New-York tribune., 1891-04-25
NETWORK SATURDAY, 25, ls9l-TWElvE PAGES.

that the bill be made special order for next MONDAY
night.
Il object shouted General Hustled and Messrs.
Acker and Fish, in unison.
McCleland had speech nicely prepared, and ne
started to make it. a. repesent-' he began.
"I rise to o point of ocder," interrupted General
Hustled
al represent" began McClelland the second time
al rise to point Of order" again interrupted the
General.
Again IL represent--" came from McCleland.
Again 81 rise to a point of ocder,' from General
Hustled shut him up.
During all this time Speaker sheehan was sitting
quietly back in his seat refusing to recognize Gencra
Hustled who he knew had sound point t. MAKE else
he would not attempt to make the point
Finally, after General Hustled had made haltdo,en
attempts obtain recognition, Speaker sheehan seeing
that he could not gain anything by attempting to
ignore the General, pounded his unolendlng Gt gess
the point of ordec was. S,u
Tic point that on motion 70 make Dill
special order debate could be had ~ -,
Sheehan and McCelland both WINGED inc riies
and precedents in this firmly established the
point raised by General Hustled that even sheehan was
forced admit that the point e order was wen aAen.
lie did not dare try 10 bundO7e General llusted as
he does some of the Republicans who not quite
so familiar with parliamentary law as he IS. McCler
land at his wits erd to kn'w what 70 40. !. .
Ills brain does not work all quickly, and nc was
about ready to give up further struggles TO Work on
his speech when Sheehan came to The 'escue Dy SUI
ces sting that he rise to question of privilege Ie
accepted the hint, and again began t. speak Aeti
General Hnsted Jumped un with point of order and
this time he stepped in front Of McCelland ana iooAcu
The gen ge4temaa from westchestcr Is ont Of order
shreked the speaker his face deep spGPeG' %y rped
General Hustled but intend to stand HshV "c'e
The members will take their seats She9han t cfco'
at the same time doing some vigorous gaei WncoIEe WI
A. hs tN, eye tb One became frat General aseS had
given up the fight and he nodded 10 Mct ieIduL ~ :"
on Tie leader Of the majority started IN agn "a
% but
was on his feet with point Of order .,.o,o,
What is the point of order?" asked Sheehan'
The gentleman from westchester OGcCleand) has
not yet risen TO question OF privilege" was INC
answer We'll, rise to question of privilege was Nc
Them he began his speech again. After he had
sn6ten several lines Of It Mr. Acker rose to point
OF order. sheehan would not rec0T]e Tn esneocb was
@u%e @ereT TRADE Of abuse against the Republican sena
tors for not allowing McCleland,s DIS 20 paf 81 Pc
cause thev wanted to make an investigation Ol w
canals lie told of his great love iOr MS m Hn hIs
ents and how they would be benefited Oy tnT U'.i s
hearing on the Elevated nB1 RSaS rSoe S Seor lna The ne cities
ommIttee two days before the hearing was to be hed
and begged the members OF the committee ID re&ort &
heard that the members of the commltee were Gp
posed to the bill anyway. His speech tns mor"r,s % P
M%s all love ge SE S t%e RTSged during aq% % his
Acker tried to get rGo0n b from pecsyed % was to be
told that McCelland would be allowed TO hnlsh. ,
Mr. Fish was more successful In obtaining re,St r,t.f,
tioc, his point OF order was to ask ~ pOlltlcai
sneeches are in order this morning. ~ they "o'
then give both sides fair chance he said on,or
THE gentleman from Putnam is out Oh oruer'
SonMe%So am nOtn was the reply; and Mr. FlSn m
added 81 will be IN order when the speaker III
Where Is the sergeantat- Arms Tonnd %ni1e ''io
SneaISer Then becoming boder he thnhaeIyu ,oman
"The Sergeant-at-Arms will compei the sei'i''"1
Veil bring them on" was the reply as hr, M leat fas
bowed gracefully to the Speaker ana ,6,mond S1 to H
~Tf yriII only take one" snapped MeOlehaiiu'
aVo 81 wOntn was the retort; -. an with
Aftor ths interruption McCleIand went III, on lin biTn
HE snoech 1t was udlcrOus. indeed to Hes h om I
talk Of the broad clean Investigation TnSd men ' b T
r,iitae of unnamed men - be app9lnteI ~, ~ ~ re
Would make. When he had hntshed - MS rrivl-
h"' ieSe and again asked IL poiiucal speecHe'
were in order.
Vii then. will reserve mine until some otheT
tHS Tbo II now takes its course with the other DIS
on second reading and cannot be paSSeu Deloio "'N'
wednesday at the earliest
tFor other albany necs see FIN pa0e)