Capehart, Chickering, Clark of Mo., Cobb of
Ala., Cockrell, Coffeen, Conn, Cooper of Wis.,
Cornish, Cousins, Cox of Tenn., Crawford,
Curtis of Kan., DAVIS, De Armond, Denson,
Dinsmore, Dockery, Dolliver, Doolittle, English
of Cal., Enloe, Epes, Fithian, Forman, Funston,
Fyan, Gear, Gorman, Grady, Grow, Hager,
Hainer of Neb., Hall of Mo., Hammond, Hare,
HARRIS of Kan., Hatch, Haugen, Heard, Hen-
derson of Ill, Henderson of Iowa, Henderson
of N. C, Hermann, Hines of Pa., Hitt, Holman,
Hooker of Miss., Hopkins of Pa., Houk of
Tenn., HUDSON, Hulick, Hull, Hunter, Ikirt,
Johnson of Ind., KEM, Kribbs, Kyle, Lacey,
Lane, Latimer, Linton, Livingston, Lucas,
Maddox, Mallory, Marsh, Martin, McCreary
of Ky., McCulloch, McDannold, McDearmon,
McKaig, MCKEIGHAN, McLaurin, McNagny,
McRae, Milliken, Money, Montgomery, Morgan,
Moses, Murray, Neill, Ogden, Paynter, Pearson,
PENCE, Pendleton of W. Va., Perkins, Pickler,
Richardson of Mich., Richardson of Tenn., Rob-

Daniels of N. Y., De Forest, Draper, Dunn, | erick, Brookshire, Brown of Ind., Bundy,
English of Cal, English of N. J., Erdman, Bunn, Burrows, Caminetti, Cannon of Cal.,
Everett of Mass., Fletcher, Funk, Gardner,
Gear, Geissenhainer, Graham, Griffin, Grow,
Hager, Haines of N. Y., Hall of Minn., Harter,
Hartman, Hayes, Hendrix, Houk of Tenn.,
Hulick, Hunter, Johnson of N. Dak., Kyle,
Lacey, Lapham, Lawson of Ga., Lester of Ga.,
Loudenslager, Lynch, Maddox, Magner,
Maguire, Mallory, McAleer, McEttrick, Mc-
Gann, McMillin, Mercer, Meyer, Money,
O'Neil of Mass., Outhwaite, Page, Paschal,
Patterson, Pendleton of Tex., Perkins, Pigott,
Price, Quigg, Reed, Reyburn, Ritchie, Russell
of Conn., Russell of Ga., Ryan, Settle, Shaw,
Snodgrass, Somers, Sorg, Sperry, Springer,
Stephenson, W. A. Stone, Storer, Talbott of Md.,
Tarsney, Tracey, Turner of Ga, Updegraff,
Wadsworth, Walker, Warner, Washington,
Weadock, Wolverton, Wright of Mass.-111.
NAYS-Messrs. Abbott, Aitken, Alderson,
Alexander, Allen, Arnold, BAKER of Kans.,
Bankhead, BELL of Colo., Berry, BOEN, Bower
of N. C., Bowers of Cal., Branch, Bretz, Brod-
erick, Brookshire, Brown of Ind., Bunn, Bur-bins, Sayers, Shell, Sibley, SIMPSON, Smith,
rows, Caminetti, Cannon of Cal., Capehart,
Chickering, Clark of Mo., Cobb of Ala., Cockrell,
Coffeen, Conn, Cooper of Wis., Cousins, Cox of
Tenn., Crawford, Curtis of Kan., DAVIS, De
Armond, Denson, Dinsmore, Dockery, Dolliver,
Doolittle, Enloe, Epes, Fithian, Funston, Fyan,
Gorman, Grady, Hainer of Neb., Hall of Mo.,
Hammond, Hare, HARRIS of Kan., Hatch, NAYS-Messrs. Adams of Ky., Aldrich, Baker
Haugen, Heard, Henderson of Ill., Henderson of N. H., Baldwin, Bartholdt, Bartlett, Bar-
of Iowa, Henderson of N. C., Hermann, Hines wig, Bell of Tex., Black of Ga., Boatner, Brick-
of Pa., Hitt, Holman, Hooker of Miss., Hopkinsner, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cadmus, Clancy, Clarke
of Pa., HUDSON, Hull, Ikirt, Izlar, Johnson of
Ind., KEM, Kribbs, Lane, Latimer, Livingston,
Lucas, Marsh, Martin, McCreary of Ky., Mc-
Culloch, McDannold, McDearmon, McKaig,
MCKEIGHAN, McLaurin, McNagny, McRae,
Meredith, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses, Murray,
Neill, Ogden, Paynter, Pearson, PENCE, Pen-
dleton of W. Va., Pickler, Richardson of Mich.,
Richardson of Tenn., Robbins, Sayers, Shell,
Sibley, SIMPSON, Smith, Stallings, Stockdale,
C. W. Stone, Strong, Sweet, Talbert of S. C.,
Tate, Tawney, Taylor of Ind., Terry, Thomas,
Turpin, Tyler, Wanger, Waugh, Wheeler of
Ala., Wheeler of Ill., Williams of Miss., Wilson
of Ohio, Woodard, Woomer, Wright of Pa.-W. A. Stone, Storer, Tarsney, Tracey, Turner
129.

The bill was then passed-yeas 148, nays 88, (not voting 115, "present" I):

Snodgrass, Sorg, Stallings, Stockdale, C._W.
Stone, Strong, Sweet, Talbert of S. C., Tate,
Tawney, Taylor of Ind., Terry, Thomas, Tur-
pin, Tyler, Updegraff, Wanger, Waugh,
Wheeler of Ala., Wheeler of Ill., Williams of
Miss., Wilson of Ohio, Wise, Woodard, Woomer,
Wright of Pa.-148.

of Ala., Cobb of Mo., Cogswell, Coombs, Cooper of
Fla., Cooper of Tex., Covert, Crain, Cummings,
Dalzell, De Forest, Draper, Dunn, English of
N. J., Erdman, Everett of Mass., Fletcher,
Funk, Gardner, Geissenhainer, Goldzier, Gra-
ham, Griffin, Haines of N. Y., Hall of Minn.,
Harter, Hartman, Hendrix, Johnson of N. Dak.,
Lapham, Lester of Ga., Loud, Loudenslager,
Lynch, Magner, Maguire, McAleer, McEttrick,
McGann, McMillin, Mercer, Meyer, O'Neil of
Mass., Page, Paschal, Patterson, Pendleton of
Tex., Pigott, Price, Quigg, Reed, Reyburn,
Ritchie, Russell of Conn., Russell of Ga., Ryan,
Shaw, Somers, Sperry, Springer, Stephenson,

of Ga., Wadsworth, Walker, Warner, Wash-
ington, Weadock, Wolverton, Wright of Mass.

-88.

IN SENATE.

YEAS-Messrs. Abbott, Aitken, Alderson,
Alexander, Allen, Arnold, BAKER of Kan.,
Bankhead, BELL of Colo., BOEN, Bower of
N. C., Bowers of Cal., Branch, Bretz, Brod-riculture and Forestry.

July 16-Referred to the Committee on Ag

XXIII.

PROPOSED ADMISSION INTO THE UNION AS STATES OF THE TERRITORIES OF ARIZONA, NEW

MEXICO AND UTAH.

Admission of Utah as a State.

IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 1893, December 13-Pending in Committee of the Whole H. R. (352) bill to enable the people of Utah to form a constitution and State government and to be admitted into the Union on an equal footing with the original States.

The bill provides that all male citizens of the United States over the age of 21 years, who have resided in said Territory for one year next prior to such election, are hereby authorized to vote for and choose delegates to form a convention in said Territory.

Pending section 3 as follows:

taxing, as other lands are taxed, any lands owned or held by any Indian who has severed his tribal relations, and has obtained from the United States or from any person a title thereto by patent or other grant, save or except such_lands as have been or may be granted to any Indian or Indians under any act of Congress containing a provision exempting the lands thus granted from taxation; but said ordinance shall provide that all such lands shall be exempt from taxation by said State so long and to such extent as such act of Congress may prescribe.

"Third. That the debts and liabilities of said Territory, under authority of the Legislative Assembly thereof, shall be assumed and paid by such State.

"Fourth. That provision shall be made for the establishment and maintenance of a system of public schools, which shall be open to all the children of said State and free from sectarian control.

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"SEC. 3. That the delegates to the convention thus elected shall meet at the seat of government of said Territory on the third Monday after their election, and, after organization, shall declare on behalf of the people of said proposed State that they adopt the Constitution of the United States; whereupon the said convention shall be, and is Mr. MAHON moved to add at the end of the hereby, authorized to form a constitution and first paragraph, after the word "State," the words: The State government for said proposed State. Provided, That the United States hereby constitution shall be republican in form, and reserves the right to prohibit and punish polygmake no distinction in civil or political rights on any within said State, and that all laws of the account of race or color, except as to Indians United States now in force or hereafter to be not taxed, and not to be repugnant to the Con-enacted by the Congress of the United States stitution of the United States and the principles prohibiting polygamy and providing for the of the Declaration of Independence. And said arrest, trial, and punishment of persons practicconvention shall provide, by ordinance irrevoc-ing the same shall have full force and effect able without the consent of the United States and the people of said State

within said State, and the United States courts shall have full and complete jurisdiction to en"First. That the perfect toleration of religious force said laws within said State against all persentiment shall be secured, and that no inhabi-sons violating any of the provisions of said laws tant of said State shall ever be molested in person or property on account of his or her mode of religious worship.

now enacted or hereafter to be enacted."

Which was rejected without a division.

Mr. POWERS moved to add at the end of the condition first, after the word "worship," these words:

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Provided, That polygamous or plural marriages shall be forever prohibited."

Mr. WILSON of Ohio moved to strike from the amendment the words "shall be" and to insert the word "are;" which was agreed to-ayes 99, noes 42.

Mr. POWERS' amendment as amended was then agreed to, without a division.

"Second. That the people inhabiting said proposed State do agree and declare that they forever disclaim all right and title to the unappropriated public lands lying within the boundaries thereof, and to all lands lying within said limits owned or held by any Indian or Indian tribes; and that until the title thereof shall have been extinguished by the United States the same shall be and remain subject to the disposition of the United States, and said Indian lands shall remain under the absolute jurisdiction and control of the Congress of the United States; that the lands belonging to citizens of the United States resid- "First. The free exercise of religious profesing without the said State shall never be taxed sion and worship, without discrimination or at a higher rate than the lands belonging to the preference, shall be secured forever to all manresidents thereof; that no taxes shall be imposed | kind; and no person shall be rendered incomby the State on lands or property therein belong-petent to be a witness on account of his opinion ing to, or which may hereafter be purchased by on matters of religious belief; but the liberty of the United States or reserved for its use; but conscience so secured shall not be so construed nothing herein, or in the ordinance herein pro- as to excuse or justify practices inconsistent with vided for, shall preclude the said State from the good order and safety of the State."

Mr. BRODERICK moved to strike out the condition first and to insert in its stead these words:

Which was disagreed to, without a division.

The bill as amended in Committee of the Whole was passed in the HOUSE without a

division.

IN SENATE.

1894, July 10-The bill passed without division. The new constitution to be submitted to the people in November, 1895.

Admission of Arizona as a State.

IN HOUSE.

Kiefer, Lacey, Lefever, Loud, Marsh, Marvin,
McCall, McCleary of Minn., Meiklejohn,
Mercer, Milliken, Morse, Northway, Payne,
Perkins, Phillips, Randall, Reed, Ryan, Stephen-
son, W. A. Stone, Strong, Tawney, Thomas,
Updegraff, Van Voorhis of Ohio, Wadsworth,
Walker, Warner, Wilson of Ohio, Wright of
Mass.-62.
IN SENATE.

December 18-Referred to the Committee on
Territories.

Admission of New Mexico as a State.

1893, December 15-H. R. 353, for the admission of New Mexico, was debated in Committee of the Whole, but no action taken, ·

1894, June 27-Pending this paragraph of Sec. 3:

"Fourth. That provision shall be made for the establishment and maintenance of a system of public schools which shall be open to all the children of said State and free from sectarian control."

Mr. SMITH of Illinois moved to add to the paragraph these words:

"And in all of which public schools the English language shall be taught.'

Which was rejected-yeas 85, nays 116, (not voting 143,"present" and not voting 3): YEAS-Messrs. Adams of Ky., Aitken, Ald

1893, December 15-H. R. bill 4393 was passed-yeas 187, nays 62, (not voting 104): YEAS-Messrs. Aitken, Alderson, Alexander, Allen, Arnold, Bailey, BAKER of Kan, Baker of N. H., Bankhead, Barwig, BELL of Colo., Bell of Tex., Berry, Black of Ga., Blair, Bland, Boatner, BOEN, Bower of N. C., Bowers of Cal., Branch, Bretz, Brickner, Broderick, Brookshire, Brown of Ind., Bryan, Bunn, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cadmus, Campbell, Cannon of Cal., Capehart, Caruth, Catchings, Causey, Clancy, Clark of Mo., Clarke of Ala., Cobb of Ala., Cobb of Mo., Cockrell, Coffeen, Conn, Coombs, Cooper of Fla., Cooper of Tex., Covert, Cox of Tenn., Crain, Crawford, Culberson, Cummings, Curtis of Kan., Davey, DAVIS, De Armond, De Forest, Dinsmore, Dockery, Dolliver, Donovan, Doolittle, Dunn, Dunphy, Ed-rich, Apsley, Babcock, BAKER of Kan., Baker munds, Ellis of Ore., English, Enloe, Epes, Erdman, Forman, Funk, Fyan, Geary, Geissenhainer, Goodnight, Gorman, Grady, Griffin, Hager, Hall of Mo., Hammond, Hare, Hartman, Hatch, Haugen, Hayes, Heard, Henderson of N. C., Hermann, Holman, Hooker of Miss., Houk of Ohio, HUDSON, Hunter, Ikirt, Johnson of N. Dak., Johnson of Ohio, Kilgore, Kribbs, Kyle, Lane, Lawson of Ga., Lester of Ga., Linton, Lisle, Livingston, Lucas, Lynch, Maddox, Maguire, Mallory, Marshall, Martin, McAleer, McCreary of Ky., McDannold, McDearmon, McEttrick, McKaig, McLaurin, McMillin, McNagny, McRae, Meredith, Moon, H. Mutchler, O' Ferrall, O'Neil of Mass., Outhwaite, Page, Paschal, Paynter, Pearson, PENCE, Pendleton of Tex., Pendleton of W. Va., Pickler, Post, Powers, Price, Reilly, Richards of Ohio, Richardson of Mich., Richardson of Tenn., Robbins, Robertson, Russell of Ga., Sayers, Shaw, Shell, Sibley, SIMPSON, Smith, Snodgrass, Somers, Springer, Stallings, Stockdale, Stone of Ky., Strait, Swanson, Sweet, Talbert of S. C., Talbott of Md., Tarsney, Tate, Taylor of Ind., Taylor of Tenn., Terry, Tracey, Tucker, Turner of Ga., Tyler, Washington, Weadock, Wells, Wheeler of Ala., White of Ohio, Williams of Ill., Williams of Miss., Wilson of Wash., Wise, Wolverton, Woodard-187.

NAYS-Messrs. Adams of Ky., Aldrich, Avery, Babcock, Barnes, Bartholdt, Bingham, Boutelle, Brosius, Bundy, Cannon of Ill., Cogswell, Cooper of Wis., Cousins, Dalzell, Everett of Mass., Fletcher, Gear, Gillet of N. Y., Gillett of Mass., Grout, Hainer of Neb., Haines of N. Y., Hall of Minn., Heiner of Pa., Hepburn, Hicks, Hitt, Hooker of N. Y., Hulick, Hull,

of N. H., Bartholdt, Bingham, Boutelle, Bowers of Cal., Broderick, Brosius, Bundy, Burrows, Cannon of Ill., Chickering, Cooper of Wis., Cousins, Curtis of Kan., Dalzell, Daniels of N. Y., Dolliver, English of N. J., Fletcher, Funk, Gear, Goldzier, Hager, Hainer of Neb., Harmer, HARRIS of Kan., Harter, Haugen, Heiner of Pa., Henderson of Ill., Hepburn, Hermann, Hitt, Hopkins of Pa., J. C. Houk, HUDSON, Hull, Ikirt, Johnson of Ind., Johnson of N. Dak., KEM, Lacey, Linton, Loud, Loudenslager, Lucas, Mahon, Marsh, McCall, MCKEIGHAN, McNagny, Meiklejohn, Mercer, Milliken, Northway, Payne, Perkins, Pickler, Ray, Reed, Reyburn, Ritchie, Russell of Conn., Settle, Smith, Sperry, Stephenson, W. A. Stone, Strong, Tawney, Updegraff, Van Voorhis of N. Y., Van Voorhis of O., Waugh, Wever, Wilson of O., Wilson of Wash., Woomer, Wright of Mass.-84.

NAYS-Messrs. Alderson, Alexander, Arnold, Bailey, Bankhead, BELL of Colo., Bell of Tex., Berry, Black of Ga., Boatner, Bower of N. C., Branch, Brookshire, Brown of Ind., Bryan, Bunn, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cadmus, Caminetti, Capehart, Caruth, Catchings, Causey, Clark of Mo., Clarke of Ala., Cobb of Ala., Cobb of Mo., Cockrell, Cooper of Fla., Cox of Tenn., Crain, Crawford, Cummings, De Armond, De Forest, Dinsmore, Dockery, Donovan, Dunphy, Enloe, Epes, Erdman, Fyan, Geary, Geissenhainer, Grady, Hall of Mo., Hare, Hayes, Heard, Charles E. Hooker of Miss., A. J. Hunter, Jones, Kyle, Lapham, Latimer, Lawson of Ga., Layton, Lester of Ga., Maddox, Maguire, Mallory, McAleer, McCreary of Ky., McCulloch, McDannold, McDearmon, McEttrick, McGann, McKaig, McLaurin, McMillin, McRae, Mere

dith, Meyer, Money, Montgomery, Morgan, Moses, Ogden, O'Neil of Mass., O'Neill of Mo., Paschal, Patterson, Pearson, Pendleton of Tex., Pendleton of W. Va., Pigott, Richardson of Tenn., Robbins, Rusk, Russell of Ga., Ryan, Sayers, Shell, Snodgrass, Sorg, Stallings, Swanson, Talbert of S. C., Talbott of Md., Tarsney, Tate, Taylor of Ind., Tracey, Tucker, Turner of Ga., Tyler, Warner, Washington, Wells, Wheeler of Ala., Williams of Miss., Wise, Woodard-117.

Mr. WILSON of Ohio moved to add to the paragraph these words:

"And for teaching the English language as a branch of study in all public schools, but not to the exclusion of other languages."

Which was rejected-yeas 81, nays 115, (not voting 152, "present" 4):

of N. Y., Van Voorhis of O., Wagner, Wever,
Wilson of Ohio, Woomer, Wright of Mass.-81.
NAYS-Messrs. Alderson, Alexander, Allen,
Arnold, Bailey, Bankhead, BELL of Colo.,
Bell of Tex., Berry, Black of Ga., Boatner,
Bower of N. C., Branch, Brookshire, Brown
of Ind., Bryan, Bunn, Bynum, Cabaniss, Cad-
mus, Caminetti, Capehart, Caruth, Catchings,
Clancy, Clark of Mo., Clarke of Ala., Cobb of
Ala., Cobb of Mo., Cockrell, Cooper of Fla.,
Cooper of Ind., Covert, Cox of Tenn., Crain,
Crawford, Cummings, De Armond, De Forest,
Dinsmore, Dockery, Enloe, Epes, Erdman,
Fyan, Geissenhainer, Grady, Graham, Hall of
Mo., Hare, Hayes. Henderson of N. C., Hol-
man, Hooker of Miss., Hunter, Izlar, Jones,
Kyle, Latimer, Lawson of Ga., Layton, Liv
ingston, Lynch, Maddox, Maguire, McAleer,
McCreary of Ky., McCulloch, McDannold,
McDearmon, McEttrick, McGann, McLaurin,
McMillin, McRae, Meyer, Money, Montgom-

Page, Paschal, Patterson, Pearson, Pendleton
of Tex., Pendleton of W. Va., Pigott, Richard-
son of Tenn., Robbins, Russell of Ga., Ryan,
Sayers, Shell, Snodgrass, Somers, Sorg, Stal-
lings, Swanson, Talbert of S. C., Tarsney,
Tate, Taylor of Ind., Tracey, Tucker, Turner
of Ga., Tyler, Warner, Washington, Wells,
Wheeler of Ala., Williams of Miss., Wise,
Woodard-115.

YEAS-Messrs. Adams of Ky., Aitken, Aldrich, BAKER of Kan., Baker of N. H., Bartholdt, Bingham, BOEN, Boutelle, Bowers of Cal., Broderick, Brosius, Bundy, Burrows, Can-ery, Morgan, Moses, Ogden, O'Neil of Mass., non of Ill., Chickering, Cooper of Wis., Cousins, Curtis of Kan., Dalzell, Daniels of N. Y., DAVIS, Dolliver, Fletcher, Funk, Gear, Hager, Hainer of Neb., Harmer, Hartman, Haugen, Heard, Heiner of Pa., Henderson of Ill., Hepburn, Hermann, Hitt, Hopkins of Ill., HUDSON, Hull, Johnson of Ind., Johnson of N. Dak., KEM, Kiefer, Lacey, Lapham, Lester of Ga., Linton, Loudenslager, Lucas, Mahon, Marsh, McCall, MCKEIGHAN, McNagny, Meiklejohn, Mercer, Milliken, Payne, Perkins, Pickler, Randall, Ray, Reed, Reyburn, Russell of Conn., Smith, Sperry, Stephenson, C. W. Stone, W. A. Stone, Strong, Tawney, Updegraff, Van Voorhis

June 28-The bill passed without division.
IN SENATE.

No final action was taken.

XXIV.

SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES IN THE FIFTY-
THIRD CONGRESS, FIRST AND SECOND SESSIONS,
AND MEMBERS OF THE CABINET OF
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

FIRST SESSION, AUGUST 7, 1893-NOVEMBER 3, 1893.
SECOND SESSION, DECEMBER 4, 1893-AUGUST 3, 1894.

The Senate.

ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of Illinois, Vice-President, and President of the Senate.
William R. Cox, of North Carolina, Secretary.

Republicans [in Roman], 37; Democrats [in Italics], 44; INDEPENDENTS and PEOPLE'S [in SMALL CAPS], 4; Vacancies, 3-TOTAL, 88.

*Appointed by the Governor to fill a vacancy.