Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
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Mouse OF representatives.
Mr. Cox. Of New York, WIS in the chair
when the House met this morning.
After prayer hy the Chaplain Mr.. Farqn-
bar, % NeG YORK. rose and called the thairs
attention % i3ule +. ~ the House, which d.
reefs re ,pe3keT 10 cause toe Journal 10 he
read On TIE appearance ot quorum. lie
WIS., un willing Tia. certain members should
absent Themselves while oihcrs, like himself,
lad remained here since December There
bad been one or tWO motions ~ adjourn,
which haa been trcated somewhat c1piiously,
and IL was time that the House should come
~ some reasonable arTat cement as 10
whether members should be parties 20 pO'
hiicsl game, or whether they Should adjourn
properly and m order. lie believed that the
Spolfcf Of the House. whichever his engage
ments might bc elsewhere and there was no
reason for bis absence on account. OF sick
ness, shoul1 preside over thcskcleton House
o. long o. mompcr- we're wiling 60 stay 10
transact skeleton hU-luc.s. lie icit tnat it
was not only disgrace, but an alroni 20 thc
iutrli.euec ~ Congress t0b1yr 'wo 'rel2n'-
hc8ut.f .nttDudcd lOdlc, waiting patiently
the movement. ~ political parties.
Sir. Richardson, Of Tennessee, demanded
tine Icguior order. 1uj ilc speaker irD team.
directed thr Cleft 10 read the journal, but
Nf f,r.i.I,,r AFFECTED ai,t called attention
IN tho fac, that there wa. mo- quorum present
The journal was tlon roao.
On motion of Mr Fornoy, OF Alabama,
q resolution was adopted authorizing t,e
Committee on Appropriations to SIT during
vacation.
nm. sneaker llyo fc,0. laid before the House
aIie1rnmcpt resolution Of the senate.
Mr. afrN,uin ~ Tennessee. bffe0y r.
vic.,el,tD woli. nj vhat he Termed the pre.-
ON, extraordinary .o.sion of Corrr.>.. de-.
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t,.., h, th,. .,rntlcmcn was untrue. The
'i.'.. ~, ,L. .,hciule incurred prior 10 the
yi.n If U,,emr,cr. Usvcmcycr came to
Wellington in an.werto a summons from The
g,mmitr,e ON Manufactures While here ne
brought into the Ways aud Means COMMITTEE
room SAMPLES of the sugars he was using. In
hi- cxlmiu1iion before the Committee on
Manufactures be- displayed The samples on
the table. There was only one Republican
AMI two or three Democratic members
present None % tbcm bad any converse
tlon with Ilayomcycr. Ihatgcntlemansimp'y
modc statement IN regard TO- toe coloIs and
grades. There wa- go discussion 81 the bih
and nothing took place. Np proposition was
made hy either idle. Outoi 'ha' transaction
had grown lhle tNiIAoiulhAf hi'''u'ni'
and ON chat .licht foundation had risen The
cxirl1rdhely statement made 10y Nh. Blaine
the other day ina Indiana. The statement,
whether made hy thc gentleman from Penn-
sylVann. by tnc munger, ol the senate OH,
or hv Mr. Blaine in iudioni, was Untrue.
SIR nyuc: ihc gentleman las stated
what took place between llaVemeyer and lhe
gentlemen of Tive committee; but consciously
or uncoosciOusly, The Mills nil promotes the
sugar tri-t. II thc gentleman disclmms Che
intention TO promote the interest OF the
trust Doe should amend the NILS bill so as To
conform 20 the senate uhl
la the further cours. oil debate, MI T.. H.
discus sion which took place between lhctNO