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Reed resolution. The resolution was
agreed to-yess 129, nays 22.

arose to question of privilege. He
offered q resolution declaring that the
action of the senate of substituting
for the house bill to reduce internal
revenue taxation proposition impos.
ing both import dnties and internal
taxation is in conflict with the true
intent and purpose of the constitution,
which requires that all bills for rairing
revenue shall originate in tho house OF
representatives, and declaring further |
that the bill with the senate smend-
ments shall lie upon the table. II
also directs the clerk of the house to
notify the senate of the adoption OF |
the foregoing resolution.
Calkins raised APPOINT Of order.
Overruled.
Mr.. Hammond discussed the con.
stitutional questions raised by his res.
olution.
Mr.. Kasson offered q substitute.
Mr.. Carlisle raised point of order
against the substitute. Sustained.
Mr.. Kssson then argued against
Mr.. Hsmmond's resolution.
MIR. Haskell offered substitute
resolution.
Mr.. Carlisle raised q point of order.
Overruled.
Mr.. Robeson made constitutional
argument against the right of the sen-
ate to originate revenue legislation.
Mr.. Knott opposed the resolution.
After further discussion, the question
recurred on Haskell's substitute. Mr..
Hammond demanded separate vote
on tho preamble and resolution. The
resolution was first agreed to, 143 to
100 1t Is as follows:
"REsoLvED, That If this bill, SON.
ate tariff bill, shall be referred to the
conference committee, II shall be the
duty Of tho confee,es on the part of
the house on said committee to con-
slider fully the constitutional objections
to said bill AZ amended by tho senate
and herein referred to, bring the
same, together with tho opinion Of the
house in respect thereto, before said
committee of conference, and IL neces.
aary In their opinion, after having
conferred with the senate conferees,
the committee may make q report
to the house In regard to said bill
herein referred to-"
Tho preamble was also adopted
III to SO. Mr.. Hammond's resolu-
tomas amended by adoption of Has
kell's substitute, was agreed to, 139 to
122.
Mr.. Kelley Immediately moved te
suspend the rules and take from the
speakers table the internal revenu,
bill with senate amendments, non
concur in these amendments and ap
point conference committee of fiv,
members on the part OF tho house
Agreed to 148 to Ito, party vote
Mr.. Psgo moved to GO into commit
tee Of the whole on the river and ha,
, Dor bill. After considerable discus
sion the regular erder was demande
! and the vote on Pages motion b
, tellers resulted Jog to 96. Pendin
demand for the yeas and nays Il
! house recessed. r
I EVENING SESSION. - A messa(
SlIfrom the senate announcing its pgre
pment 70 the request for . confaren
4 on the Internal revenue bill hAvis
: been reEsived, the speaker appoits
= Messrs. Kelly, McKinly, Haskell
!. Randall and Carlisle conferes on IL
part of the house.
q The supplementary mail route bi
a was passed.
After parliamentary wrangle I'll
% house went Into committee of th
. whole on the river and barbor bill
Mr.. Page briefly explained the pr
visions # the bill.
Il. Messrs. Hoar and Guenther SUI
a ported the bill.
Mr.. Richardson argued against Il
During the progress of Richardson
speech he was interrupted by Hutct
d ins. A noisy, stormy and wholly III
a intelligible discussion arose a. to Il
q benefit which New York receive
from the federal treasury. The CON
q rdttee was In perfect uproar, nearl
Z every member being on his feet, an
a two or three dozen addressing I'll
chair a. the same time.
n Mr.. Page at last managed to cate
q the ear of the chairman, and the con
4. mittee, on his motion, arose. Tt
la condition Of the house In regard
d the uproar proceedings was no In
a provement over the committee.
n Mr.. Page moved to limit debate
two hours.
I. Mr.. Dwight moved to amend |
70 making II three hours. Amid rene,
70 ed confusion vote was taken. \
n. quorum voting, point OF order VI
"a raised with vshemenoe by Van Woo
Of hees. .s-..
"A Mr.. Holman suggested compr
"a mise might be arrived at fixing Il
!. limit at two hours and half.
~ IT will not make any arrangeme
with the gentleman from New Yo
!. Wan voorhe ees)" replied Page, al
"a shouted Van Voorhees, with emphas
N "No mule driver from California O
/ crack his whip over this house 4"
~ Finally Dwight's motion was lo
"a and the compromise of two and b
hours agreed to. Hlscock suggest
ia those be consumed to night, but thu
"a was q storm of elections, Mr.. @
a stating his unwillingness to address
# "pack of wolves here tonight" AT
.. another noisy wrangle the house ag
went into committee, but In q {
a moments rose. Mr.. Page moved
a recess until 10 o'clock morrow.
ne quorum voted. House adjourned.
70 A. Criminal Conspiracy.
re Special Dispatch to TIE BEE.
New YORK, February 27.-M
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