The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-07
The House adopts The Senate Amendment
BY a Large Majority.
4 VOTE OF 245 TO 17 is RECORDED.
Af,er Months of Dciiboration ana pe""'e
Congress by Almost a Unanimous 'o'o
Decides to Recognize the Belliser-
eney of the Cubans.

20 hear the result announced. There
WAS an unusually fun attendance OF
members in anticipation of the vote the
oucst,on being one on which all desired
20 make a record. Before taking the
vote in accordance with an agreement
reached on Saturday, Mr.. Wadsworth
Republican,. of New York. chairman OF
the Committee on Agriculture, read
letter from Secretary Morton, stating
that In obedience to the almost unani-
nous sentiment of the House, ne had
arranged to put up garden seeds in pack
ages of five each instead of fifteen as was
at first arranged, making 2,O25OOO pack
els instead Of $4,000. for use of the men,
bers of Congress. The change required
an additional expense Of 5000.
Mr.. Hit Republican), Of Illinois. chair
man Of the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs. demanded the regular order. The
vote was on the question of agreeing TO
the report of the Committee Of Confe-
renee. recommending the adoption of the
Senate resolutions regarding the Cuban
affairs instead of those primarily adopted
by the House.
on that. Mr.. Tucker (DemOcraD.o of Vir-
ginia, remanded the yeas and nays. and
they were ordered.
The result was announced: Yeas, 245;
nays, e. SO the report of the Conference
Committee was agreed TO. The galle-
ries united with members in applauding
the vote.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Following is the vote in detail: Yeas
Republicans-Messrs. Adams, Aitken. AL
drich Alabama; Allen, Utah; Arnold
Pennsylvania; Avery, Babcock. Baker,
New Hampshire; Barham. Barney. Bar
tholdt. Beach. Bellxnap, Bennett Blue.
Bishop Broderick, Bromwell, Brosius.
Brown. Burrell Burton, Missouri Bur
ton. Ohio; Calderhead, Cannon Chicke-
ring. Clark Iowa; Clark, Missouri; Cod
ding, Colson. Connolly, Cook, Wisconsin:
Cook, Illinois; Cooper, Wisconsin, Cor
Hss, Cousins, Crump, Curtis, Iowa; Cur
tls. Arkansas; Curtis. New York: Dan
FORD. Dayton Dewitt, Dingley,
DolhVer, Doolittle. Dovenor Ed
dy' EiliX Evans. Fairchild Fen
ton. Fischer. Fletcher, Foss. Gamble.
ccaIdner. Gibson. Graf, Griffin, Griswold.
Irosvenor. Grow, Hadley. Hager. Hahn
er' Haiterman, Hanley. Hardick. Har-
ms Hartman. Hatch. Heatwole, Hemen-
way, Henderson. Henry, Indiana: Hep
puin, Herman, Hilborn, Hill, Hit. Hook
er, Hopkins, Howe. Howell. Hubbard
Huiick, nun, Hunter. Huff. Hurley. HYDE.
Jenkins, Johnson, Calf johnson. Indi-
ana Johnson, North Dakota: Kerr. Kel-
IeI, hirkpatrick. Knox. Kuip, Lacey.
Leighty. Leisenring, Leonard. Lewis
i-inney. Linton. Long. LoudeneIa"er
Low Mahony, Mahon, Marsh. Mccall
tennessee; Mcclure. Mccormick Nc
hachdan, Meiklejohn. Mercer Miller
MeSt virginia; Milliken. Mines. Minor
Monueh' Moseley, Murphy, Noonan
noith"ay' Odeli, Often, Overstreet'
aSne, fearson Perkins. Phillips, Pick
IeF To"ers, Prince. Pugh. Ouige Rav
Reeves. Reyburn, Robinson Ro,.Sa % o.,
Connecticut; Sauerhering. Scranton
sSnaIioth. Sherman. Smith. Illinois,
Sihl'h' Michigan; Southard SnaIdi,.,
HPeIIy' stahie. Steele. Stephenson Sta,,'
a. a. - ne" Jersey; Stewart Wisconsin. ~
~ s'ont ,nt ". a. Stone Strong. SuIIo,.a,.
IT,. "mhey' TAYLOR Thomas Towne'
Van - Iieioar. updegrah, Van Horn
Ohio Wa,I.,' " anger. Warner. Watson.
wellington. Wilbur WiBs W.
'or, n' iuaho' Wood. Woodman-IS5
bemOcrats-Messrs. Ahbor, D..
Cor,.-, >, ,,uoh' 'Catohngs. Clardy. Cobb fAIo1
coOAieH Cooper (Fla): Co3per Cresoa,
nttOM'ey' cummings. De Almond. Denny
'O't' bockery. Hart. Latimer Iavy
1e' HOi' LAYTON. Lester. Livingston: McI,IeI-
Mi - ,, McCullOch. McDearmon
Ma. nuo,-au'lh, Mcmillan. McRae, Mereditb
~ eI, MiieS. Money, Ogden. Otav Ow'
ems. Patterson, Pendleton. Rjchardson
Sdyeis. Sparkman. Spender. StolTos
., I'rai'' Sulzer; swanson. Talbert ,rate
Jerry Underwood. Walsh. Wasbinpton
oodward, YOakum-54
~ i0opuhsts-MossrS. Baker Kan) Ron
'CoLl Ken. Shuford. strowd-5.
e~verite- Mr.. Newlands-l.
Totai. 25.
Nays-Nossrs. Arnold OR. ~. Atwood |
(MaSs); Black On. W. Rontei,o "oou 100
Daniels tN "; Draper CMassD: Gtlet, |
IN. N) Gillett NIass): Gront W.. |
LeieVre IN. "; Mccall Mass }. NIoodv |
tnidssJ' fooie IN. y; Simpkins Mass ). |
Madsworth On. ". Walker. (AIass. !. |
walker VaJ; and Wright (Mass.). Re |
pubiicans; and Messrs. Berry (kyD |
BACK I,. N,a.(, Cuiberson (Texas): Elicit |
va Elliott Is. c.; Lockhart IN. c.: |
Tucker Va); Turner (Ga.) ana IyIer |
(Na.), Democrats-27.
The following pairs were announced the
first names being in favor OF the reso- |
lutions. but 1t is not known that the /
second was IN every case opposed to |
them:
Dalzell Republican, OF Pennsylvania.
and Crisp Democrat, Of Georgia; WI
liams (DemocraO. OF Mississippi and |
Hutchinson CDemocraO OF Texas; Woom-
er Wepublcan), OF Pennsylvania: and
Sorg DemocraO, of Ohio. Hicks (Repub.
ican), OF pennsylvania. and Moses (IDem-
ocraO' OF Georgia. Harmer (Republican).
II Pennsylvania. and Downing (Demo-
,raD, OF Illinois: Bartlett DemocraD.
u New York, and Clark (Democrat), of
Tennessee; Brewster Republican). of
New York; and Allen (DemocraU. of
MissisSippi. huling Republican,. of
Vest Virginia. and Stailing (DemocraO |
u Alabama. Watson usepublican). OF
Indiana. and Wilson (Democrat), OF south
CAROLINA Rancy Oemocrau. OF Missouri.
md Cowen DemocraD. OF Maryland;
White Republican,, OF Illinois and Har-
'ison DcpOcraU. OF Alabama: Settle
Republican,. OF North Carolina. Nd
tusk CDomocraD. OF Maryland: Miller CRe-
iubhcan). Of West Virginia. and Woodard
DemocFaO. OF North Carolina: Hulick
hepuoilc;th). OF Pennsylvania, and Cox
DemocraD, OF Tennessee. Loud ,IiepuD-
ican} OF California. and Kyle (Democrai) |
y Mississippi: Andrews ORepubllcan). OF
Nebraska. ard Miner DomocraO. OF New
YORK: Tracewell Republican). OF Indiana.
md Hendricks Democrat. OF Kentucky:
-orimeT uepublican). OF Illinois, and Ma
,uire OemocraO. OF Colorado: ZONES
DemocraO Of Virginia ana Turner (Dem-
'craO. OF Virginia; Bartlett DemocraD.
" Georgia. and Russell (Domocrat). OF
Georgia: Strobe (Repubrcan). O. Ne
'raska. and Erdman OemocraD, OF Penn
yivania.
Explorations were made that the fol-
owing gentlemen would have voted as
tated:
Yca--Nessrs Crowther fRen,,f,,,ca,, NJ |