The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-02
THE FILIBUSTERERS.
Renewal Of Dilatory Iaetics in
the HOUSE.
THE REPUBLICANS pREvAlL.
Every Available Devices AAares1 ~ tAs
De.scrsss 20 I1peas nselnsp
Rssdisg tAs Nov Hulss.
REPUBLICANS pREvAlL.


appearance Of Yesterday ana sAese vas no
sucn pressure ana surgins tnrenen me cor
Ii0ors - Vas tne cas- yessey. Neser-
sneiess, y the understanenS among
naempefs tnas snc Demoefen Mlh psfsist III
.neif .actics ana oostruct. - ~ = possi-
oae. al iegisiauve prooeeaine = long -
saere y no fesuiaf pody OF fuies - govern
tnem-
Inc speaker At the Close g PRAYER di-
iecsea ms ciefK 20 feao tho Jous nei g yes
tefaay- one o. the fead.ne c'efks pro-
cseaeo 20 90 20. nus Wnen g osme 70 .ne
phrase yeas ana DAYS, sno sOio5An, nc
MILAN interrupseo ana requesssd tnss toe
reaoihg pe IN iuit.
Does the gentleman. said - speaker.
desire reading Of the nsmes1'
II dc" was McMillan's response, and
the speaker ordered that 10 b done. The
clerk started out again and rushed the
names at railroad speed. The journal en-
hraced . full stenographer's report OF the
speakers explanation yesterday IN reply to
Minis question of personal privilege in
Guiding points OF general applause" The
reading was closed at 12:20 and Springer
was on his feet with motion to correct the
journal
Mckinlay was not precipitAte but he got
up slowly and moved that the journal be
approved, calling for previous motion on
that question.
The speaker recognized Mckinley but
Springer was not to- be ignored and i'm
mediasely made motion 70 adjourn, In
view of the fact, he said, that Ne have no
rules. "
The gentleman from Illinois, said the
speaker. biandly. rs out Of order in max
ing any speech on motion 10 adjourn.
The question now Is shall tho House ad-
joslrn." He put the question to the House
but several Democrats demanded yeas and
nays and that interesting exercise was pro-
ceeded with.
After roll call was completed the speaker
WAS about to announce the result. but was
stopped by demand from Mcmillan that
recapitulation of the vote be read. That
also helped to consume time and 1t was
p. IN. when the result was annosnccd--yeas
ls5. nays l5S. The House refused to ad-
Journ-
The next step IN the proceedings was
call for the previous question on Mt. Nc
kinley's motion 70 approve the journal OF
Yesterday. The yeas and nays were de-
manded py MCMILLAN ana we're oroered.
ASS>->>~s@~S ~%SsS>A
voting and 1t became necessary for the
speaker to name those present VINO declined
TO vote.
As the speaker rose to announce the re-
suit Of the vote. Mr.. Dockery Asked wheth-
er II Was not proper 70 nAye PAIRS an
nonnced.
me speaKef-lne cnaif snMks tne
time that - oeing occupied precindes the
annoancement Q, pairs
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deeIiheo 10 entertain 'ne mouon-
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the mossoh, said springer tns. as tnefe
are many s.ek men mere aulourhmeh'
Wonio De periecus proper lLausntef.l
The speaker-H the gentleman from
LIMOS comes 70 ofoer' Lne business Oh sne
country may proceed Inc question Is on
the motion 70 approve the journal
Holman demanded the yeas and nays.
The same performance as last vote being
repeated, with interruptions ana pfotests.
The smitn-Jackson contested eiechon
case vas called mp and the democrats
raised the question OF conSoerauon, out
the speaker continued ms system OF re-
Insihg 10 enteitain oia'ofy uao.ons' anu
sne con 'ssseu eiecao'i caSc - nnaly eo.-
siueieo' MT. slsp 'rNihs VIZ Nos's " pie-
sent sne case TOT .ne Ds'ho'' ss
bland moved that sicN members oe eA-
cnsed, anding tnat there Was no necessity
Tor fner presence. 81 the speaker couid
count quorum
hoWsa caaea az 's'e 1ais''ns' :, ~ soi' 1'es
Ton case ana sfisp raise" .ne q"esson Vi
eonsfdefaHon.
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