Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
lie Declares that the Work Of the
Flfty.nrst Congress Must be
Completed.
THE Immigration Dill ThKrn Up
AND PASSED.
Report from the silver Pool InyeS,l.
CATION Committee; Allusion
10 Owenby.
ny telegraph to the Srwsi
COSeREss YESTERDAY.
The House Holds TIVE Legislative scs.
atoms In Ono ONs.

House, MON tnley, from the committee
ON rules, reported resolution prOvld.
Ing that tomorrow the HOUSE shall
meet Mt 10 O'Clock and shall imme-
diately proceed TO the consideration OF
the shipping bill, general debate TO
close Mt u O'Clock. Friday the House
shall meet Mt 10 O'Clock aud proceed 10
consideration Of the bill by paragraphs,
the previous question TO be conaldefed
as ordered at B O'Clock.
Blount (Ga.) protested against this
method OF doing business. but said that,
M member u the committee ON rules,
he had agreed TO the resolution, with u
view Of getting Ms much opportunity VI
debate M possible. II was the best tho
minority members could make out OF
the situation.
McMillin trenn.), aud other nilno.
ri'y members OF the COMMITTEES on
rules, took the same position. He then
inveighej against the code Of fules and
pointed 10 the truth Of the prophecy
that he had made In the beginning OF
Congress. lie had said that
THE RULES HAD DEES ADOPTED
for four reasons: To pass an election
hill, which subjected the ballot box 10
the bayonet; that had been done. To
pass n direct tax bill; that had been
done. To pass tariff bill that should
rob the people. To pass hill placing
further taxes upon the depressed and
burdenci interior for the bonuilt Of the
shipping Interests; that was about 10
be done.
Docsery OF Missouri called attention
10 the fact that under the rules up TO
the present time fhe net Increase Of
appropriations made by the present
Congress was slO2 900, 900 ~ compared
by tho appropriation made by the lad
Congress.
Cannon I'm said the House could
vi spare two days, but he had yielded
10 a general dcsirc that tho shipping
bill should Ia considered, and hp had
ucaulesccd Ia the resolutions. He gave
notice, however, II the order were
made ho would ask the House 10 III
tonight and tomorrow night for t1u
consideration oftho appropriation bills.
M'eiNLEY DENIED
that the pluctlcc Of making special
orlcrs had originated Ia this Cougrss;
u Ind been the practice VI every Con.
grcss since tho Forty-six,h, but In
sNfAa't NHtAAkAt7A'7 ~ " ~ UNIV az NAFAt-
ton Of the rule, and now II was done
under direct authority Of the rules.
The majority wero responsible for
public legislation, and Il should be-
permitted to enact IL own purposes
into public law, u be tried only d, fore
the great tribunal OF the American
people. Iicpublican applause. "You
have been trledp, "you have been
weighed in the balance and found
wanungl" woro some Of the remarks
that camn In chorus from tho demo-
cratic side
Mckinley that tribunal we con-
hdently commit tire work Of the Fifty
fnt Congress. II the gentlemen on
the other siisc imagine that the verdict
OF last November was based on the
public legislation Of the finy.iirst
Congrees, they are much mistaken
and Ia error; I 10 not believe Their IN
gentleman who has studied the
causes that led 10 tho verdict In
November who can constellation sly
declare TINT II was based on tho work
VI this Congress.
"whas was IT," querled tho Detao-
crats.
McISinley-The majority on this
fi00r having only few days der isive
laughter on Democratic sidei ami NIL
OF Nv being here with our seats well
filled, VIZ propose 10 60 ON and com.
pIete the work OF the Fiity.first CON.
press, no matter what obstruction may
be nut I'm our wny nv gentlemen on
thai side Of the Chamber. IRepublI-
can auplausel
The pn,yio,is a,iestIon VIVA then
ordered. and IN, resolution was
adopt.d--yeas 1879. nays ia.
'"' '"N"''"' '"
was then taken up, the penuing ques-
ZION being on inc Oates substitute
which was rejected. The bll was
passed.
the House then went Into committee
OF the whole on the
Aan,outYtrp,I. APPROPRIATIONS MN.
Hit, chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
foreign Affairs, reported from tho COM
mittee n diplomatic anu consular np'
preparation OH, WIN the rocommenda'
Ton that all the Senate amendment.
10 concurfed ~, WIN tiie exception OF
that which MAKES the appropriation Tor