New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-21
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.<,yrcRGRArH TO THE TRIBUSE.'

~. 1erocrots in the House have oosTucVu ''o
nrbrc business for many days LED To-Day 10 inc
rsraI result Colonel NILS, of Texas VINO - 'Ip
49,, monument and most promising CANDIDATE LOT
mus r,,.orhs of tbc next House was betrayed into
~ o,huiton dwell II would not he fair 10 say bad
crcner for he lad no temper at all lhe'e was 10
badoy Of excuse for Colonel MISS peiiorm'ocs Ii
no had had his wits about him lie never "oi" nav
tecun IT, The parliamentary SITUATION was ''''
~, a,o which everybody in the House who was not
blinded by part isan prejudices or carrieu away ~
temporary excitement could e~siY uhdefs anu hu'
H. MN had come to the House cooked and prmed'
anparcntv Tor a bout with the speaker for fc>e''l
DAYS he and some oher Democrats OF inc n'o'c no'S
or have been parading with chips on ther shouueIA
a dcfvinc he majority of the House u proceed WIN
| the public business. They had rcaoho S'''o VI
mind in which they seemeu W W ~
doing would win
soon a. the trouble began today 1t was
rather apparent that the ghost dance % 'oo.c'
Mills had been prearranged anu "o my
distinc' ions would be drawn as 10 inc pio'o
cation for it to begin. For several minutes '"o 50"
in the House was wild onc-a dI'g'aoci"i o'O ''
tbc centre of IT was Colonel NILS, inc lea''"N ~
date for the speakership. lie ragged he ges'oua'u w.
,i,cin, his arms and pounding his desk Ills voice.
,ro,o a veil arose t. scream, ana ehucu III
shrek which destroyed the meaning Vi MS "''''
even in the ears Of the persons WHO "''0
dozen feet Of him at the time II was mos p"i'i"'
exhibition which was only ended by inc li'''iP
- tho serpeantatarms. acting under the Hpcshc'
rho croalor himself was as calm serene ana
,,,,,blo AZ over fully conscious OF the security
the impregnabty Of his posluoh'
NJ ,i1,,s coarseness in his denuncatohs Oh oo'''
the speaker and Mr. Mckinley de'troNcu ''o en-
~ his words, It the general ophion "'o'1 w
Pennbicans As well as among many Deiho'I"',' '
hers Of the House. that he had seriously '"'
,on,c,s for the speakcrship, and 1t was holcu ina
.h o,bor candidates for that high once o'N ~
.,,o mart in the turmoil. which for fe" SECONDS
so,,oa ul,clv 10 result in exchange Oh Oio"S ~
well hot words .., Mr. R,aud. o,
Missouri IN pursuance Of the policy OF INC De'"O'
n tIo,so this morning demanded the Tea0ihs
. tbe journal OF Yesterdays proceedings !" i''i
Tle cerl, having concluded the reading, 'r DAM
- ,ro noint that tho iournal had not been t'au !"
an. and demanded that the description Oh ''' N"''o"
executive communications. icSoiuuons' " 49,.
etitions (Which are referred under the rules anu N0'
in open House be read int, ror,io,
THO s,c,tcr directed the clerk N read TINS Polo'
~, ,bo ioornal. which IS ordinarily omitted Inns
@ hv tar the longest portion Of the journal ana Is
reading was not completed until ooiooA' ,.
,r,, ,os,od one Of the widest scenes Of cohi"so"
that tbc House has during the present '"n''9
The sneaker having stated the question 10 " VI,
Tho opnroyal Of the journal. and having oouh'eD ~
s,,tcd the Affirmative vote, Nr. Mis- ll>"'~ -
r.arv
,o.,,on va not on ordering the previous question"
Tr,. ,,o-, va. based upon the fact that "heh uc
1,o.,, mad finished reading TIE first part OF ur
,,,,I IN, norton usually rcad) Mr. Mckinney. "
r,,io had demanded the previous qHe'u'h
..io n, rc,pousc 70 the inquiry stated ms ii'''
Lrt s,d that the demand had not been rcnc"Vu ''-'
the r,aAiug Of the completed journal , .Aa
W. ,icIlnl,v corroboratcd the statement oi 'ne
speaker .. J.. ,o,.o,o tho
Question Of approving the Journal. but the Speah'r
declined 10 recognize him on the gronhu Una, '''
Hou.e wa dividing. Then the storm o'nn our,
with excited gestures Mr.. NILS strobe GOWN u.
aisle and shaking his fst at the HpcaAcT' p'"''"
-. a rolun,o Of dcnuuciatlDn, accusing Inn o. pr"
,.f, ,,,ud on Tho House. Non are pcrpetratinI
- tr,re ,,,,n fine IIousc." he tlundc"rf. land you
,,,o,c - and his party colleagues burst lrp rounu
n opolausc and cheers and gathered ar"uhn '"'
champion. -
put III, sneaker was lmmovahe and amid IN" eH
i,.r,cr rcg,,-tod those opposed - IN" approving "I
tlc journal 10 r.sc Phlc-ma'.cally he counted 'r''
two three" and announced the motion carried '''
rio vc,- and ravs were demanded by the Dem"
Graf ard ordered ard A. tho clerk proceeded to call
tIic roll SIR Nlls poured ogt iS denuncii'hN A4alh
r., accused TIE speaker Of p"rp"tfating iIa"d up""
,,e House: and referring TO Mr. Mchh!cf' 'iH
We did NOT expect the gentleman from OH" to lend
himself 70 such proceeding. We relied on the gentle
man from ohio for we believed him an honorable
gentleman and We knew he Indicating The speaker
was not
Mr.. Perkins. q Kar,a, (arca,tlcay)-And he Gin.
dcatnc Mr.. Nill,) IS gentleman.
Mr. Allen % Ns-i,-ip pi-That i, more than can be
said q some persons on the other side
Then. As tie clerk went on monoor"ns!y calling
the roll Mr. NILS. Ignoring linn. proceeded
substantially q, follows Nou DO not dare 10 60
before the country with such revolutionary measure
A. You are proposing to pass. We have night.
under the rules, debate the question Of approving The
journal you addressing tho speaker are denying
that right democratic cheers
Mr Kerr, Of Io%a-,uch proceedings AS mis- are
PERSONALS. and they headed by a man who
Mr Nili,-Yoa are traitor Yourself to the Consti-
tuition and Laws. You arc trying TO surround tho
baIiotboX with bayoncts deprive the people Of
their right Of representation. ,,..,. ..,...--
while the Republican, crowded to the bar 81 the Ilolsc
and announced thcig d'approval by n-ty hls,cs The
House a regular label Of voices excited, loud, but
Mr c1ichcon Of Michigan, stood in the centre aisle,
and "mpha.is :hc one word bo.h"
Mr. Ms', reply 10 this exclamation was " Bring in
another resolution of ccnsurc, then Iy this time
AFFAIR had approached 50 near 70 personal COLLISION
between eencen Oh IRE @po ,n .Gc e' The
for assistance aud that officer. bearing the maze In
front Of him. induced Mr. MI, 10 tale his scat and
the storm passed away for the Tine
The Journal va, approyced-ycay IA. nayys Io3.
Hnf ne rnuttrring~ e the storm stlll heard.
Mr. McComas. OF Naryland moved thai ne llous:
60 into Comiaiftcc 81 The Whole on the p.trict Of
Columbia Approximation bill. pending which Mr. But
terworth. 81 Clio. asked unanimous cOn,en. for The
consideration of IN authorizing the renting Of a
hall IN Washington for the Of the sixth Auditors
Of,ice.
Mr.. Mills inquired whether this bill werc open to
debate.
Tho speaker replied that # not n present. the
question wac whether there was objection
Mr. NILS objected. and the question being on Mr.
NcCona,'s notion Mr. Mill, inquired whether II would
he I'm order 10 move Hdi there be hours general
debate on the U,tticf II Columbia bill
The Speaker replied that II would not, the time
fixed for general debate having expired
Mr. NcCnmas's motion was agreed t0--ycas l39. NAYS
1O7-and accordingly the Hou-c went INTO Committee
80 the Whole fr burrows. Of Michigan. i'm the chair
on The hil Indicated. No progress, however, was
made on the measure
TIE ITTEENArIONAL COINAGE COMMISSION.
Washington Jan. 2O.-Thc Finance Committee Of the
senate oday directed favorable reports f. be made