New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
The 1CALAMTIY HOWLER7 II THE HOUSE.
A BREEZY DEBATE IL WHICH THE FINDING BIIL
FIGURES LITTLE.


WASHINGTON Feb. l.. (Speciali.-Tle voice Of the
Hcaan.ity howler' which filed the air year ago
WIS raised In the House today. MIR Living ten ara
Mr. Watson Of Georgia. both appeared TO te much ID
eare,.t and yet the written cl'qucAce OF III" one ana
tbc sIa)kcn eloqucncc of the other commanded "nl
poute attention, such Nj. liclwcl bestowed hpoh
The recitation Of Mrs. Leo hunters lode to an
Eypiifnr Frog" 1t is true that Mr.. watson VINO
sold his law books and took down his shinsIe "heh
Ia became n member Of The Farmers MImhoe' De
c,ma areol sarcastic" when he referred 10 MI
FUNSTON of Kans;s--who IS and always mas Deel =
farmer excepr when he was at the 'front.' lS '''o"
eold,er during the warns Farmer Funston anu
there was Il spirited ccll)quy between t"e" III VIII"
tho Kansas man carried of the hon0F''
mo massage between Watson and FUNSTON ho"o'.
had little or no toaynG on the Indian ApP' 20, I
nm which was rominally before 'iie houS' ,,ah
va little debate the merits Oh t''' '"0 .i,,,
n.oirs some provisions tina; are open 'o SV'i'|
- h,4 which in the main IS fair one. ~
go natural that Mississippi Democrat" VI ,,
e.le s,,,uld oppose The appropriations i"
schools. 1850 ~, ,bc hill asked
Mr. peet. Of Arkansas. in charge Oh 'n' Da' crhicI
co,.ont that the first reading OF the ,,4
,.,re eixty printed pages be dispch'cN VIM ,,
cover, '.e. e W.sissjppi. objected and the reading
clerk proceeded with his thunklcs' '"SN "'"''''
Ing The attention Of single mchoci' ,.o,,o, 90 he
1-ben the question arose as to Inc h"'.'',0 -
rla.cd upon general dehatc-Mr. rect Vi -
- AR wilson OF Washington, repreSehu"o - r
,i,,.lv the majority and minority Of 'l'e '''' ~
Ipfian Affairs being in entire accord aH " va
Iii, a, restricting the discussion I" the s"'''"
r,a oor,nass But the Third party. ePca'd'S .n'"N
AZ. Watson OF Georgia and Mr. simpson, VI ' -"
,~i.,oa unon its right to debate the measure '''
nc,,est against Limitation proven oi SUMO ,,,o
s5,,on was begun without any Limitation Oe'"-
cred. lon. 90 .bo hill stating
-. ., ,,yr for tbe current year on lis iace "pP''
.,.tod @11G3I642. II was bat hhr u - ,.
.,. that Of mi, sum. S9.Gl i,-37 was u p'S iva '
purchased from various lndian 'r'D''' al,.,.,io,
sI,c,cd from the face Of the law, the aiPioi'' w.
On. the wear was ,O3G,0ll The Pe'u"" @ 49,,
49,, ,rated 80 ,93G.7-7 being go i'' '
.n,,nt carried by the last ILL upon ~ I''''
Mr. stocsdalc Of Mississippi, crltici'ea "' "IraY
n,iation for the Indian school at t'fh'Ic' i'" -,
octerlzng II rs hundred thousand dona' wig 80. -
n,1tasted against taking money Out oi u. P' 49,
n,s people to pay Tor boirdinSschoo's I'' -,
r,o Indians were as we'll able I" WORK - wy
IL" ~ or..entod black and white and vel H'
Io ,,cro taxed TO pay for the transportation .
indians in palace cars to 'asli''t' a., hand v.o.
n,n watson. Of Georgia said that his heart WI"
,,ec1inc with sense Of the distress oil the p'Dp'1 "
REPRESENTED Iut his voice couid never ~ ,,,,
nn. han against a fair liberal and WISE appop'''iol
.'.' '', Ia nn, 81 tIe West. What his people "aite'
. NOT etinriness in the treatment OF 0t'cI l"'Pio
h,t iustice to themselves. Referring 70 "'o 49,.
rultnroI interests OF the country, he Hfe"eu 'N"' W
.ccs Of the products Of the farms had D'ch EIc'''
,ecreased owing TO the financial laws now III i'i'o
lie WAS frequently interrupted by MI Funston
Eansas Cyhom he dubbed Farmer Funsthl' ana III
,ol,oouv between the two gentlemen was "Hun'
,h,ch carried ON amid confusion which rendered uc'
voices almost indstinGui,habic a niue later nc wa
ocaIn interrupted by Mr.. Funston ana ucsp'c ~
vafson,s refusal to yield, and his suS2eNuoh "''
AIR Funston had better resume his seat the Iue
continued 20 ply the speaker with queeuoh9 hl"'
=. the u,erriment Of the ilouSe. The cohlu'io'
- great and il was In vain that the cnHi
man reminded Mr.. Funston that the gentleman ion
Georgia could not DE interrupted without his coh'c"'
Al, FUNSTON was persistent In his queries ana his pr
,.,o,cv led 10 Mr.. Watson inqur.n2: "Who Is boz
,no chairman or the gentleman from kansas 90"
,t,u,,c Mr. Watson attacked the National BahhH
~ and many Of his statements were c0ht'adc'eu u
" rrnetcrl one Of Mr.. FunsiOn's queries WAS: 10
ha Gentleman mean TO lay that The Government l'Sii'
,n.,ev 10 National banks for the purpose OIL oicu''
ten,' H.. --n, ma ,,,,o doe
sars,and me- was Mr.. Watson response.
~ =, .o, show this House." continued Mr.. Funsto"