Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-08
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ments adopted In the committee were
agreed to In the house without division
except that TO reduce the tax on ma
tlonal banks circulation from TO one
FOURTH OF cent per annum. This was
also agreed TOGO to A.
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. The fact
OF such an agreement was denied by
Mr.. Cox.
1T Is question of proprlety." said
Mr., Reed sharply.
1T is Il question of truth" replied
Mr. Cox warmly.
The chair held that the vote should
first be taken on the Reed substitute,
to which there was a pending amend
ment. The Reed substitute provides for
an issue of per cent coin bonds to re-
plenish the GOLD reserve, and the issue
of certificates OF Indebtedness to meet
deficiencies in the revenues.
Mr. Bryaus tmend!AsA. added T.
proviso that nothing In the proposed
substitute should be construed as a
surrender by the government OF the
right 10 pay outstanding coin oblga-
lions In gold or silver at the option OF
the government as declared in the
resolution which passed congress in
1873.
The Bryan amendment was lost by
l2f to ICY. and the vote was then taken
on the Reed substitute Mr.. Reeds
substitute was lost by Il vote Of 100
to 1871.
The vote then required on Mr.. Cobb's
amendment to the Cox substitute. The
substitute was practically the Carlisle
currency bill, including a provision for
the repeal of the state bank tax. The
vote was practically party vote, save
that Messrs. Cannon PopullsD of Cal
itornia, Grain DemocraO OF Texas,
Davey pemocraD of Louisiana, Gvary
OemocraD of California, Griffin Dem
ocraD of Michigan, Lawson Demo
crap Of Georgia, Pendleton DemocraU
of Texas. and Shell CDemocraU or
| South Carolina voted with the Repub-
| licans in favor OF 1t.
Mr. Cobb's amendment amended ex-
| listing laws so as to make all bonds
| issued under authority of existing law
| bear per cent interest, and provided
that nothing in the substitute should
be construed as an authorization Tor
bond issue.
The Cobb amendment was beaten
! without u division and the Cox sub
stitute adopted on rising vote OF DO
to 1s4.
Thi, disposed OF the substitutes and
amendments and the vote was then
taken on the third reading and en-
dorsement Of the bill itself, which was
defeated on a rising vote, 81 to 159.
Mr.. Springer demanded the nays and
yeas and the roll was called confirming
the rejection OF the measure, the vote
standing 1874 TO l6l.
Before the vote WAS announced Mr..
Reed arose and attempted TO make an
explanation of the fact that he and
many OF his colleagues 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 howlea down by
= chorus OF objections from the Demo-
cgratic side
The detailed vote was as follows:
Yeas--Adams. Pennsylvania; Adrlch
Babcock, Baldwin. Barnes, Bartlett
Barwig, Beckner. Beltzhoover, Berry
Bingham, Boutelle. Brickner, Brosius,
Bynum, Cadmus Caminetu, Campbell
Caruth, Causey, Chickerlug, Clancy
Clark. Alabama; Cobb Missouri; Coffin
Combs, Cooper Florida; Cooper lndl-
ana; Cornish, Covert, Grain, Dalzell
Daniels, Davey, Detorest, Dingley
Draper, Dunphy. Durburrow, English,
California; Erdman, Everett, Fielder
Fletcher, Forman, Gardner Geary
Geissenheimer. Gillett Massachusetts
Goldzier. German, Gresham, Griffin
Han MINI Hammond, Harmer
Harrison. IIaugen, Hayes, Hendricks
Henry, Hicks, Hines. Hooker of New
York. Iliefer. Kribbs, Lapham. Lafevre
Lockwood. Lynch, Mahon, Marvin OF
New York. McAleer. McDannold, Nc
Gam, McKaig. Meyer, Montgomery
Mutchler, o'Neill Of Massachusetts
oNein OF Missouri, outhwoite, PAGE
PaschaI Patterson, Payne. Pearson
Pendleton OF West Virginia, Piggott
Powers Qulgg, Randall, Ray, Reed
Reilly, ReySurn, Richards of Ohio
Richie Russell Of Connecticut, Ryan
Schermerhorn. Scranton, Sickles. Sipe
smith. Somers, Sorg, Sperry. Stevens
c. W. Stone, W. 4. Stone. Stone o.
Kentucky, Storer, Strauss, Talbot o
Maryland, Tarsney, Turner Of Georgia
Turner of Virginia, Turpin, Updegraif
Van Voorhis OF New York, Wadsworth
Wagner, Warner, Washington, Wells
Wilson Of West Nirglnia' Wise Woi
yerton, Woomer, Wright. Total lS4.
Nays-Adams, KY; Aiken, Ander
son. Alexander Arnold. Avery, Baker
" II. Bankhead, Bell, Black. Ga.
blair. Bland, Boatner, Boon. Bower y
q: Bowers. Cali Branch. Breckin
ridge, Brezts. Broderick. Bromwel
Brookshire. Brown, Bryan, Sun
dy. Cabaniss, Cannon COL
Cannon. M; childs, CAR AR,
| Mo-, NOpDs -Aidsf NSSNiN'
feen. Conn, Cooper, Wis; Cousins, Cos
crawford. Curtis, Davis, Dearmont
benson. Dinsmore, Doekery. pollivel
Donoyan. Doolittle Ellis. KY; Eli
ore Enloe, Epes, Fithian, Goodnlgh
, Grady, Grosvenor, Hoger. Haynei
I iJnll No; Harris. Hartman, Hatci
3 Heard. Henderson. H.; Henderson, Ia
! Venderson. N. c.; Hepburn, Herman
{ nit Holman. Hooker. Miss; hoI
1 irins' m; Hopkins, Pa; Hudso'
Z Juiiek. Hunter, Hutchinson. lkert, lst
{ lar Johnson, North Dakota; KEN, XVI
:. Iacey. Lane, LatImer, Lawson, Lay
ION Lester, Little. Livingston, Lon'
: 11 s, Lucas. Maddox, Magulr'
: MaIiory. Marsh, Marshall, Moclearl
y Minnesota; McCreary, Kentucky az
a Cuiloch Mcdowell. McKeighan. M'
d faurin. Mcmillan, McNagny. Mctta
Nfnil,eliohn, Mercer, Meredith. None
a Mnnre. Morgan, Moses, NELL, Newland
: Northway, Ogden, Pendleton, TeNa
perkins, PlclSler. Richardson, Michigan
= Richardson, Tennessee; Robins, Hoper
n son louisiana; Russell. Georgia; sa'
e ers Settle, Schell SIbley. simpso
[, snodrrass. Springer, Stalilngs, steyei
d aon. stockdale. Strait, Strong, swai
ION talbot, South Carolina; Tawne
l. SrayIor. Indiana; Taylor. Tennessee
i Terry. Thomas. Tyler. Van Voorhl
a ohto. walker. Waugh. Wheeler. Al
- O4fS' -.et-..l.r Illinois. white Whi