Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-15
DECIDED NOT TO CONCUR.
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 This brought MT. Hardy to his feet de- spite the efforts of several gentlemen to induce him to let the incident pass.
 South Carolina" he shouted in angry tones, ',has made trouble in the United States ever since the days of John c. Cal houn, whom Andrew Jackson threatened to hang in 1892. Now she stands without parallel in the United States, represent ed in this house by the gentleman who has just spoken and in the senate by the senator who has recently attracted pub lie attention. l am In favor of every pen sion proposition which is recommended to this house, but I am tired of coming here on Friday night to be dictated to by the state of South Carolina, which has not had constitutionally elected repre- sentative on the floor since 1872.
 This outbreak failed 10 disturb MT. Talbert's good nature, whose only re- sponse was: ..I do not intend to notice what has just been said, but rise merely to suggest that Canada (Hardy's native country having been heard from, we now have vote" (Applause).
 On the very next case considered by the committee Mr. Talbert won the hearty applause of the republicans by remarking Tn speech in support of the bill: Tt IS not always you find the old veterans who met each other in the red blaze of war fighting It over again thirty years after the conflict ended. Those who in- dulge themselves in this way are gener- ally those who, while invincible in peace were invisible in war"
 The committee acted favorably upon ten bills. which at 10:15 were reported to the house by Chairman Hepburn.' and five bills previously reported were pass ed. when the bill to pension Hannah Wright was reached. General Curtis, re- publican, of New York, asked unanimous consent to withdraw it, briefly stating that the morning after favorable action had been taken by the committee of the whole he had received word that the old lady had died
 At 1925 o'clock, the house finding itself without 8 quorum, adjourned until to- morrow.
 The following is the detailed vote on the senate free silver substitute to the bond bill:
 Yeas-Messrs Abbott, Aitaken. Allen (MississippD, Allen Utan, Bailey. Ba- ker CKansas), Bankhead, Barham. Bart lett tGeorgia). Bell (Colorsdo), Bell (Texas). Black (Georgia). Bowers. Brod- erick, Cardy, Cockrell, Cooper (Texas), Cox, Crisp, Culberson, Curtis, (Kansas), Dearmond: Dinsmore, Dockery, Doolt- tie, Downing, Ellis, Gamble, Hartman, Hermann Hilbern, Hutcheson, Hyde Johnson California; Jones, Kendall Latimer, Layton, Lester Linney Little, Livingstons Lockhart, Loud, Maddox, Mcguire Marsh Mcclure, McCulloch,
 
 Milan, McRae. Meredith, Mondeii Money, Moses, Neill Newlands, Ogden Otey, Pearson, Richardson, Robbins Roberston QIousiana) Savers. Sha- forth, Shaw, Shuford. Skinner, Spencer Stokes. Strait, Strowd North Carolina) Swanson. Talbert, Tate, Terry, Towne, Tyler, Underwood Walker Wirginia), Wheeler. Williams. Wilson Qdaho). Will son South Carolina), Woodward. Yoak- um. Yeas: Republicans, 25; democrats 5S: populists, G.; silvertes 1: Total. t9o
 Nays-Messrs. Acheson, Aldrich. An drews. Apsley. Arnold of Rhode Island. Atwood Avery, Babcock. Baker of North Dakota, Baker of New Hampshire, Bar neys Bartholdt, Bartlett of New York, Beach, Bennett, Berry, Bingham. Bish- op, Blue, Boatner, Boutelle, Brewster Cromwell, ,Brosius, Brown, Brumm. Bull, Burrell. Burton of Missouri, Burton of Ohio. Calderhead Cannon, Catchings Chickering, Clark of Iowa, Clark of Mis- souri, Cobb Codding. Coffin, Colson, Con molly, Cook of Wisconsin Cooke of Illi- nois, Cooper of Florida, Cooper of Wis consin, Corliss. Cousins, Crowther, Crump, Curtis of Iowa, Curtin of New York, Dalzell, Danford, Daniels, Denny, Dewitt. Dingley, Deliver, Doyenor, Ora per- Elliott of South Carolina, Edrman, Evans, Fairchild, Paris. Fenton, Fischer, Fletcher, Fowler, Gardner, Gibson. GIL let of New York, Gillet of Massachusetts, Graf, Griffin, Grosvenor, Grout, Grow Hadley, Hager, Hall of Missouri, Halter man. Hardy, Harmer Harris, Harrison, Hart Hatch, Heatwole, Herner of Penn sylvania, Hemmenway, Henderson. Hen drick, Henry of Connecticut, Hepburn, Hicks, Hill of Connecticut. Hit of Illi- nois, Hooker, Hopkins, Howe, Howell, Hubbard, Hulick of Ohio. Huling of West Virginia, Hull of Iowa, Hurley, Jenkins Johnson of Indiana, Johnson of North Dakota, Joy. Kerr, Keller Knox, Kulp. Lacey, Lawson, Lefvre, Lighley, Leisen- ring. Lewis, Long, Loudenslager, Low. setts, Mccall of Tennessee. McCleary of Minnesota, Mcclellan, Mccormick Mo Creary of Kentucky, Mercer, Meyer, Miles, Miller of West Virginia, Miner of Wisconsin, Moody, Murphy. Noonan. Northway, Odell, Otjen, Overstreet, Ow- ens Parker, Patterson. Payne. Perkins. Phillips, Pitney, Poole. Price, Prince, Pngh. Quigg. Ray, Reeves Reyburn. Royce, Rusk. Russell of Georgia. Sauer- herring, Scranton, Settle, Shannon, Sherman, Simpkins, Smith of Illinois. Smith of Michigan, Shower, Sorg. South ard. Southwick. Spalding, Sperry. Stahle. Steele, Stephenson. Stewart of New Jer- sey. Stewart of Wisconsin, c. w. Stone. w. A. Stone Strode of Nebraska. Strong, Sulloway, Sulzer, Taft. Tarsney. Taw- ney Taylor, Thomas, Tracewell, Tracey, Treloar. Tucker Turner of Georgia. Fur ner of Virginia, Updegraff, Van Voorhis Wadsworth, Walker of Massachusetts. Walsh, Wanger, Warner Washington. Watson of Indiana, Watson of Ohio, Vel lington. White, Wilber. Willis, Wilson of Ohio, Wood, Wright-Tota 215: 1S4 re- publicans and 31 democrats.
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