The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-15
HOUSE REFUSED TO CONCUR.
Ry a Vote Of 2l5 10 90 ihe Sclae Free
Silver Substitute is Killed.
TURNER, OF GEORGIA, OPPOSES CRISP
In til" Closing Debate-The Question ~
st-esA Was "ShalI the House Concur In
the Senate Substitute s''-How the
Parties stood on the Vote.

WASHINGTON. Feb. H.-By a vote Of
2l5 TO 20. the House to-day, after debat-
ing the matter TOR almost TWO weeks. de-
cided that " would not concur in the
Scnate's free-silyer-ccinagc substitute Tor
the Dill OF the House authorizing bond
sales TO maintain the gold reserve sales
OF Treasury certificates TO meet tenn
porary deficiencies IN revenue, and pro-
viding additional revenue for the Treasury
Nothing else was presented in the course
of the hve-hours session
The closing debate was notable prin-
cipaily because of the fact that speeches
for and against free coinage OF silver
were made by two Democrats, both men,
bers Of the Committee on Ways and
Means, and both from Georgia Messrs.
Crisp ana Turner
The closing speech against IL was made
by MIR. Dalzeli (RepublicaW. OF Penn.
sylyania. The speeches were OF unusual
length, and throughout the speakers were
heard with attention and apparent inter-
est, the novel spectacle OF crisp and Turn
er arrayed against each other being .
strong factor IN the case. While Mr..
Crisp was speaking. Senators Pritchard.
Lodge. Burrows, Palmer rillpan. Bacons
George. Cockrell and Mantle and Secre-
tary Herbert were observed on the
floor.
NO MIsuNDEiSTANDi
When the debate had been concluded
the previous question was ordered, pro
forma, and at the suggestion OF Mr.
Dingley In order that there might pe
no misunderstanding, II was put IN inns
form: .Shall the House concur In the
Senate substitute" The roll was called
amid extraordinary quiet. and at It's con-
nh a tn0<A
not present was stated by their coli
leagues. so great was the anxiety to nave
.1e record show the attitude OF every
member towards the proposition.
study of the vote shows that twenty
nve Republicans, nfty-eight Democrats,
one silverite. and All the Populists pres
ent voted I'm favor OF free coinase' an"
that IS4 Republicans and 81 Democrats
voted against n. rhe Democratic 'o'e
against free coinage was six greater than
the Republican vote Tor II.
This matter being disposed oi,the iioese
took a recess until O'Clock, to conslderl
private pension pills. a.,
THE EVENING SESSION.
rrha attendance upon the evening ses1
sio, Of the House was unusually large,
divisicn upon a disputed point snowint
the presence OF llb menlDets .n,,
moved along smoothly f9r wniie ra,hsr ums,
there ~
an, u1rnv me former objected 10
biiI restoring pension TO "A widow VINE
she had forfeited by renaIry'nf 90,
similar 10 scores or otheis "nisn ~ ~
before Congress every session. Mr' Ia
hort has consistently opposed bllls 10 ~
store pensions IN such cases, ana to-hif
renewed his objections 10 me pehni,
bili. moving that IL be laid asi"r oy
committee OF the whole WIN unIaNoLhp .1r
recommendation. This brought Ar. Hare
TO mis- feet despite the efforts or sever
gentlemen 10 induce him 10 let the Inc
dent pass. - l., 80.
tones. has made trouble in the Unit.
states ever since the days Of John c. ca
houn. whom Andrew Jackson threatc2
TO hang i'm 1892. p" -
Now she stands without parellel
the United States. Represented IN th
House by the gentleman VINO mas Ju
spoken. and in the Senate by thr sena,'
who has recently attracted public atte'
tion. .-...,,,,, ,,,.,,,os
am I'm favor OF every pension propos
tion which Is recommended 10 this fious
but / am tired OF coming here every
day night to be dictated 10 ny .n' I'D
constitutionally- elected representative
the nOo- since ls.2. ~ ..,,,-,,.
MIR. TALBERT0S GOOD NATURE,
This outbreak failed 10 nls'urp ~,
Talbert's good nature, whose oniy
sponge was, II do not intend 10 noti
what has lust been said. but rise mere
IN suggest that as Canada tHdfdy : nati
country has been heard, we now nave
vote" tApplausel ,,,..,
ON the very next case consideren
the committees Mr.. Talbert won
hearty applause OF the kepupilcahs
remarlxing in "A speech IN support o'
III is not always, nor after; You
the oil veterans who met each other
the red blaze OF war. ightns u us
again thirty years after the conilict en-
ed Those who indulge themseNes
This way are generally those VINO. WI WI
invincibie I'm peace, were invisible III Wa