Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-30
THE BOND BILL PASSED.
Vote In Detail on the First Section,
Which Was Mainly Objected To.

Vote in Detail on the First Section,
which Was Mainly Objected To.
| The House passed the bond bill by vote
of 10 to 136 late Saturday afternoon, and
thus, having discharged the task for which
it has been sitting during the holiday re-
cess, effected al agreement by which the
House should adjourn this week three days
at time in order to give members an OPP
porturity to spend New Year day at their
homes. The closing hours of the debate
We're lacking In spirit. and there was prac-
tlcally no excitement until the vote was
taken. The margin of SO, by which the first
section of the hill, against which the re-
publican opponents of the measure masSad
lnelr opposition, was passed, showed that
the friends of the measure had marshaled
every available vote N its favor. AS it
was, Al republicans refused 10 act with
the majority of their party. The popul.sts
and democrats, with the exception of MIR.
Hutchinson of Texas who voted fer the
bill, presented an uIbroken front against
the measure.
The Bill as Passed.
The bill, as passed. amends the resump-
ton act so to permit the issue of per
cent coin bonds redeemable after five years
at the pleasure of the government, and
payable in fifteen years, with the specific
proviso that nothing in the bill shall be
construed to repeal the act of 1878 for the
reissue of greenbacks, and that tie bonds
shall first be offered for substitution at
the subtreasurieS and repositories of the
United States. The second section of he
bill provides for tne issue of three-year 3
per cent oebt certificates of denominations
of $40 and multiples thereof in amounts not
exceeding S5o,oO0,o0O to meet temporary
deficiencies.
The Vote in Detail.
The vote in detail the first section of
the bill was follows: Yeas-Republicans
Messrs Acheson, Adams, Aldrch Ander-
son, Andrews, Apsley, Arnold Penn).
Avery, Bebcock, Baker (Nd.), Barrett, Bar
tholdt, Belknap, Bennett Bingham, Bishop,
Black On. ", Blue, Boutelle, Brewster
Cromwell, Brosius Brown, Bull, Barton
Ohio, Calderhead. Cannon, Clark (MoD,
Codding, Coffin, Connolly, Cook CWis).
Cook QllD, Cooper Wis.), Corlfss. Cousins,
Curtis Gowa). Curtis CNY), DaIzell, Dan
iels Dayton, Dingley, Dolliver, Dovener
Draper, Evans, Fairchild, Faris, Fenton,
Ehn,S7r Fletcher Foote' Foss FowleT
lett (Mass), Griffin, Griswold Grosvenor
Grow. Hadley, Hager, Hainer, Halterman,
Hanley, Hardy, Harmer, Hatch, Heatwole,
Howell, Hubbard, Huff Hulick, Hulinr,
Hull, Hunter, Hurley, jenkins, Johnson
Qnd), johnson On. d., Joy, Kiefer, Knox,
Kulp, Lacey, Lefever, Leighty Leisenring,
Leonard. Lewis, Lorimer, Loudenslager,
Low, Mahany. Mahon, Mccall tMassD, Nc
Cleary, McEwen, Meiklejohn. Mercer, Mil
Ter CIV. Va, Miliken, Mines, Minor CWis),
Moody, Molly. Northway, OveIstreet, Par
ker, Payne, Phillips, Pitney, Poole. Pugh.
Quisg, Reyburn, Royse, Russell Comm.
Smith Qll), Southland, Southwick, Spalding
Sperry, Stable, Steele, Stewart On. j.,
Stewart Nis.), Stone Charles W., Strobe,
Strong, Taft, Tawney Taylor, Thomas,
Tracey. Treloar. Updegraff, Won Voorhis,
Wadsworth, Walker (Me $50 Wanger, War
ner, Watson Qrd), Watson (Ohio), Yelling
ton, White, WILDER, Willis, Wilson (N.YD,
Woodmar and Wright-169
Democrat-Mr. Hutcheson-
Total-17O.
Nays, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Aitken, Baker
On. H Barham, Beach. Bowers, Broderfck,
Burrell, Burton Mo), Clark Uowa), Colson,
Curtis Ran.). Danford. Dewitt, Doolittle,
Eddy, Ellis, Graft, Harris, Hartman, Her.
mann. Hiborn, Hyde, Johnson Cali, Kerr.
Kirkpatrick Lfnney, Long, Loud Marsh,
Mccall, (Tenn.), Mcclure, McLachlan, Mil
Ter Ran), Mondell, Murphy, Pearson Pick
Ter. Prince, Reeves Settle Shafroth, Shower,
Towne, Walker (Va.), Wilson Qdaho), VIII
son Ohio, Wood-46
Democrats-Messrs. Abbott, Bailey, Bank
head. Bartlett (Ga.), Bartlett On. ", Bell
dy, Clarke CAlaD, Cobb CAla.), Cobb (1o),
Cooper tFla.), Cooper CreXD Cowen, Cox
Grain, Crisp, Crowley. Culberson, Cum
mings Dearmond Denny, Dinsmore, Dock
Hart, Hendrick. Jones, Kendall, Kyle. Lati-
mer, Lawson. Lester, Livingston, Maddox,
Mcclellan, McCreary, McCulloch, McDear-
mon, Mckinney. McLaurin, McAIillin
Meredith Meyer. Miles Miner On. ". Neill,
Otey, Owens Patterson Pendeton, Price,
Richardson Robbins, Russell tGa.), Sayers,
Sorg, Spencer, Stokes, Strait, Sulzer, Swan
son, Tarsney, Tate, Terry. Tucker, Turner
(Ga). Turner Va), Tyler, Underwood,
Walsh, Washington, Wheeler, Williams,
Wilson. Is. c., Woodland, Yoakum-S2
Populists-Messrs. Baker CKan.), Bell
tCol), KEN. Shuford. Skinner Stroud-6.
Silverite-Mr. Newlands-l.
Total-l36.
There was no division on the second Sec
ton of the bill, and II was declared adopt
ed, and the bill passed at $50 o'clock