New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

C%iiingcr Gear. Gray Halle Hanna aMnaH,nisn
awicy Icar Lpdssy LUpse; Psnrose Perkins Pa
connJ Platt (N " Quay we,more TritGmse" and VII
Thnrston. Warren. wellington "e'"o'e
Thcn came the Lodge amendment as ,aeJ no,to" or
,nnd h' a., 70 he issued under the said acts OF
ard Interest in gold coin its equivalent a t me
creditor would no in violation OF the p"'"' low"
Mir Vest moved to table the amenamen'r, men motion 10
y hope the Senator will withdraw me me, niUo ws NAV
table" interposed Mr. Woloo" ~
have direct vote on gou
TILE LODGE AMENDMENT REJECTED
A. Vac, consented and tho vote was taken a'-
81. ~ tho Lodge amendment resulting III i's
defeat "a to So, as follows: c,,,,nr
AyesMessrs Adrch Baker Csrfe5y Dear. cuS Hale
Davis. Fairbanks Forakerd ndee Gafid Mnfride. Mcmillan
Mason. Morrill,. Penrose. Pet r,orss Conn,
" sewe wellington aanov and Pnte Berry Butler
camson. Carer chander ShIi,Sp Harrs g1ark He'll ai
eTy tT MsEaufn MALLORY arnby M@ne Neison. Nas Paseo %
Perkis Pettgrew Peitus, Pritchsrd 2Hrs Thurs.
iins Roach. shoup, smith; s'Tw Vssi warren. White
ton, Tillman: Turrer Iurp'e' 'e''
Wilson and Wocott-5S.
PARTY LINES BROKEN.
- ,,..rso ,nteres, during this vote. az 1t
.o..u,oa more direct issue than had been ahuc'-
mated II was seen at the outset that par NV
were broken. Senators Chandler carter anu ~
Repub.lcans voting against the ahehuh'e"" ~
tho vote closed Mr.. Chandler, noting that sumo -"
r,,cans IN their seats had not voted askeu ,raa r
~ names of Senators not voting be rea9 & ne
clerk read slowly. Allison burrows, "'a nu1s an.
being no response the result hS ""o'' w
Mr. quay now forward VIII hH new ennntng
nIo,,se and insert: THAT all the bonds or other op
ligaons of the United States ISSUED or hern
rotor recited should be paid prime pa ana int1t &
est. in the money that is the highest money OF 'he
"Sio Mr Vest again moved to table Carried Il to H.
cannon, carter. Chandler Chiffon. Clark Cay'
cockre Daniel lans9rGnshM sMcfhary HaTy' McEanr%
sHneo MaSry yA'MN Msne s." Msrtn Ms Miiihs Ms9Gy
Morgan MURPHY Pace Ps1sreT s,agart Teer Thurs
ton Tillman Turner. Turpie, vest warren ""i'e
wilson snd MoIStch %drch Allison Baker Burrows
Caffery. Culorn Davis. Fairbanks. FORAKER ga, naI-
Pgr GfaF5 cray MSc4 Hn MsMan sHn sMxS Masoh Nor Nor
riii Nelson. Penrose, Perkins. Plat Conn fIaI' az
Mr. Hoar offered another new amendment .tp, TO 20
at the close Of the resolution, as IoiiT or irter
esf of The public debt he paid In deprecated cur
rcncy or in any money other than the best money
u The he Amendment was tabled on Mr.. Vests motion
Yeas- Messrs. Allen Bacon. Bate Berry, Butler T
Cannon, Carter chandler Chilt9n' Clark NRy
TSSErs RHn HsT' mao SnSa
,iS' ." Nils. Mitchell Money. Morgan, MWpny' pyy'
Pasco Pettgrsw pHtus riman KwnS rnrner Turpe.
Nays-Mesers Adrlch, Allison. Baker burrows. GS
nger Gear. Hale, Hanna Hans6r99,u1gtih Hdweg
Hoar, Lindsay Lodge MefIiasi McTIldt Pnai onnH
Platt IN W Quay. Sewell. Thurston Wellington
and Wetmore-32.
MR.. sPooNERs AMENDMENT TABLED.
Mr.. Foraker proposed an amendment formerly sus-
ested by Mr.. Spooner. who was absent as iolIo"s:
THAT 1t Is declared to be the financial policy OF
the United States that until there shall nave Deeh
obtained an international agreement with the lead
Ing commercial ma lions OF the world for the free
coinage OF silver which agreement the United
States Is hereby further pledged to promote the
faith honor and credit Of the United states are
solemny pledged 10 preserve the existhg go!u
standard; and all silver and paper currency shall
he maintained at a parity with gold. and all OBJ
legations OF the United States shall be mahtalhed
invioably at the present standard
The amendment suffered the fate OF those going
before being tabled by a 10 SO, az follows:
Yaas-Messrs Allen, Bacon. Bate. Berry Butor
Cannon Carter Chandler. Chiffon, Clay, CocKreH
Daniel. Gray Harris. Heitfeld, Jones tArk), Ken
ney Kyle. Lindsay. McEnery, Mclaurin' Mallory
Mantle Martin. Mills Mitchell. Money, Morgan
Murphy Pasco. Pettsrew Pettus Knwnns' rpacn
shcuP. Smith Stewart yeSr I''man turner
Nays -Messrs. Alirich. Allison. Baker. Burrows.
Caffery Clark Cullom Davis. tairbank tornkcr'
lev. Hoar. Lodge Mcbride. Mcmillan, Mason. Nor
r Nelson. Penrose Perkins. Piait g. onn.l' piatt
(N. y. Quay. Seweli' Ihurston' "ci'"s'o"' "e'-
more and Wilson'S. 80 A..
Mr. Eioar presented the same amendnent as ths
last proposing 1t additional section Instead
of a separate declaration. This was thbled Ihe
vote being the same as on the FORAKER amend
Mr. Caffcry proposed amendment as follows:
Provided that If at the time OF payment OF the
of silver f. par with gold AZ the ratio or -
to l. the principal and interest shall be paid In gold
or silver at the option OF me crtnl,or, o m, m
This disposed OF all amendments and the decks
SAGE was foreeone concugion. yet there was tho
keenest interest at this eliminating point OF the
contest.
PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTION.
ION this vote" announced the vice-President.
.the yeas are 47 and the nays 81 and tho resolution
IL agreed to-"
The vote in detail was follows:
Ycas-Mcssrs. Allen. Bacon, Bate. Berry. Butler.
Cannon. Carter Chandler, Chiffon, Clark Clay,
Iaurin. Mallory. Mantle. Martin Mls. Mtehel!. b.,
Prlichard Rawlins, Roach; shoup Smith, Stewart
Teller. Tillman, Turpie Turner. Vest. Warren.
TaysHHIessrs Aidrich. Allison Baker Burrows.
Can'ry Cu.om. Davis. Fairnanks FORAKER cal
lIosr. Loigc. McI;ridc Mcmillan. Mason Morrill,.
Nelson. Penrose, Perkins. Plat Conn, Patt ~
y J. Quay Scwe. Thurston. Wellington. Wetmore
and Wilson-32
The pairs throughout the voting were as follows:
With FRYE Jones (Nov.) with Proctor. Walthall
with Spooner The first named would IN each case
voted against the resolution and for amendments.
There was demonstration over the announce
ment and at p. m, on motion OF Mr. Allison the
senate adjourned until Monday.