Telegram-herald., 1890-02-02
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Immediately aross au.i demanded tast
the vote Do sza09soed esfors tas
nAuiss we're rszi. eat ths spsAk-
sr o~luly lgaorea ktn and proceeded 70
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1ae Speaker then de- sred the de-
mAnd 'or ne previous qsessioa carried
yeas leo. aays, q Amid the load pro-
tes-s % the Democrats tie then an
nouhssc tbat ths question vas on TIE
approval ~ the iournAl
Mr. Byuum Endl moved 20 adjourn
b1t The sgeakes deelined - rvoogpiss
him, AM again put ths motion On sae
approval " ne Journal Mr Bland
demanded tas yeas and nays
twh-ch we're oFderei). and pend
ing ths moved % al joura But
Tie speaker was deaf to this mo-
zion. which called forth the declar-
alton from Mr. Springer that this was
tyranny simple snd uuaaultersted..
The spsake- refused % entertain the
motion 70 - oErn. and stated that he
"Ould nos recognize even parliamentary
motions II used with view 10 OBJ
street House bus-- rs. Mr. Springer
appealed fron The decision and demand
Ell 20 be heard. b-t Nr Mckinley WAS
recognized % move - table he appeal
IN Springer protested wildly and VAS
seconded By the entire Der.ocratic side.
A tremendous uproag snsgud
Mr.. Perkins Kan tagated he Dem
ocrats wish disgraoefgl .0n5uct, and
namb-r Of the Democrats responded in
kind The Speazer directed he roll to
b. called, aud the clerk proceeded 20 DO
50, Nr. Springer meanwhile denouncing
the Speakers action ana continuing 70
shout his remonstrance and defiance as
the roll-cAll proceedsd
The vote having been completed the
Speaker handed bis list 20 the clerk 70
record as presen; an not voting
Mr.. Bynum-I appeal from the decis-
ion Of The chair.
The Speaker-That a a question ot
fact which can not be appealed from
The vote stands. Yeas. i6l: nays O. Ac-
eordingly the Journal Is approved.
Then the most fierce storm Of the
three days battle burst upon the House.
when NJ. Bynum Ind J, rushing to the
floor on a question Of personal privilege.
Mr.. Bynum delivered what was prob
ably the most bitter personal speech
ever made on the floor Of the House He
said that the SPEAKER had refused 70
recognize his motion 10 adjourn in de-
hance Of parliamentary procedure. in
defiance OF right and justice. The
Speakers rulings ne characterized as
arbitrary, Outrageous, dsmnable,7 and
IN keeping with the ac.s OF
the Republican party. The Speaker
called Mr.. Bynum 20 order.
but ne seemed % De emboldened
BY the interruption and refused 20 de-
sist- lie told the Speaker that he had
mutilated the records Of the House 70
serve his purposes 70 carry ont the
scheme OF tyrant and that be was
backed By a mob Then followed a
scathing arraiEnmcnt of tho Republican
party. Mr.. Bynum accused il Of steal
ing the Presidency in 1876. Of stealing
Montana By 'rsnd in the recent election
and % harboring political scoundrel in
Indiana
The Democratic side burst into cheers,
which we're answered By derisive
laughter from tho Republicans. Amid
the hubbub tho STtsker stood calm and
collected, AID above no uproar was
heard Nr Springer's voice moving an
sdiournment Partial order having
baea restored. toe Speaker ruled that
Nr Springer's motion vas not IN order,
and, continuing. he said