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his point OF order. to the effect that rules 5, O.
na!ics II The ruling Q; ,ee CHAIR we're cPr,isd
would have asserted itself In the Senate. raised
It's hideous head. aud asserted its power:
ssns 9H q hs the said Ss woa I ssm soms
general views on the general question, nud ho
beRan TO road un Argument in support OF his
Ats O'clock while Mr.. Hnrris was still read
ing. Mr.. German complained that Republican
what was said. Attention being thus called 10
and aS sIs e%s over roll Ses
sponded. Mir. Harris then went on with his
and rsaa i 4, ,Ssi tie Sa 9Ssr.
made TOO late and shonli have been mado In
which says S Il thai iu questions ot order may he
ffsa es ss' saa tR.s shs Of order
could not have been maie until the sepaio
fs hoss s.S oE nsn s ao
orjoint resolution when Il s introduced.
alrish noyea 70 lay on The table The appsS;al
asrcei % toMysss. eusssa Is; i nays % Is Nc ''n was
large work done by the senate in the lust scs-
sion in cnmparison with the work done hy the
s this amoant nSA Of busness ] WAS
GnS ,Is sssd il 'gi sF
.!omnonton. as to the importance OF unfetterel
debate In tho senate and said that he would
with a wide margin. to enable its being framed
and hung up In parlors and libraries for tho
soma "f the leading points in the article Mr..
Cockrell read more than once and with much
prrvIous QUESTION and @ esery device TO @ cut OF
deha'e wns unknown to the benats prooeed-
Mr. Dawes, who seemed. to be a close and in
sense OF hls colleague
cocEreli rsmarEed. @ I"cFIna toward @ Sr' Hoar
, who was, sitting on the ienocratio side. :.
hsyi y s said Mr. foa1, ffnG,'a myself
sH. M sSs nSi ainw s sIsoE bsRson ssSS
s rnl sss SseFns Mss Of M iak sn
sn:" e."rnsy seoi 81 talk sr 2SreS s s
By By. not ct b. ssrns his article read ~ ."
F,Yo nSs ss%aTfed hearf i road three times
:" But never so we'll" and Mr., Coekrell's
r Haa4 H MS ssa sss SS @ 81
stsnce as that 99w pendsg Early IL Soys%
esamlned the rule to SOC whether there was
10 In .hhs hs hspe was as9
incon sistency. tMoeEing laughter on Demo-
cratic .ids sna with Il tie rsmsrk rom one
right to offer amendmentsi
The rs pae Is nos 10 sp nn
Ter such reasonable debate. every Senator IL to
| he entitled to speak for hall an hour. In the
| third place It provides for rutting the question
| on pending amendments. and all amendments
HarrsNHoes f S hen The proposod rule make
that ar pEFST,sloYYS pEonsnYis
Mr.. Harris-You are wholly mistaken. tex
| cludes every amendment except. pending
amendments. and there can be only two OF
Mr. Hoar-Then It is not In accordance with
| my judgment In that particular.
Notices OF amendments to the proposed rule
Mr. Stewards looks to allowing other than
pending amendments t" measure to be
and vS'Gd z and S GT snG
debate to be seconded by two-thlrds, Instead
Without concluding his remarks Mr Cockrell
yielded to Mr. Aldr!ch. on whose motion, at q
?. NJ. the Senate took recess until II A. NJ.
The. OBJ ect Of taking recess instead Of ad.
iourning is supposed to be to avoid questions
as there viii be no journal until after The
legislative day OF the 22d is finished. which
may not be until the pending question is finally
disposed OF.
The Republican Programme.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The Republican Sen.
ators have, 1t is understood. agreed upon
programme Of action under which they hoIe
to bring the closure rule and Force bill to q
vote on Saturday. Whether the programme