The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-26

MAFfiNIIO9NI SH|y %o'-AI osVl y.
M yesterday the United States senate
passed what remained OF the original
tariff bin. designed 10 restore the Long
impaired prosperity of the country, At
$40 Vice President Hobart attested It's
passage by the senate with his signature.
Speaker Reed, at S:15, performed the
same service on behalf OF the house
A messenger In waiting took the docu-
ment, representing visible assets estl-
mated at s27OOOO,OOO a year, and con-
veyed 4 10 the white house. At 4;64 p,
m,z57 minutes after the senate had
passed the blll-Presldsnt Mckinley
signed Il, making Il a law.
This is the vote IN the senate;
Yeas-Aldrieh, Allison, Baker. Bur-
rows, Carter. Clark, Davis, Deboe Ell
kins, Fairbanks, Foraker. Frye, CALM
ger, Gear, Hale. Hansbrough, Hawley,
Hoar Jones (Ney), Lodge, Mcbride,
McEnery, Mcmillan, Mason, Morrill,,
Nelson, Penrose, Perkins, Plat Comm,
Plat IN. W, PrItchard, Proctor, Quay
Sewell. Shoup, spooner, Stewart, Thurs
ton. Warren, Wetmore--i0.
Nays-Bacon, Bate. Berry. Cafsery,
Chiffon. Clay. Cockr4l, Daniel, Faux
ner German, Harris, Jones (Ark.), Lind
say, Mallory, Martin, Mills. Mitchell,
Morgan. Murphy, Pasoo, Pettus, Roach,
Smith, Tlllman. Turley, Turner, Turpie,
Vest, Walthall and WMte-S0.
Pairs announced, the first for and the
last against the bill: Chandler with
Cannon, Cullom with Gray, Wolcott
with George, Hanna with Rawllns. We'll
llngton with McLaurln, Mantle with
Kenney, Wilson with Heltfeld, Mr..
Hanna voted at first under the impress
sion that Mr.. RawlIRs, with whom he
was paired, was present, and learning Of
his absence withdrew his vote, Present
and not voting: Allen, Butler, Teller.
Two senator's, Kyle and Pettigrew, were
absent and not paired.
An analysis OF the vote shows that the
affirmative vote was east by 81 Repub-
llcans, Democrat (McEnery), 1 Silver
Republican Clones OF Nevada). and /
Popullst (Stewart). The negative vote
was cast by 2s Democrats and Popu-
lists, Harris and Turner.
The announcement Of the result was
greeted with enthusiasts applause by
the crowded chamber This closed the
great labor for which the Fifty-hfth con-
gress assembled in extraordinary session
and after stubborn resistance, at times
threatening 4 deadlock, the senate con-
Cured with the house In u resolution for
the final adjournment Of the session at .
o'clock tonight.
The Presidents message for a cur
rency commission was received by the
house, but the house bill creating a
Commission was not acted upon. Thus the
closing day was prolific Of series OF
momentous events, each Of which alone
would have been OF extraordinary utter
est.
At SA5 the senate reassemhled for q
brief concluding session. Only l6 sena-
tors were present. Messrs. Allison and
Furple were appointed to walt upon the
President. They speedily reported, Mr..
Allison stating that the President ex-
tended his congratulations to the senate
and house and had no further commual-
cations to make.
Resolutions Of thanks to president pro
tenn Frye were adopted
The Presidents message, recommend
ing currency commission, was then, on
motion OF Mr.. Cullom, referred to the
finance committee. The house bill for
an international monetary commission
was also referred 10 that committee.
This closed the work. There was a mo-
mentary lull. and then the vice president
announced:
Senators, 1t only remains for me, I'M
der the resolution OF the senate, tn an
nounce that the extra session Of the
Fifty-hfth congress Is at an end, and
that the senate stands adjourned with
out day"
Immediately there was stir on the
floor and in the galleries, a jlnglng Of
senate bells announcing the close and n
final exchange OF gnodbys, Soon the
chamber was deserted, and the extra
session Of congress was over