New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-25

1 min had VOTED in the negative. Mr. ou'""'''~' ~
tho din all over the House. questioned Mr' oo"0 a.,
| yo,e lie said members had been unable TO lI'u ''
nonovan. and he OR. Outhwatc) thought lie Niu ivy
| 49,, Il, tho House These remarks OF Mr.. OutH"h'0
! ~ ,r.c,ed with most vehement protests Iio"l ''''
| silver men and ordinations oil surprise anu ~
! creduty on the Republican SIDE MI ho"'e' ,
ing: 1t can't be the Democrats are repe'''e ~
In the House, , ,,,uIt and
,o,o IVA. hoard denying the right OF Mr. outh"ht'
>, question the tally and to declare Mr. DohoNa" "''
| mn, p,e,cnt There was fearful dl'ofder' III ~
Mr. McHae and Mr. Fitch were seeh eNchd'e"e ". 49,
remarks The uproar became so treHieiuou' VIZ, ~,
sneaker finally said the sergeant atArhs WIN on
cnrtIcmen +, take their scats. The disorder beco"'
| ing subdued, Mr.. Rrckner. OF WISCONSIN, d0oo ~
aid that Mr. Donovan. before the hrst No' 'ou '"''
no was not feeling well and was sone to Ills foo''
Tho sp.a.cr-Tnc House Will at once the eio"r
tas.ment in which this question Is piaceu. ' w.,
state that Mr. Donovan did not vote ana tic ''"r uo
not know exactly in what shape that puts inc qle''o
Mfr. Donovan may have voted Unless Soli'c "''''''
could be made ,,,
Mr.. Cultivate suggested that there WIS Ho WV
ton to calling for Mr.. Donovan. -
Tho CONFUSION became -, great that nothing coui
he heard Finally Mr.. DUNCAN, OF Oho' s"iu '"''.
during rolca he met Mr.. Donovan at ,no u0 "
tho Iouse Mr.. Donovan did not tell him how ho
had voted lie (Mr Dungan came In ana voted
Mr. Cochran asked If It were not the "du'y u
member TO lie present and" but cries Of oder ana
tremendous Increase in the turbulence dro"ne" '.'
coherent remarks The scene was one the hkc OF "lic
old n.,nbers ~ the ouSc cannot recall aud th' "ioic
proceedings were iudescribable in detail. lie I'M
,sigcd the mace OF the House and strobe do"h 'nc "
aisle members falling back rs he approached liec"
dous spplause aud laughter greeted him. ana so'h''uo
was temporarily restored. A. the noise on Tue
left did not surdc however. lie turned 10 the RepuD-
no fOnf
laughter few voice, heard dersivcly calling TOO
late
After further discussion Of Mr.. Donovan V9te
speaker Crisp said that where 1t wa. apparent pS
Affirmative statements OF members that gentleman
was present In the hall mt some tame during VIC oi
and hi, vote is recorded ana the member i S' -. tn
Chair that he could not. under the circumstance w
that Mr.. Donovans should NOT DC sh.eteu on 'p
entered and tie Chair could not take II on . . "a
% tnat The House refused to lay the bill the table
The Chair announced that the question Hcur[cu ~ ~
Mr BANDS motion for the previous question on 'h'
bill and amendments.
FIGHTING FOR DELAY.
Mr.. Fitch Inquired whether or not a motion 10 re
consider the last could be made.
The Chair thought that would be pllns motion
on notion but was willing to hear argument NO one
was prepared support the proposition ana the
ueNt tactic was motion to adjourn, made by MI
Fitch.
"Iliibi-tcrns,' NNhulFl UT. L'NiN' VI '''''''li''
IN Mr. Fitch, ear: but the Chair thought the motion
In order and on rollcall. which took place In utter
confusion the motion WAS lo>t-9O to 2O3.
Mr. Tracy. Of Ncw-lorl moved reccss until 10 80
O'Clock tomorrow. and tn, amended by Mr.
Warner ~ New York. movin: 70 take recess until
II O'Clock tonight. ON this the yeas I'd nays were
ordered.
Mr.. warncrs motion was detected BY ii.S vote ! OF
rcfralninc from voting In order - break "A quorum
Eut being thwartcd iu tni~ design Mr.
Tracy withdrew h, motion for recess ana
substituted one TINT the House adjourn. ms was
Then Mr. raud moved tina, the House take a ircc',
untii II clock to morrow. - which Mr.. Tracey, ol
New York offered Al amendment that the recess Dc
mil II 10 tonight. The amendment was lost
TO lGJ. 49, A..
Thea Mr. Tracy made the privileged motion that
when tl" House adjourn to-day II be- 10 meet on >ntf
,iay next fhi, supplemented by a mVlon rom
Ir. Xavier Of Maryland. In which lie suggested Una,
~ NpidIy. Tlhs amendment voted down on a
iva vote. but tho and NAYS were dcnan1oi
~ MIR Fitch and amid confusion the yeas and NAYS
acre ordered. Mr. Rayner's amendment was re
lint before the question could b" put upon the
motion adjourn until saturday Mr.. Tracey aIO@"
10 his place and moved t0 reconsider the previous vote
Mr.. Allen of Mississippi. suggested that ths was
ard son Tcnnessecl entertained It, and OF course the
and were ordered.
on the motion % reconsider, no quorum voted and
Al midnight exactly n call the House was ordered
hundred ard eleven members responded T. their
naIn,- and tcn Mr.. Bland. stating that 10 was evil
dent that no fair could h. taken upon the silver
question TO niet. moved an adjournment: which mo
lion was carried IL IS O'Clock The silver hill
goes upon IN" calendar but II !, probable that the
Committee On Rules viii nj early day report
resolution for IT. further confederation