Daily Republican., 1890-02-01

man can talk aay member Of this liouss
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nssk 6oss d ~ ~ a. ths world, sad
= subject 70 ~ dise1WinAtine judgment.
The proceedings ol lhls House, % fer y
the Chair y concerned. has bsen orderly.
suitable, IN c0a1ormity 10 the rules Of
parliamentary Law. and the sefueel ei the
Chair 70 sutegtAin 4 motion 70 adjourn at
this june,urs 10 strictly 10 accordance
tber0with. There b NO possibility By
which orderly methods OF parliamentary
procedure can b used 70 atop legislation.
The object Of parliamentary body 10 &C.
tion and rot stoppags Of action. Hence,
when any msmbsf or set Of member un-
dertake to opposs the orderly progress
of business, even By the use Of ordinarily
recognized parliamentary motions, It is
the right OF The majority 10 refuse to have
those motions entertained and to cause
the public business 70 proceed.
1t 10 then the duty Of the occupant Of
tho Speakers chair to take, under parlia.
msntary law. the proper course In regard
10 such matters.
Mr.. Springer desired to be heard on
the appeal. but the speaker recognized
Mr.. Mckinley 70 lay the appeal on the
table.
MI. springer still ins,sted on his right
| to be heard, which called forth tho 70.
mark from Mr.. Perkins, Of Kansas, that
when gentlemen ON the other side Of tho
house learned 70 talk with decency they
would bs given an opportunity. still MF.
Springer continued hls protest.
Ths Spsaksr-The gentlemen 10 not In
order.
Mr.. springer--I am in order; the
Speaker q not In order.
TIE Speaker directed the call OF the
roll, but the voice OF the Clerk was
drowned IN that Of Mr.. Springer, who
held bis ground with psrtinacIty Az we'll
~ could be hoard In tbs confusion, Mr..
Springer said: want TO enter my pro.
test against the dseisiop.
The appeal was then laid on the table
--yeAs, 162; nays, noue-tha Speaker, q
usual, counting the requisite number 10
make . quorum. Mr.. Springer moved
to adjourn.
| Tho Hpeaker-Tbe decision Of the
Chair has been sustained By the House,
and It becomes the duty Of tho Chair to
refuse 10 entertain the motion.
4 Mr.. Springsr-whon will motion 10
adjourn be 10 order?
Tho Spcaker--It will be In order 1t ths
|
The Speaker thereupon recognised Mr..
Dalxcll, of Peunsy ivauia, TO speak upon
I tho Smith VS.. Jackson election case.
Mr.. Crisp, OF 0eOSgta-lf the gentle-
} man from Pennsylvania dssigna to call
J mp tho election case, he has not yet done
J 90. raisc the question OF consideration.
The Speaker Aud the Chair declines
to entertain the question.
Mr.. Orisp called upon tho Speaker fol
his reasons, whercupon tho Speaker re.
J piled that tho House had already decided
to consider the election case, and, not,
withstsnding Mr.. Crlsp's pi otsst, tha
the question Of consideration had beer
decided On . previous day and was no
binding to-day, aud that no Speaker hAt
ever declined TO entertain such . motion
the Speaker refused to put tho question
10 the House.
Mr.. Crisp--Then appeal.
The Speaker-The Chair declines I,
entertain the appeal.
Mr.. CrIsp-Will tho Chair give hi,
rcasontl
Tho epeaker-Thc Chair gives % hi
, reason the vote Of the House just now
sustaining tho ruling OF the House agaius
diiAtory motions.
The disorder continued until Mr.. CrisI
rosc and, addressing his Democratic col
leagues, said that the election case hat
been taken up against their protest, bu
that II was up, and that they should Civ
, II a quiet hesring so that they might pas
upon 1t inieiligentiy. tApplauss.
Thls advice was acted upon, aud Mr.
, Dalxel, continued his argument, at tn
conclusion of which the House. at <.30
, adjourned.