| Show BRAWLEY DILL DEFEATED Negative Vote SS Republicans 73 Democrats 9 Populists Washington June 6 Ccxs amendment amend-ment to the state bank bill was defeated defeat-ed to day in the House by 102 to 170 A viva voce vote on the Brawley bill wan taken and the bill was defeated Brief speeches in opposition to the bill were mad by Representative Mei klejQhn of Nebraska Bingham of Pennsylvania Robinson of Pennsylvania Pennsylvan-ia Cochran of New York Hicks of Pennsylvania and Quig of New York Mr Dingley of Maine closed the debate de-bate in opposition to the bill At the close of his mark3 and after a brief explanation by Mr Springer the vote on Mr Coxs amendment taken and it was lost on a yea and nay vote 102 to 170 as follows Yeas Abbott Alexander Arnold Bailey Bai-ley Bankhead Bell Black Georgia Bland Boatner Bower North Carolina Caro-lina Branch BreckinrKlge Kentucky Bunn Cabinets Campbell Catchings Clark Missouri Cobb Alabama Cockrel Cooper Florida Cooper Indiana In-diana Cooper Texas Cox Grain Crawford Culberson Cnmrniiigs Day Da-y Dearmond Denson Dinsmore Ed munds Ellis Kentucky English California Cal-ifornia Enl e Epes Fifhiah Fyan Geary Gorman Grady Hall Missouri Harter Heard Henderson North Carolina Car-olina Hutch o Islar Jones Kyl Lathner Lawson Lester Livingston Maddox Maguirs Mallory Marshall McCulloch McDermond MtLaurin Mc Millin McRae Merilith Money Montgomery Mont-gomery Morgan Moses Neill Oates Ogdi n ONeill 1I lri Paschal Painter Patterson Pendleton Texas Price Richardson Tennessee Kobins Rusell Georgia Sayers Shell Snoa grass Stallings Stockdale Stone Kentucky Ken-tucky Strait Swanson Talbert Tate Terry Tracey Tucker Turner Virginia Virgin-ia Tufpin Washington Wheeler Alabama Ala-bama Williams Mississippi Wilson West Virginia Wise Woodard and Speaker Crisp 102 Nays Adams Pennsylvania Aldrich Al-drich Apsley Babcock Baker Kansas Baker New Hampshire Baldwin Bar Ihouldt Bartlett Barwig Belden Bell Colorado Bingham Blair Bowers California B ret Bickner Broderick BrOokhire Brosins Brown Bryan By num Cannon California Cannon Illinois Illi-nois Capeheart Causey Checkering Clancy Cobb Missouri Cockran Coffee Cof-fee Conn Coombs Cooper Wisconsin Cornish Cousins Covert Curtis Kansas Kan-sas Dalzell Daniels Davis Dingley Dolliver Doolittle Draper Dunn Dun phy Durburrow Ellis Oregon Erd pan Everett Fielder Forman Fun ston Geissenhaimer Gillett New York Giet Massachusetts Goldzier Griffin Grif-fin Hager Grout Grow Haines Nebraska Ne-braska Hall Minnesota Hammond HaTe Harmer Harris Hartman Hanglhen Hayes Hendnx Hepburn Hermann Hicks Hitt Holman Hooker Hook-er New York Hopkins Pennsylvania Houk Hudson Hulick Hull Hunter Ickert Johnson North Dakota Johnson John-son Indiana Kern Keifer Lacy Lane Lapham Layton Linton Lou denslager Lucas Lynch Magner Mason Ma-son Marsh Martin Indiana Marvin New York AlcCaH McCleary Inn McDonald Mcltterick McGann Mc Kaig McKeighan McNagny Meikle john Mercer Murray Nortway 0 Neill Massachusetts Paine Pearson Pence Pendleton West Virginia Perkins Per-kins Phillips Pickier Pigott Post Powers Quigg Ray Rayner Read R iy Reiburn Richards Richardson Michigan Ritchie Robinson Pennsylvania Penn-sylvania Rusk Ryan Settle Shaw Sibley Sickles Sipe Smith Sorg Sperry Springer Stevens W A Stone C W Stone Sweet Talbot Tarsney Tawney Taylor Indiana Taylor Tennessee Thome Updegraff Van Voorhis Ohio Walker Wanger Warner War-ner Waugh Wsaclock Wheeler Illinois Illi-nois Williams Illinois Wilson Ohio Wilson Washington Wolverton Woomer Wright Massachusetts Total To-tal 170 The affirmative vote was entirely Democratic The negative was 88 Republicans Re-publicans 75 Democrats and 9 Populists Popu-lists listsA A viva voce vote on the bill was then taken and the bill was defeated At 245 amid loud applause the House went into committee of the whole ro consider the Indian appropriation bill and a filibuster was started as 3 result re-sult of Mr Holmans request that the first reading of the bH be dispensed with Mr Hay of New York oojecting 315 A motion to adjourn was carried at |
