New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

conrse would have been to call the gentleman TO
order, and not to raise point OF order
Mr.. Enloe appealed from the decision. ana inc
clerk proceeded to call the roll on sustaining tle
decision Of the speaker.
But storm brewing. It's mutterinGs "ero
heard when Mr. Mason. coming down the aisle near
which Mr.. Cannon sitting, in tone audibie only
TO those who in the immediate VICINITY began
to denounce that gentleman in no measured WORDS
lie declared that If Mr.. Cannon's family were III the
gallery the latter would not have uttered the words
he had His (Mr. MasOns) family were In the gallery
and he would not sit tamely by and hear item In
suited
Some men in the vicinity say that the lie was passed
but before ANYTHING more serious occurred
the storm broke out in another quarteR Mr. VIII
son, OF Washington taking occasion to defend MI
CannOn's action aroused the ire OF Mr. BecA"lt' oi
New-Jcrsey Hot words were exchanged, the lie was
passed and blow was given. Friends selzod DoIl
men and finally quicted them, while every Democrat
was on his feet thoroughly enjoying the spectacle OF
the family quarrel Mr. Enloe suggesting that Tie
House should adopt the London przering rules Rep
resentativc Wilson said aferward. In explanation oi
the difficulty, that Mr.. Beckwith had applied an Oh
fensve epithet TO him, and on the spur OF the ihOci
he mad struck Mr. Beckw1th. Representative BECK
with stated that Mr. Wilson had, IN the course VI
their talk upon Sir. Cannon's resolution OF Yesterday
called Nlll Il liar, NIciNuPoH' AL WV ''NNN -
temper he had applied the epithet TO WILSON,
It was many minutes before order was restored
and il required a vigorous welding Of the speaker 5
rayel before the Clerk could proceed with the roll
call
The decision of the Chair was sustained-yeas
1o3; nays, 7S.
Mr.. Cannon then rose and said al crave for a
monent tbe attention of the House few moments
oco the gentleman from New-Jersey denounced III!
oction as a member of the House yesterday as hi'
yamous have had lons service In the House, anu
do not pay as much attention to words as o'hcr' w.
vet | suppose am easily touched by charaot
tions that to me 10 be unjust as any man III ,
House. think that gentleman Will bear me OUT .i'a''
in nv years of service have attempted to keep "lti
the rues and usages of the House. and not 70 ohciu
Tho mind and taste of ANYBODY in or out of this House.
cartainIv have no Intention Of so doing smartlh5'
nerhaps under the Characterization oil tle se"ic"'
from New-Jersey-who comes, when nc uoeS 'o"'''
with forcc-recollecting that i thonet IL psH'""V'
,,ic,.o bis action since he has been member oi the
Uouse having in mind that during the last 'ohs'cSS
be made a speech against the Mills bill ana votcd lor
II. and thinking he somewhat hoted 4or 'HHi'e
ono wav and voting another / made the remark uiu
,a think that the remark, from that standpoint was
ont did not think it could offend anybody unless
forced and improper and vulgar coh'tfu' uo" "V''
nlaced upon It. ! had 10 desire TO nave such wi"
+rpcton placed upon it, and did not haNc ]" III -,
mind and if such construction was placed upon ~ :
hog II will not he. And if any memDer Oh u'o hou9o
80 tba+ tbc privileges or the taste Of the House nave
hcen violated. VIII be glau 10 Hi'No '''
or withdrawal in my power A.,
Nv Cannon then proceeded to argue III 1aVor vi tn'
sneedv passage of the Lard bill. one .s no iep l'
rested upon every membcr ZEN anu IN snnh 9l' pariSmentry
poSition that without unanimous cose E E ~ cncy,
business could be done durns e SS nS Tnder the sce
nntjI II were passed or defeated anu & u0 coSncd ,
~ Cod so far as his vote ana voice were ,ti IN
As one member, no business "Vuiu , U nf me Uonse
bill was killed or passed hS lne 'o'' "a
Applause Republican sidc.l , ,ooe 100. nays
The journal was then approved-yeas' io'' ""''
The Speaker then stated that the vote of iGe
npon the question OF sustaining tllo a,iIicd bns
steaLer holding tilat tie Lard bill Was
Mr.. McAdoo of NcwJer,ey rose to az guce0n cn0no 0
Pa PS n,sSc what he called exploration put %na' m no
Nlr McAdoo) and those around nm ,S SS'i ro ninn"
in which 70 reply. Consent was gwen buu a. t, fr
Speakers request Mr. McAdoo Withheld III, he osc
Tie present. On Sustaining tle i', ugC,,'o" 00
MAS once more left without quorum, .o ,be,
The two minutes granted to W. McAIov ,cI ~ M,
man In this House or Out Of IT, III lo.e -, ,,i -
and fair play. When the gentleman IRON NM, h% ,r,
to make his statement, he (Mr McAaool hYi nv" hd f,r
correTn for the gentleman than the lati hdq IVA
himself He had hoped that tie Geh'i'lI'n' , w -
nmser Of the suspicion OF having injected vu,e'llS
into the debate. But he h'h no. o"no 49, S ,I,ot The
The Judgment of the most conservative Hei tiio ~ WV
nc5iIcd explanation was ingenious ard not lngeiuH-
Ard when the gentleman went Dcyonu tNo v" -. NJ.
nnsI,urht and made an additional charge aa 10 nI,
McAGoo's Inconsistency. II took away an su1P','" P
HAT la was making an explanation 10 I'' IL" IT, a.,
: gentleman was justified under no clfcn' - -
ever descending to vulgar Indecent ana Dl"'"t,IL'"
remarls or REMARKS thai could lie con ucl ~ su'"'
Mr. Funston of Kansas-llc didn't 90 II. 4
Mr. HAYES of Iowa-That is question oi hslo.
Continmnc Mr. McAdOO -ad when man Gl4 I'lG'
,o Nd Lv The simple law OF gr1viif Only sousht NJ
own level lie could have no controversy WIN suoh
-, .,,a, bo corld add nothing TO what
IIo had diGclaIU!pG
iv inc anvfhinr that would wound thc iceihs> 81 pr"
r7 7r O. ~ the most delicate. lie had stated Wia M '
PG - STATE in good iai;h. He could stltc M.'
srtbcr eat he was willing that the matter shouu r.,
iIncn and IT, after that, any man III tte iu" r.p
ort ~ the House insisted. against me pi1'.'' III
~ ~ ron ark that could be found anNW lcIc III Iu.
ii,cretn~c aud had been before made WtouV rti -,
~, ~ thn acor OF the House. he could only SAY h'l ~
him that evil thnhs.' ,. rto Literature IS
vonr lanq,scc found UaU ghter.l ,,, .t,
Wv" o,n of he IIolse wa, ordered ana dlsclp'cu Wy,
rr.'ence of 19s members. mofiOn 10 az VII"
surthcr p-Occedincs loet-ycas, o. nay i.,
Mr. IirosiEs Of Pcnnsylvania. offered , W
sor tho arrest OF al lscEccs, directing inc = -i.i,
AIMS to telegraph for absent memoeis; d'u va
III leaves Of absence except those grahtl on G g..
of ilincss. The resolution was agreed TO anu u''
House adjourned