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{{cquote|...asserted their authority with as little show of force as if they were presiding over a company of guests at their own table.}}

{{cquote|...asserted their authority with as little show of force as if they were presiding over a company of guests at their own table.}}

The Lodge Bill was ultimately killed when the U.S. Senate on a 35–34 vote passed a resolution substituting it with separate legislation.<ref name=ussenatebio/> President Harrison did not forgive Morton for the latter's blatant inaction, and the New York Republican was not selected for renomination on the Republican ticket in the [[United States presidential election, 1892|1892 presidential election]].

The Lodge Bill was effectively killed when the U.S. Senate on a 35–34 vote passed a resolution in late January 1891 substituting it with separate legislation.<ref name=ussenatebio/> President Harrison did not forgive Morton for the latter's blatant inaction, and the New York Republican was not selected for renomination on the Republican ticket in the [[United States presidential election, 1892|1892 presidential election]].

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