The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

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earned. land. grants. Il reclaimed iands
f. ,. had MssD
usu moficn 70 aaSarn but %ers
he rsndsp VIII bear In mind that thls sus.
rule. the Mous" takes recess from O'clock
until d when Iensipn pills alone arc ,sopsia:
Bill vas passed: Joe Washington. Chairman
s % Of S@s s
to the House. He nut IL thus: "Shall the
CHAIR, under the rules declare the House in
recess TIL 8 p. N.Y. fhere were n yeas and
sS saSs hss
TpbssSs, ns I'm v,o III, Clerk uo, reading
the Bill for the admission OF Utah. The lie.
pubiicans made o motion to adjourn. and II
| was Loaf. They refused to vote, and demanded
ocrsts Voted 70. Il, and II was ordered.
Then snsued singular scene. Mr.. Burrows
tsoasht tSs Nous. ought to have the presenss
| therefore moved q call OF the House. The
under The rules and refused It as out OF order.
Mr.. burrows appealed from the decision. The
H.
UPON Mr.. Bnrrows Shouted. NO Quorum"
The House divided and the tellers reported
yeSs. t3o; nays. none. ~ iaoieu tne
perkina OF Iowa made n violent spSech ac-
cuslng the Democracy OF catering to the Nor
mon mons; I III, asnin4.2n aen,ea .h m say,ng
Gentiies in Utah. Tom Reed reiterated Per.
kinss statement. after which the bill admit
uhn a feo thV Tas pnSsen oy rot
who voted against It we're Messrs. zimmerman
Of Pennsylvania. Seerley OF Iowa. and Sperry
OF fonne'rlc lieut. ,,,,.o, 1o., o,Nom =,
Missouri moved to snspend the rules and PASS
the bill to promote thu safety Of employees on
rniIrSrds ~ SoiGnsiilng common carriers sh en-
cars With automatic connlrrs and Continuous
brakes. apd their locomotives with driving
WI Dtakes UNI IN o.HeI ERR & No seS
unHnim ousiy
When the House adjourned IT had rallied to
Sop,II a on seoonu ,S ant, 70
the California Debris Commission. it had Leen
q great days work; not only for the House hut
ts 'ne .abo ow % 't th ntn
matte Coupling bill for a long time, and it has
passed the House without murmur OF dis
sen SEM uheir a'tehtion WILL now 10 tuinea 10
II.-THR SILVER BILL
Tho most interesting event OF tho session
-. ~. go ~ ~ az .h. S,o,na - rras co;n.oa
was INC enSr' 70 pa.s ene o,ewa,t rree coinage
Dill II haa come over TO inc House from inc
IN TsS.non ' No. TO ia take charge o, r. The
anti-silver men were on the Qui rire In an In
slant, Gen. Tracey at their head His lieuten.
anita were Messrs. Harter Of Ohio. Williams of
Massachusetts. and Fitch Of New York. As
the Speaker was about to refer the bill to Mr..
BANDS committee. Gen. Tracey moved to re-
fer 1t to the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency. Over this motion the anti.siver men
th"m sm orn ,o 20 s,orna +h. I .hs.nt
ol %s sna reeal mem 20 inc mouse
nitts. on R".s T MHs as~s thu ~
to understand that tn. bill must be referred
even II cloture was necessary. They have
the power under the rules TO bring in a
committee were 10th to resort to it unless do.
manded b, a majority Of I, the Democratic mem.
oers OF the house. IN this case however IL
would be necessary to report one in order to
eear away the distractions to the business OF
the House
They had ..esraphed and received rived answers
noses and were satisfied that they could beat
tn. 6il BY At least ,esn majority: The Re.
measure was assured.
Satisfied with the situation. the fllbusterers
withdrew their opposition with the under
standing that no special order for the consid-
GRAFTON Of the bill should he made before Tues
day. Bland had considerable difficulty with
his committee. The anti-silver men broke his
quorum and annoyed him in various ways.
but he finally had his way and reported the
On Wednesday tho Committee on Rules
broughtin a resolution smacking strongly of
methods In vogue in Tom Reeds Congress- 1t
WAS this:
I..o,ped That mm ediatey upou the adop,,ou OF this
RESOLUTION the House proceed to conslder Senate bill
silver bullion and for her purposes and II said bill
sSa be on bs nex aar
=. This resolution really amoupted to nothing
It did not provide that u vote should be taken.