The San Francisco call., 1898-06-07
 IN AMENDMENTS House Sends Revenue Bill to Conference. THE VOTE ON PARTY LINES. DALzELL SAYS THE DEMAND IS
 A MILLION A DAY. Bailey of Texas, However, Argues There Is No Hurry, Claiming
 There Is Now Plenty of
 Money on Hand.
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Call Office, Riggs A1ouse,

Call Office, Riggs house,
 Washington, June 6.
 The House on a rising vote decided to non-concur and send the war revenue bill to conference-137 to 106 The House conferees on the bill are Dingley of Maine. Payne of New York and Bailey of Texas.
 The conferees met In the room of the Senate Committee on Finance at 5 o'clock. The Senate conferees express confidence that the conference will be concluded before the end of the week.
 When the House met. upon motion of Lacey (R.) of Iowa, the consideration or the bill providing for the exercise of suf- frage by volunteer soldiers and sailors in the Congressional elections was made a special order for tomorrow
 Consideration of a patent measure was interrupted at 12:0S o'clock by the receipt of the revenue bill from the Senate, and Dalzell CR.) of Pennsylvania, from the ton introduced by Dingley, providing for an immediate vote upon general non-con- currence and sending the bill to confer ence.
 The previous question was ordered on the resolution, and DalZel. speaking in support, said 1t was intended to expedite the enactment of the emergency revenue measure for the earliest possible relief of the treasury upon which there was a daily demand of $1,000 900. Replying to a question from Bartlett, he said the adop- ton of the resolution would prevent any separate votes upon the Senate amend ments. He said 1t would be in the pro- vince of the House to reject finally the conference report but that he could give no assurance that an opportunity would be ever given to vote on particular amendments.
 Bailey fD) of Texas, addressing him self to the Democratic position, said the pending measure was not political In the sense of an ordinary tariff measure. and that no one party was necessarily respon- Sible for it. Likewise, voting upon Sepa- measure might result in destroying the equity of an entire schedule, but such ob- jection could not be urged in the pending measure. He took issue with Dalzell In claiming that the treasury's condition presented a dire necessity for the immedt- ate passage of the measure, and in this connection reviewed the recent treasury statement insisting that a total of $780, 900 was available, including the gold reserve of S100 900 900, and at hand for the
 Dingley concluded in support of the res olution by saving it was identical with the one adopted when the tariff bill of 1897 came back from the Senate, and practically identical with that adopted by the Democrats in 1894.
 The vote was then taken upon the reso- noes, the rollcall resulting as follows: Ayes, 137; noes. 106.
 The vote was strictly partisan. The agree to the conference. and the Speaker named Dingley of Maine. Payne CR) of New York and Bailey '(D.) of Texas as conferees.
 A bill of 231 pages providing a code of criminal law and procedure for Alaska was called up, but its reading was inter- rupted by a motion to adjourn, made by sherman (R) of New York, which pre- vailed. and at 3:34 o'clock the House ad- VI.