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- - is,nrovisation Hang Gen. Weyler
w sour apple tree. as we so marching
OIL NJ. ,a~ spirit was reflected in the songs.
% o'clock the House was officially
--rifed of the Senate's action in further
insstus. ,
as he report of disagreement had
- read. moved that the House still FUR
- assist upon its amendments, aud re-
orsst surther conference.
,t, Mr. Bromwell moved that the
-. recede from its disagreement and
ia1c,lr IN the Senate's amendments.
ma republicans who were voting VITA
49, 9nn5sition lost the vote of Mr.. Cooper
- wisconsin on this roll call. He voted
~ vim the administration Republicans.
Tbo other eleven Republicans again voted
70 recede and concur.
,bs motion was again lost by a vote Of
IA 10 H.
,,rbout division.
-rbo sneaker again appointed Messrs.
,dsms. Heatwole and Dinsmore confer
rscess was then taken until II O'clock
A. tbat hour the House took another re-
as until 1880 to. give the conferees an
other opportunity to meet.
At 1880, the House was formally notified
of the action of the Senate and another re-
4 cess until u o'clock was taken Immediate
~ ,
1880 a. m to await the action of the con-
ferees.
Washington. April 49, 2;SO a. MAS soon
as the conference report had been present.
ed, MIR Adams moved the adoption of the
4 report and upon that motion he demanded
the previous question.
The galleries gave cheer after cheer as
the resolutions were read. The demand
for the previous question cut off debate
and Mr. Bailey and MIR. Johnson, Rep, OF
Indiana, both appealed for a few minutes
time.
Mr.. Adams refused to yield time for de-
bate owing tosthe lateness of the hour.
Mr. Johnson protested Indignantly
Nj Bailey demanded the ayes and nays
and the roll was called.
The previous question was ordered by a
vote of III to l2l.
The first roll call showed 293 yeas and 5
nays
The yea vote on the adoption of the con-
ference report follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Acheson, Adams, Adam
SON Aldrich. Alexander Allen, Arnold.
Babcock, Bailey, Baird, Baker of
4 Illinois, Baker of Indiana, Ball,
Bankhead, Barber, Barham, Bar
low, Barney, Barrows, Barth-
odt Bartlett, Beach, Belden, Belford.
Belknap, Bell, Benner, Bennett, Benton
a Berry, Bishop, Bodine, Booze, Botkin
Boutele of Illinois, Bradley, Brantley
Bremen Brewster, Broderck, Brous-
sard, Brown, Brownlow, Brucker, Brumm,
Brundige Bull, Burke, Burleigh Burton
Butler, Campbell, Cannon, Caprou, Car
mack, Caste,o- Chickering, Clardy
Clark Of Iowa, Clark of Missouri
Clarke Of New Hampshire. Clay
ton, Cochran of Missouri, Cochran of New
York, Condjng, Colson, Connell, Connolly,
Cooper of Texas, Cooper of Wisconsin,
Corliss, Cousins, Cowherd. Cox, Crump,
Crumpacker. Cummings, Curtis of Kan
sas, Dazell, Danford, Davenport, Davey,
Davidson of Wisconsin, Davis, Dayton,
Dearmond, Degraffenreid Devries, Ding
ley, Dmsmore, Dockery, Dolliver, Dorr,
Dovener, briggs, Eddy, Ellis. Ermentrout
Evans, faris, Fischer, Fitzgerald, Fitz-
patrick, Fleming Fletcher, Foote, Foss
Fowler of North Carolina, Fowler of New
Jersey, Fox, Gibson, Gillett, Gillette Graft
Greene, Griffin of Wisconsin, Griffith
Of Indiana, Griggs, Grosvenor
Grow Gum, Hager, Hamilton
Handy, Harmer, Hartman, Hawley. Hay.
Heatdoe, Hemenway, Henderson, Henry of
Connecticut Henry of Indiana, Henry of
Mississippi, Henry of Texas, Hepburn,
hicks. Hilborn, Hill, Hinrichsen, Hooker,
hopkins, Howard of Georgia, Howe, Hull
Hunter Hurley, Jenkins, Jet, Johnson, of
North Dakota. Jones of Virginia, Jones of
Washington, Joy, Kelly, Ketcham Kirk
patrick, Kleberg, Knowles, Knox, Kulp,
Lacey Lams, Lands, Lanham, Lattimer,
Lawrence Lentz, Lewis OF Georgia, Lewis
Of Washington Linney, Littauer, Little,
Livingston, Lloyd, Lorrimer Loudenslag-
eF Love, Lowering, Low, Ley
brand, McCleary, Mcclellan, Nc
Cormick, Mcculloch, Mcdonald, Mcdowell,
MeEwen Mcintyre, Mcmillan, McRae,
s.addoX' Mcguire, Mahany. Mahon, Mann,
marsh, Marshall, Martin, Maxwell, Meek
son Mercer, Mesick, Meyer, Miers, Mil
e'' Mills, Miner, Mitchell Moody, Moon,
Morris, Mudd Newlands, Northway Nor
lon of Ohio Norton of South Carolina,
ogden Olmstead Otey, Often, Overstreat.
Facker, Parker of New Jersey, Payne,
fearce Pearson, Perkins, Peters, Pierce,
hlney' Prince, Pugh Reeves. Rhea, Rich
srdson Ridgeley. Rixey, Robb, Robbins,
MORRISON, Robinson, Royse, Russell. Say
rs Settle, Shafroth, Shannon, Shattuc,
sAeden, Sherman, Showalter, Shuford
simpson Sims, Slayden, Smith of Illinois,
Shlih Of Kentucky, s. w. Smith, w. A
sm.th' Shower Southard Southwick
padlng, Sparkman. Sperry, Sprague
.aHhgs Stark. steele, Stephens, Stevens
o.e"art Of New Jersey Stewart of Wiscon-
NJ stokes, C. W. Stone, w. A. Stone, Strode
uoWG Sullivan, Sulloway, Sulzer, Suth-
ana Tate, Tawney, Taylor of Ohio, Tay-
OF Alabama. Terry, Thorpe Todd
ongue Underwood, Updegraff, Van voor-
b Fenslage, Walker of Massachusetts
aiher of Virginia, wanger, Ward, War
weaver, Weymouth, Wheeler of Ken
-chy White OF Illinois, Williams of Mis-
ssippi' Wilson of South Carolina, Yosl
Jung OF pennsylvania, Young of Virginia
ydys-Boutelle of Maine, Brewer, Gard
r., %, Johnson Of Indiana. Mccall and Loud.
rro9tai-Yeas 80; nays, g.
"y Vote was announced at 2:43 a. M,
o nu Immediately thereafter the House ad-
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