Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-27
L0SURE DISPLACED.
kNs TO JOIN THE FORCE BILL on
The CALENDAR.
|ramous Democratsc victcry-Hcw II
was won-The Apportionmcnt Bill
Now UntinIshed Business

ate mot ~ booH ku NpbsAiieob''h Va thV
4; slativo day Of Thursday last, the pend
question being the resolution 10 amend
rules by providing a method closing
A HARRISON PROJECT.
H. Morgan then resumed the floor and
4 nnned his argument begun Saturday in
n ,osition 20 the proposed rule and 20 the
lions bill. both Of which measures, he
nod on the authority of the New York
H. 10 .be for the advancement OF
Xrrison project FOL reelection.
v7ox 10 TAKE Up THE ATPoRTIoYSRyrDIJL.
100 Mr.. Wolcott asked Mr.. Morgan TO
4 lie floor 90 him SO that he might
ve 40 take up the apportionment bill.
a, Morgan said that he would do so, al
.9gb he was at very interesting point
~ specch, which he trusted he would
e. have occasion TO resume.
n, Wolcott then made his motion and
Uolrh moved 10 lay il on the table. A
nj N order against the latter motion
roda on the Democratic side. but the
4 ling officer (Mr Plato oyerruled it
n held that the motion wes in order.
,o.,7-sroY AND uI-TEELINs AS TO PAIRS.
.o vote was proceeded with amid great
,.went. nnd there was much confusion
sonc ill-fccling in relation 10 pairs.
4 ID mel sad that he had been paired
H. Nj. Squire. but as he wasinformed by
4 s,..l,oT from Nevada that the Senator
M california (Mr. Stanford was IN favor
II ,r5-eed.ng with business, he would
- Mr.. Sguiro's pair 10 Mr.. Stanford
A would himself vote.
H. Aldrich objected 10 the proposed
.,-t.t al fhot lara sssac NO NJ,
rr.ty for 10.
IN stewart admitted that he had no di-
authority 20 pair Mr.. Stanford with
st.r IN favor Of the proposed rule. but
n tlot Mr. Sanford told him before
v.rr ,Ao city for New York that he was
HflyCr of taking up the apportionment
q Allr.ch asserted, on the contrary,
~ M. sanford had told him distinctly
"a ssyerll orcasions that he was in favor
~ tta upuling resolution and Of Its con-
~ r,.jln. and he (Aldrich) intimated
a tbpproposed transfer would be taking
4 unfair advantage OF Ar. Stanford's ab-
BE-.
INSULT OF THE CONTROVERSY.
X'Th, controversy developed some ncri-
Il mon, feeling on both sides, but the
4 ter was settled by Mr.. Daniel saying
n there was any doubt or dispute
4 MT II. he would Let his pair with Mr..
kure stand-and that was the upshot of
4 Some question also arose as 10 the pair
/ Ncssr-. Shoup and Moody but the final
4 all was that the pairs stood as follows:
:, ,,rs. Pierce and Brown, Plumb and Glib
T.. Iettigrew and Pasco, Squire and
kniol. Shoup and Colquitt, Sanders and
krllls Chandler and Blodgett, Moody
h Hearst, Higgins and Stanford.
|TuE CLOSURE RESOLUTION sIDE-TRACEED.
|The result was announced as-yeas. "a;
bvs. 50. So the motion TO lay on the
shIc was rejected The announcement
r. greeted with applause on the Demo-
bate side and i'll the galleries. This was
t,anied by Mr. Edmunds. who insisted
\ a. the Chair should enforce the IN as of
! be Senate and that if there was any re-
.c.it,on of the disturbance the galleries
lluld be cleared.
THE VOTE.
The following is the vote in detail:
IEAS.--MessIs. Aldrich, Allen, Allison, Blair,
troy, Casey, CulOm, Davis. Dawes, Dixon,
oiph, Edmunds, Eyerts, tarweil, Frye, Hale
lawie, HIscook, Hosr, Mcconnell. McMillin,
Mitchell, Morrill,, Paddock, Platt,
over, Quay, Sawyer. sherman, SpoODer, Stock
-ldge. Warren. and Wilson Of lown-3G
NAYS M essrs. Barbour Bate. Berry, Black
Urn, Butler, Call, Cameron, Carlisle, Cocktell,
oEe, Rustls. Faulkner, George, Gormsn, Gray,
Igmpton, Harris, Jones Of Arkansas, Jones Of
evsdA, Kenna. Mcpherson, Morgan. Payne,
ugh, HANSON, Reagan, Stewart, Teller, Turpie,
lance. Vest Wslthall, Washburn, Wilson Of
Maryland, and WolcOtt-S5
rHK ATPoRTIoSMENT BILL TAKEN UP.
The vote was then taken on Mr. VOL
ott's motion TO take up the apportionment
IN. and il was carried by q like vote
eas 85: nays, 94-the only divergence
icing that Mr.. Pettigrew's pair was trans
erred from Mr.. Pasco 10 Mr.. Call.
CRANK BLAIR AND HIS LITTLE JOKE.
There was no distinct outbreak OF APP
,huse at the final success of the move
mont against the elections bill and the pro-
,ascl rule, but the feeling of jubilation
ras not less great on the Democratic side,
nd MIR. Blair interposed the remark that
yhen "a man was down that was the time
1 get up, and so now this was the time to
AXE up aud pass the educational bill.
Calls Of order from the Democratic
ld,.l The resolution for amendment of
he rules having been thus displaced and
.,lcgated 20 the calendar Gas the elections
BAN bad previously BEEN, the Senate pro-
e dCd TO consideration of the appOrtlon-
neut bill
Thercading of the bill and report con-
.uucd till o'clock, and the bill was then
aiI aside till tomorrow at 2 O'Clock, when
/ comes up as unfinished business.
The JOURNAL sTRAIGHTESED UP.
The next question was on Mr Gorman's
notion o. amend the journal of tuesday
as, by striking out the words, IL was de
Imined III the affirmative" II was agreed
10 without dissent and then theJournals of
Tuesday and Wednesday were approved.
Mr.. Vest, credentials for bis new term
were pryseuted, read, and filed. A very
large number Of petitions for and an equal
IS large number against the Coneer laro
bill was pre- Cnted by senators, principally
rom the western States; also, for and
against the Torrey bankruptcy bill.
MARY ANN DoHERrY, AGAIN.
Among the pension bills reported and
placed on the calendar was one for Mrs.
Mary Ann Doherty, bill for whose relief
has vetoed by Mr. Cleveland two years
go, attracting at the time much attention;
.lso the House billsto pension General No
hAnltl +, Banks and General Franz Siegel.
The army appropriation bill was report
"a, and Nr. Allison gave notice that he
guid call il up this week.
Ny. DUlph offered "A resolution (Which
vent over TIL tomorrow instructing the
committee on Judiciary TO inquire and re-
'Jrt as 20 the power of q minority OF the
senate to compel the attendance of absent
Members.
Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
The usual skirmish took place as TO the
tAding and approval Of the Journal.
M'KIsLEY Va. BLoUET.
Mr. Mckinley demanded the previous
question on approval. and in order to
bvlgte occasion for q forty-minutes' de-
'aie after the demand was ordered, said q
ew words IN support OF the Journal. The
Tcl0Us question being ordered, Mir,
'i9uut made the point Of order that de-
ate was IN order. The sO-called debate
4 the gentleman from Ohio was no de-
'ste. u would be trifiing in school
oom; u was an insult and an outrage in
20 House Of Representatives. lApplause
'5 the Democrats.
TIE STEAMER AN oDSTRUCTIONIsT.
The Speaker overruled the point Of
IdeF and refused to recognize Mr..
ilount's appeal.
ar. Springer suggested that tho Speaker
vas not e1pediting business by the course
+ was pursuing. The Speaker was an OBJ
!rlciiOnlst of business.
Ihe journal was approyed-yeas, l4l;
aye, i07.
ANOTHER BULL RUN.
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