Birmingham state herald., 1896-04-07
CUBAN RESOLUTIONS PASSED But Twenty-Seven Members Voted Against Them. THE VOTE WAS APPLAUDED By a Vote of 2l6 to 40 the River and Harbor
 Bill Was Passed. WAS DEBATED ONLY FORTY MINUTES President Cleveland and Postmaster Gen. eral Wilson Were Roughly Handled
 Without Gloves Yesterday by
 German and Allen.
 
WAS DEBATED ONLY FORTY MINUTES

Washington, April 6.-The galleries were filled this morning with a throng of interested people to hear the vote taken on the Cuban resolutions and to hear the result announced. There was an unusually. full attendance of members in anticipation of the vote, the question being one on which all desired to make a record. Before taking vote, in ac- cordance with an agreement reached on Saturday, Mir Wadsworth, republican, of New York, chairman of the committee on agriculture, read letter from Sec retary Morton stating that, in obedience to the unanimous sentiment of the house, he had arranged to put up garden seeds in packages of five each instead of fif- teen, as at first arranged, making 2,O25.- 900 packets instead of 1000, for the use of the members of congress. The change required an additional expense of $5000.
 MT. Hit, republican, of Illinois, chair man of the committee on foreign affairs, demanded the reg gular order, the vote on the question of agreeing to the report of the committee of conference recommend ing the adoption of the senate resolutions regarding Cuba, instead of those prima- rily adopted by the house.
 Mir Tucker, democrat, of Virginia, de- manded the yeas and nays and they were ordered.
 7 The result was announced-yeas 244, nays P, so the report of the conference committee was agreed to.
 The galleries united with the members in applauding the vote.
 The following is the vote in detail:
 Yeas.
 Republicans-Me Adams, Aitken, Aldrich of Alabama Allen of Utah, Ar- mold of Pennsylvania, Avery, Babcock, Baker of New Hampshire Barham, Bar ney, Bartholdt, Beach, Belknap, Bennett, Blue, Bishop, Frederick, Cromwell, Bro sius, Brown, Brumm, Burrell, Burton of Missouri Burton of Ohio, Calderhead, Cannon, Chickering, Clark of Iowa, Clark of Missouri, Codding, Colson, Con- molly, Cook of Wisconsin, Cook of Illinois, Cooper of Wisconsin, Corliss, Cousins, Crump, Curtis of Iowa, Curtis of Kan sas Curtis of New York, Danford, Day ton. Dewitt, Dingley, Deliver, Doolittle. Dovener, Eddy, Ellis. Evans Fairchild. Fenton, Fischer, Fletcher, Foss, Gamble, Gardner, Gibson, Graf. Griffin. Griswold, Grosvenor Grow Hadley, Hager, Hain- CT. Halterman, Hanly, Hardy. Harris, Hartman Hatch, Heatwole, Hemenway, Henderson, Henry of Indiana Hepburn, Herman, Hilborn, Hill, Hit, Hooker, Hopkins, Howe, Howell, Hubbard. Hu- lick, Hull, Hunter, Huff, Hurley, Hyde, Jenkins, Johnson of California, Johnson of Indiana, Johnson of North Dakota, Kerr Keller. Kirkpatrick, Knox, Kulp, Lacey, Leighty, Leisenring, Leonard, Lewis, Linney, Linton, Long, Louden- slager, Low, Mahany, Mahon, Mondell. Moseley, Murphy, Noonan. Northway, Odell, Otjen, Overstreet. Payne, Pear son. Perkins Phillips,- Pickler, Powers. Prince, Pugh, Quigg. Ray, Reeves, Key burn, Robinson, Royse, Russell of Con- necticut, Sauerhering, Scranton, Sha- froth, Sherman, Smith of Illinois, Smith Of Michigan, Southard, Spalding, Sperry, fo SfQnhapS0n Stewart of New Jersey, Stewart of Wisconsin. c. w. Stone, w. A.~Stone, Sulo- way, Tracey, Treloar, Updegraff, vanhorn, VanVoorhis. Wanger, Warner,
 Democrats-Messrs. Abbott, Bailey, Bell Watson of Ohio. Wellington, Wilber, Willis Wilson of Idaho, Wood, Wood man-1S5.
 Democrats-Messrs. Abbott Bailey, Bell of Texas Buck, Catchings, Clardy, Cobb of Missouri, Cockrell. Cooper of Florida. Cooper of Texas, Crowley. Cummings, DeArmond. Denny. Dnsmore, Cookery, Hart Latimer, Lawson, Layton, Lester. Livingston, Mcclellan, McCreary, McCul- loch, McDearmon, McLaurin, McMillin, McRae, Meredith, Meyer. Miles, Money, Ogden. Otey, Owens, Patterson, Pendle- ton, Richardson. Savers, Sparkman. Spencer Stokes, Strait Sulzer, Swanson, Talbert, Tate, Terry, Underwood, Walsh. Washington, Woodland, Yoakum-54.
 Populists-Messrs. Baker of Kansas,
 
 --5.
 Silverite-Mr. Newlands-1.
 Total yea vote, 245.
 Nays.
 Messrs. Arnold of Rhode Island, Att wood of Massachusetts. Black of New York, Boutelle of Maine, Daniels of New York Draper of Massachusetts, Gillett of New York, Gillett of Massachusetts, Grout of Vermont Lefevre of New York. Mccall of Massachusetts, Moody of Mas sachusetts Poole of New York. Simpklns of Massachusetts, Wadsworth of New York, Walker of Massachusetts, Walker of Virginia and Wright of Massachusetts republicans; and Messrs. Berry of Ken lucky, Black of Georgia. Culberson of Texas. Elicit of Virginia Elliott of South Carolina, Lockhart of North Carolina, Tucker of Virginia, Turner of Georgia and Tyler of Virginia, democrats-27
 The following pairs were announced, the first names being in favor of the res- olutions. but it is not Known that the sec- ond in every case was opposed to them:
 Messrs. Dalzell, republican, of Pennsyl- vania, and Crisp, democrat, of Georgia; Williams. democrat, of Mississippi, and Hutchinson, democrat, of Texas; Woom- CT. republican. of Pennsylvania, and Sorg, democrat, of Ohio; Hicks. republican, of Pennsylvania, and Moses. democrat. of Georgia; Harmer. republican, of Pennsyl- vania, and Downing, democrat, of Ill- nois; Bartlett, democrat. of New York. and Clark, democrat. of Tennessee: Brewster, republican, of New York. and Allen. democrat. of Mississippi; Huling. republican, of West Virginia, and Stall- ings, democrat, of Alabama; Watson, re' publican, of Ohio, and Wilson, democrat, of South Carolina; Raney. democrat. of Missouri, and Cowen. democrat, of Ma ryland: White, republican. of Illinois. and Harrison. democrat, of Alabama; Settle republican. of North Carolina. and Rusk, democrat. of Maryland; Mil Ter, republican, of West Virginia. and Woodard. democrat. of North Carolina; Hulick, republican, of Ohio, and Cox, democrat. of Tennessee; Loud, republi- of Mississippi: Andrews, republican,. of MahraSka and Miner. dernocraf of NeX