The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-02-04

l'u' HI'Sht "iiSh was uSlCSu W utitHl
mously.
HOuSE.-Thc journal having hccn read
in cXtenso. at the demand of the demo
Gratis. Mr.. OFcrrall, of Virginia, and Mr.
Mckinley, ot Ohio, were upon their feet
the former with n motion to correct tn,
journal, and the latter with n motion "a
approve that document. The speaker
recognized Mr.. Mckinley, but subsc,
qucntly on Mr.. O'Fcrrall's statement
that he was acting in good faith rccog-
nizcd that member who stated that the
journal contained no reference to the fact
that the speaker on Saturday last would
not allow him to read the evidence in the
election case aspart of his remarks. The
speaker said that that was not exactly
in the form of the ruling, but that the
journal would bc amended to show the
fact MIR Mckinley then demanded the
previous question on his motion to ap-
prove the journal. The vote resulted,
yeas, 15l; nays none, aud the speaker,
following his precedent of ordering en-
tered upon the Journal the names of Il
dozen democrats present and not voting,
hStt'iS'i th' IiSNbUS UuSSlipH olNCTcu.
After arguing the case, Mr.. O'Fcrrall
made allusion to the state of affairs with
which the house found itself confronted.
lie did no. believe, he said. that time
has yet come. and God grant that il
might never come. when the American
people would tolerate autocratic power,
whether welded by the President of the
United States at the other end of the
avenue or by the speaker of the house oi
of the United States at
tins end of the avenue. Let il 90 out"
he said, "and let all give ear to the dec
that the necessity of the tyrant :
plea was offered as the only excuse for
this unsecmly, land uncon-
stitutional proceedings OF him who tor n
brici season would preside over the de-
of this body. For as sure as
a sense of Justice still dwclt in the
breast of the American people" he said,
$50 sure as citizens Of this land were
still jealous ol their rights and looked
with alarm on the slightest cncroach-
mcnt upon them, just SO sure would the
democrats return TO power IN the Fifty
Second Congress; and there would he
no uSurpcr, autucrat or dictator occupy.
ing the speakers chair. lApplausc on
I he the democratic sidc,.
Mr. Giccnhalgc, oi Massachusetts,
said that after the diatribc OF the gen
tlcmam from Virginia, it might bc well to
the question before the house
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