Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL.
VOTE ON rHe AppoRrionmtEr
Gill.
Rogers Infarins the House that the
Force mi Has Hem Defeated.
Cheer after Cheer.
~ i'i'hl'pA w thV NhWs'
~ IIiE SENATE.
Morgan Continues his Arznmen
Agniust the Election NM.

Morgan Continues MS Argument
Asnius, the Cir",ion nat.
wAHniNuToS, Jan. 2G.-Thc Senate
met at noon III continuation uf the
legislative day Of Thursday last, the
pending question being the resolution
~ amend the rules by providiug some
method OF closing debate.
Morgan Resumed the floor and con.
unued his argument begun Saturday
In opposition ~ the PROPOSED rule and
10 tho elec ton bill, both Of which meas
ures lie claimed "On the authority %
the New York Times" to 10 Tor tho ad.
vancemrnt of Hnfris0n's project Tor r..
election. At 1870 O'Clock Morgan
yielded for n motion by Wolcott TO pro.
coed ~ the consideration Of the hrpof.
tionmcnt bill.
Dulph moved To lay the motion on
the table and the motion was rejected
amid much applause, ychs 81, nays %.
Senators Cameron. Jones, OF nevada,
Stewart, Teller, Washburn aud Vol.
colt voted with the democrats aud ln-
galls was paired with Sanders.
A vote was then taken on Wolcolps
motion 10 take up the apportionment
bill and II WIS carried, yeas, -; nays,
-.
The following IL the vote In detail on
the motion 10 lay Wolcoit's motion ON
the table;
Yeas: Aldrich, Allen, Allison. Blair,
Carr, Casey, Cullom, Davis, Dawes,
Dixon, Doiph, Ednginds, Evaris, Ear
well, Frye, Hale, Hnwlcy, Hiscock,
Hoar, Mcdonnell, Mcmillan, AiandCr.
son, Mitchell, Morrill,, Paddock, Plat,
Power, Quay, Sawyer, Sherman,
spooncr. stockbridge, Warren, Of
IOwa-3i.
Nays; Harbour, Hate, Berry, Black.
burn, Butler, Call, Cameron, Carlisle,
Cockrell, Coke, Eustis, Faulkner,
George, Fofmnn, Gmy, Hampton,
Harris, Jones', Of Arkansas; Jones, Of
Nevada; kcnna, Mcpherson, Morgan,
Payne, Pugh, Ransom, Reagan, Stew
art, Teller, Turple, Vance, Vest, Wal
thai, Washburn, Wilson, OF Mary
land; Wolcott-35.
There was considerable confusion
and ill.feellng In relation TO the pairs.
Daniel said ho was paired With Squire,
but as no was Informed by this ssnator
from Nevada ltitowari) that Stanford
was In favor OF proceeding with the
business he would transfer squire'H
pair to Stanford and would himself
vote. nmI
Aldrich objected and the finnl result
was the palm stood as follows. Pierce
and Blown, Plumb and Gil soI, Pctti-
grew and Pasco. Squire aud Daniels,
shoup and Colquitt, Sanders and
ingalls,, Chandler aud Bl0dgeii, Moody
and Hearst, aud Higgins aud Voor-
hoes. Stanford stands not paired. The
result wns announced, yeas, 81; nays,
Sb. 80 the motion 10 lay on the table
was rejected. The announcement was
greeted with applause ON the demo.
cratic side aud In the galleries.
A vote was then taken on WolcOtps
motion Ia take up the superintendent
bill, and It was carried by n like vote,
yeas, 80; nays, -.
The reading Of the bill and report
was continued until . O'Clock, aud the
bill was then laid aside Ill tomorrow.
Tim next business was then on Cor.
mans motion 10 amend the Journal OF
Tuesday last, which was agreed 10
without dissent, aud the Journals Of
Thursday and Wednesday were ap-
proved.
Tho morning business was the me.
mortal Of the Idaho legislature, which
was presented and referred, ON the sub.
ect Of lead and lead ores and protest.
Ing against u reduction ON lead and
lead ores. Also u large number Of
petitions from western States for and
against the Copger lard bill, nnd tho
Torcy bankruptcy hill.
Among tho pension bills reported
and placed on flo was one for Mrs
Marc A "a tlAl.aFlU llll for AL.
relief WIS vetoed by Cleveland two
years ago.
The army appropriation bill was
reported aud Dolph offered u resolu.
ton, which went over, instructing the
committee ON Judiciary To report as TO
the power OF minority Of the Senate
To compel the attendance Of alb
acntccs.
alton Of the House bill for an adjust
mcnt OF the accounts Of labores and
others under the eight.hour law.
Pending action, the Senate adjourned.
Senator Aldrich aud most OF tho
republican senators today were COM
pletely surprised ut tho action Of the
Senate In laying ssid. the closure re-.
solution and taking up the apportion.
mont bill. There was no expectation
Of my important vote and one repub.
lean senator was absent attending 10
department business when the vote
was taken and II was with difficulty
n pair was arranged for him. Senator
Stanford was absent and unpairvd.
The future course of events depends
largely upon him, M Senator Aidrlch
says II Stanford agrees 10 support the
rule, ho viii ask the Senate To resume
It's consideration Immediately.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The usuai
skirmish IN the House took place to-
day aA 10 the reading and approval OF
the journal. The journal was finally
approved. The yeas aud nays were
then ordered on motion that the
House go into committee OF the whole
on the naval appropriation bill, but
the call Of the roll was interrupted by
the Information given by Rogers, OF
Arkansas, that the force bill was dc.
fcated In the Senate. Then tho Demo.
crats gave cheer after cheer.
The speakers gavel was for some
time Intellectual TO check the Demo
cratic enthusiasm. "Another Bull
Run" calculated Brewer, OF Michi.
gan.
The House then went into committee
OF the whole Jn the naval appropria-
ton bill. Kelly OF Kansas, referring to