Ways and Means, stated that general un-
derstanding had been reached by which no
business would be transacted next week, so
that mem bers who so desired could spend
New Years at home. Three days ad-
journment would be taken and business
resumed on Monday, January 6. Under
that arrangement he moved that when the
House adjourned to-day it be until Tues
day next. Agreed TO.
Tarsney (D.) of Missouri offered a reso-
luton authorizing a reopening of the con-
test of Van Horn VS.. Tarsney, from the
Fifth District of Missouri, for the purpose
of taking evidence in behalf of the contestee
discovered since the termination of the
period within which, under the law, evil
dence could be taken. He asked that the
resolution and affidavits be referred to the
Committee on Elections No. 2, before
whom the contest is pending. So ordered.
Cummings called up the Senate joint
resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Navy m opoopt the ram Katahdiy ond