Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-18
Remarkable Scene in the
House.
erq0RABLE SESSION YESTERDAY.
amao. Pa, Reads an Abusive Letter
From James Campbell.
nyrN AND WILSON RESENT 1T.
htman Excoriates Bayne, and is
1rS Bs6re the Bar of the House
Dnou,S Sustain Him in a Body
Decorated by Censure.

,r,-r..r.S. ID c.. May IA scene
..plri ei excitement occurred IN the
r...s today Mr.. Bayne, Of Pennsylva-
. r ,4S.ug TO "a verbal amend
- -be tariff bill sent 10
... CLERKS desk and had read "a letter
. Jane, Campbell of Pittsburg, Pa,
- -le statements rejecting upon
..rae-cr made a few days since by
A. Brrgm. Of Indiana, and Mr.. Wilson,
rs Virginia lu his letter he strongly
-ef these gentlemen and used vigor-
maze I'm denunciatiOn of them. Mr..
said that the letter was unworthy
r- uut on the records of the House
ruorthy of the gentleman who had
-et 70
r Wheeler. of Alabama, made the point
that the letter should be stricken
.-.-e record The Chair ruled that the
man who presented the letter was re
for 10. Mr. Bynum claimed rec
ou q question of personal privilege
tO the Campbell letter. The Chalr
med 90 think that the letter did not
~ matter of personal privilege.
ar,-ed scene of uprOar. Mr.. BY
rieav0rcd 70 proceed, but he was
-.f down by the Republican side. Mr..
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t. f-5 -te. hi,-h.,sf respecr had
- charged with forgery, and he wanted
.r-.ssrt rhe letter I'm his defence.
a.r. KrNEDCE IN THE FRAY.
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HI>lN tAOnsIArE> bANNE-
After haitian hour of upr0ar. Mr.. Bvnum
ecurcI tuc floor amid comparative quiet,
and said traf fle Campbell affidavit was "a
1c effect THAT Nr Wilson and he had SAID
100 >l'N month Wl, enough Tor any glass
over ll Ms 1sllc- Where ne was
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vr Chsadfe of Tndiano made the poin,
.-iar tbat such lanpuae,e WAS out %
a Chair thought the word sewer ir
ounecti0n was hardly parliamentary
r Bvuum II withdraw 10 then and Sal
luit pipe Since the gentleman from
,v.vania is the medium through whicl
statement of Campbell found It's way
le record. since the Chair has said
tro way q citizen who may fee
erei can get into the record is by
emcnt of memberot the House
-.e simply tO say that did the other
showing fu.l well the meaning of the
r,a.I taat was responsible for them
Nr Campbell as "a liar and as
want 10 saw now that | aCccp
l. .r wiling 10 believe that have "a
r .rre in the character of Mr.
., have In the character of IN,
r. makes this attack upon me
and uproarl
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-.' que, q " "Iansle' MOTION lor dO
notion. after the0ther was made and
and there was another scene of con
when Mr. Bland declaring that th,
..r was trlmpling upon the rules o
House. The confusion. however, wa.
nl0rarv. Mr. Cutche0n contendeC
e gcltemau from Indiana had vio
lrlameutary usage by making ;
and personal attack upon the gentle
nm Pennsylvania The question
cher 10 was parliamentary for on'
o>tautially % denounce another
Tap and a puuurer. The time ha1
draw the line.
Herbert, of Alabama, said the gentle
.rm Pennsylvania had been th'
r He had brought IN a letter con
Malignant attock against tht