Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20

which" Here he was interrupted by
Mr.. Cheadle (Ind.) calling him TO order
and objecting TO the use of the word
sewer. Mr.. Bynum said be would with
draw the sewer and substitute for 1t
conduit pipe" and continued:
Il desire 10 say, as did the other day. know
inc full well the meaning OF the words, and that
lam responsible for them. that Mr Campbell
IS a liar and perjurer. / want 70 say also
that have rs great confidence In the character
OF Mr. Cam poell as l have in the character OF
the gentleman who makes this attack upon
me-
Mr.. Bynum said this deliberately and
without shade Of excitement in his
voice. He looked straight at Mr. Bayne
all the time while he was talking. In
stantly there was an uproar. A dozen
members were on their feet crying
Order" but above the din could be
heard the voice OF Mr.. Cutcheon
(Mich.), who demanded that the words
be taken down" This was done, and,
the words having been read from the
desk, Mr.. Cutcheon moved that they be
reported to the House FOR its action.
The motion was agreed to, and Mr..
chairman of the committee Of the whole,
reported the words to Speaker Reed.
Mr. Cutcheon then offered resolution
TO censure Mr.. Bynum, but before II
could be voted upon the Democrats
made innumerable points OF order, on
which they were overruled by the
Speaker. and from which appeals were
taken so as TO consume time This
state Of things lasted for several hours
during all OF which time the House was
in perfect uprosr. but at last Mr.
Cutcheon's resolution was put and car
ried by party vote.
Mr.. Springer Ill) demanded di-
vision OF the resolutions, and the first
resolution. declaring that Mr.. Bynum
merited the censure Of the House. was
adopted-yeas. 1876; nays, lo3. The
second resolution, providing for the
presence of Mr.. Bynum before the bar OF
the House. was also adopted-yess, l26.
nays, 1O3-Mr. McKeRns Cali vot-
ing in the negative. Then Mr..
Bynum leaning on the arm OF Mr..
Holman Und.l, appeared at the bar, &C
companIed BY all of his Democratic as
sooiates who could End room in tho
limited space. and who were loud in
their applause
The Speaker obtained order and re
ouested the gentlemen 20 take their
seats. Mr. Springer. acting as sposes-
man for bis party. declined &c do 50.
Serrsant-at-srms Holmes then said:
"Nr Bvnum. by resolution Of the
House Of Representatives, YOU are TO-
quirsd to au.esf before the bar Of the
House % recei7e the censure Of that
body through is Speaker" The Speaker
again requested men bers 20 take their
seats. and the democrats again refused
70 comply. Tae Speaker then said.
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