The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-31


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hr. Mcklnley, OF Ohio, that tho appe
was not In order as another appeal W
pending.
Mr.. springer, of Illinois, made Il
point OF order that no quorum Ind vote
ana had said that II the Speaker 30 d.
cided he would appeal.
| .DnEcRKNRipoE RAISES pRpLAM,
The Speaker-And tho t,ho;r doo,;r.
- ..ta~t,,., A.. 80, ~ =, " ~, u,.An'
ieaia 'hc appea' OF the eehtleme
from Illinois. | Applause on the Repnl
lican side and Kisses from the Demt
Gratis Then amid wild cheering ON N
Democratic side Mr.. breckenridge. {
Kentucky, rushed down the aisle an
standing In front OF the Speaker O,
claimed: "From that We appeal. Ther
is no appeal pending. There was an n,
peal Yesterday, but this is different ar
peal. Because tho Speaker Is assumin
that the House will sustain his decisio
OF yesterday anu 80 IS carrying by hi
tborotore f ,,oes ie not nnno n' ns n'noe.
as slated by The ventjeman from % ON; III
(Mr. Mckinley, and the gag law whicl
t!at gentleman with tue help Of tn
speaker mas applied to-day IL revolt,
tionary ana corrupt.
Cheer after cheer rose from the Demo
cratic s!dc, mingled with Kisses from thu
Republicans, until tho House resemblet
pefiect Deulam. In the midst OF thu
tumult the Speaker stated the question
TO be on the motion to approve the jour
hai' ana tne yeas anu nays having beer
ordered, directed the CLERK to call the
roll. owing 10 the confusion many
uemocraiic members dId not understand
tne questlon as put by the Chair, and
another scene OF excitement ensued
uozens OF mempefs arising ana demand
ing to Know what they were TO vote
upon. The speaker attempted in vain
70 restore oraer' though one Democrat
was heara TO shout aboyethe turmoil thai
the House was as much IN order US the
speaker.
CARLISLE SECURES A LULL.
A lull occurred however whom Mr.
co,,;,,o ,,aaa ,,a ,,..., A., =, ~, -
..''e'o "'oSe "lo ''opeo tnat the roll
call would be suspended until order was
restored. Several members did not nm.
derstand the question.
The Speaker replied that he had care.
fully stated the question and if it had
not been heard it was owing to the con.
fusion made oy the very gentlemen who
were now complaining that they did not
know what the question was. loud an
plause ON Republican side.)
The Speaker-Gentlemen will be in
order. Applause is unsuitable, The
Speaker stated that he would have re-
stated the question, but that the dis.
order continued to prevail and there u,s was
no other remedy but to proceed with
business which was not 10 ha intcrrunt.
ed by applause or clamor.
MIR. Carlisle remarked that sometimes
gentlemen, on account OF disorder. did
not understand the question. He
thought that where a gentleman arose
and stated in good faith that he did not
hear the question, it should be restated
Mr.. Grain, OF Texas, replied sarcosti.
calty that there was no sounder general
parliamentary law.
The Speaker-It is under general mar.
law which involves ALWAYS
the preservation Of order in an assemhly
by the united order Of every individual
The Speaker then restated the
question and the vote resulted: Yeas
lo- nays, l.. Inc Speaker declared the
uo.lon an,a II,aieu .h anu tiletsea tne clerk to
Of members as present m mhs bnt not yot;nv: naI,s.
Messrs. Bankhead, Breckenridge, Of ar.
KANSAS, Carlisle, Clements, Compton,
Grain, Crisp, CuIberson, Of Texas, Good
n1ght' hayes, hooker, Lane, Lawler,
Martin, OF Texas, McAdoo, McRae,
Montgomery, Morgan, O'Ferrellr and
li.llman.
Mr.. springer raised the point OF no
quorum, but the Speaker declined to
recognize him and instead recognized
Mr. Mcninley, OF Ohio, to discuss the
appeal taken from the decision OF the
Speaker Yesterday. mr.. Mckinley at
tempted TO proceed, but MIR. Springer
was not 10 be sl!enced and amid much
coniuslon contlnued to address the
Chatr. lie insisted upon his right to be
heard, declaring amid much noise and
that tne Speaker must recog-
nize MIN when rising to a point Of order
that no quorum mad voted. The Speaker
replied tnat that was the question which
was ABOUT 70 De ascertalned.
SPRINGER SPRINGS UP.
Mr. sprinper-I raise the no;nt of or.
ao. ~ a .a,,,;uo. : y
usi = .lia' Az requires " quorum 70 approve
the Journal.
The gentleman from Ohio will proceed.
Mr.. Springer-Does the Speaker re-
fuse to entertain a question OF order in
this House? ~
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Ohio will proceed, s'
5 Mr.. Springer rise to a question Of
order. y.
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Ohio has the floor.
Mr.. Springer-But l rose to Question
OF order, which il good will take The zen.
tleman of the floor, u
The Speaker-The gentleman from
Illinois will be kind enouph to tak,. h;s
seat. h .5s.r -T.s
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