Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
po7s THE HOUSE BABEL.
....-.,ffrc Extraordinary Proceedings
y.-r. t,.c soucs-Object TO Thanks
10 the speaker.

r-...... -., March THE President,
..-...s r- Secretaries Proctor, Rusk,
.-s..-. and Attorney-General
--...-l 10 the Capitol shortly after
-t,. morning and went lmmedi-
.t. Presidents room, where he
.-.sI o. examine and attach his Sig
....-. e.. .l, various measures demanding
: -.. o.. p-,ss. /. Treaty for the suppression
.. i+-,.s- -'ave-trade and traffic IN
.-5 f-aarms was defeated IN the
.-..s. executive session this morning.
.,.ra-,-.r. o. us ratification was
..- ..,. g number of reasons, such as
~. /, ..ar-,.- alliances. interference
81, --.y... f.-.r,~, enterprise, Gc., and
... -,... .-.-. .l opposition 10 Tathcstlon
Sd. decided
rr- ArTL ~ THR HOUSE.
,..as.r-p u,r. ~ the morning there was
.-..-.. g.. babel of shouts for reCog-
-....- % o. s-v.--. members Of the House
-..-.....tvgs. who crowded around
80 - -...r .u front CT the Speakers
. .-. -.-.rr.t O. loud calls. vociterOus
.- -.- .ri all manner II devices TO at
.... ..-..r. TIE House was IN q crltl-
s ana those members who We're
-..-.. ..- enough % catch the Speakers
-. ..-rf-.t 70 they still had hard road
.-...... f1- presidential haven, for it
-..-.;..- ss-r rr.att.rt1 secure the neces-
.a.-...-5. vote 70 have the rules sus-
..l.-a.t .-,.- bills passed.
---r-r-9trcAys pTTIANT 10 TIE LAST.
-. E.n.t.es.- in the House nailed
.-s.- 49,. the mast. determined to go
.. Il t.wa- 4- a--ress We, defiant, and
t-tt e they had been at any time
-,-.l. session. Inev were loyal to the
....s,.. .cl awaited the proper occasion
-.. e.. -t- fact. IL soon came. No
--- ~ having prepared the usual vote
....E- '. -sa Speaker, Mr. Mckinley,
s. .r -- and offered "a resolution
-ars.-- o.. speaker for the aole and i'm
-.-.s Lrr- p which he had performed
- ---. T. House, which mad been IN
--. --- .L- mary-tOned whispers OF
r members fl ta't1or, lapsed mOmenta-
.-.- -.-.-.-r approaching Quiet as
.-., WIS r.al, and Mr.. Mills, Of
..,1- .-,.s a, I.- place. He disappointed
-. t--- .- s-. hoped for q vigorous
-;.- Dis, ,v. a. be merely demanded
l.l. orb. .a.- and NAYS. The call was
80 -.-. E-. amid great confusion, ow-
.- o.. far -lat nearly every member
..- --- parting remarks for the neigh
'~-.- DO q -haps might never see
.ac.
-TE.aE OvEE REID.
E-.-. 70 .s--. tho vote was announced,
........-- -r-- ~ q mass, clapplng
-.r. waving Iarcy- and books, and
.,- T.--Uuu with cheers, the
'.-. .' -,l being swel!ed by applause
H. galleries. The applause was re-
-a.' .f. v-orlu-ly tban before as
,....- -.ei entered the hall to relieve
.. VINO vas temporarily IN the
t d. Democrats ie.red at the demon
SIR Bland aud Mr. McClammy,
80 Ina. h9utlDg out retorts 10
..- applause that were lost IN
Tls YoE JoE CANNON.
Fl. ..--.l came N for wild ovation
,,-s t-r Conference report on
bl'-"tLe last report he
. -4f, Cd make" His Republican
-rllg 20 their feet at his
- rF., I'm ringing cheer after
o.. tossing whatever was on their
"- H' g.. E.rIu tumultuous, cyclOnlc
..- @ Il Ir. Cannon.
.-- rEv-CEAIIc co>DfENDAIIoS-
.." lLrlIe, 81 Kentucky, amid
D. l'- Democ-atic friends,
...... Little speech eulOgistlc OF
tie minority bad received
A- '....r, but the Republicans
-.. o--iy of Joining in the accla-
r b. rr evidently Of opinion that
.. zIrtg. remarks were refienyo-
-sucy II dcrOgation Of the
+t1 k- 70 WITHHOLDING THANKS
--.r TIE sPEsKEE,
,r t-s' the Democrats would
'ol 90 the resolutions tender
DID,. l.rss e the House 20 Speaker
.. .. ti-,ey had prepared list OF
"alnl objection was made TO
thanks q the IHesiding officer.
.r'cen in number, beginning
pr ''- and Sixth Congresses. The
49,. -, occasion was IN the Thirty
when William Pennington
.. Rev Jersey, was Speaker.