The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-06-13

the war revenue bill was presented to the
house today.
Consideration was interrupted by re-
casa Mt s O'Clock this evening, at Wil'h
hour the report was taken up again. ana
after three hours debate, involving a W'"G
range of subjects and some sehsa''ouIi
features, It was voted upon ana adopted
l5f to l07.
The election measure will be disposed or
totnorrovy Immediately after the meeting OF
tha house Tonight Mr.. Pierce, democrat
OF Tennessee made a vigorous attack up
on the prosecution of the war an" mo
alleged unwarranted delay in sending re-
llnf to the CubanS. A sensational leaI"i"
WAS the clash between Mr. fr"sV'"'i,
publican. of Ohio. and Mr. 9Wa..o"' ,.,1,
ocrat. of virginia, growing out of the form
er,s attacI, unou the lattcr'S speech II crit
icsim of the revenue Dill e..
After a prolonged conversational roiS'"-
Grafton of the bill to enable the N"I"l''o''
soldiers to vote in Con@ftSSioH'' CIV 'iV1''
i'm which its Consttutoha!itE WIS "''
cissod Mr.. Bailey democrat or leNaS'
secured the food and delivered speech on
Tho constitutionalIty OF the bill directing
7ig orru,neut chiefly to establishing lhde-
nandcntlv and by the presentation "l
Inrf, line of court decisions the diSlliIC-
+ion between the qualifications OF voters,
which he contended the state alolie 'o"pu
fix, and tine uInts' PI1N'7 ''"N a.,
of hoiding elections, affecting which the
constitution explicitly gives congress the
riaht to alter or to make alterations.
Mr. Lewis. democrat, of Washington, OPP
posed the view advocated by MT. bAiIey.
At the CONCLUSION OF me 9PS.
Lewis, Mr. s W. oinit"' -, ,,,',,,,.1 tt,.
Michigan, in charge Oh t10 ''''
previous question: ,,,hi1, Mr. Cum
' I,,orrat of New NOrk. was de
m!hS5, ne"'o0''t, 49, ,frar an aneud-
manding recognition 70 ol's I '' e., ,,,a
mcnt to give the privilege 81 Fo''"7 ~ ~
sailors and marines. Ire ldl'1N ~
amendment il, ana upon inc "''.
ueat Of the vote ordering inc - 800.
question, the New YORK i"eHlO'i 0"''0
the ayes and nays.
az want to know" he cried with Nsor
that created much Goiinii"', WA ~ >si,,It he
wv! at members WI -
sailors out OF TINS plI4'
The roll cali resulted i'2 d. - 'I,'' ,,,,,
MI Bailey d'lhdho'' d '''' - t,a
the engrossment an" I'M" I,o ,.nIn
bill and at the cohcid9i"h - va IN
demanded the reading OF the tt5 ;
r>his involved Il, delay, the Dill nor "SlAs'
j., ,1 Mr. Dtns.lcy republican, or
' thn,, was reropnizcd ard presented
M"ile' ' .,,,,rt imam the revenue
the coiI4Gl'i'~0
bill. ,o.,,,o yi1l TIN
war 1"eVehuo o4A- f
Aftar fine reading of the report and state
49, l,,,,sn confarPcs Mr.. pingley
ncnt Oh ll1e """"1 ,,,r,Ittaa was ia
said the desire Oh Inc t,,;s "1naIT esnerfaIIv
enact the bill into law tHi9 "'0N' 1900,
IN view of the fact that great losses Noulu
1 a,oided Nv early passage of the meas
~ eirca It's provisions were known TO
ure' since us ef1otnd NV them He asked
NJ poiI.,, what the wishes of the minority
.,, ia regard to debate.
Mr. t}9ilev said he appreciated that the
of h1t he
,,,ocia+aI the importat &c of early action
a,I vvos inclined to believe that no desire
for extended debate was entertained Dy
Tho minority. lu response to Mr., Dln6leys
,,,nrv he said no difficulty would De eNpe-
,innced IN reaching a vote tonight
Mr. Dinclcy at length announced ne
would move the previous question at lo'"o