Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

that the presenlation Of tile reports OF
committees OF conference shall always
he In order, except when the Journals
he ny read. the roll Is being called or
the House deciding on any PROPOSE
lion. Now, where respecting confer.
encu ropofis, the words 'shali always
be 10 order are used, and Ii we desire
to put any limitation upon Il. such
limitation II expressed In the rule. But
In tue rule providing for report from
the committee on rules, there Is no
iiniliaiiDu Of words. rho rule snys
that u shall always he In order. The
Chair has Undertaken to enforce the
rules Of the House rs he finds them.
The Chair might my, however, that In
the last House there was no such rule
as this, providing that the reports Of
the committee ON rules might be called
up ut any time.
The roll was then called, and by a
vote OF 1906 10 ~ the House tabled
Tracy 'sappeAl from tho decision OF tn
chair
r,,,,. .-,,,.. n,,.,.,.
"NO' I'M" "Ni9hD THE foiNr
that the question OF consideration can
not be- raised. He spoke at some length
on this point, nnd the Speaker quoted
the rules sustaining his position.
"rhe intention OF the Hou.e,O said
he, twas, as the chair understood i,
just what the rule Itself proposed un.
der the rules Of the last Congress-"
"D0os the gentleman endorse the
lsst?" inquired Reed. (Great laugh.
".!s,,,,r..so,uh.,..,.. 49,, ..,.,,
parts Of IL he does not" retorted the
Speaker. "rhe chair does not en-
d0rsD iH. 5pcAker.O (Applauae on
Democratic side.)
"rho Speaker OF the last House begs
leave 10 say that he never expected the
chnir TO endorse him." replied Reed.
applause on Republican side.)
c,iNn '" ..i lsn co,i inii',i 5peahoi
intat1ur,,1 ,b,; 49,, hS's ~ - o." 60,
Maine, the Speaker OF the last Con-
gress, held thata question u considera.
ton could not be raised against the
oFicr " businu-g.O
"Weil, | JOu't want 10 have any
thing TO do with the rules VI the Fifty.
nfst Congress, said Mt. Tracy, ein'
phhtIcaly. 'Iho rules OF that Con-
gtess should not bv aiuuCd 70 Ia thls
House, excepting possibly by the gen.
titihhh IIOh maine" Nurtal lAuBh-
ter 81.
once Alore MI lracy Appealed from
.ne CnaIf, hhu MI warner, anOther
new ioIk democrat, warned MS col.
leagues tlat tnYy were on the point OI
DeihOofatic llouse enforcing
A MORE ARniTuAR,. ntrtINg.
IN more 'fhltthfy Ibhhntt than any
cnlutcci ny lhe fllty-nfst iOhsrcss, ny
virtue OF Wnoeo crimes tue democratic
myorlty " here.
Again the yeas and nays were de-
nlahitd, anu again Mr.. Itacy's appeal
was tablcu-llU to5l'
Mf. Ifncy theteuiOn made
,,o,taN Nh ppcov,,rr NM y~so,,,.
TInS.
WIN INSTRUCTIONS 10 the committee on
rules 10 report u back with au amend
ment, chanBlng inc uato TOT cOneidern-
ZION OF the silver blll from March s2ni
70 Decenoer lsth. Inc motion was de-
ieAted--htnai ~, nays, .O2.
The previous question waa then or
dered upon the resolution without fur
Their objection.
Williams (AIass.l opposing the reso.
luton, said that the coinage men
would need much consolation before
'I Wa Ie'1 y, ~ DIT. sb, u'yus" sA
coinage out Of the platform OF 1855,
and appealed to the people on the
ground that II was opposed 10 free coin.
age. IL was now proposed TO give the
he 10 one Of Ia pledges. In tho North
pledges meant something, aud the
pledges Of the Democrats Ia the North
hRu changed great minority into a
great majority. How was tho mn.
majority made up by acccsslOns
from the Republican party. And, II
those accessions were Loot, II would be
because tho Democrats were false %
their pledges. II free coinage il es.
tablished by Democratic votes, reform
Of tho tariff II at an end. The eople
OF the North could stand taxation an.
der unjust laws, but they are not ready
to 20 lnlo national bankruptcy and pAy
40 cents OF the dollar. The Democrats
would have TO decide between two
things: The farmers Alliance in the
South, or the Democratic Alliance In
the North. He didn't know which
was tho more important, that Con.
gressmen should DO returned from
GeOrgia and Misaissippi, or Demo.
cratic President elected this year.
, .
"h'N N"H'I N'''i'iNi'Ai N"Ni'hp,
for once, with tho gentleman from
Massachusetts,. The latter had point