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was the only member on either side absent

was the only member on either side absent
aud impaired. The vote in detail follows:
Yeas-Atchfson. Adams, Aldrich. Alexan-
der. Allen OF Maine, Babcock. Bailey OF
Kansas. Baker, Barham. Bartholdt Bing-
ham, Bishop. Boreing, Boutell. Bowersock
Brick. Bromwell, Brosius. Brown. Brown-
low. Burke OF South Dakota. Burleigh,
ron, Clark OF New Hampshire. Cochran or
New York. Connell. Cooper OF Wisconsin
torliss, Cousin, Cromer. Crump, GURUS
Cushman. Dahle, Dalzell, Samuel a. DaV-
enport of Pennsylvania, Davidson. Dayton
Dick, Dolliver, Dovener, Driscoll, Eddy'
Emerson, Faris. Fordney, Foss. Fowler
Freer, Gamble, Gardner of Michigan, GaTd-
ner of New Jersey Gibson. Gill. Gillet OF
New York. Graft. Graham Greene of Mas
sachusetts, Grosvenor, Grout. Grow, Hani-
ilton, Haugen, Henderson, Hedge, Hernen-
way, Henry, Hepburn, Hill, HoHecker:
Hopkins. Howell, Jack, Jenkins, Jones Oh
Washington. Joy, Kahn. Ketcham, Knox,
Lacey, Landis. Lawrence, Linney, l<lttauer'
Long, Loud. Loudenslager, Lowering, NC
Cleary, Mcpherson, Mann Marsh. Mercer.
Mesick, Metcalf. Muller, Mondell, Moody OF
Massachusetts, Moody of Oregon Morgan,
Morris, Mudd. Needham, O'Grady, Ohm
stead. Overstreet. Parker, Payne, Pearce
of Missouri. Pearre, Philips. Powers,
Prince. Pugh Ray of New York, Reeder,
Reeves. Roberts, Rodenberg. Russell. Shat
tue, Sheldon, Sherman, Showalter, Sibley,
G.. w. Smith. S. w. Smith. w. A. Smith,
Southard. Spalding. Spery. Sprague. Steele,
Stevens, Stewart of New York, Stewart of
Wisconsin, Sulloway Tawney. Tayler of
Ohio. Thomas of Iowa. Thropp. Tompkins,
Tongue. Van Voorhis. Vreeland. Wads-
worth. Wanger, Waters, Watson, Weaver,
Weeks. White, Wise Wright. Young-16l
Nays-Adamson, Allen of Nebraska, At
water, Bankhead, Barker. Bartlett, Bell
Bellamy. Benton. Berry, Bradley. Brant-
ley ley, Sraezeale. s, Brewer' Brundidge' uh Buri-
ings. Chanler. Clark of Missouri, Clayton
of Alabama. Clayton of New York. Cooney.
Cowherd, Cox, Crawford. Crumpacker,
Cummings. Cusack. DAILY. Stanley W. Dav-
export. Davis. De Armond De GraffenreId,
De Vries, Denny. Dinsmore, Dougherty,
briggs. Elliott. Finley. Fitzgerald of Mas
sachusetts. Fitzgerald of New York. Fitz-
Gaines, Gayle, Gilbert, Glinn, Gordon,
Green of Pennsylvania. Griffith, Griggs,
Hall. Heatwole, Henry of Mississippi, Hen
ry OF Texas, Howard, Jett. Johnston, Jones
Of Virginia Kitchen Ghe kleberg ,taS kutz. dutz
Lester. Levy. Lewis, Little, Littlefeld,
Livingston. Lloyd. Lorimer. McAleer. Nc
Call, Mcclellan, McCulloch, Mcdowell. Nc
Miers of Indiana. Moon, Muller, Naphen.
Neville, Newlands, Noonan. Norton of
Ohio, Norton of South Carolina, Pierce of
Tennessee, Quarles. Ransdell. Rhea of
Ridgely. Riordan, Robb, Robinson of Indi-
ana. Robinson of Nebraska. Rucker Rup-
| pert Ryan of New York. Ryan of Pennsyl-
vania, Scudder, Schackelford. Shaffroth,
Sheppard. Sims, Slayden, Smith of Ken
| lucky, Henry c. Smith, Snodgrass. Spark
man. Spight Stark, Stephens of Texas,
| Stokes, Sulzer, Sutherland, Swanson. Tai
bert, Tate. Taylor of Alabama, Terry,
Thomas of North Carolina, Turner, Under
hill, Underwood. Vandver, Warner Wheel
| er. j. r. Williams, William E. Williams
| Williams of Mississippi, Wilson of Idaho
| Wilson of New York, Wilson of South Car
| olina, Zenor. Ziegler-153
The pairs were as follows, the first named
being in favor of the bill: Hull with Hay
/ Packer with Polk, Barney with Allen OF
Mississippi. Weymouth with Broussard
| Gillett of Massachusetts with Thayer
| Hawley with Cooper of Texas, Burkett
| with Burke of Texas. Mahon with Obey
| Minor of Wisconsin with Rixley. Libran
| with CASTOR, Kerr with Carmack, Davey
| OemocraD with Crowley, Meyer Demo
craD with Robinson of Louisiana, Otter
/ with Brenner, Wachter with Small, Stew
| art of New Jersey with Salmon. Esch will
| Bailey of Texas, Boutele of Maine will
| Cochran of Missouri. npaired-Stallings
The vote came at o'clock after a very
| interesting and at times exciting debate OF
| five hours. which covered not only the bill
but the special order under which the
House acted. One of the most dramatic
features of the day was the reading by
Mr.. Richardson, the minority leader. of tn,
| original opinion of Charles +. Magoon the
| legal adviser of the War Department, in
favor of the view that the Constitution ex
tended over Porto Rico ex proprio vigore
Messrs Warner OF Illinois, Crumpacker o.
| Indiana. Mccall of Massachusetts, and Lori
mer of Illinois, all Republicans, mad,
speeches against the motion to concur.