The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-05
EVIDENTLY near AN END
Members Of the House Are Qufeter on
the Fourth Day OF the Great
Struggle.
Democrats Finally Participate In Reg.
N uIar Business, but Under
Protest.
Editorial Comments Of Representative
Papers-A Wide Diversity Of
Opinion.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Mr. Mcmillan,
of Tennessee. fired the first gun for the
Democrats in the house for the day and
a;s,e,,a1 a. ;l,,,.;ono ~ t,,os. Par,,h-
ui'peAe' - ~ o 'ef.o
means vino believed that the minority
had accepted the inevitable and would
suspend their dilatory tactics.
res h. aars IL. anorr no,,,
-. 80
cratic haemeeGs mat they VIII isEjsst In
Stheir
Tactics to O%bstruct
~ far as possible al legislative proceed
sinos 40 l,no ms eberc ia "a r~cy,,lar code
Nv r,,lc, b, o., re-, tbc,n ,r,e ~ ,rr in
!, an,,. =, an,i ~ go IL had
SSNs J'. IN" .
sdone on s"sIi ~ Gays the names OF 'hose
Young on ~. prl.ss2fs IN fi}nlo adj
ssjourn, and Nj. Mcmillan requested they
he read. Tie Republicans saw ut once
mat tho Democrats were
a1 s,,,, =, ~. r,u..
NJ
o9a !ntended 70 stflns u tlie relding OF
S<fAe journal as long US ,posslnie. hardy
A ~ ine CLERK repeated me last words or
h journal Mii1n MI. MCKINLEY moved
IN we journal We app-o,ed itnd De
sAndeu the previous question.
ESSS MI. Springer Wa Ready
y, his notion to adjourn. on which he
&6ceeded to speak until checked by
eaker keed Win me Gam remark
~ .Iheg entiehlan from LIMOS knew
~ = niouon " aeJol'n was iloc uepat-
34.S. tAs HAt' f'prinSe. HioIAoi' was ~
Sler Inc speaker stateu u, and. On de-
4nu p the minority, ordered tsis yeas
n nays.
S0n this roll can
WI The Democrats voted.
the result was that the house ref,,scd
Xdiourn-yeas. 1y5: nays' liza, 4
$flle call Tor the p,e VIII question. on
McKinley's motion to annrova the
3nrnal. was the next 81, 4. ard on this
". Mcmillan demanded tie yeas and
Va. which we're ordered. TIE Demo.
INA refused to vote. md tho Ma er
iRain took their names pefore the vot,.
4 announced Nh. Dockery. Of Mis-
Iuri, asked il it was not proper to have
~ announced The speaker said that
VI LING mai u pelng occupied precluded
announcement; Mr.. Dockery
tlat u would simply. pc an act
5M4stice. Inc speaker agreed with hlm
EWSlfae permitted, but, as many sick
HI were 1eihg Keplt mere Dy the pro.
&lihgs Mdulged IN 1T Q be unklnd
5BEhem. raging
ky1&&s No Attention to Interruptions
aSTE Mcssrs. Mcmillan and Springer. tho
fSaker% announced that inel,,dinS nern.
Grats present and not voting, whom he
senled, there was a constitutional
&orum present ana ne declared the pre-
&3Dus question ordered. MI. Springer
&Aewsu ~ i9lisolLt adJourn Dut tne
I'M ueel..'eu 70 entertain 1fe
t MY ~. Dpiinssr gase y 81
there were 81 manv s;cir
there that an adiourn1hent would
Sperfectly proper. The speaker
d&@aIr. Springer was out of order, not
2IfS'EsNx planned, in making a motion to
2lgIi6urn, but in his remarks n yea and
1k(yy vote was taken on Mr.. McKinley's
Nation for the approval of the journal.
1a3A speaker
Counted in the Democ,a4s
.,,a NJ ua.;n. ~ s.,a..
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Es.s III 'hgir ie III WIN Pailiamentary
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TIA S,sti ~, ra'a III " e ing e hleGIslon coHihiILee
x2ss~N1s NJ, ~ W. .n;aay aIAs e!ecIioL
N ,..at;on sp a ~ H. .ie ques.lon ~
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