The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-14

Foreign Commerce to sit during tho session Of
the House, either as full or sub committee.
| TO send for persons and papers In investlgat-
Ing any question rcforred to It, and to have the
necessary printing done.
Mr.. Payne moved TO refer 1t to the Commit
tee on Rules. A division was had. Mr.. Byhum
Dem. Ind.) voted with the Republicans on
the motion. which was lost-50 TO 122.
On tho motion to adopt tho resolution Mr.
Bynum said that It conferred greater powers
than ever were given to any committee within
his knowledge. except to the Committee on
Appropriations. 1t was n dangerous power to
eanee. which tbs House certainly did not in
Mr., Wise agreed to strike out that part OF the
resolution objected to by, Mr.. Bynum. and as
Mr. blanchard Dem, La; Introduced reso-
luton directing the COMMITTEES on Judiciary to
9as. as san ssc A S
last Congress- and a resolution reported for the
taken. Referred to the Committee on Judici-
=, Sir. Springer. offered a resolution directing
Harry II smith. Referred to tho Committee
Mr Bland Dem Mo, offered \. =. resolution sc y. 10,
per cent bonas became ca "1y due there has not
been money enough on hand to pay them. and
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The following bills we're introduced:
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celvss n%s n he SS,s'si Msssa%p
BY Mr.. Wheeler tDsm. A,eh)-To impose an income
..y II ECU S o 10 ss s:y 81 ne.
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BY NJ Levi, xi,.,-A bill to repea, the sinking Fund
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vidns that jute butte straw braid saitpe.rs and ssa
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Mr.. Holman !Dem,. Ind offered for present
consideration the following resolutions:
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and honestly administered
Mr.. Holman said that substantially the Same
adopted. He demanded the previous CUES.
M. Meyers Of Louisiana moved the reteEsnce
and NJ n bsRts L q s Desired to
the gentleman from Indiana did not go far
epless but a Holman Would NOT Withdraw
his demand FOR the previous question.
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pro ssss SS e Chair 81 that
Nj: Ksed-Then this would not be delibera-
ThI[s was received with mingled eroan' and
suppeft sf s1 Vote Of f6s aenGs as
The yeas aud nays were demanded. result
ALLIANCES s memphis Voting against the previoas
question in order that there might DO debate. |
When tho vote was announced. Mr. Holman
ask ed unanimous consent that an hours de-
bate on each side be allowed. Mr. Reed want |
ed two hours on side. and to this Mr.. Holman |
consented.
Mr.. Simpson OF Kansas asked II this arrange |
ment Included two hours for the Peoples party |
as well as the Republican and Democratic |
parties. [L.aughterl |
The Speaker said he assumed that the dvi- |
sion Of time would be between those IN fnvor |
hours. and not six as the inquiry Of the gentle
m4n from Kansas might imply.
On motion of Mr.. Breckenridge tDem.. Ky.) |
the debate on Mr.. Holman's resolution was |
postponed untft Tomorrow. when. as he said. |
: They might have pleasant day OF it." The |
then adjourned until tomorrow.