Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-08
ALL PROPOSITIONS DEFEATED.
Definitely Settled There VIII BE No
Financial Liquidation This Session.


Financial Legislation This Session.
All the financial propositions before the
House were defeated yesterday afternoon,
and it is definitely and officially settled that
no financial legislation can be had at this
session After voting on large number OF
amendments, adopting some and rejecting
some, there were three main propositions to
be consdered-the Reed substitute, the
Cox substitute and the Springer administra-
ton bill. All three of these have been pub
lished in full in The Star. The Reed propo-
sition authorizes the issue Of certificates or
Indebtedness to meet any deficiency In the
revenue and bonds to replenish the gold
reserve whenever in any way depleted.
This had the republican support and was
defeated by a vote of 1S7 to 100. The Cox
substitute was an adaptation of the Car
Isle suggestion contemplating the rehablll-
tation of the state banks. This substitute
was defeated by vote Of 1874 to 90. Then
came the vote on the administrator o., biii,
which was defeated by a vote of 162 to
135.
The Vote in Detail.
This vote was as follows:
yeas-Adams of Pennsylvania, Aldrich,
Babcock, Baldwin, Barnes, Bartlett, Bar
wig, Bechner, Beltzhoover, Berry, Bing-
ham, Boutelle, Brickner, Brosius, Bynum'
Cadmus, Caminetti, Campbell. Caruth,
Causey, Chickering, Clancy, Clarke OF Ala
bama, Cobb of Missouri, Coffin, Coombs'
Cooper of Florida, Cooper of Indiana, Cor
nish, Covert Grain, Dalzell, Daniels, Davey'
De Forest. Dingley, Draper, Dunphy, Dur
borrow, English of California, Erdman,
Everett, Fielder, Fletcher Forman, Gard
ner, Geary, Geissenhaimer, Gillet OF Massa-
rn s., n Of
Circuit, Haines. Hall of Minnesota, Ham
mond, Harmer, Harrison, Haugen, Hayes.
Hendrix. Henry. Hicks. Hines, Hooker or
Fever Lockwood, Lynch, Mahon. Marvin of
New York, McAlcer, McDannold, McGann,
Mckaig. Meyer, Montgomery. Mutchler,.
O'Neil of Massachusetts, O'Neil of Missouri
Payne, Pearson, Pendleton of West Vir-
gina, Pigott, Powers. Quigg, Randall, Ray,
Reed. Reilly, Reyburn, Richards of Ohio'
Richie, Russell of Connecticut. Ryan
Smith. Somers, Sorg, Sperry. Stevens, Stone:
Charles W.. Stone, William A; Stone OF
Kentucky. Storer. Straus. Talbot Of Mary
land. Tarsney, Tracey, Turner OF Georgia,
Voorhis of New York, Wadsworth, Wanger.
Warner. Washington, Wells, Wilson OF
West Virginia, Wise, Wolverton, Woomer
and Wright-135.
Nays-Adams of Kentucky Aitken, Al
derson, Alexander. Arnold. Avery. Baker
Of Kansas, Baker of New Hampshire Bang
head, Bell of Colorado. Black of Georgia.
Blair. Bland, Boatner, Boon, Bower OF
North Carolina. Bowers Of California
Branch Breckenridge, Bretz. Broderick.
Bromwell, Brookshire. Brown. Bryan
Cannon of illinois, Childs. Clark of Mis-
souri. Cobb Of Alabama, Cockrell. Cof1een'
Conn. Cooper of Wisconsin. Cousins, Cox,
Crawford Curtis Of Kansas, Davis, pe
Almond, benson, Dinsmore, Dockery, Dol
liver. Donovan Doolittle, Ellis of Ken
lucky. Ellis of Oregon, Enloe. Epes, Fifth
ian. Fyan. Goodnight, Grady, Grosvenor.
Grow, Hager, Haner. Hall of Missouri
II ,1, I'd Hnn6ar-
son of Illinois. Henderson Of Iowa, Hen
derson Of North Carolina, Hepburn, Her
mann. Hit. Holman, Hooker of Mississippi,
Hopkins of Illinois. Hopkins of Pennsyl-
vania, Hudson. Hulick, Hull. Hunter,
Hutcheson Ikirt. Izlar. Johnson of North
Dakota, Ken, Kyle, Lacey, Lane. Lai-
mer. Lawson. Layton, Lester, Little, Liv-
irgston, Loud, Loudenslager. Lucas, Mad
doX, Mcguire, Mallory, Marsh. Marshall,
McCleary of Minnesota, McCreary Of Ken
lucky. McCuloch. Mcdowell, McKeighan.
McLaurin. McMllin. McNagny. McRae.
Meiklejohn, Mercer. Meredith, Money, Moon.
Moore. Morgan, Moses Neill. Newlands.
Ncrthway. Ogden. Pendleton Of Texas, Per-
kins. Picker, Richardson of Michigan.
Richardson of Tennessee, Robbins, Robert
son of Louisiana, Russell of Georgia, Say
ers, Settle, Shell. Sibley. Simpson. Snod-
grass. Springer, Stallings, Stephenson. Stock
dale. Strait. Strong, Swanson. Talbert of
South Carolina. Tate. Tawney. Taylor OF
Thomas, Tyler, Van Voorhis of Ohio.
Walker, Waugh, Wheeler of Illinois, White,
Whiting, Williams of Illinois, Williams of
Mississippi, Wilson of Ohio, and Woodward
-i62
Present and not voting-Messrs. Bailey,
Edmunds. Jones and Kilgore. Total. 4.
Mr.. Reeds Statement.
Mr. Reed prepared the following brief
statement of the attitude of the republic
cans, which he was not permitted to make
on the floor:
II had, with the support Of the republi-
cans, presented proposition which the
ruling powers saw fit to refuse. Neverthe-
less, I had gone further and voted for
bill which contains things which do not
approve Of simply TO enable the matter to
go to the Senate. in the hopes that some
thing might be done. The bill has failed
l now desire to suggest that 1 have no
doubt this side of the House would vote
for the second section Of my substitute or
any other proposition which had any prac-
teal chance of passing