Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-29
FOR PURE LARD.
ghs Hoass Finaly Passes tAs
Ccagsr Measure.
Details c. ne Oisgracsf1i Sesnss On
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500 90 "Wednesday.


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lard sll las PASSED ths Ho-se. he
Sote was Yeas, l2e. nayS 81
WAsHISaEes, A4g. =. In the House
Weaaes3zy Hr MeAdoo \. J 1z1s
speeeA In wAlch he hanelet Ms csa-
noa lfnl Nlsaolt g.oTss- Sir tsnnoA
replied and rs speech waas use Of
Vh4t - claIaaed - - az o1ensiye re-
mazk.
NJ McA1oo shouted out thar he
wanted ths 3osds % 50 upon the rec.
cra a. : Specimen o. NJ C<nnon's Val-
gaaty.
Nr' Carath Ky suggested the
pscpristy q clearing the galleries OF
l4diea
Finally NJ Enioe rrena) was recog-
rlzel ca point Of order and demanded
trat ths words be taken dOan.
Afle. d hrsef discussion the Speaker
orer lea tae p3-nt cf cs1eT on the
grouuA that MI Ealcas pEoper course
voula have been % call the gentleman
70 ORDER and not % raise = point OF
cfder
NJ Ealoe appealed from the decision
sra the cfe-k proceeded 20 c2ll the roll
on sustaining the decision Of the
Spe4ker.
Bats storm was brewing. It's NUT
terings were head when NJ. Mason.
coming dcnn tla aisle near which SIR.
( cannon vas sitting. in a tone acdible
cafy 20 those s. DO we're IL The Immediate
Ylcln.ty, began e denouuce that gentle
nan ia no measured words. lie declared
7 saat IL SIR Canuoa's family we're In the
{ galler7 he would not have uttered the
words ne die Ills ar. Mrson'sl family
/ was in the gallery and he would not sit
( tamely hy and hear then insCltcd-
Some gentlemen in the vicinity say
I that the lie passed, but before any thing
/ more serious occurred tho storm broke
out in another quarter M. wilson
: (Washingtonl, taking occasion 70 defend
NJ. Canncns action. aroused the ire
OF Mr.. Beckwith Y j. Hot words were
exchanged. the lie passed and blow
was given. Friends seized both men
and finally quleted them.
SIR. Enloe suggested that the House
should aaoP, the Londsn prize-ring
! rules. IL w@s many minutes before
| order was restored. and II required a
vigorous welding oEthe Speakers gavel
before the clerk could SO on with the
roll-calL
The decision Of the chair was sus-
tained-veas, los; nays, IS.
Nr. Cannon arose ard in an apologetic
way said that he had intended TO say
nothing that could be even miscon-
struod into indecent language.
The journal was then approved yeas,
ZOE, nays, 90.
Mr McAdoo N. j. rose 20 a question
OF privilege. lie said nc had hoped that
the gentleman from Illinois by frank
and manly statement would have
| puryed himself OF the suspicion of hav-
inc injected vul-arity into the debate.
But he had no; done so. 4 gentleman
was justified under no circumstances in
ever descending 20 vulgar, indecent and
blackguard remarks, Or remarks that
could be construed as such. When 4
man did that no had. by the simple law
Of gravity, but sought his own level
lie could have no controversy with such
a man.
| Mr. Cannon said he could add nothing
to what he had said. lie had disclaimed
the intention OF sayiag any thing that
would wound the feelings or proprietI
OF the most delicate. He had stated
what he had 20 state in good faith. He
could state nothing further. lie vas
willing that the matter should res
| there. Evil be 20 him that evi
! thinks"
Mr. Brosius pa offered resolution
for the arrest Of abscntcos, directing
the ser-eant-at-arms 20 telegraph fol
absent members and revoking all leave:
of absence except those granted On ac-
coru. OF illness
agreed 20. aa1 the House adjourned