New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21

senate proceed to the consideration OF the resolution
But said Mr. George, u want to know what
becomes of my right to the floor"
"And want TO know Mr. Butler put in. "wha'
becomes of the decision Of the chair that enc senator
cannot yield the floor to another e%tert by unanimous
consent? object
oh, no." Mr.. George pleaded do not object /
am pretty nearly worn out. But here he added
after a moment, :" is point want settled win our
good friends on the other side. II give up 10 ue
closure rule, and it is adopted. and get the moor
afterward want to know whether Will be exempt
from that rule whether will be under H. il am
to have dspensation by which am not to be caught
by the rule shall be anxious to surrender inc noO
nOw.n
Nv cnIIom said that Mr. George would have u
take his chances on that; and Mr. Mdfich SAID that
he did not understand that there was any MOTION DC
fore the senate. Make your notion said Mr.
George; but Mr. Aldrch said he would not "Iheh'
said Mr. George, Il will 20 on and get fresh as
90 on Qaughter.) ! hope that nobody Will act On
tho idea that I want a rest, because IL Is a great
pleasure to me TO entertain the senate on tHls iii
pOrtant matter" a., .,sHoI o,co
more asked whether he would Yield ne moor TO mn, a
and he was told that Mr.. George would Yield the moor
T5h great sc pSSId tme that the senate do now
coed TO consideration of the resolution SUBMITS
by me on December 30 and which was unuer 'o'
Mr.. Morgan addressed the Chair but the Vice Presl-
dent. without NcORnlLlnE MI hOlcdu' pun ,I'o a
on Mr.. Aldrchs motion. There was Response 81
that the yeas appeared to have IT," ~,
Then Mr.. Morgan pressed the claim TO recoentloh'
saving that he had addressed the Chair hve OF ~
fines and that he thought the Chair saw him. ne
was asked bv the Vice President 70 state ms OBJECT
lie reped that he had been his feet addressing t1
Chair respectfully and that he did not propose 10 Dc
Mr. Aldrich-I ask that the resolution be laid be-
fore the senate in accordance with the vote
agreement Of the senate about the matter. A.,
The Vice President directed the clerk tn rcad to
resolution, and It read accordingly. . 49,
Mr.. Aldrich-Did the Chair decide that the motion
which made adopted ., . 49,
The Vice President-Mr. Aldrch is entitled 10 the
floor.
Mr.. Morgan rise to point Of order. -,
The Vice Pre- sdent-Mr. Morgan Will state MS polt
Of order. . $780,. L., ,ho
Mr. Morg1n-My point Is this: Mr. George had me
floor and Welded it, under agreement which ma,
not vet been explained to the senate. nave seNerd
times asked respectfully TO know what tat agreement
was and now respectfully ask the Chair whether or
not Mr.. George has yielded the floor absolutely or
under some agreement. $3.50,
The Vice Prcsident-The Chair has no knowledge OF
any agreement.
Mr. Morgan-It IS q point Of order; because II there
is snv agreement about IL ! want 10 object.
Mr.. Ndrlch-There was no agreement maze
move that the senate adjourn. -
At this point the Vice President recognized Mt.
Ransom and asked Mr. Adrich whether he withdre"
the motion to adjourn. - -,
" do not said Mr. Aldrch. and thereupon the
Vice President put the question, and at 615 declared
the senate adiourned until tomorrow at 10 a. IN.