The Washington weekly post., 1900-04-17

lzbotfng with twelve Republicans who
were threatening 20 absent themselves on
account OF the Speakers alleged intsn-
ton Of not bringing Up the Gr0ut bin 20
tax oleomargarins al this session OF Con-
grefs Gen. Grout warned them not TO tTy
20 accomplish their end by breaking Re
publican china. He finally appeared In
time to record his own vote and that Of
the twelve recalciirants.
Mr. Long. the Republican whip" ac-
COmpIished unusually good work in hav-
ing every man OF his party paired VIXEN
the finsi vote came. He clearly outgen-
ersled the Democrats. but this was not
the fault OF Mr. Underwood. their whip.
who was unable TO make all his men
stand by the caucus resolutions. As il was.
Mr.. Stallings was the only absent Demo-
crat impaired. But Mr.. Meyer and Mr..
Davcy. Of Louisiana. Democrats. who vot-
ed for the bill originally. were paired
with Democrats and for the bill. Mr. De
Vries, OF California. was the only Demo-
crst Of the four who voted for the bill
originally that vas recorded against il
yesterday. He did so on the ground that
he found the civil government feature
obnoxious n its Capitalization of power.
The Republican opponents of the bill
mustered even more strength than they
had hoped for a week ago. They cast
rine votes yesterday. although Mr.. Fletch-
er voted with his party on the rule. They
were Mr.. Mccall. Mr.. Littlefeld Mr.
CTumpacker. Mr.. LOrimer Mr. Warner,
Mr.. HeatwOle. Mr. Fletcher. Mr.. II. c.
Smith. and Mr. Lane. The total vote on
the bill was 81. There were eleven mem
bers who voted present because of pairs
with absentees. Tie number of pairs was
eighteen These thirty-six paired mem
bers. the one impaired, and the 3l4 voting
comprise 35l men, which constitutes the
present membership Of the House.
Detailed Vote on Concurrins.
Yaas-Aeheson. Adoms, Al6rich, Alexander. Allen
of Maine, Bsboock, Bailey Of Kansas. Baker Bar
ham. Barthodt. Bingham. Bishop. Boreing. Boutell,
Bowersock, Brick. Bromwell Brosius Brown
BroTnlOv, Bull Burke OF South Dakota Burleigh,
Burton, Butler. Calderheed. Cannon. CapFon Clarke
OF New Hampshire. Cochrsne OF New York ConneIl
Cooper OF Wisconsin COriSs. Cousins, Cromer,
Crump. Curtis. Cushman. Dahle. DalzelI, Samuel
Davenport, Davidson. Dayton Dick DOiver. Dove
neT. Driscoll, Eddy Emerson Faris Fordney, Fcss
Fowler. Freer Gamble. Gardner OF Michigan. Gard
ner Of New Jersey. Gibson, GILL Gillet Of New York
Graf. Graham, Greene OF Massachusetts, Grosvenor
GTOut. Grow. Hamilton. Haugen, Hedge, Hemenxay
Henry. Hepburn. Hill, Hit. HoHecker, Hopkins.
Howell. Jack. jenkins. Jones Of Washington Joy.
Kahn. Ketcham, Knox, Lacey Landis Lawrence
Linney. Llttauer. Long, Loud LoudensIager. Lover
ing. McCleary MCPherson, Mann Marsh Mercer
Mesick. Metcalf, Miller, Mondel Moody Of Massa-
chusetts, Moody OF Oregon. Morgan. Morris, Mudd
Needham, O'Grady, Olmsted, Overstreet Parker
PAYNE. Pearee Of Missouri, PearTe. Phillips Pow
ers, Prince, Pugh, Ray Of New York ReedeT
Reeves, Roberts RodeEbsrg. Russell. Shattuc, Shell
den. Sherman, Showslter, sibey. Smith Of Illinois
s. w. Smith ". A. Smith Southard Spaldlng
York Stewart OF Wisconsin. Sulioway Tawney
TayIer Of Ohio Thomas Of Iowa. Thropp. Tompklns
Tongue, Van Voorhis, Vreeland wadsvorth
wanger. Waters Watson, Weaver. Weeks White
Wise. Wright Young. and Speaker Henderson-1sl.
Nays-Adamson. Allen Of Kentucky, Atwater. Ball
BsEkhead Barber. Bartlett Bell. Bellamy, Benton
Berry, Bradley, BrartIey, Breazeaie. Brewer Brun-
didge BurleSon. Bprr ett Caldwell Campbell, Catch
ings. Chanler. Clark OF Missouri, Clayton Of Ala
baTa Clayton of New York Cooney, Cowherd, Cox,
Crawford. Crumpacker, Cummings Cusack, DAILY
Stanley Davenport, Davis, De Armond De GraHen-
reid De Vries Derny. Dinsmore, Dougherty, briggs,
Elliott. Finley. Fitzgerald OF Massachusetts, Fitz-
gerald Of New York, Fitzpatrick. Fleming. Fletcher
Foster. Fox, Gaines. Gayle. Gilbert, Glynn, Cor
doE, Green Of Pennsylvania, Griffith, Grisgs, Hail.
HestHole, Henry cf Mississippi. Henry Of Texas
Howard, Jet. Johnston Jones OF Virginia, Kitehin
Kleberg. Klutts Lamb. Lane Ianhsm Latimer
Lentz, Lester Levy. Lewis. Little LittlefaId Liv-
ingston. Lloyd, Loriner, McAleer. Mccall McCle-
Ian, MCCullOeh. Mcdowell, McLan, McRae Maddox
May. Meekison, Miers OF Indiana Moon Muller
Naphen Neville, NewlGnds Noonan Norton OF Ohio
Norton Of South Carolina, Pierce OF Tennessee
ouarles. Ransd=il, Rhea Of Kentucky Rhea Of Vir-
eiha, Richardson, Ridgey, Riordan Robb. Robin
son OF Indiana, Robinson OF Nebraska tucker Rup-
per- Ryan Of New York. Ryan of Pennsylvania
Scudder, ShscklefOrd. shafroth. Sheppard Sims
Siayden, Smith Of Kentucky. Henry C. Smith, Snod-
grass. SParkman, Spight, Stark, stephens Of Texas
Stokes Sulzer, Sutherland, Swanson Talbert. Tate
Taylor Of Alabama, Terry, Thomas of North Caro-
lima. Turner, Und-rhill, Underwood. yandiver War
ler. Wheeler, j. r. Williams, William f. Williams
Williams of Mississippi, Wilson OF Idaho, Wilson OF
New York. WiILon Of South Carolina, Zcnor. and
Ziegler-I53
The pairs were as follows. the first
named being in favor of the bill: Hull
with Hay, Packer with Polk, Barney with
Allen (Miss), Weymouth with Broussard,
Giilett tMass) with Thayer, Hawley with
Cooper CTex.), Burkett with Burke (TeXD,
Mahon with Otey. Minor (Wis.) with Rix-
ey, Lybrand with Castor, Kerr with Car
macH, DaVey Dem.) with Crowley Meyer
Deni.) with Robertson Ga), Often with
BreT ner, Wachter with Small, Stewart
IN. j. with Salmon, Esch with Bailey
TEX, Boutelle (Me) with Cochran CMo.)
npaired-Stallings DEM, of Alabama
The Hawaiian bill was sent to confer
ence, and at 5:S5 the House adjourned