The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-29

Mills. Mitchell. Money, Morgan Murnbv
$50, Fetigrew, Pettus, Rawlins Roach,
2TqIT1Gp, smith. Stewart, Teller. Thurston,
White, Wilson. WoIcott~i7. "AFFen'
Says-Aldrtch. Allison. Baker. Bu-rovz
G smgTT CG 6 Davis Fairbanks Foraker,
E dIan.Lnser; Gear. Gray. Hall. Hanna HawIey
Mason A Mo@riy lodge. Mcbride. Mcmillan.
wellington. Wetmore-3I 'e"e'l'
Mr.. Hoar offered another new amend
tnene' TO go at the close Of the resoIu-
ton, as follows:
That under no circumstances will the prin-
"a appreciated currency or in any money other
Iuan me best money OF the world
ne amendment was tabled on Mr..
vests motion, 1872, as follows:
Yeas-AlIen. Bacon, Bate. Berry Rrtrsr
Gay. Corkreu: Daniel. Harris. Heitfeld'
L4aurln' Mallory. Martin. Mills Mitchell
1 r-o.1SY' Morgan, Murphy Pasco, Petit
smith staWs-+ R2 r"i5s Roach shOup.
4Nrple' vest, White and Wolcott-l2
Says-AldTtch. Allison. Baker Burrows.
GaIllnger. Gear, Hale Hanna. Hansbron9b'
haWley' Hoar. Lindsay. Lodge Mcbride Nc
P P-I1n Mason P1stt Morrill, Nelson Penrose
SeWel Thurston, Wellington. WetmoreE32
SAME FATE.
Mr.. Foraker proposed an amendment
formerly suggested by Mr.. Spooncr. who
was absent, as follows.
mat u Is declared to be the final policy
OF the United States, that until there shall
nave been obtained an intermediary ,oraa
nent with the leading commercial natio1s =,
the world for the free coinage OF silver
when agreement the United States IL hereby
TURNER pledged 70 promote. the faith honor
and credit OF the United States are soIempIv
pledged to preserve the existing gold stand
ara ana all silver and paper currency shall
DC maintained at a parity with gold and
! al obligations OF the United States shall h4
maintained lnyioIably at the present stand
The amendment suffered the fate ~
those going before, tabled. 44-33. as
Yeas-Anen. Bacon. Bate Berry. Butler.
| cannon; Carter. Chandler. Chiffon Clay.
Jones (Arb Kenny. Kyle Lindsay. Me-
Emery, McLaurtn. Mallory Mantle Martin
! Mills. Mitchell. Money. Morgan Murphy Pas
! co. Pettlgrew Pettus, RawIins. Roach Shoup.
! smith Stewart Teller. TilIman Turner Tur-
PIE; vest White and Wolcott-H
r. Nsays-AdIdrich, Allison, Baker. Burrows.
I Foraker. Gallinger. Gear. Hale. Hanna
Hansbrough, Hawley Hoar. Lodge Mcbride
68eMLlan' Mason: Morrill,. Nelson. Penrose.
| son-33.
Mr.. Hoar presented the same amend
nent as the last. proposing it as an ad-
/ dtttOnal section. instead Of a separate
/ declarations This was tabled the vote
being the same as on the Foraker
/ amendment
MI Caffery proposed an amendment
as follows:
Provided. that II. at the time of pay
ment OF principal or interest OF the bouds.
| the market value OF silver is not at par
| with gold, at the ratio OF Is TO /. the prin-
cipal and interest shall be paid in gold or
/ Ia aDff t.Pf
FINAL VOTE.
/ The amendment was tabled without a.
/ yea ard nay vote This disposed OF
amendments and the decks were cleared
! FOR the final vote on the Teller resolu-
/ ton. The earlier votes had shown that
1 its passage was a foregoue conclusion,
| yet there was the keenest interest at
this eliminating feature Of the contest
ION this vote" announced the vice
president, the yeas are At and the nays
%, and the resolution IS agreed to-" The
/ vote in detail.
Yeas-Allen, Bacon. Bate. Berry. Butler.
Cannon. Carter Chandler. Chiffon. Clark
Clay, Cockrell. Daniel. Gray Harris Heit-
McEnery. McLaurin. Mallory. Mantle, Martin
Mills. Mitchell. Money. Morgan. Murphy
| Pasco. Pettigrew. Pettus. Pritchard RawIins,
/ Roach. ShOup, Smith, Stewart. Teller. TILL
/ man, Turple. Turner, Vest Warren, White
Nays-AldrIch. Allison. Baker. Burrows.
] Gallery. Cuilom, Davis, Fairbanks Foraker
( Gallinger. Gear, Hale. Hanna Hansbrough
Mason. Morrill,. Nelson. Penrose. Perkins
! Plat Conn, Plat On. ". Quay SeweI
. Thurston Wellington, Wetmors and Wilson
. -32.
The pairs throughout the voting were
as follows: TUrley with Deboe. Faux
ner with EIklns, German with Frye,
Jones New with Proctor, WalthalI
with SpOoner The first named would
In each case have voted with those sus-
tairing the resolution and against all
I amendments, while the last named
would have voted against the resolution
/ and for the amendments.
There was no demonstration on the
announcement. and at o'clock on the
motion of Senator Allison the senate
adjourned until Monday.