New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
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against a bill bearing the name OF protectioh nu'
% the the b Rs shoed Consider
his duty he voted for the pend nn nspy did
not believe the tariff was the issue. and did not not
desire part or parcel IN ts determinations '''
Mr. Mantle. after reviewing the causes when nr,n
had led him break Win the bsa
his belief in The doctrine OF proec'oh anu "o'''
Mr. Stewart said he did not vote for the Wilson
bi and would not vote for this bill .ro
Many small amendments heretofore. defeated in
Committee Of the Whole were orered ana quvh r!
one seemed anxious to press forward to the end
Mr. Stewart secured yea and nay vote on on, an
SUM to 12is per cent ad valorem. and 10 the sur,
@ the nnS sRSnp
and the Silver Republicans and Popuists voted lot
the amendment.
TAKING THE FINAL VOTE
Now came the final vote. which had been so
eagerly awaited. The keenest interest was mani
fest throughout the crowded chamber. 1t was 4:Si
D. m when the Vice President announced that the
bill was on its final passage and the rocall began.
There were frequent interruptions to the call. and
1t took nearly twenty minutes TO finish 1t. owing
to questions oyer Yer, pairs :n,s was reached his col.
league. Mr.. Lodge. announced pair with IN! mr.,
f from Mr ~ Ho eair't TO pair him
Mr. Pasco. who has charge Of pairs on the Demo
cratic side said that at the request or MI; Hoar
a pair had been effected between the Massa-
chusetts Senator and Mr.. Murphy OF New ork.
and If this broken the New-fork senator
would lose his vote - ,-
Mr.. Morrill, said he had arranged MT ltoar = par
with Mr.. Harris -. ,..
Mt Pettus also spoke Of having had pair with
Mr. Hoar Out of 1t all came much confusion. de.
Law and amusement. IL was finaly agreed 10 iet
the Hoar- Harris pair stand and Mr. Aldrich: VINO
had voted withdrew his vote and paired with MT.
Murphy. A., WI.
The cali proceeded and at Ass p. m the vice
President announced: Senators. on TINS vote the
ayes are 49, the noes 2S and the bill Is passed
Immediately there stir In the galleries.
but no demonstration save a few scattered hand
claps. 800 w.. s o.Loa
On motion Of Mr.. Allison the House was asked
to ioin In conference on the BILL and the senate
conferrees were named by the Chair IL was 1urthe,
arranged that the bill as passed should De printed
with the sections and paragraphs renumbered
Mr. Hale gave notice that he would call up the
Deficiency Appropriation bill tomorrow, ana by
general consent 1t agreed to suspend the IL
O'Clock session and go back to IL o CLOCK as 'he
hour of meeting. w., ..o,,..a
to have the Pacific Railroad question follow me
Tariff bill He asked consent that the resolution
heretofore offered by him be taken up tU.Ino,-
row Mr.. Gear. chairman of the Pacihc Raiiroaos
Committee. objected. o 49,,
Mr. Morgan declared that unless Congress acted
at once s35 600 900 would be thrown away, ana ne
would call attention the serious state or al
fairs tomorrow. . ,,o,s,, ox,,
The crowds in the gallery had made NOISY eM!
as soon as the tariff vote was announced ana al
Z O. clock D. m the Senate went into executive seS-
sion adiournng soon afterward.