The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21

call would 90 over until the morning hour on
fsd s Ss s;.s Ri ed S
morning hour or no morning hour r., wh ,,Iit the the
q q the yS Sa nv tSa
previous question had been ordered. e-,
Replica %0R &c Tse
been disposed o. Il viii some up n ths morn.
nasa t&e aaTy
three days before It was passed..
s1LvER-poLLAR BLAND ALERT.
mttee FOR 1e report ak Blind put
Is #'s;s $sS ny
dreoty or are rpferred 70 ts
mttee., MIR. bland called the speakers alton
ton to the fact that the bill made no appropri-
""i DOCS Il involve any charge upon the Treas
the at spSnkS%E r nf Bsa replied Under all
bill would 60 to the House eaisnda5,,
House calenda mo- now. tTHs Chair supposed that
inyolved some HrpTCcpr,iatlonpn T.,
Gov binsloy u" want to cali the attention oi
the Chair to the fact that it must necessarily
ISxs fe an fo
Mr.. Bland insisted tnae tne Dill maoe no up
| But II 1t indirectly involves an expenditure
It is subject to the point OF order" MIR. DinEIOy
The Speaker said that he could net net flpd any
charge on the Treasury in the Pill ; on th h
seigniorage arising from the coinage; should
into tn reas%TCy So ro IS sr @anG
DO INDIRECTLY raising revenue. He said. how;
ever. that ho wou!i again lock into the bill and
ha morning Ocrnnt0d
az vas taken up b tho ais
ton bill. r., :, .s ru,s,. p,. -
On Thursday; Feb. II. and Friday. rep. IL.
@s was ps Re Vest Tont Bill
Tho reader will romsmbor that Friday is
eyer Gelns vnr % ts ime az Alter thn S
S sn o bin bRroush
NJ relief e AqtSS %Sso ran an h hard
~ q quorum. Honest Ben Bum OF North Car
oiineal Gbairman OF the Cemmittee on Claims,
not liking the precedent that tho passage OF
the bill would set. raised the point OF no quo
rum in Committee OF tho Wh 1na In Tom
congress IL m oh aoU he ffv
number H5yss WSsa
quorum there were Gries OF oh! OH" on tho
Ghntssn she Tom Reed. there
is evidently quorum present" o,,o,. .,,.
Ths 1hs
who sympathized with Bum in his efforts to
aaS ths e smPy b1 To Of Mr.
Whole. He looked at Tom Reed with some
indignation. III the Gentleman from tnn. Maine Maine,
nentt the Chair will perhaps respond" he re-
piled; ,,riv form, s+ro,,b+oned md b,s
Yankee drawl was again heard; II felt
entire entire eSndGnce IN IN the no said.
Tho remark threw, the House into convul::
sionS; AT TINS Ten. Mansuf an oid menber OF
d me housei %n ous nd naW twtbstan
ing ali his experience he had not yet learned
that the ard o ,Ss Gny IN
ng Finally tie tellers = IN Committee reported
rose to
able recommendation To prevent the bills
The bili then Vent over to the following Friday.
Tur SHADOW OF THE SILVER n,11.
a.,'aaaadina ,or ~ pooon ~ r.,,-
man OF Of the ' COMMITTEES tee, on Bankne Crowded
his 6 for the Fl the SAFETY q ma
i last morning hn hour 'osV' "'' 's Se0onu anu
and all the unfinished . business disposed q. q;
Whole House on the State Of the Union being
clear. Mr.. Bynum moved that the House pro,
cool 70 oonc;dar tha huSinaeS On tho TouSa
calendar. This was done Tho first bill on
the calendar was the bill amending the inter-
nal revenue laws, which Mr.. Bynum crowded
to its passage. The Free Coinage bill lay not
far off on the same calendar, Gen. Tracey Of
reached through the absence OF members in
terested in the intervening bills. moved that
NJ. Gen Tracey's action was significant. It
foreshadowed tn? determination Of the gold
Coinage pin outside Of tho morning hour. un;
order
In the morning hour It would be the sport Of
the hlibusters.
THE r,ps- srsprxs1ov nav
Tho ror+ Io,;s,otiyo d,y ros Nondoy Fob
Is. It was the first Suspension Day under tho
new rules They specify that tile Speaker
shall entertain u motion TO suspend the rules
on tho first and third Mondays Of each month.
preference being given on tho first Monday to
Individuals and on the third j Monday to CON.
month. the commuters had tho preferences.
must bo seconded before it can be entertained.