The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-17
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The Senate bill
passed for the reliefof Admiral S. P. Car
ter.
On motion of Carter, of Montana, the Sen
ate amendments were concurred in to the
House bill, authorizing the secretary of the
interior to submit proposal for the sale of
the western part of the Crow Indian reser-
walton in Montana
The House then proceeded to the consid
Grafton of Enloe's resolution relative TO
Kennedy's speech. 1t directs the clerk to
communicate to the Senate that the House
reprobates and condemns Kennedy's Ian
guage as supplementary. The pending
question was on the part of some order
against the resolution raised by Grosvenor.
OF Ohio.
Blount, of Georgia, in arguing the point
recalled the Brooks-Summer episode and
cited the action of the House in that case
Whenever member of that body arralgned
Senator as felon and traitor by reason
OF MS conduct in regard to legislation,
there could be no question but that the
House was assailed. He (Blount) was not
here to vindicate the Senator from Penn
sylvania; he was not here to investigate
whether or not the charges made by tn e
gentleman from Ohio were true or not but
JUG ducSuOL VI Tile CudFaCUer and dignity
OF the House was one with which the mem
bers had something to do and for which the
people would hold them to rigid responsi
biiity. The chair overruled the point of
order.
Bayne, of Pennsylvania, offered a reso-
luton referring Enloe's resolution to
gether with Kennedy's speech, to the
committee on judiciary with instructions TO
report within three days
Cannon, of Illinois, favored the reference
OF the resolution to the committee. in order
that the House might act intelligentlv
In the present form of the resolution the
whole speech, including the unobjection-
able portions, would be expunged from the
Record. 1t it should be adopted, the speech
would be expunged, while the most obiec-
tionable part of it cited by the gentleman
from Tennessee (Enloe) would remain as
part OF his remarks.
Enloe suggested that the gentleman from
Illinois was hardly the person to make re-
Elections on another person for unparlia-
mentary language. This led to brief per
sonal colloquy between Cannon and Me-
Millin and Enioe
After further debate Enloe demanded
the previous question upon his resolution.
which was so modified as to be an expres,
sion on the part of the House that it isdis-
approves and condemns Kennedy's
SpeeCH anu gives QlrectlOn to the public
plumber to eXpunge it from the permanent
congressional records. The House refused
yeas, 50; nays, ia, to order the previous
question.
Bayne, of Pennsylvania, again offered a
resolution referring the whole matter TO the
Judiciary committee. The clause reouirino
the committee to report within three DAYS
was stricken ont and the resolution adopted
yeas, 1874; nays, So.
Boutelle, OF Maine, from the committee
on naval affairs, reported resolution cali,
ing on the secretary of the navy for infor.
nation as to whether the Bethlehem Iron
company is using for manufacturing stee
gun forgings for the United States navy
ores imported from Cuba or any other for.
eign country. Also, whether ores suitable
for such manufacture cannot be procnred
N the United States. Adopted.
| The Senate blu was passed opening
! abandoned military reservations in Nevada
to homestead entry
The speaker announced the appointment
of the following conferees on the tariff bill
Mckinley, Burrows, Bayne, Dingley, Mills
| McMillin and Flower. -'---
| Adjourned.