The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-02-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATESTNEWSBYW WIRE
THE WAR IN THE HOUSE II
STILL ON.
Scenes From Yesterdays Con.
xressiOnal Battle.--The OutOcrat
Gfthe House Makes Another Ex.
hibitiOn.

WASHINGTON, January 31.-HOUSE.-
That the public at large understood tina
the contest in the house was not endct
by yesterdays republican victory wa
made manifest by a glance at the gal
leries this morning. Hall an hour befor,
noon every nook and Granny was fillet
with spectators; and the carridors out
side the gallery doors were crowded will
cxpcctant throngs, patiently awaitin,
an opportunity to be admitted.
| Spectators began to arrive at the capi
tol as early as s o'clock this morning
On the floor there was an air of sub
dued excitement, especially on the demo
cratic side, where Mr.. Carlisle was sur
rounded by number of leading members
OF his party. consulting as to the course
| to be pursued.
In his prayer, the chaplain said
Grant us, o Lord, that We fall not int @
any sin, neither into any kind of danger
but that all our doing, being ordered by
thy government, may be righteous in
thy sight"
The clerk proceeded in the usual man
ncr to read an abridged journal. omittine
he detailed vote.
NJ Bland, of Missouri. demanded the
reading OF the d cument in full, and this
was ordered by the speaker.
The clerk was proceeding to read from
he records the detailed votes of yestcr-
day. when Mr.. Cultivate. of Ohio. OBJ
jected ana demanded that the reading
should bc from .hc original document
The speaker said, that the clerk was
reading from the record as matter OF
convenience; but il the gentleman oh
lee.eu' nc n'Snt nave ms way, and ne
Instructed the clerk accordingly.
me reading OF tne journal was not
H'h'I'cteu uht'' is,oo' ana immediately
Ar. AyhinieV' Oh oh'"' moved that the
journal DC approved, ana on that motion
demanded the previous question.
Mr. springer introduced :, motion t"
',gouIh' saving that ne did SO, to en-
ape the committee on rules t" bring in
'"r 'r, voue o' ,"les:
ine nl@hNer-i he gentleman is not m
oIuer' !" Sleah'hS on Tue thol'"h l" ad-
J's,n n ,,
VI, "pi'"S''-i "ere are no ru'es tor
'"r r, l'ouSe' ,
ine "pe'Ae'- "e'e "fe r"'es 'or the
"cuse' ,,.,
MT HPr'hSer-M mere are 'hey
ne sleakcr-i he ru'eS INA, govern
n',i"''.ie"'niS "sSe'npl'es' ana those rn'cs
.'sl,ne!N ue''a,c that MOTION 10 ad-
louin u not oc'n',ao'e' "' which the
Ser,lcinan is perfectly aware
'~ MOTION 10 a.lourn WAS nst ny
'"te Oh yeas, i'o' nays lo2: Inc
question recurring on the demaih Tor the
previous QUESTION the yeas ana nays
Were m ordered
Nv, "c "."oera's as"'h pursued tneir
P"ncS o' not Sot,nE' ana the speaker
once more pursued ms method OF Jott'nr
howh the names oi members present
'mu W, not Vot'hs.
ne vote naSing peen taken, the speaker
directed tIe clerk 10 enter on the journal
.he nanes OF several members present.
nut NOT voting.
Mr; siana inihediately prose ana de-
inahora 'hat the vote DC announced De-
o'e lne nutnes were reau' pu, the
speaker ca'miy ignored MN, ana pro-
'eeded TO T,il the names, notwithstand'
nE nL. p'ahu vigorous Protcst. m
wn'en nc uec'aieu tn"t inc speaker h'Sh'
'oP MS appeal p"' thae ~ was On nc
'ount o' tne tyranny 'nat 'his HOUSE was
'rr,'he sek a'u t'reu Oh =,
n, ! ne speaker paying no hoatten''"htoM MT
'Hnu 'nn'shn.nh, uireeteu !he clerk
!" en.e' Tue h"nles "l the Ionow'nG mem.
'ers ON tne journal us present ana not
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