Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-22
MORE HARD WORDS.
s,eatcr OF the House or Represeu.
tatlvcs Insnlled; 0bstruc-
tive Tactics.
.,, SENATE At WORK WASTING
TIME:
'. s..sIon tlIl Midnight and Then Ad.
IournIng without Having APP
proved the Journal.
telegraph TO the NEWS.
N CONGRESS.
-, Isurpai ofthe Previous Day APP
pro,sd By the House.


~ CONGRESS-.
,.,,,a, of,he Preyiou. nay Ap
proved by the House.
,r.utSoIOS, Jan. "a. - In tn,
pe,se when the reading Of the Journn
~ ssneluded this morning, Mills oh
i.,,sd 10 to approval and stated thai
Jsslrcd 10 debate the question. In
r,onept Mckinley was on his feet
mi demand Tor the previous ques'
,lan on approval Of the journal anu he
~. recoanlEcd by the Speaker.
The previous question was ordered.
MIN claimed the door and his claim
vas recognized by the Speaker. There
mon Mills yielded the floor 10 Bland,
wbo aid he understood resolution
va 10 lie reported from the committee
an miles 10 limit debate upon the APP.
proIrialion bills. He wished TO offer
rrsolutlOn ns an amendment, that u
certain Jay should bo fixed for consld-
.ratlon Of the Senate silver bill.
The Speaker said the pending ques.
don was upon the approval OF the
Journal
Bland-I suppose the Speaker intends
% throttle this bill, either In commit
lee or In the House. Cheers ON the
iemocratlc side.
Hand then read his proposed substi.
ute, making the free coinage bill the
continual orticr from and after january
nth.
Rogers (Ark.) said the democrats
wanted fair administration Of the
rules, which tho Speaker had himself
made. Whenever" he said, "you
Indicating the Speaker or any other
gentleman, and you especially, because
you hold the third highest position In
he gin OF the people, violate the rules,
YOU are revolutlonist; you destroy the
dlguity u the high station you are
called upon 10 fill."
Henderson lllls. l-How long il the
House TO he subjected 10 this disorder
How much longer ia tho House TO sit
and hear IL speaker insulted day after
day. Hereafter the insulting wonis
viii DO taken down.
This Spcaker-Thc Chair desires %
say 10 the House that one reason why
he expects that In due time his services
10 this country viii be approved, IA be-
calise Of the yirulcnt attacks made
upon HIN, the ponoun1 naturU mud
ti4f1cirr Of which this : f1sn1a 90,
Understand. Ito V,hax H1S vk1s--s--
ored at all times 10 administer the rules
Of tho House as he understood them,
aud, Us the HOUSE has Sustained the
decisions, tho Chair will continue NO 10
do ~ long NJ he occupies the exalted
position 70 which he was elected.
Mills (Tex.) said the Chair had not
given the House or tho county any
reason or authority for IL decision Of
yesterday, relative 10 the approval OF
the Journal, bit he simply Informed
the House: 81 am Sir Oracle, and
when | open my mouth, lot no dog
bark"
The spcaker--Tho gontleman's time
has expired.
The Journal was then approved
leag lb5, nays lis.
mitiee, reported n resolution providing
The previous question shall bo consid.
cred as ordered on the District Of
Columbia appropriation bill, and all
pending amendments Mt 8 O'Clock, and
moved the previous question on It's
adoption. TWAS ordered.
Bland proceeded 10 argue In favor Of
bis proposition 10 fix Tuesday next for
iho consideration of the coinage bill,
when he was called ~ order by tho
Speaker, on the ground that he was
discussing matters Irrelevant ~ the
pending question.
Mcmillan (renn.) attacked the
committee on rules for bringing In the
resolution, aud Cannon defended the
action.
McComan (Md. said the majority Of
thu House would rulo and Ia the face
Of all obstruction would support the
brave and manly administration which
md stood by the banner Of republican
rule.
Mckinley said that II was manifest
10 The House and the country that the
minority intended TO resort TO every
obstructive tactic In order 10 stay all
legislation until II should be settled
mat certain bill now pending In tho
nenaic should he laid aside OF defeated.
THESE tactics were not new. lie gave
the gentlemen notice, NO far as the re.
publican majority was concerned, that
II lid not propose 10 turn liz back upon
~ law providing for an honest vote.
Tue majority would stay here until the
clock struck II ON the 9Th Of March In
order TO put upon the statute books u
Jaw 10 preserve the integrity OF cleo.
tionB.
Bland moved TO recommlt the reso-
lull0n, with instructions 10 tho COM
mlltee on rules 10 report resolution
ulsclhrging the committee on coinage,
weights aud measures from further
consideration OF the silver bill, and
iuFlher providing that the blll shall be
made the special order for the nth Of
January.
=, A point Of order against the resolu.
uon was sustained by tho chair.
Mchlillin, Springer and others pro.
Tested against the ruling, but the
speaker refused 10 entertain their an
peal, aud also ruled ont Of order mo-
hon Ivy Springer 10 adjourn.
The clerk proceeded 10 call the roll
on the adoption Of the resolution re-.
Ported by Cannon, aud II resulted,
fsas 1853, nays l2l.
The House finally went into COM
miitee " the whole ON the District OF
columbia appropriation bill. After de-
nhe, tbs committee rose and reported
tue hill TO the House. While the roll
was being called ON an amendment,
the democrats left the hall, leaving a
bare half dozen " their members. Tho
result was that no quorum voted, and
me Speaker, being unable to note n
quorum, tho House adjourned.
IN THE SENATE.
WAslIINdToS, jan. 9l,-Aldrich
MAJ Willing 10 cOucelv that the Vice.