The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-08

De construed 20 V1tlate the poilCy VI Tic
government to pay all coin bonds in
gold or silver at the option of the gov
eminent as expressed in resolution
passed by congress in 1873.
Mr.. Cobb Oem. Ala) offered an
amendment to the Cox substitute Of
fered yesterday to make bonds issued
under its provision bear per cent IN
terest and payable in twenty years.
The hour set for taking the vote, 3:5o
arrived while an amendment OF Mr.
Terry (Dem. Ark was being read.
1t cut off this amendment, leaving the
two substitutes and the amendments
thereto pending. The amendments
adopted in the committee were agreed
to in the house without division except
that to reduce the annual tax on ma
tional bank circulation from one 20 one
fourth of one per cent per annun. IHis
was also agreed to, 200 to Al
Mr. Reed then attempted to enforce
an agreement which he claimed had
been entered into in committee by
which his substitute should be voted
on after the Cox substitute Inc Iact
of such an agreement was denied Dy MI
Cox
ct is q question Of propriety, said
Mr.. Reed sharply.
1T is a question Of truth, replled Mr.
Cox warmly. The chair held that the
vote should first be taken on the Reed
substitute to which there was a pend
ing amendment. The Reed SUBSTITUTE
provides for an issue of per cent coin
bonds to replenish the gold reserve and
the issue of certificates of Indebtedness
10 meet deficiencies in the revenues
Mr.. Bryan's amendment added pro-
viso that nothing in the proposed sub
stitute should be construed as sur
render by the government of the right
10 pay outstanding coin obligations IN
gold or silver at the option Of the gov
eminent as declared in the resolution
which passed congress in 1913. The
Bryan amendment was lost, III to 100,
and the vote was then taken on the
Reed substitute which was lost, 109 to
1877 The vote then required on Mr..
COMBS amendment to the Cox SUBJ
stitu.e The substitute was practically
the Carlisle currency bill, including
provision for the repeal of the state
bank tax.
PARTY VOTES THIS TIME.
The vote was practically a party
vote save that Messrs. Cannon; pop.
CaL), Grain, Dem. Texas, Davey,
Dem. La, Geary, Oem. Cal), Griffin,
Oem. Mich.), Lawson. Oem GAP,
Pendleton, Oem. Texas, Shell, Dem.
S. c., voted with the Republicans in
favor Of it.
Mr.. Cobb's amendment amended ey-
listing laws SO as to make all bonds is
SUCu dUlncIliS Oi N-AiotihS 10"
hear 3 per cent interest and provided
that nothing in the substitute should
be construed as an authorization for a
bond issue.
The Cobb amendment was beaten
without division and the Cox sub
stitute on rising vote, 50 To fS4. This
disposed of the substitutes and amend
ments and the vote was then taken on
the third reading and engrossment Of
the bill itself, which was defeated on a
rising vote, 81 to 159
Mr.. Springer demanded the yeas and
nays and the roll was called, confirm
ing the rejection Of the measure. The
vote stood 1874 to 16l. Before the vote
was announced Mr.. Reed arose and at
tempted to make an explanation of the
part he and many of his colleagues had
taken who had voted for the bill, but
he got no further than the statement
that he made a proposition to Mr..
Springer that seemed TO him fair, when
he was howled down by chorus of OBJ
jections from the Democrats side.
The detailed vote:
THOSE VOTING AYE.
Adams (Pal; Aldrich, Babcock, Bald
win, Barnes, Bartlett, Barwig, Beck
ner, Beltzhoover, Berry, Bingham, Bou-
telIe, Brickner, BoSius, Bynunl, CadnluS
Caminetti, Campbell, Caruth, Causey.
Chickering, Clancy, Clark, (Ala);
Cobb, (Mo.); Coffin, Coombs, Cooper
(Fla); Cooper UndD; Cornish, Coverts,
Grain, DalzeIl. Davey, DeForest, Ding
ley. Draper, Dunphy, Durbarrow. En-
glish (Cal); Erdnnan, Everett, Fielder,
Fletcher, F'orman, Gardner, Geary,
Geissenhiner, GiIlett Mass; Grout,
Goldzier, German, Gresham, Griffin,
(Mich.); Griffin, CWis.); Grout, Haines,
Hale, (Minn.); Hammond, Harmer, Har
rison, Haughen, Hayes, Hendrix, Hen
ry, Hicks. Hines, Hooker On. W; kief-
er, Kribbs, Laphom, Lefevre, Lock
wood, Lynch, Mahon, Marvin, ON. V;
McAleer, Mcdonald, Mccain, McKaig,
Meyer, Montgomery, Mutchler, O'Neill
(Mass.); O'Neill (Mo); Cultivate. Page.
Paschal Patterson. Payne, Pearson,
Pendleton, West Virginia,); Piggott,
Powers, Quigg, Randall, Ray, and
Reed, Reilly. and Reyburn,
Richard (OD ,Ritchie, Russell Comm,
Ryan. Schermerhorn, Scranton, Sick
les, Sipe, Smith, Somers, Sorg, Sperry,
Stevens, Stone(Chas. W), Stone (Wm.
Al, Stone (kyD. Storer, Straus, TAI
bott CMd.). Tarsney. Turner 0GaD, Tur-
ner (VaD. Turpin. Updegraff, Van Voor-
his On. ", Wadsworth, Wagner, War
ner, Washington. Wells, Wilson CIV.
Val. Wise Wolverton, Woomer,
Wright. Total, 1874
THOSE VOTING NAY
Adams CKy.), Aiken. Anderson. Alex
ander, Arnold, Avery, Baker (Kan.),
Baker IN. b. Bankhead, Bell tColo.),
Black (Gal, Blair, Bland, Boatner,
Boen, Bower IN. c., Bowers (CalD,
Branch, Breckenridge. Bretz, Brode-
rick. Bromwell, Brookshire, Brown,
Bryan. Bundy. Cabaniss, Cannon (Cal),
Cannon Qll), Childs, Clark (Mo), Cobb
(Ala). Cockren Coffeen, Conn, Cooper
CWisD. Cousins. Cox, Crawford, Cur
tbs (Kan), Davis. De Almond, benson,
nnclar-- nilliVar Donovan.
Doolittle, Ellis (Ny), Ellis (Ore.), Enloe,
Epes. F'ithian, F'yan, Goodnight. Grady.
Girossvenor. Grow, Hager. Hainer, Hall
MOI, Harris. Hartman, Hatch.
Heard. Henderson. Olls.); Henderson.
Qowa); Henderson, On. c.; Hepburn,
Hermann, HIT, Holman. Hooker,
AIiss); Hopkins, Ulls.); Hopkins, Pa.);
Hudson. Hulick Hill. Hunter. Hutch
lnson, Ikert. Islar. Johnson, On. Do:
KEN. Kyle. Lacey. Lane Latiner. Law
son. Lawton. Lester, Little, Livingston,
Loud. Loudenslager, Lucas, Maddox,
Mcguire. Mallory. Marsh. Marshall.
McCleary. tMinn.); McCreary. (Ky);
McCulloch- Mcdowell, McKeighan. Nc
Laurin, ATcMillin, McNagny, NcRae.
Meikeljohn. Mercer. Meridith. Money.
Moore, Morgan. Moses, Neil, Newlands.
Ncrthway. Ogden, Pendelton. CTexasl:
Perkins. Pickler. Richardson, mich J;
Richardson. (Tenn); Robins. Robert
son, ua); Russell, CGa.1; SeyerS, Set
tie. Schnel. Sihley. Simpson, SnodgTaSs,
Springer. Stallings. Stevenson. Stock
dale. Strait. Strong, Swanson. Talbert,
Is. c.; Tate. Tawney. Taylor, Undl:
Tawlor. CTennl: Terry, Thomas. Tyler.
Van Voorhis. tOhio): Walker. Waugh.
Wheeler, tAia1; Wheeler. 0lls); White.
Whiting. Williams. dlls); Wilson,
(Ohio): Woodward. Total. f61.
Present and not voting: Bailey.