The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

WNHiNgToS, Sept 2o-Aitcr the reading
OF the telegram concerning Mr.. kcllcy's r..
nomination, Mr. Holman, from the commit
tee on public lands, reported bill suspend.
ing the operation of the presumption, tim.
Der culture and desert land laws. until pend
ing bills relating Ia these laws arc acted
upon. Printed and rccommittcd.
Mr. Morrow, Of California, o. question
OF privilege offered n resolution rrcitng the
passage Ut the Chinese bill by the House and
Senate the signing uf the enrolled bin by
the presiding officers IT the two houses. itsdc
livery to the committee on enrolled hills aud
the fact that u is now Ia possession ct the act
ing chairman, Mr. kilFprc. II further rrcitcs
report Ia the Washington Post, which said
that the bill h being withheld from the Pres
idcut 10y the committee on enrolled bills,
and dcclarcs that such action Of the commit.
tee " without authority Of law. udircc,.
the cpmmitioo on enrolled bill 10 transmit
the bill io the President forthwith aud with.
out further delay.
Mr.. McMilln at Tennessee raised the
Point Of nricr that the resolution dii not
pfc.cnt question of privilege. fhrw was
no allegation uf delay In the transmission ~
the bill that wa unreasonable or unusual.
Me Morrow said that Ne bad been told hy
Nj kilsura this morning that the bin wa
still in his possession II bill could De-
withheld fuf a day IL could ho withheld for
Elk months
Mr. NcNnln said that when the rcntlc.
man sought a. sm'ruh "a colleague be- ought
g. have tlo law on his side. Would the ryn.
man point out the rule which fixed amy par.
uculat umn within which bills should hc
transmitted ~ ho President
Mr. Morrow rrpliui that there was no
written rulo that hv knew uf bat 10 wbs the
uuWritru law which governed the orderly
provr,liug- 1T q huurH 10 this character
Mr. NrMillln unmarked that the gentle
man admitted dat uu rule hid hs'n violated
ard The trouble wns iu thc rCnil,mln.s own
mind and the foundation ui thu trouble had
not existed twenty four huur.
Mr. Morrow replied vvhywcuily. that
representing constituency that WAS inter.
cstci in this question be- boil the right a.
insist that the bills which passoi the HOUSE
should receive proper consideration and
prucrUl in an orlgrly way.
Mr. MsMiIiiu suggested that N, gentleman
was exercising that rEht now In mmiruiug
fellow member iur home consumption.
Tie gentleman lFfaiFnrl colleague iur yiO.
laiiun ut The rules uf thg house aud admitted
~ rule hal hc'n violated. In the face ~
This ths gentleman said that hc rrprrs,ni,I
his commitments aud u must hr presumed
thnt BE- was simply talking Tor homo con.
sumption Democratic applnus,
NJ Huwoll of lllinuisHWhs the hin in.
uoiuCrd tur home consumption lErpub.
uDHu lnuvhirrl
Mr. NtNWn-G yptr,l IN restrict Chinese
Immigration long hrlur ihc gentlemen from
ihlu"u.a AMI FROM Illinois VEN thuurht uf
ns u,Wn,fs ut tuurf,ss
NJ. MrkruuA ui California WHY worn
i"l boz sIl.h e. hurry thg uIh,r lh, aud NOT
t"la1. Ilaurht'rl Why dd s1u hasten ~
Ias ihr h.iI bul now dH uHt Urut Do tu fgu ta
The President Wa that I've home ruusumf.
tiunf Laughter
Mr. MrMilmHivill state chat h1y, i,su
w hurry fnf u long time tH pui % urUt-f
restriction upon Chimes Immigration
Mr. NrkruunH krrp DO on UII fellow
Mr. MrMilliu=liut there b. uu rover nu
earth. not even the loved ONES bee l,Hiud
that would induce noe a. du tu unjust Hlt tu
o. colleague Tor home consumption. TAP
Ilausr
NJ NcR,nua- will be- ono of tbs
Lowell Ones l,ii behind Boo November urat
tlauFhiDt.l
ST. McNnln-I Will leave that ,o an,
constituent touUuYiUF hH uI Chat CO.,
fmirrhiny ~ officer. ui tHv House and
questioning thy WusF,H ul Wru uu such 4
state Of facts BEL wHs shown hy tIp HgntIs
man from California. vas nu uuhrif,I. ul
pfocccdinR
Mr. layson aid this hill ls DELAYED hr.Bua
the President wants muru tHru fIr ruu.ffu
tionhl ten dnys ThIs is o. tort uf thr Him,
performance begun by thr r,utHmtu irHm
Pennsylvania, Mt Noutt Who Attempted Boz
demHeuv'cnl way. tu make aHmr rlT.II WI
himself and party Everybody uHirrataHH
it and let tho ouuntn understand b. Do b
performance from hrt o. last fHppuH
lican applause
The speaker prutem. tNr CuRl iu yHit
endsavurcd b. rap Mr. rayon o. uHirr hu
finally Managed 10 say. The gentleman b
out ~ ORDER
II nh pardon of the TIoulc.' sad Mr.
Iayson. LAUGHTER
Mr. Errckinfidgc. II Krniucky-i drslr
~ put on record that the interruption ~ ih,
gentleman from Illinois was wholly ynlun
tnrly, that IN using the word "dcmtruricsl'
he was undoubtedly both rmtuituus and
inlac that The disoouriepus and offensive hi
his appeal 70 the galleries was absolutely un
called Tor, md was evidence to me that 4,
vas guilty Of what he was chafginr absent
members ~ the liousc-guiliy II IN evident
ploes OF demagoguory. lApplause on Drmo
Mr.. RoSsn, Of Illinois Tho gentleman