New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
TOBACCO MEN ARE SORE.
rHn HILL 10 REPEAL THE TAX GETS Nc
SHOW.
N. RANDALL STRIVES I'M VAIN 10 sEcUH1
coHsIDEBAT1oN roR THE MEAsUR ZONE
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Washington. March L--This was anetAer day OF
snsfsty 80 aisappointmont for the friends OF the
xobseco blll In the House. Mr. Randall had given
notice that he would open TIE light ss IL o'clock He
Nas In hs ssax early and during the hour which was
required to CLEAR the Speakers table OF big pile OF
House bils With eenstc amendments and Senate bills
with House amendments, etc.. no was extremely
industrious Under bis sblfu management scores OF
bs were rssssd or consigned TO committee tobss He
ebjected 70 everything and anything which would cause
debate and the sx-Prenisr VINO sat IA his seat.
rounded BIZ his foetrads 1eutenants, was fairly
amazed ct the speed With which the legislative griss
passed through the Legislative mill driven by the
now srremier.' They were anxious other to knl
time or to allow time TO die on their hands, and none
Of em except Rlsnd had the nerve TO attempt openly
% ohstrsct or delay the course Of business.
Altar the tsble had been cleared, Soma time was
sccupied In the reading Of veto messages and mos
ssesx transmitting 10 the House stale informar
Ton respecting the condition Of affairs
m Madagascar, the Barcelona Exposition.
The Brussels Exposition etc. At last. Just
hssure the Des Moines River message was reached.
Chairman Crisp roso and demanded the consideration
AZ the California election case. This was the first
nots Of war. Mr.. Holmes, Of Iowa, used the Des
Ncues River veto Is club 10 beat back the election
ease effectively that the House BY vote Of iss to
numbor Of other Democrats, who favor reduction Of
tsnaAiDn voted with the Republicans. The veto mes
6sgo 1eovcked moro debate than was expected, and
afser the discussion ended and the vote was taken,
which did not ovezTule the veto:
With Ms consideration Of private business. This n
ssn& Td d private a y SsE tho mS aian o. Would MA
S e order r to 70 INTO COMMITTEES Of the WHO'S
consider revenue bnls. The scene which ensued was
al 10 co1id scssosy BE- undsrstood when asking for
The eonsderation OF pension veto. Upon thai MI MI
House was n an uposr during which Crisp was heard
70 nurmur something about the contested election
ssss S.s the ssns@so On Penn
already raised the question Of consideration Town.
s.nss g DC y sOas % ws
vS on tie Question H. Of consideration ss q se sss So
s s: yropossio sn's But n n time 70 SPARE
sszTtsmisrs THIS additional h,lmilIston, Mr. Enlos
ss s:Ss & III { S Prevent &: sss
! asS q .sAs that might Have been heard at the
WITT H0S s. M pI.o. sss, of everything
But tho report was short and tho previou: question
was ordered upon 4 q ten minutes 70 g This was the
lat conference report ready and 1t was necessary to
use up the remaining ten minutes somehow. Mills
sussssted tuat there was halt an hour for debate s
Ss!t sAs 1.pSr 9 % rad Sy ne cIsrk a.. ,nue.
. lie cause By dsserOias As snnoyaness expsrsac.a
sSdissssd il feminSs handwriting marked personal
and, After gong Of in corner 70 open them. found
euts ne thought this fraud ought to be suppressed
I66 used up another minute.
ncysd tHsf Sc clock le set ahead. At s:S7 the re-
s e n sSS sS vh %hs the
shsr places the Speaker annognced that the hour Of
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