Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
The House Entertained by q Discussion
Between Springer aud Speaker
Reed.
FiLlBUsrERINo ON ACCOUNT o.
the ELECTION eilL.
The Senators Take an Adjournment 10
order 10 Attend the Funeral OF
Bancroft.
IN rIfE ROUSE.



.tructIon Tactics.
WAsiIiNoToS, Jan. 1O.-Tho Inten.
Tons of the democrats Of the House to
resort 10 obstruction tactics until the
denomination OF the senate OF the
Elections bill was manifested this
morning when bland demanded the
reading Of Saturday, proceedings ia
I iull, instead OF Ia an abbreviated form,
Then Mills moved an amendment 10
the Journal relative 20 the refusal Of
tue chair 10 recognize his motion TO re-
consider the vote by which Fridays
Journal was approved.
| Cannon inquired whether II was In
onicr 10 move the previous question on
the approval Of the Journal.
ihe spenkur after examination Of
Mills motion, recognized Cannon.
Then came chorus Of democratic
demands for n reading OF the amend-
mcnt, which said the ruling Of the
speaker IL dlsappnved 10y the House.
The speaker, regarding the amend.
ment a. not proper, recognized Can
mons demand. On standing vot.
the demand was rejected, hut the re-
publicaus gathered strength and sec.
onded tho deinand--yeas 100, nays
| l03.
Thercupon Springer took the iioor
t.rlaIn.d hv a Jisc,,'s,n,, Va en
ON hc,wscn himsei, an,i VIII" WHEN weh'
SprlnreT MD never ""u psAT 49,. ''s s;
,eeslon al thIs ,ion',,,,.s hay ''u IN, I'M
to reconsider prlvlIvr. motion bas,,
denied by u presiding ofiioer. lie rs-
fcrrcd IN the remarks OF tho speaker In
I,., s "iauc IN NeW loik state
turning precsdcnts % tho lat hundred
Year. and sNd the verdict Of tho
American people had condemned the
. rules OF lhc Speaker.
Speaker ltsei hai read several dsci.
stons mails by SPEAKER Randall, show.
ing that tho latter refused 10 entertain
y similar appeal.
4 ,a,,1 cin'n n', toos ,he noor and SAT-
i n n,.s o, M,,,. ueny nM nv mo'lor
: n wa. IN, ,Iu,v az III, tyhs,, ~ -. !,
" 10 ent.ftnin III. apu.ai IN WINS m n,
Z. feat 10 the country That for the lnsr Al
y weeks the wholc effort OF tho DEM
!. cratic side had been 10 obstruct pubil
y business. tn. whole purpose OF IN
y fliblistcring was that II should be iii
:, possible, " the Senate should JAS tn
= election bill, 10 pass that bill through
v the House.
y Flower IN. W rctortcd: eve accept
tlat Issue anu stant upon H." Demo-
cratiu applhuse'
'.. I",HiS' u''sus''"" 'ho Joufnh
"n "pproNeu'
7 The Senate bill for the relief OF
sarah Epering was passed. Al.
; yourned.
~ rur s,S.r,
WAsiiiSGioN, Jan. l9.-ln the Sen.
ate German argued against ruling Of
the ice irerluent on FRIDAY TO the
ourct tnht m appear from Tue decision
was NOT uenhtanle because inc question
it-eli on whieh thls decision was made
myt'oi Jay on the hbi.J was an
~.
Eununus nssi 'hht tue ucclslon was
ahsoiupeIy fght'
The discussion was kept up some
time, when German Withdrew his mo.
ton. IL was thought 20 be something
In the nature Of flank movement
against the cloture matter.
Mitchell presented resolution
(which went over) calling on tho Sec
rotary OF War fer cople- OF all the re-
Communications and statements OF tho
board OF trade NJ 10 n site for gun fac.
tory on tho Pacific coast.
TIL. election bill was then taken up
and George spoke. He remarked, Ia
the course OF his speech, that much had
been said about the now condition Of
Mississippi, which was less liable 10
abuse thnn Those ei several other
,,e, Gu NV asei , ,nat uis constilu'