The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-05
THE HOUSE pR0CERD1NGs.
Repubiioans All Right for Honest Money
Tho A. y. A. Busaboo Again.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb, 4.-Mr.
DinEley, chairman Of the ways and
means committee, to-day reported back
the senate free coinage substitute Tor
the house bond bill with the'recommer..
datIon that the house non-concur ana
Insist on It's bill.
Mir. Cr,sp representing the minority,
gave notice that the minority would
ask the house to concur. The report
win be called up tomorrow and the de-
bate will run for two days with night
sessions.
When the bill was brought up In the
committee meeting, MT. Crisp moved
that the committee recommend TO the
homo 10 concur in the senate amend
mentR. on the vote all OF the Repub.
jlclnB present vosed mo" and 80 did
They were: Dlnglsy, CMaine). Dal-
znil. tPennsylvanIa), Hopkins, Olll-
noIsl, Groayenor, (Ohlo). Dolliver lo-
wn), Steele, GndIana), Johnson. (North
Dal:ota). Evans. (Kentucky), Tawney,
(silnneRota), NIL Republlcans; and Tur-
ner, (Gcorgia). Tnrsney. tMissourD'
Democrats. Four Democrnts--Mcssrs..
Crisp. (Georgia), McMillln, CIennSs-
see), wheeler. (Alabamh)' McLaurln'
(south CarolIna). voted 60 concur.
IRE ana tho committee instructed
Chairman Dlngicy to report the rec
ommcndatIon to nun-coneur 20 thG
houBe nt once.
The house spent the remainder of the
dny tlebnt!rt: a series Of amendments
offered by AIr. Hlincr. Crop, Neb), TO
strll,c from the District OF Columbia
appropriation bIll the appropriations
for private and seCtnrinn INSTITUTIONS
OF charity IN rho District and place tne
money proposed to be appropriate, ZOE
tlirrn OF the disposal OF the board OF
chlldrcn'S Euardlnn9. auch tecllnB
bntc rrsw quite CxcstinE. The npproTl-
nfions Tor six religious charitable IN
g,instlons. one Episcopal and I'VE
Cnihollc were stricken out, but the
Smendnents to strike out the nppro-
nrlatlona for other private Institutions
inclnding tho Young Woman's Christ
tau hofts. the Hope and Help MISSION
ctr wars defeated. After the commit
,Sc of tho whole reported the BILL 20 INC
hnusc. sN,slraie votes were dcmnnded
on ali the amendments adopted anu
they viii bc fest In order tomorrow.
MIR. Henderson, tRep? loWal' illSie ~,
nm cloduort speech hgnlnm oMe 49,, oa NJ
IIiiner's amendments "H'Sn 1'uu"''''
y..Iy gTgSSu ,ye,,s IN Catholc." said he, which
am N not, II / were an \. P. a.. which
am moi, IL The thuudcrS o. tho vatican nSs
", or s5c,,,, ~, cabni tried 10 chain my lips,
i would speak out because 1 believe 1t
Ia my duty" ,.,,.,,r, ,,on,y
10 Mr.. Henderson,; he declared tnat nc
was nnt a Catholic, nor a .. ImsnluG' W W.
affirmed, wGa 10 turn the money apptSS- I,,S
oTIafn1 FOR public charity over q pup
Ii,c' bo5ri in order that u might bc i'si-
dsf az ' SnbYs SoStFoi, MIR, IIalncr then hen
moved q strike out The nSSt .S5beS apprSpr5f af
children "a the st. Anng mani ny. ~,
mn nm, TRla was n Catholic Institution
and Mr.. bartlett, (pcni.. n. ~ ~, ~ ~, ~,
poslng tho amendment declared .,'aS S,c ~
wag tho nIg,l.Cathollc scntlHenIb,,,,';snnSv
snITl, Of the A, p. A.-ttat was ruling
the deliberations OF the house no a,n. cai,
ed attention to the fact thAt Mt Ham