The sun., 1889-03-04

cured the floor with tho Deficiency bill. the
GsDs o tbss melton ths Hn5ss ads
cede from It's disagreement to the French spo:
iati9n claims ame1dment, Mr.. sayers yielded
tue floor 10 Mr.. Springer who had assumed the
r3Lf, r23le 81 hliouster and moved recess until 8
oSMpeS Mr.. Gaswe, o, w,scons,n who ia ,bs cham.
pion Of the Direct Tax bill, expressed his as.
Punishment that the gentleman. In charge OF
Tax bin bin in which two.thirds Of the House
Mr; sayers replied that his object was TO pass
,Ov While ,as the Ss vote MAS being taken on the mo-
instantly Mr.. Sayers, moved that the House in.
sIst upon Its Disagreement to The amen pdmept
House recede from its disagreement his former
motion not to that erect having become inopera.
on aSS0Hnt br bs % a2s having been formally
Then tho House was thrown into n tumult,
NJ Savers claiming the floor for an hour and
his was the motion OF precedence the floor In
TGht Ia shopd De SSe9rded t1 him The Sneaker
Mr.. NcComas to make his motion. but decided
esi9n ,ha which called forth many protests from
tained by one Of the noisest scenes which has
ent session, A dozen Republican, members
Were on their feet. endeavorlng to induce the
Sns9Ser ib Yer pro TEN to recall his deeision while
their demands for the regular order Catching
the sspdirit 9f the occasion the spectators
sion, and 1t was only after much trouble that
the Speaker p pro tenn was nble TO secure even
Tho two hours debate which ensued was
lMccqmas q Maryland. Dib6ie Of South Caro-:
though all smoke with Intense earn estness, it
Il @ safe TO say that not dozen members In the
marks They were continually Interrupted By
anFea auI in wt6Gat H. llssri%psiion F5snds
gIbed and cheered. while the buzz OF conversa-
tioon in the galleries was loud and incessant
oass ,Hsn reaEss 5s'sss stso nan
iIion At that hour, Mr.. McComas said that he
was willing to withdraw his motion to recede
aud to allow square vote 10 be taken on Mr..
Snyers's motion TO Insist on the disagreement.
But this was distaste'nl TO the enemies of the
jections to any such procedure came from the
Democratic SIDE The directors would agree
to nothing oxcept an insstance on the dis
agreement by unanimous consent.l as by 80
doing they would prevent u vote bcing taken
on the merits e the propos@Sn @ On several
having abandoned the bill which the House had
put into his charge into the hands OF Its enc
mics: but his aunts had no effect upon Mr.
savers who, smiling pleasantly. retained his
seat.
Again. after another half hour had been con-
iNIr. Savers asked unanimous consent that the
House insist on its disagreement.
jeStne to tho rsSuest ] Bitterly criticised Mr.
Savers action. That gentleman. he said. had
ana ma1S sn to @ m S odI e %S
was hot member Of tho Appropriation Com
mittse and . who @ had made dilatory motion IN
fiFh Sr Metomass s%s Took m the ' same view %s no.
B for hn Ss MsaH HGsSnb be espns
most earnest entreaty and solicitation the bill
Mr.. Reed inquired why gentleman had not
allowed vote to be taken on the motion to
MIR sayers-TGe gentleman will please take
NJ Rfed.Why don't you explain why you
Mr.. Sayers.,! am not responsible to the gen.
,leman from Maine, az good n man as no Is in
cratic side. So tnr as ; my action II is Concerned
s since the on was reported from conference. |
hose w wom have yed wno who
take, no step unless 1t was done with an object.
There was was no no obiecton i TO Mr. sayers re-
quest. and the bill was returned to conference.
for TO Ee for S pa
sage OF the Land Forfeiture bill practically as
Sir. Crisp Of Georgia 'called mp, as a question
Of high privilege. the Sullivan FELTON, contested
election cnse: and then the flibnstering was
transferred to tho other eide OF tho Chamber
Mr.. NcKenna OF California making motion
for a recess.
Two APPROPRIATION BILLS IN CONFERENCE.
AZ midnight there were hut two general np-
bills upon which final action has
not been taken by both Houses Of Congress.
Tho action Of tho House in insisting on its dis
amendment on the Deficiency bill was taken
with the tncit un erstandine that the Senate
bill To become u law without this provision
Incorporated In 1t. The other bill. upon which !
mere are s In PoiniS Sa qlT;HGreemheht ;n is Ite
10 an appropriation for the benefit OF the widow |
of Chief Justice Waite and the amount of roy |
lity to be paid for the use Of steam presses in |
he Bureau OF Engraving and Printing will |
doubtless he agreed upon: and the prospects |
are that all the appropriation bills will become |
Avs before noon Tomorrow.