Senate roll call 169 · 52nd Congress · Feb 24, 1893
To decide a point of order, raised in committee of the whole during consideration of the bill H.R. 10331, which point of order is that general legisation is pro
On Feb 24, 1893, the Senate voted 26–26 (HR 10331). Result: failed. By party: Republicans 10–20, Democrats 16–6, Others 1–1. It was a split vote: the parties took opposite sides, with some members crossing over. 16 members voted against their own party.
During the 52nd Congress (1891–1892), Benjamin Harrison was president, and Democrats held the House majority and Republicans the Senate majority.
- Yes
- 26
- No
- 26
- Did not vote
- 39
- Date
- Feb 24, 1893
By party
- Democrats16 yes · 6 no · 22 didn’t vote
- Republicans10 yes · 20 no · 17 didn’t vote
- Others1 yes · 1 no
Who broke with their party
- James Henderson Berry D-AR voted no
- James Kimbrough Jones D-AR voted no
- Edward Oliver Wolcott R-CO voted yes
- Henry Moore Teller R-CO voted yes
- Anthony Higgins R-DE voted yes
- John McAuley Palmer D-IL voted no
- Daniel Wolsey Voorhees D-IN voted no
- Bishop Walden Perkins R-KS voted yes
- Eugene Hale R-ME voted yes
- Henry Clay Hansbrough R-ND voted yes
- John Percival Jones R-NV voted yes
- William Morris Stewart R-NV voted yes
- John Hipple Mitchell R-OR voted yes
- John Laurens Manning Irby D-SC voted no
- Isham Green Harris D-TN voted no
- Joseph Maull Carey R-WY voted yes
How each senator voted: Yes
- James Lawrence Pugh D-AL
- Edward Oliver Wolcott R-CO
- Henry Moore Teller R-CO
- Anthony Higgins R-DE
- George Gray D-DE
- Bishop Walden Perkins R-KS
- William Alfred Peffer O-KS
- Joseph Clay Stiles Blackburn D-KY
- William Lindsay D-KY
- Arthur Pue Gorman D-MD
- Charles Hopper Gibson D-MD
- Eugene Hale R-ME
- Francis Marion Cockrell D-MO
- George Graham Vest D-MO
- Zebulon Baird Vance D-NC
- Henry Clay Hansbrough R-ND
- John Rhoderic Mcpherson D-NJ
- John Percival Jones R-NV
- William Morris Stewart R-NV
- David Bennett Hill D-NY
- John Hipple Mitchell R-OR
- Matthew Calbraith Butler D-SC
- William Brimage Bate D-TN
- Richard Coke D-TX
- Roger Quarles Mills D-TX
- Charles James Faulkner D-WV
- Joseph Maull Carey R-WY
How each senator voted: No
- James Henderson Berry D-AR
- James Kimbrough Jones D-AR
- Joseph Roswell Hawley R-CT
- Orville Hitchcock Platt R-CT
- William Boyd Allison R-IA
- Fred Thomas Dubois R-ID
- George Laird Shoup R-ID
- John McAuley Palmer D-IL
- Shelby Moore Cullom R-IL
- Daniel Wolsey Voorhees D-IN
- Henry Laurens Dawes R-MA
- William Pierce Frye R-ME
- Francis Brown Stockbridge R-MI
- Cushman Kellogg Davis R-MN
- William Drew Washburn R-MN
- Thomas Charles Power R-MT
- Algernon Sidney Paddock R-NE
- Charles Frederick Manderson R-NE
- Jacob Harold Gallinger R-NH
- William Eaton Chandler R-NH
- Frank Hiscock R-NY
- John Sherman R-OH
- John Laurens Manning Irby D-SC
- James Henderson Kyle O-SD
- Isham Green Harris D-TN
- Justin Smith Morrill R-VT
- Philetus Sawyer R-WI
Did not vote
- John Tyler Morgan D-AL
- Charles Norton Felton R-CA
- Leland Stanford R-CA
- Samuel Pasco D-FL
- Wilkinson Call D-FL
- Alfred Holt Colquitt D-GA
- John Brown Gordon D-GA
- James Falconer Wilson R-IA
- David Turpie D-IN
- John Griffin Carlisle D-KY
- Donelson Caffery D-LA
- Edward Douglass White D-LA
- Randall Lee Gibson D-LA
- George Frisbie Hoar R-MA
- James Mcmillan R-MI
- Edward Cary Walthall D-MS
- James Zachariah George D-MS
- Wilbur Fiske Sanders R-MT
- Matt Whitaker Ransom D-NC
- Lyman Rufus Casey R-ND
- Rufus Blodgett D-NJ
- Calvin Stewart Brice D-OH
- Joseph Norton Dolph R-OR
- James Donald Cameron R-PA
- Matthew Stanley Quay R-PA
- Nathan Fellows Dixon R-RI
- Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich R-RI
- Richard Franklin Pettigrew R-SD
- Horace Chilton D-TX
- Eppa Hunton D-VA
- John Strode Barbour Jr. D-VA
- John Warwick Daniel D-VA
- Redfield Proctor R-VT
- John Beard Allen R-WA
- Watson Carvosso Squire R-WA
- William Freeman Vilas D-WI
- John Edward Kenna D-WV
- Johnson Newlon Camden D-WV
- Francis Emroy Warren R-WY
Other votes
From Voteview roll call records.
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