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| head on his hand. az n In deep reflection. Soon
after he "a asked TSeoGntiom1 ~ 1I ,hG SpeaEsL01vli
explanation. hut Nj. Reed decIIpsd TO grant Il
ht thai time. saying that would be better for
pubiicSns appealed to Wilson to ist the matter
| drop where Il Was. as the House bad been dia-
fhES and
| one another what should be done to stop these
earn 81 tho Mr. hRs Wson acespsd Ss
Intended to apologize Q the House. but no. 70
II thsiF seats Snssscd in fH irfsadly eopysrsa.
sSR sPd ss bsn FSSGb
bloodshod need he feared In that Quarter;
IN e9 S shs o @
OF course the decision OF tho Chair by which
SWkysrd Stu stoH S'SH was ~ sustained @ By vote oi
the H9pss, and then, 2f course, MT. Cannon
o'd ppcfo & 10 onss whSS dSsp
II e crave ave the the attention Of the House, A
Jersey denounced my action IS member q
the House yesterday as Infamous 1 have had
stsSt0u ~ 'hS iS WSr no
suppose am as easily touched by characteri-
that TO % es SnS e. aop
have Sf USa stSe%pssd % sssp WitSn me rSles ard
mind and taste Of anybody In Or out OF this
House. ! certainly have no intention OF so
as o .ho S%
twho comes whom he. does come with forcel,
resollocting that l thought il legitimate to
ber Of the House, having IN mind that during
the last Congress he made a speech against
the 4. Ss Was BIZ "Da GiS nosd on
way and voting another. ! made the remark
snd26. 6S alma sD that S th rs%k G% etas aE
end vulgar eonsIruQtlon were placed upon 4.
placed upon It, and did not have 1t In my
mind, and II such construction was placed
f T sgf Ss aPd
glad to o make any modification or Withdrawal
NJ. MSAdoo got two minutes i for a reply. He He
GpSf ar Day. 'H He had the @ Fsnecsty % 70 meet
the offence might be- When the gentleman M fESm rem
man than no had for himself. he had hoped
sass Rs So%d y =
!sss %$|. Il ia ssPs
most conservative men that the ,so-called ex-
Ria9 Rnd ASo WSon vi the sansSnsn vent bssSnS The
original onslaught and made an additional
Saspieon tSas e So
to the House. A gentleman was justified un-
DEF II ASSssSndPPs
remarks that could be construed as such.
Mt Cannon Satd he could Sa Sdd not9Sns ct to
tentIon Of saying anything that would wound
wSet he q to ss
was willing that the matter should rest there !;
and i, alter that; any man in the House or
on criticisinR q remark that could be found
anywhere in polite literature. and had been
SS0EH EosS %af eea ony a9 9 E to him
tLat OWL thinks."
Here the incidents terminated for the day.
FI1IBusTERINo AGAINST THE LARD BILL.
After PRAYER by the Chaplain Mr.. Mcolammy
was no quorum present: ana the Speaker d.
rected the doorkeepers to notify members in
was required In the House. But even this
movement brought into the chamber only
e'knssins9 cali Of the House was ordered It dis
HOUSE ue waited patiently for ten minutes until
quorum reported themselves to the Clerk.
Mr.. Brosius tRep.. Pal moved that all further
Fhe opponents OF the Lard bill. led by Mr..
Mason (Rep., ILL ordered the yeas and nays
n order to t%e The motion was
in the usual abridged form when Mr. Mason
pituating the namee OF members voting on one
Of the roll calls yesterday the Clerk omitted
Ing. Mr. Mason called attention to the omis-
sion and desired the list 10 be rend.
The Speaker said that strictly speaking,
gentleman insisted II would be read.
Mr.. Mason lpolitely)-I ask 1t. and Tmore ag-
fha st having been read MR Mason who
followed the reading closely with an open
hSf Inf ct the pairs If they are part of the Jour
The Speaker tblandlv)-Then the gentleman
does not ask It, Tor they are not part OF the
The next point raised by Mr.. Mason was
from from The The Journal. but from the Record I'd The
Speaker replied that the Clerk was reading the
journal IN the e. usual way, but this answer did
Ing informed as. to whether the Clerk was
reading from the journal or the Record,
is reading properly and will continue.
But Mr.. Richardson Dom. Tenn.) insisted
ppon the point; TT TIE HSuse .SH e, was entitled % to
submitted that 1t was not In order for the Clerk
to read the journal from the Record; After a
and the Speaker, in which Mr.. Buchanan lRen..
\. j.. also took part, the Speaker ruled that Il
would @ be read from the original tally sheets.
AS the insistence came. the Clerk proceeded to
read in that manner.
one hour and then Mr., Dinelsy tRen;. Mel
mauded the previous question. The previous
question was ordered-yeas, l06: nays. 65-tho
Clerk noting quorum.
Mr. Turner Dem. n. W again set out on his
task OF consuming time, taking as his text the
Cannon resolution Of yesterday. In, approving
the journal containing that resolution the
House would be holding up the men mentioned
therein to the execratlon and contumely OF
mankind. tIaughteri Though he proclaimed
himself 10 be in good voice he was unable to
proceed for more than ten minutes In denun-
citation OF the resolution, when he ceased and
yielded to Mr.. hcAdoo Dem. N. ~
Mr. McAdOo attacked the Cannon resolution,
and then followed Mr Cann9n's reply and tho
finally required on sustaI91iIpG the Speakers
business. the quorum disappeared, aud the
House adjourned. after adopting Q resolution
offered by Mr.. Brosius for the arrest of ahs en-
members. directing the SerReant-at- Arms
to telegraph for absent members, and revokinR
leaves OF absence except those granted ON ac-
count OF sickness.