The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-19
SENATE AND HOUSE AGREE ON A COMPROMISE
The Words Recognizing the Independence Of Cuba Stricken
Report, but It Declares the People of Cuba
Free and Independent

when Mr.. Bromwell a moment later.
declared that he wished to offer an
amendment TO concur. the democratic
side sent up cheer upon cheer.
The republican side was ominously
silent. The speaker sternly commanded
order and then Informed Mr.. BromweIl
that his motion could not be enter
tained until that OF Mr.. Dingley had
been disposed of.
Mr.. Bailey, under cover of making a
plain inquiry. brought out clearly the
fact, unles the motion of Mr.. Dingley
was voted down. the house could not
vote on the motion to concur of which
Mr.. Bromwell had given notice.
Mr.. Sulzer. dem, N. Y, attempted to
interpose with the point of order that
Mr.. Bromwelrs motion take prece-
dence over that of Mr.. Dingley. He
had a copy of the rules In his hand and
was prepared to argue the question.
but the speaker unceremoniously de-
clined to hear him.
No division was asked on the motion
for the previous question. but upon the
main question, chorus of voices from
both sides went up for the ayes and
nays. The roll call was watched with
intense interest.
The democrats started to applaud
every republican who voted no" but
the promised accession of over % men,
materialize. The democrats only had
IA opportunities to applaud. II was ap-
parent before the end of the first roll
call that they were defeated Their
disappointment was manifested on
their faces, while the countenances of
the republicans were correspondingly
joyful over their victory.
When Mr.. Boutelle of Maine ascer-
tanned the motion had carried by a
mi a 40 hi a.,
recorded present. The announcement
OF the vote. 1916. and the decisive
victory, was loudly applauded. Four
teen republicans voted with the demo-
Gratis and populsts. The following is
the vote in detail on the Dingley mo-
ton:
Yeas-Acheson. Adams. Aldrich. AL
exander. Arnold. Babcock, Baker,
Barnham, Barney. Barrett. Barrows,
Bartholdt, Beach. Belgen. Belford
Belknap. Bennett, Bishop. Boose, Bout
telle Gllinois). Brewster. Broderick
Brownlow, BruUm. Bull Burleigh.
Burton, Butler. Cannon. Capron,
Chickering. Clark Uowa), Clarke New
Hampshire). Cochran (New York;,
Codding, Connell. Connolly Corliss,
Cousins. Crump, Crumpacker, Curtis.
Dalzell, Danford, Davenport. Davidson.
Dayton, Dingley. Dolliver. Dovenor.
Eddy. Ellis, Evans. Faris. Fischer.
Fletcher. Foote. Foss. Fowler New
Jersey. Gardner, Gibson. Gillette
New York;, Gillette (Massachusetts)
Graft, Griffin. Grosvenor. Grout. Grow,
Hager. Hamilton. Harmer. Hawley,
Heatwole, Heminway. Henderson,
Henry (ConnecticuD, Henry Qndiana),
Hepburn, Hooks. Hilborn, Hill. Hooker
Hopkins. Howard (Alabama). Howe.
Howell Hull. Hurley. Jenkins. JOY
Kerr. Ketcham. Kirkpatrick. Knox.
kulp. Lacey, Lands. Lawrence. Lin
ney Littauer. Loudenslager. Lowering,
Low. Lybrand. Mccall. McCleary, Nc
Donald. McEwan. Mcintyre, Maher,
Marsh, Mercer, Mesick. Miller. Mills,
Miner, Mitchell. Moody, Morris Mudd,
Northway. Odell, Olmstead. Often.
Often. Overstreet. Packer. Parker.
Payne. Pearce. Pearson. Perkins. Pit
,ey. Prince Pugh. Quigg, Reeves, Rob-
bins. Royce. Russell. shannon. Shat
uck. Sheldon. Sherman. Showalter.
smith Ulls). Smith Is. d.. w. A.
smith, Shower, Southard. Southwick.
spalding. Sperry. Sprague. Steele. Stew
Stone. C. w. Stone, w. A, Strobe.
sturtevant. Tawney. Taylor (Ohio),
Thorpe. Tongue, Updegraff. Van Voor-
,ees, Walker. (Mass.). Walker (VtD.
Wagner. Ward. Weaver, WEYMOUTH.
Williams Penna). Yost. Young
II d..
sentative Boutelle of Maine. after the
changing his vote from
rear to present"
Nays - Adamson, Allen, Bailey.
Baker Ull.), Ball. Bankhead, |
Barlow. Bartlett. Bell. Benner. Benton,
Bland. Bodine, Botkin. Bradley. Brant- !
ey, Brenner. Bromwell. Prouseard.
Brown. Brucker. Brundridge. Burke. !
Campbell. Carmack. Castle. Catchings, |
,lardy Clark (Mo), Clayton. Cocarln |
MOI, Colson. Cooney, Cooper (Texas), |
cooper (Wis), Cowherd. Cox. Cum |
nings, Davey. Davis, Dearmond De- |
Deveries. Dinsmore. Dock |
ry, Dorr. briggs. Elliott. Ermentrout. !
Fitzpatrick. Fleming, Fow- |
er IN. c., Fox. Gains. Greene. Griffith. !
iriggs. Gum. Handy. Hartman. Hay. |
Henry (Miss.). Henry (Texas), Hinrich- |
en-, Howard tGa.). Hunter. Jett. John |
on Und). Johnson IN. d.. Jones 1
va.). Jones tWash.). Kelly. King. Kle- /
'erg. Knowles. Lamb. Lanhan. Lati- |
; Wash), Livingston. Lloyd. Lorri- |
ner. Loud, Love. Mcclellan. McCor-
nick, McCulloch. Mcdowell. Mcmillan.
dcRae, Maddox. Mcguire. Mahany. |
fann. Marshall. Martin, Maxwell |
dickinson. Meyer Ga.). Myers. Moon, |
lewlands. Norton tOhio). Norton (S /
-. Ogden. .Otey. Peters. Pierce (Tenn.). /
y
tobbs, Robertson, Robinson. Sayers,
ettle. Shafroth. Shuford. Simpson.
inns, Slayden. Smith tKyD, Sparkman.
tallings. Stark. Stephens (Texas).
tokes. Strowd. Sullivan. Sulloway.
ulzer. Sutherland. Swanson. Talbert.
ate. Taylor (Ala-). Terry. Todd. Un-
erwood. Vsndiver. Vincent Warner
(Ala.). Wheeler fKy). White
Tll), Williams fMiss.). Wilson. Young
va). Zenor. Total. 15s.
Present-Berry and Boutelle (Maine).
'otals: Yeas, IT'S: nays. 15s; present.
Mr.. Sherman. rep. n. Y, who had
cen selected as a referee in the con-
roversy between Mr.. Bartlett. dem.
IA. and Brumm. rep. Pa. over the
ensational personal encounter of last
then read a statement TO
Thich both had subscribed. The apol-
gy to the house was made through |
fr. Sherman. who stated that the mat
er had been adjusted satisfactorily TO
9th gentlemen. and both had apollo
lied This honorable settlement of
xark n.