The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-26

tarin bill The rollcaT proceeded with
many interruptions In order 10 allow sen
ators To pair. The announcement that Nor
rills motion had been defeated. yeas -,
nays SS, was not unexpected. in view OF the
vote some days ago. The detailed vote was
as follows
Republicans: Aldrich. Allison.
Baker, Brown. Burrows. Cameron. Clark,
Cssliom. Davis, Gear. Hale. Hanshrougn.
Hawley. Lodge. Mitchell tOr). Morrill,.
Nelson, Perkins, Proctor, Quay, Sherman,
Shonp -
ys-Republicans: Cannon. Garter. Du-
bo!s. Mantle. Teller. Democrats: Ba-
con. Bate. Berry, Caffery. Call Chiffon.
Cockreil. George. Gray. Gordon. Harris.
I'm, Lindsay. Martin. Morgan. Palmer.
PasCo. Roach Turpie. Vest, Walthall,
White % Popul.sts Allen, Butler. Jones
(Nev). Kyle. PETER. Stewart~6
The pairs were as follows. the names Of
those who would have voted aye being
given first: Chandler with Murphy. Me-
Bride with Smith. Hoar with Pugh War
ren with Jones of Arkansas. Wilson with
lrhy, Mcmillan with Blackburn. Pritchard
with blanchard. Wetrnore with Voorhees,,
Pettigrew with Gibson. Frye with Cor
man. Squire with Daniel. Woleott with
Brice. Platt with Villas. EIkins with
Faulkner. Sewell with Mitchell of Wiscon-
sin. Thurston with Tillman.
The announcement of the vote was the
signal for remarkable colloquy between
NORTH and Teller, As soon as the vote
was announced Morrill, again addressed
the senate II was now evident. he said.
that the Republican party was in the mi
nority in the senate. a chorus of derisive
laughter came from the Democratic side
or the chamber at this statement Morrill,.
not noticing the interruption. proceeded
TO state that in his judgment the tariff bill
was defeated hy vote including five sill
Yer Republicans and six popullsts There
was no substantial change In the present
and former votes. II settled ali questions
Of doubt The senator said the Repub-
lican members OF the finance committee
would be ready at any time before con
gress adjourned 10 come 10 the relief OF
the treasury But as 10 this bill" con
eluded Morrill, II DO not think il would be-
come me TO ask any further time"
Teller secured recognition as soon "a
Morrill, concluded
Teller-The senator from Vermont
tMorrilb states what everybody has
known 70 be a fact that there IS not a
Republican majority in this senate y
those who voted against tho motion "a
/ take np this measure made out OF time
ard unseemly. who sit on this side Of tba
chamber. are IN the party. whom the sen
ator seems 20 think are not. There is a
motion here made by the senator from
Montana tCarterl. who ! believe has as
much claim to be called a Republican as
toe senator from Vermont. to recomuit
this btl for defects In the hili-patent ard
apparent defccls-defects which everybody
who has read ard examined X coneede
4. Mr. President. ] charge here tand I shall
undertake - make the charge good before
this debate is oVerl ,haf this bill vas nev-
~ Introduced ia ether body nor has Il
fee0 supported .a lh's BODY. with anv
reference 10 its becoming a law. OF tha.
! SHALL speak al aaothrT time II taa snu-
atar from Vermont TANKS that ~ can e-,,
baFrass MS who have .aca hy the Rpp,ib-
lica0 party As long as De haS and as Zeal
sYtlSiy ms ne has because we 40 rot age
with him upoa every subject. be Is entire
y mistaken.
Mr morrill, have read 10 man out -
the Republican party, hW 7 alioas 10 no
faet that There are ~ senator's IN fhfs
tafF ~ watch the Rofuarcan pa~t,. res
a. aaiv wbo claim 70 De Renuali~agS DF
course W. are In the minority
Teller repiief, ''Of course v-~ t.-,x
that before The suggestion iz ,ha. ~
wno have net voted 20 take m thfs tfff
are n9t Republicans For fhirty aavs 49,
great Republican metropolitan press has
rad cat - That party enough -4e-a ha~s y,
make 90 in thA minority. II 81 hss Aa-a-.
fore rna tnrsfy here, Ewerv nan vvpo
voted f1Y me free coinage a-nsnsr>a,, -
ere fsfftA aiaEf. I'd HtAfHfF A.AF
motive fer voting for tf. whether na .y--s
a fire. coinage mar aat anxfaDs 70 --,
rsafs tha; purps@e an3 thar era 60
whether ~ vas against ere fHl has h.e,
reas auf ~ flle Hepu@ lean party e,. ~
Republican press
At the proper time 7 arr prepared e.,
shsN thar the Ereaf metrogs1 1iifan P...,..-
isras n~esS has DECLARED THAR tlvh.-,
rsarna@rs 81 tAis ho.ly aye m7s wertrv p, -.
rsgas Republicans. and Ne have tss-s- ~
tgeaa that unless Ne change oar s-sa,.-s
,,,.sn nnaressl questions an1 sltra5r p, 49,.
cleveland Democracy ana Marr8l pa-,sh-
fsrsnfsrf 4 fhis country - fha ere~rt,s
.ssssss.sn we rnust get clt % ths rarfv
A. President. we e@u 90 along w1rhs-t+
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ss,z-~ a3tesatsf a. fsut ~ a~nr th~ r.sA-
- .trNar are reSrsg.sgers 5F rhe Fnerns,e-s
- sAa COMMITTEES On unaFsce 10 rea1 las ossf
& saa party. We saAli stAS - t-s p-rSs