New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

| yas q censurc. lie (Mr Cannon could take Issh'
| with the gentleman on that point but, IL II was
censirc, IL censure based upon the EclS' Ilc
rcctcd those facts for the purpose OF shOWlhS INC
necessity for the adoption OF the rcsOutlol-haMey
that one moment the House had a quorum, ana inc
next twenty minutes it far short OF quorum
and further what absolutely patent TO everybody
that between the call of the House and the eau oil inc
roll members by the disappeared into the CLOAK
rooms and the lObbies
Mr.. Grain Of Texas-Havc not they got that right
Mr.. Cannon-Iave not the right to recte the iact
and let their constituents judge Of their right
Mr.. Taux, Of Pennsy lvania-lIave You H5ht 10 i-
pute motvesi That Is not the parliamentary power
Of the majority in this House until the empire comes
Applausc on Democratic side.l
Mr.. Craiu-Dld you not threaten t. Jock the oOhS
and compel to stay here until the bill was pa'scd
Mr. Cannon not noticing the question. said that be
fore this Congress gentlemen had hllbustercd anu
broken quomms sitting in their seats
Mr.. Flower, of New-York, intcrruptinC-so did YOU
Your party is leading the Glbustcring
Mr. Cannon-Tle CALLED Jade wlnces. daughter,
Now 'for the first time since the adoption OF TIC
rev rules with the Federal Election bill ana tie
Tariff bill and other important bills sea- wheh th'
BILL which prevents the oountcrfeiting Of food
products-(here his voice was drowned by applause
and laughter on the Democratic sde)
For The first time" continued Mr. Cannon, " In TINS
session new order of 6llbuserng takes place tse-
newed laughter and applause on Democratic sue,
Men answer to the call q: their names on Tue can
Of tho House, and march ont the moment thc Voc
is taken on the pending question. tene"ed IauShtrl
want here and Tow TO r.cnd leaves OF absence,
want TO telegraph to members who arc absent tpt
their place is here and that Their leaves of absence
ore resclnded. Applause on Republican sdel want
than this the Ss BY ai e Rea he exact
nothing more nor less Because so iaF a. can a.
member Of this House this R %g,t be yptd upon
Mr.. Iiaich, OF Missouri, said that he had never
known resolution like this presented to the nog1c
during its efforts . secure quorum; te P teaEo
tor the simple purpose OF drawing the afternoon
1t not only an implied censue, bql was o an
undeserved censurc because II did not give tIc mem
bers mentioned the opportunity they wgn n 49,
Applausc on Democratic sdc) 1t was unnecessary
because the ruling Of the Char pacGI me ,h fo D and
there was bound to stay. unless disposed Of unui
IL O'Clock on the 18th Of March lie was m N6 %,
bin and he appealed TO his friend from Illinois IN
behalf Of the 3 Hd S o. t 70 L hns pit to
vote, to strike out the preamble and eApuhse IL from
"Thc Record IL, ,., snovv
Mr. Osborne Of Pennsylvania with great snow now
Of Indignation said that he understood his name wac
on the list lie had been here since J. o'clock anc
had answered at every roll call. He had been hcc
when the genial gentleman from Illinois had not 3ee
daughter end applause on the De to se verified
by this sort Of thing, If there is less truth m IL ihln
IS shown by your resolution here, then PITY you
%s Cannon-W the gentleman allow me single
Mr. osborne--I suppose can afford TO do that. vo
had not time. l will yield 10 YOU at TINS timc, ,h
Mr. Cannon with mock politcness)-l thahA u''
Mr. oSpornc with politeness equally eiIcctivc)-loa
are entirely welcome. daughter .
Mr. Canf0n-l call the gentleman's attention TO the
fact that did not know whether he was pressn, or
6e Clerk s al the desk and il there &c an touching
the gentlemans presence or absence, ! can Only say
that NgrSt that such mistake occurred .
Mr. Cummings. Of New-York dnterupll9s despite
the lively rappng Of the sayst1{e, % a., sa Ye st list
i%Yes,' eshoea Nj. Lchlbach' of New-Jerscy' land
Mr. Cson"n-I hope "The Record" will be corrected.
Derlsiyc Laughter on Democratic sdel
Sir. Smith, Of nlinols-Is my name reported on the
The Sneaker pro temThc Chair is not advised OF
any such list The name OF the gentleman Is not Oh
Then for few moments there was great confn.
sion In the House Fully dozen members ", Were +,
personal privilege and their efforts 10 secure such
Recognition were nosily seconded by their friend
Finally Mr.. Grain. Of Texas. was recognized. The
gentlemen named in IT, being one o. then, , he
a. he was personally concerned. he had no APOLOGIES
to make TO ANYBODY. whether he be humble in,h IN
bcr Ike himself, or the honorable chairman OF ho
Speaker, who. in the atters absence, attempted to
cRamSer but Outside Of it~with how much accuracy
could be drawn from the fact that his siaSent o mao
applause He Mr. Crain) was responsible to his con
siiiuents alone. A.. ,o,,, ~, order
that the gentleman not talking 10 question u
Mr.. Crsln-Yes; 1 am. have been charged with
Improperly In my official capacity
Mr. Henderson-Nothng in this resolution can be
construed into censure.
Mr. Crain-The chairman OF the Committee on APP
propraCns NUT be IN s saa phg gnS TTH re re-
9alres de i aSsi,'"nSc % t4e ''o anu
Mr.. Henderson-I viii do what please. ...,,, -,
Mr.. Crain--Yon cannot bulldoze personally OIL
! through the chairman Of the committee on HppO
pratons This nothing but pe,y Se,Iea vi Tu, ~
doing the object beng Rc to tIS We had NJ ad h m
line Of procedure when the so-cailed Lode bi wa
before the onse T. would not now be In s Io
Eli because believe that the author LOafo
| bnt that he was only the wet nnrsc daughter.
| | am responsible to my constituents alone. went
ont Of the chamber Intentionally 70 avoid hcins
counted as present and not voting have eyen heard oT
asserted that clerks and pages were sent 10 tc cosh
rooms 10 hunt up hats and umbrellas IN order tha'
| the Speaker might count hats and umbrellas pres
| ent and not voting. daughter had the rght u
DO that. I have the right to Do that whenever
please. | ask the chairman Of the Committee oI
Appropriations he did not threaten me and another
member this side II we continued To 40 wla a,
was locked up and We were compelled To stag hei'
10 PThe Charge was made continued Mr. Grain "tha
the Democrats Of the South dcpnvng the negro %
| the right 10 vote. and refusing to count ms baIo
or attemptcd TO do what the Speaker backed by the
majority. had done in this House; and that was 70
1t 10 avoid this that the men VINO th2nsnt ,lt
! Lard bill ought not 10 pass had gone out OF tht
chamber They had o right 10 do that and no cchSnre
| that could be put upon them would stop them.
| Mr. burrows, Of Mchgln-ls not the gcntlcmaI
aware that he was violating Of the rules Of tho
| House In going out . .,-, 4. - .,.,
| Mr. Craln-ft Is perfectly immnteTial 10 me whether
I did or not. II I sit In mJ chair and am counted
! as voting when I did not vote, ] viii get out OF
my chair. , - , A., u,
Of the House. For this you 10 not answer 70 yoii
| constituents, but 10 the Hous"
Mr. Crain-I am not prepared TO be censnrcd ulcs'
| / am tried and found guilty. IA,
| Mr. Brosius-You have Just entered a plea OF guilty
| (Laughtcr) 49,, - hill a.,
! Mir Henderson, OF Iowa-YOu stood by while th'
Lodge bill passed ond did not sccelc until the FARMERS
| day came, and then you snctNed out OF the nall
| Republican applsrse) - ,
| Mr. Crin-i represent many farmers as yon do
but they are farmers who produce cOt0nsccd oil, be
tween which and pure lard there Is no moro com
parsOn than between Heaven and Hell. daughter.
| Mr. Ilcnderson-Thcn put II on ihe market rs such
Don't sneak BE a man. Republican applause
| Then Mr. Turner, Of New York had his turn Z
| rise ~ a question Of personal privilege He founf
his name In the honorable company Of the gentlemen
| who were named In the preamble. Even suppose "a
gentleman withdrew his preamble his purpose wonlf
have boen accomplished. lie had been playing 10 TN