The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-10
The report 90 naval bill w.s not agreed

Mr.. Budd moved TO concur In sll the
public building amendments OF the senate
except one this being reserved in order
that an opportunity be obtained TO offer
amendments Agreed to, IL 10 5S.
| 1t ~ss then agreed by unanimous con-
sent that the members should be permitted
to offer their amendments and have them
voted upon, il being especially stipulated
that the yeas and nays should not be called
and that DO QUESTION of quorum should be
raised.
Pending further action conference re-
ports Cd the forlificaiion and deficiency sp-
preparation bill were submitted and agreed
! 10. During The Offering of amendments and
voting upon them there was intense coLfu-
sion aud excitement in the house, Messrs.
Thompson and Warner, of OhIu, demand.
ibg quorum in each case and protesting
tn Il house had no power 10 bind Itself as
had been done by agreement.
Ats o'clock Mr.. Randall advanced To the
! front of the house an1 proIesIt earnestly
| against what he characteriz dis the most
uns. emiy procedure. Ii IVES proceeding
! 20 prevent the sundry civil ball from being
adopted and Was forcing an extra session,
aud that was being done by this drmaud.
81 ask ms house." he cUntiuu-d impa-sicn.
edly, "for pOss -ssiCn of 'his bill, that may
send il 10 the senate % secure cOnIr renee
| and thus avoid an extra session. APP
laus He then moved SUSPENSION III
tie rules 10 vote on tae amendmS 1T already
cfiered, aid 10 send tie bill 10 conference.
| The motion was agreed Il.
Al 5:l0 Mr.. Ii ,Iman reported that the
emf, renee COMMITTEES on The legislative, ju-
dicial and executive appropriations bill has
unable to agree. He stated that the point
of difference STILL RELAXED 10 senate amend
ments providing fer senators clerks.
Mr.. Dockery moved the house reCeie.
Agre To without division. This pssS,d
the bill.
The house required to the filibusferiDg
tactics agtins; the contested election OF
Frederick W.. Wilson, oil Iowa, and no
quorum appearing, a call OF the house Was
ordered.
Mr. Hutchius submitted a conference re
port on the naval appropriation bill.
Agreed To.
Mr.. Keifer offered the following
resolu ion: That the thanks OF congress are
hereby rendered j hn u. Carlisle, speaker,
for The courtesy with which he has treated
all It's members aid for the ability and
fairnsss with which he has preside d over
the deliberations of the house during the
Fol, y-eighlh congress. The vote was taken
staDui z and amid continued applause.
Speaker Hatch, pro tenn OF Mis- -Ouri, de-
Cared the solution adopted un iuimUu5iy
By 325 reIr sen ives OF The Forty eisnIn
CT ngTess.
On motion Of Mr.. Poland resolution
Was unanimously adopted IeLde.iDg The
thanks of the LouSs 40 ZION. Joseph &.
l.. blackburn, speaker pro tenn, Tor the
ability and courtesy with which he pre-
sided over the dsl.b=raiious oil the house
during The peTios: he has Occupiei tue
speakers chair.
Mr.. Raniall submitted q conf rsnce re
port on the suudry evil service apprOpri-
alton bills He RETAINED from making
any remarks in respect To ii except TO say
that when this report We 5 adopted the hons
would have finally &C ed on every aTpro-
priation bill. (Appl-u-e.) The repJr. was
adopted.
MIR. Randall then asked unanimous Goa
sent to take from the speakers tsble and
pass the Grant retirement hi |. app suse.)
Mrssrs. Bennett, of North Carolina, and
Weller of Connecticut, OBJ C e..
Mr.. Randall then moved 10 suspend he
rules and place the bill on its passage, but
the speaser ruled hat III motion was not
In order, pending a decision oil election
Gases.
Mr.. Randall then endsavCred to secure
his point Oy moving 10 suspend the rules |
and lay the election case on the table but |
The speaker decided this was equally out |
of order. Tie confusion ard excitement |
IN the chamb-r was intense. 4 dozen |
members were on IN If feet demanding /
recognition, but above the ba5hle OF voices |
rang ont Mr.. RanG I : vote appealing TO 1
Mr.. B,uletI, oil NCr.n Carolina, TO witn
draw the election case. Finally when he /
could be heard Mr.. Bennett said that ii |
the house would consent to vote on the
Frederick Wilson case sll objections To
Mr.. Riu6a''s motion would b. Withdrawn.
This declaration was greeted by a storm
of consents br The republican side, and the
confusion WIS so great that il req hired ve
Minutes diiigenl work by the sergeant oe
fore con- parative order was restored.
Then Mr.. Wilson, q Iowa, contestant iu
the election csse, smii storm of cheers on
the republican side, said if The house would
put General Grant on the retired lis, he
vas willing ID be sacrificed.
Mr.. Miller, OF Pennsylvania, Who HIS
been doing ilibustering against tGe election
eases, said that If lhe House would permit
a vote ON Mr.. Rlnds.l's motion, the oppo-
siii, Il 10 election case would De Withdrawn.
Ihis was greeted BY shouts OF objections
rom the democratic side, AID 1ir. Randall,
-,shiHg down to the space in front OF the
! rk's Le,k, cri,d oI,: Don't let any .
nir, stand in The way. Agree 10 any
hing" I
Then ID Mr.. Miller, sin order that
here may be 10 excuse, ! Withdraw aud j
,ermit vote on the proposition If the t
Gentleman from North Carolina, ard ask I
ne house TO treat us fairly On both vote" I
Alter another scene OF confusion Mr.. 1
s. nnett demanded the previous question on 4
lie resolution of the committee OF elections. '
Mr.. Fr, derrick enliil-d TO the seat. C
The resolution was adopted without any
ppositiOn from the republican side. v