Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-19
zion. In tho senate


was passed to-day by the House
vote Of lg0 to 10. Ii bad the united
ot an the Republicans in the
without exception and OF eleven
or.ts-1lessrs. Clayton. briggs. Fltz(I
Il Levy. Rupert. scudder, Under
ari Wilson Of New York: McAleer of
I ylvania, Denny Of, Maryland, and
r OF Massachusetts,
lu the other Democrats voted against
measure. or were paired against IT,
e. pt Mr.. John Walter smith. Governor
a. of Maryland. Mr. Stallings. of Ala
tra. and General Joseph Wheeler, Of
Alabama.
ar stalings Of Alabama. has not been
sent in the House this session on ac-
count Of illness. and one Of his colleagues
announced that o. present he would have
voted in the negative. General Wheeler
s. serving in the Philippines. Mr. Smith
is therefore, the only member Of the
House who did not go upon record on the
bI to-day.
when the Speaker announced the re-
s1t O. the vote the Republicans cheered|
,u.-iy. That was the only demonstra-
ton In connection with the vo-e
1ir bartlett. Of Georgia. who sustained
severe accident some time ago, was
also present. on crutches
THE GAG RULE.
Neither @ motion 10 recommit nor an
o1er of substitute was in order by the
terms OF the special rule under which the
House WAS operating.
-r 'ues Of Tennessee. asked If 10
Would Do. lu ORDER % recJmmit with Inc
2rructons 10 report back fr-e-o0iuage
bill cit SIS not" replied the Speaker.
The b.ll was then read a third time and
placed upon It's Gnal passage. OF demand |
''e yeas and nays" said Mr.. Overstreet. !
e. indiana, iu -halee Of tAe bin. Mem
lars rose cn both sides en- nasse. 10 SCI |
end the demand. Evidently a sufficient |
'er,' said the Speaker. "The Clerk
eau the roll"
Oh. roll-cal was followed with great in |
There We're no demonstrations |
l The Democrats who broke away |
rho majority Of their party voted in |
i lt-rmauve The Clerk called the l
Danes Of The Democrats VINO declined 10 /
1l twice on each roli-cau Every |
.can voted FOR the Niu.
rs. Catch.ngs, OF Mississippi: Camp !
Montana. BrOIssrd OF Louis |
i- liober' son. Of Louisiana. and Davy. |
-lslana, were paired against the |
''AMITTEB ANNOUNCEMENT.
lAe vote the Speaker rather un- |
e-4v,.e1iy announced the committee SEE |
and the reading of the lists was |
Win intense eaeeruess by the !
whose hopes for distinction de- |
- 'l -reoly upon their committee ass
"g "n'l Iheldent ln cohnec-
-.ton Of the Speaker as TO whether
General Wheeler's name had been placed |
Tho Committee ON Ways and Means |
r henderson responded i'm the me- |
a vacancy had been left on this |
Tor General Wheeler
AouAcement OF the Death of Rep
I'VE Bland, OF Missouri. which Oc- /
1850 ..-t summer was made by Mr.
d. ot Missouri. and the House
1T 20 his memory adjourned |
1'" T. 81
senate Proceedings.
W..t The s..a NAV acconnlisb in the
N leel for she phiir,.f,ce Am
-le pro ,assf,- To ,.rljI.,,.tt,.,
tHlt the ... ..,,, ,,..u 81. -.
ts.l-el is ..fr1 Iy fI. ,.,,,,t.., -
.-I1rs d.. ...,, ,,. ''iio'I oi
i'm opDa..fI.- D., ,t.
United State. o. fr. pt.it,.,t,,ss
Irs TWO resolutions. ,... . .,.''i p.,'s
t.-.r one by lrr. Trr.., 40 So
Crl. and ib. ...., Dr.. no.,
-.
"-.e ihey diner in some details. their
me Same 'D vl t0 yield the
I' "a snNefnu .rf f1 he established
iiii.nos tnDm. elves. Both sena-
gave lnuce ot their intention 10. adj
me senate on their respective reso-
IlLIMAN ANTI-EXpANSION.
ST. Turau offered -. ,......,.,,,,, ..,.,.,-
.ne clauses of the Darl.,et,l,, ~ 49,
I.r.0n.o. DECLARING ta.t ne r,.'t.r,l
Government under The Constifution besI
DID power lo tlle ov.r colonial ls,ard,r-
... b1l T.. restricted ina MS ora,atior- H.
as iureeraf Darfe of tbe r-nio,
fo Territories Intended for future
. DECLARING further. that the OK
of our commerce cannot be de-
.at upon the adoption of a policy oil
ralism. and maintaining. further
t We are opposed 10 fbe retention oil
Philippine Islands bv the United