The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-07
CONGRESS SIDES WITH CUBA.
THE HOUSE PASSES THE BELLIGER-
ENCY RESOLUTIONS.

Turner of Georgia Among Those
Who Voted In the Negative-The
River and Harbor ApprOprfa tiOn
Bin Passed.
washington, April 6,--The galleries Of
the House were filed this morning with a
throng of interested people to hear the
vote taken on the Cuban resolutions and
n hear the result announced. There was
an unusually full attendance OF members
in anticipation Of the vote. the question
being one on which al desired to make a
record.
Before taking a vote In accordance with
the agreement reached on Saturday, Mr..
Wadsworth, rep. Of New York. chairman
Of the committee on agriculture, read
letter from Secretary Morton, stating that
in obedience TO the almost unanimous SEN
tjrnent of the House he had arranged to
rut up garden seeds in packages of five
each instead of fifteen, as at first arranged,
making 2O25, 600 packages instead Of $4,000.
for the use of the members of congress.
Tine change requires an additional ex-
pense of $500
Mr.. Hin, rep, Of Illinois. chairman of
committee on foreign affairs. demanded
the regular order--the vote on the ques-
ton OF agreeing to the report Of the COM
mittee conference recommending the
adoption of the Senate resolutions regard
ing cuba. instead OF those primarily adopt
Ell bv the House. on that, Mr.. Tucker,
dem. of Virginia, demanded the yeas and
1avs and they were ordered. The result
was announced: Yeas, 2io; nays, $50 me
report of the conference committee was
The galleries united with the members
in applauding the vote.
Following Is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Republicans: Messrs. Adam ADAMS
Aiken. Aldrich Of Alabama Alien OF
Rabcock Baker of New Hampshire, Bar
nam Barney, Bartholdt, Beach, Belknap,
Bennett, Blue, Bishop. Broderick, Brom-
well, Brosius, Brown, Brum Burrell, Sur
ton of Missouri, Burton OF ONO, Calder
head, 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 Kansas,
Dewitt Dingley. Dolliver. Doolitue, Dow
enor, Eddy. Ellis, Evans Fairchila, Fen zen
Gardner Gibson, Graf, Griffin, Griswold,
Grosvenor Grow, Hadley. Hager, Halner,
Halterman, Hanly, Hardy, Harris, Hart
man, Hatch, Heatwoe. Hemenway, Hen
derson. Henry of Indiana, Hepburn, Her
man, Hhlborni Hin, Hitt, Hooker 1I HOP
Hull, Hunter, Huff, Hurley. Hyde, Jen-
kins Johnson of California, johnson OF
Indiana, johnson of North Dakota, Kerr,
Kiefer kirkpatrick. Knox, Kulp. Lacey,
Ieighty, Leisenrig, Leonard. Lewis LIN
ney, Linton, Long LoudeIn,slager. low,
phy. Noonan, Northway. O'Den, Oetjen.
Overstreet, Payne, Pearson. Perkins,
Qugg, Ray, Reeves. Reyburn, Robinson,
Royse, Russell of Connecticut. Sauerher-
ing, Scranton, Sharforth, sherman, Smlth
of illinois. Smith of Michigan. So9thard'
Spalding, Sperry, Stable. Steele, Steven
SON Stewart of New Jersey, Stewart OF
strong strong s1lloway,' Taft. rawney,' Taylor,
Thomas, Towne, Tracey. Treloar 4, ! upd b1.
graf yoR Mota,n Van E o%o we Wiaggsn
WILDER wflis. Wilson of Idaho. Wood,
Woodman-1S5.
of Texas, Buck, Catchings. Clardy, Cobb
Of Missouri Cockrell Cooper Of Florida,
Cooper Of Texas, Crowley, r Cr INNINGS
Hart, Latimer, Lawson, Layton, Lester,
livingston. Mcclellan, McCreary. McCul-
loch, McDearfnon. McLaurin, MeMillin,
McRae. Meredith, Meyer Miles, Money,
Ogden, Otey, owens. Patterson Pendle-
ton, Richardson, sayres. Sparkman, Spen-
bert, Tate, Terry, Underwood, Walsh,
Washington. woodward, Yoakum-54;
orado, KEN, Shuford Strowd--5.
Silverite-Mr Newlands-l. Total, 245.
Nays-Messrs. Arnold of Rhode Island,
Atwood of Massachusetts. Black of New
York, Boutele of Maine. Daniels of New
York, Draper of Massachusetts, Gilet OF
New York, Gillett of Massachusetts, Grout
of Vermont, Lefevre of New York. Mccall
of Massachusetts. Moody of Massachu-
SETS Poole of New York, Simpklns of
Walker of Massachusetts, Walker of Vir-
ginia, and Wright of Massachusetts, re-
publicans; and Messrs. Berry of Kentucky,
Black of Georgia, Culberson of Texas, Ell
lett of Virginia, Elliott of South Carolina.
Dockhart 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 resolu-
tons, but 1t is not known that the sec
ond in every case was opposed to them;
MesSrS. Dalzell, rep, OF PENNSYLVANIA, and
'CtriSa. dem of Georgia: Williams. dem.
Of Mississippi. and Hutchinson, dem. of
Texas; Woomer' rep. OF Pennsylvania;;
Pennsylvania, and Moses, DEM. of Geor-
gia; Hammer, rep, Of Pennsylvania, and
dem, Of New York. and Clark, dem, Of
and Allen, dem, Of Mississippi; Huling,
and Wilson, dem, of South Carolina; Ra-.
ney, dem. of Missouri. and Cowen, dem.,,
Harrison, DEM, of Alabama: Settle, rep,
Of North Carolina. and Rusk dem, of
and Woodland, dem, of North Carolinai
Hulick rep, of Ohio, and Coz. dem, Of
Kyle, dem, of Mississippi; Andrews, rep,
Of Nebraska, and Miner, dem, of New
York York; Tracewell, rep, Of Indiana, and
rep, of Illinois, and Mcguire, DEM, of
Colorado; Jones' dem. of Nevada, and
of Georgia, and Russell, DEM. of Geor
gia; Strode rep, of Nebraska, and Erd-
man, DEM, of Pennsylvania.
Explanations were made that the fol-
lowing gentlemen would have voted as
stated:
Yea-Messrs. Crowther. rep, OF Missou-
ri; Sorg, dem, of Ohio; Wheeler, dem, of
Alabama; WE'LL, dem, of Arkansas; Nc
Lachlan rep, of California; Atcheson,
rep, Of Pennsylvania; Cox, dem, of Ten
nessee.
,Nay-Messrs, Joy, rep. of Missouri;
Foote. rep. of New York
Mr.. Hooker. rep. of New York, moved
that the House pass under suspension
Of the rules the river and harbor appro-
priaton bill for the year ending June 80,
1881
Mr.. Richardson. dem, of Tennessee--Is
1t not the purpose to read the bill, which
carries an appropriation of $10,000,00O?
Mr.. Hooker-There is objection to
reading the BILL if desired. 1 ask thar
a second to the motion be considered as
ordered.