Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

HoLasN's srcoHo prsoLUrioH
Adopted.
b Z. Broad Enoueh tn pcrmit alI
T. giilmair Legislation aud is
NJ Interpreted.
Adopted by the o.-itumorou-
speeches.

NH'N NN WIZ INNAHNNNN jus.
! ity 10 subHii.s, h0uut.us and Aui
grant, and proyuuncul "a favor Of
| rigid retrruChmrnt In appropriations.
| l.llmin'- motion IN entire was aduut.
/ ei toiay 10y tine House, hut not until
/ aNgt its author consented that % should
7 be interpreted IN f. SENSE brDli enough
l 90 permit nh legitimate legislation.
When iIr rcsOluIiu were reached
/ 10 the order OF unfinished business, II
/ was generally expected that Mr.. Hul
/ man would consent 10 an amendment
/ modifying the swccpinr character ut
/ tue svc0us resolution, but lie surprised
| not few candidate by refusing 10 90
| anything 0i Oh. Hind. BY uuanimUus
/ consent he Withdrew his motion u
! Loot OvcnluW He mai, he said, come
! 20 lie conclusion thl' the second rtso.
] luton was broad enough In cover any
/ hnd all pTopsr lud legal gppr pfiatiDu-.
/ 10 would include all uch legislation ~
/ private pension bills aud tue ike.
Bowers ~ California asked this
! gentleman to specify anything 1t cut
| oil, any matter " thing Tor which an
appropriation was m-de by the last
/ Congress
Holman's time having expired, he
could mHku no reply.
The question was taken on the FIRST
| rcsoiutiOn, relating g. b0uutics nui
sulsili's. II was aiopted-yeas ~,
Z nays a..
The question was taken on the zee.
ond resolution, referring 30 the limi.
/ tati0n N expenditures, Lynch Of
I Wisconsin making vain onIuavors TO
present substitute. IL wa agreed 10
-ytg- lji, my o..
Upon the second resolution the
] following membefs voted in the ncgg.
tive; Amerman, Atkinson, BelEusp,
BulHhuovrr Berger, Bl' CHAM, Bou-
tcllr Bowers, BtidCrleh, Brosiu-,
bushnell, Caldwell, Chapman, Clerk
| tWyo.l. Coolidge, Crosby, Curtis, Cur.
ing Da.zUll Davis, nipgley, Dixon,
I Dan, D''livrr, Euglish, Euoch.,
thcG, Funston, Grary, Gillespie,
Circuit, Halvor'cn, Harmer, Hariuf,
Haynes, Heuderson (ll.l Henderson
| M, Hermann, Hogr, Hooker
n. VI Hopkins tlllD, Houk
ketcham Lapham, Lind, Lodge,
/ chell, Morse, Newberry, O'Neill (pa.L
OH, Owens, Patton, PAYNE, Perkins,
/ Plcklgr, Post, Powers, QInckenbush,
I Rnines, Randall, Ray, Reed, Raill,y,
/ Robinson, skull, Sk0nk, Stephenson,
-tswar (Pa.l, Stockdale, Stone (Cha..
". VI Val, Stone (Wm. A. Of Pal,
Stout, Sweet, TOWNSEND, Tracey, wais.
/ wotth, Walker, Wsugh, Weaiock,
Williams toi MASH Wilsonl Wash.l
The House then took up for con.
gidOmtiOn the report Of thcrlmmittee
on account, assigning clerks TO the
various committees ~ the House, aud
discus ion cusurd whether there Wac
not extravaganza In these as.iguments.
Mr. blcNrugu quoted statistics %
show an undue expenditure and IN.
vored tire minority report, cutting sew
cial CLERKS from the mm.ttre rolls.
Cummings tN. " rebuked the
House tor voting regularly for an Az.
propraiion for clerk 10 every sena.
tor yet now proposing TO cut down its
own committee clerks.
Biutollc quoted further from Ms.
Flower, who stated that "sne was nm
American through AMI through, aud
thal she has vet 10 find better and
cheaper place Ia witch 20 shop than i'm
American stores" Applause on Re.
publican side.
Compton tAiJ.) commented to Presl.
dent aud Mrs. HarrisOn the good All.
vice given by Mrs. Flower, especially
IN reg 10 tho purchase Of china.
Laughter and applause on the Demo.
cratic side.
Cummings wished to add to Bou. !
tellv's remarks this fact: That under
the two Democratic ADM nistrations OF |
the State Of New York the State debt |
had been reduced s. 100000, aud that |
81 500, 900 had been leit Ia the treasury |
when Governor FIN retired; that tie |
treasury hal been empty when Grover |
Cleveland entered Into office. Demo. |
cratic applause.
boutelV having IN his speech humor. |
ous y conn AIRED Hnlmauis measure OF |
rrtttuchmont and reform 20 the bows |
hall, " hen Mis-. Squcefs fed them |
with tToacle and birthstone with |
spoon, Ehl0c (rean.) sid that |
II BOuttlle had read the story |
further, he would remember that |
after time tho students overturned
tho administration, and, taking the
spoon, compelled Mrs. Sqeets TO take
tho birthstone herself rhlt was
exactly what tho people had done
twelve mOntha ago. The Republicans
had compelled the Democratic party to
take birthstone and treAcle, but the
lfullt hNtNAhAAfA AiN dli1llllhltAAlUn
and tho Democratic party was now
giving birthstone 10 the Republicans.
lLaughlerl lie (Enloe) didu't think
il courteous for the gentleman from
Maine 10 read n newspaper interview
with Mrs. Fowler hut, IA he had done
IN, he should nave done 70 where tho
lasi cot OF china was bought Tor The
white House aud see whether 1t was OF
foreign make.
A Republican member rising to n
point OF order that Mr.. EnOe was not
addressing hinsrlfto the question I'm.
der consiuerstions Ln!ge expressed
the hope ,hat the presiding rfiiceF
would allow him 10 Hop his wings n
little. In the last Congress IA. Gar
had choupvu them Oh, aid he had TO 10
10 his own State 20 sock that freedom
OF debate which holongg 10 American
citizens. Laughter.
noath uf Henry q. Logan