, 1879-05-25

aEo ocr L, aiterA long luil IN the proceed
i1Es: pro: osi ion was made by Mr. White tha1
Mr. Warner proceed now aud close the debate
oD the Sl;yer bill:
DEBATE NOT IN ORDER.
in order: = :, <" i :: 40 wi
Mr.. Springer suggested that this vus q p,ood
ENG ios seconeng the previous question, as the
house lad nov been eighteen hours in. session.
IL tn: oilcr side would abandon It's factious on
position and slow the previous question n X <.
,an,s: 1ssnnasa' the bill could be passed in fifteen
MS. Hurc-You vi, not = nss. ~ = IN a,...
gays. desire to make one point against 1he
SILVER lily. ECalls oil tRcgular order."1 nrn-
nose to show that the honest dollar has tts
friends On this side. (Continuea calls to order.
."aao,. s';"sestions to Mr. zHurd to print bis
~ -s...: some further delay an Assistant e..
Ecant~at~Arms appeared nj the bar of The Honsa
having In custody Mr. Hazelton, who ernjainaJ
that ne had gone OUT for acouple OF hours be-
srnxnt use e tnoueht nls presence rns Of NO great
He was excused
ihen Mr: 11ura renewed his efforts to cet a
hcartn. under pretense Of personal ernj.ns1
1oa. but without avnt.
tue arrest OF all mcullers who had. stnce the
sall commenced, left the hall without Icsrc
Rejected-zycas, II; nays, 81. @'>'
MORE WAITING.
Then there was another interval of waItlne
Until about Z O'Clock e'
Mr.. McCook in CUSTODY. Mr.. McCook said ~
had sat here for over ,two weeks, listening fn
wild aud insane propositions, many Of Which
had bern incorporated In the Silver bill, and he
night engaged in any movement either topnrd
oostructinT legislation or aiding In the passane
OF the bill. He had, therefore, gone home and
to bed He admitted that be had been tech
feesed that he had good deaf of conte1not for
il, aud thought thai contempt Was inilu}ged in
By the whole country.
Mr.. Cotroth ilioved that the member be fjned
81, and Mr. kenna moved to make the finc |
Sir. MeCooh, who had been recetved at the
bar Of the House with good-naturrd baf1inaee.
caused much Indignation On the Democrafic
side Of the House.
sfc: Gardxad aud dr: Morton, from his own
s:uc, VIII oparks from the other side, came to
him, and appeared to advise him fu whispered |
rcmonstrance- He seemed disposed to sct on !
the advice, and resumed his remarks in An
apoloFetfc rein, but IVES informed by the Speak !
q oto teo llas oeoa4e was not In order. /
M'cooK CONES DOWN.
AR. Kenna asked unanimous consent ror hr
hlcCook to make his statement: Couseut heinf,
given, Nr- McCook expressed a'feeling Of prraf
respect aud admiration for many members ~ |
Ehc nemocratic side, but said that he had RIGHT
70 1eet Justly indignant at being dragged from
3is bed at such an early hour when there was m |
,ecsssitY for it. or course. he had not meant to
&c understood as saying that he bad anT con.
cnpt for the House; On the contrary be lad
eenrded bis election to t AZ the proudest event
4 hls life, but II the House we're to adin7oe
lin in contempt it would be very natural for
i'm to have little contempt for it. ]LauEhter.l
Expressions OF indignation we're made m the
Democratic side On account Of .Mr. McCook nor
ayiug withdrawn his offensive ren,srI r.
BON us he heard them be said:' "I viii with. ! ),
raw il sI*.onlJ used it in - Pickgickian J
:nse-'". . :. ,
Mr. McCook was then excused, = ''-,'
At o'clock Mr. Reagan made IN offer OIL /