Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-08
BATTLE LINES DRAWN
THEFk>i C0NFlc. B.IWsSN IbE PAR
rItSlN fHK hOlSE
Cus.s Slslis YgVas Dsuact or Rules and
AA1s7 Forced o. Pisig. Thar SOB
mssca Son - ha1.Alsrs
Wrids FAR Bill

wAsaISeroN, J.na,ry There w-s
Al ualsus'lY ea.aii nuuher OF i1smtei-
prssslt when che H,uss was called 20 CT
der 40 nooz, aai The prayer CT She Chsp
iaio fis lbe diyise protection OF tse sex
R-p.,ssutsti,-a was listened to with uu-
woatsd iateies.. Gr CalbeItsoa, ,roa,
the Committee on Judiciary, reported, ard
the Houss pa.s . s. bin 10 change and fix
the sims Of TIE holding OF the district
courts Of Austin and Brownsville,
Texas.
o motion o. Mr.. Carlisle, Ct Kentucky.
acting under irsructiOus from she Com
mittse o1 Ral.s, re3olntion va adop ed
providing Ger ihe appointment Of two ad-
ditional memtCrs %. the COMMITTEE en-
Commerce. ras Speaker slstsd % 'he
Honse thai uc,ordaUc3 with ;ns authority
vested 10 him, hs mad yesterday siWiais-
tered the 0a, OF otiice to Samuel ]. Ran
dali, Of Pennsy lvania
WORKING WITHOUT gULEs
Nj McComas. OF Maryland Ctfsrsd
r--oiuiion THAT sns House receive itself
.,,o Cammittes OF tine Whole for the COG
..+-rs-on CT the ID s,ric, OF Columbia aD-
..-,rrsnon bili--;ns committee o. be gov
-e4 hg ihs rules OF ths last Congress I
~ Bf. ksn7,dge raised she qaestion Of I
4a-st.oa aRainst the regOluiion. Toe I
.Es-r ruled chat the question of consid I
..ao raid not be raised sgAiast tbe /
-..,oa.n. because tle res0.Dtioa vas in .
,,.r,te-. of 8 motion regu .ating toe o1si .
q rsan az
-.r.f rti1n 90 tae iaci that the resoiu .
.. s.r. urther ihla that snd provided I
f.p.i1a ol p c01e OF rules, but the /
...+e.- usl-aiaed bis position. Mr I
p-..er-if.s appealed from The decision
s,s yielded i.e q 'of 10 Mr. Carlisle, OF
r.rt,.sr. ahr vigorously at;acke1 ths
Speaker ac',a-
raelrsrE's VIGOROUS ASSAULT.
r4f tb,.oy Question otvousider-
,.,. r,rIi bs rli-st sg.iast = mOiioo to
u. .i,-5 ths committee of ine whole, but
FL ..rtiuz rl.u,guon vent ias OsInad
,tsnf provided, ;tmpOfsru5 % Was ups,
t-....l- o.. rules de th ngn. the time
b.9 came whea Che Hous-. ID % w.'s % he
.,,vsr--f br ru ea. should have 'hcss roles.
-t,-I.-s-or .ts Democratic side All I
.s..,'sr..n oa bo.h i-s Of the H1use Dad
~ rish. To- knoW precisely weat 'a'i'
rsbts vers here as representatives OF their
constituents.
,,o pgOrECrI0N rOE rHE MlNohlI4.
,uss nav .hs 7.h of January. The
HONS. had besa il se-,i1l sxcept for tce .
recess since the irs Monday 10 December
.nd v.t si' thlt bid been tous towards the I
,io9..oa of tte rules was 60 ogrse ifom
anne Boz ums tlll lha House wouid be gov /
--ps7 tvaplt cf the rules % TIE ltsi /
Hou-s Hs rsi 10 specia. objection 60 the F.
consideration o. The spprcp prluon hil ~ /
tins fm- rrt I'd the House established .
,5is 1r.eslsur lhe minority TAI no assur- .
.eesfh.t one House VAS 90; 10 go on with
81t suy rules. Rn'ss UeIe intended not
only for the government OF she Houae, ou-
also that toe R-pres3ntatyss of the minor
ltyof the people might be protected aUd
those Reursseristives h,d thc right %
know by Whst rules ,aey were 90 be go7-
ernsd.
THE DEMOCRATS WE'RE READY
az any time to c1nsidcr the whole body Of
rules. and until then 10 wss naTdly iair %
thrust upon them parts OF rules tempora-
fiy. and leave them without any knoSl-
edge a. TO wha. rules would govern them
eleu the next ms3surs came up for c0u-
siieraU0u. He hoped tAe. the sPpeal
would be- sustained; bat 1t i. @as moi, be
hoped the resolution would be defeated
and the House clio we'd Go st1nd where it
was until tee permlueut rules were adopt
ed for ~ government
Mr. Cusp. of Georsia, followed in the
same line Mr. Bland, OF Missouri, was
opposed io sdo2nng the rules OF t1e last
House piecs-meal Sir. Rogsrs of Arkan-
sas. aud Mr.. Hooker, ot Mississippi, AZ
gued egaiLst iAe position taken by the
Speaker.
MKISLEY' PLEDGE
Mr.. McKialey. Of Olio, said that the
Committee on Rules would report a code
Of rules. within reasonable time, ard
that che only question before The House,
vas whether while s~aiung that repent,
puhlic business vas tu be suspended
The country was inhoi.ely mote concerned
IN what the House did than M the rules
andsr shich 10 didit. He called attention
90 the iact chat there was no bill seeking
a priority Of consideration with the dis
trict bill. ard there was 40 question OF
consideration to De raised.
The debate was continued 40 length by
VARIOUS memhsis The Speaker vas fnal
ly sustained by vote OF l25 20 l24. and
McComs8' resolution vas carried, The
committee. how sevsr, remained in session
only few ininutes.