The sun., 1892-03-13

= approval OF the journal
force Its approval in violn
he colloauy between him
| Mr.. Crisp. as u member
avorably with u recent col,
Crisp. as Speaker. and Mr.
Here they are. in parable
/ CRISP AS SPEAKER.
he Mr.. Enloe-Mr.
l1S Speaker. l make the
~ point that no quorum
srs has voted on this mo.
on tion to tilke q recess.
the The sneak ker-The
gentleman from Ten
lk- nesseo lMr. L n ! o o.
ow makes the point Of 20
he quorum on the mUtion
ire to take n recess The
in Ch Air will have to ap.
lse point tellsrs.
lre Mr.. Reed-The gen.
to tlrman docs not make
lerItne point Of no quo
he rum. Ge makes the
"a point that no quorum
IL. has voted.
all Tho Sreaker-Undec
Ip. the rules Of the House.
!. and the present admin
hn iStration of tho House.
10 gentlemen are not con-
sidered present unless
ct. they vote. [Anplause
q; on the Democratic
in. Mr.. Roe d--T Il n t
'n-,shows. Mr.. Speaker.
that there has been a
Ia now system adopted
's- since tho last Con-
p gress.
D. The Speaker-T II a t
shows that tho present
Is Occupant Of the Chulr
lle will euLeavor to 4sn-
isEforcs the rules OF tho
Ms House. tArplHuse on
'r- tho Democratic side.l
ey Mr.. Reed-Severthe-
,ic less. Mr.. Speakcr.. tho
OF observation I made il
On entirely correct, that
J the point which the
he gentleman from Ten
'r. nesSee made was that
n no quorum had voted.
while the Chair an
k;'nounccd that the point
IL, he made was. No
nd quorum" My observa-
nj ton. notwithstanding
IN. thu reto:t OF the Chair.
r. was entirely correct.
H. The Hpeaker-P err
hal ps 1t is. hut IL Is en-
ke tirely out OF order.
1t Mr.. Reed-lt was en-
he ttroly correct. An d.
" therefore. the Chair
had no right to make
re such q remark
o. Tho Speaker-The
'r. genueDn ma may be cor
he rect. when at the same
n. time he is out Of order.
us Mr.. Reed-I was on
urely in order when I
II. Icalled the a I tention
It, of the Chair to the
he The Speaker - Tho
). ,Chuir THINKS not.
OF MIR. Reed - Entirely
On in order.
The Speaker The
Chair thinks the gem
lt!emnn is entirely out
Is no occasion hr any
mt was not made hy the
aine. but by someDody
TCoru.n. The Chair EN-
vhertup,n the gentleman
; suggestion he has made.
to III. Chair thattl:o gen.
lint that no quorum had
Chair stated 1t to he tho
II. which Is II different
nd q right to call the nt-
to that. and the Chair had
rh n retort. oven II hn WAS
sorderiy applause Oh his
. ;,'t'i Chair will state that
n. under the present rules
an the point o! NJ quorum
6. There IS Il distinction
rints md the suggestion
tas made. under the rules
TO sny that the Chair IL
4 by precedent in n.aSing
on tho floor.
Chair does not feel bound
ity.
Mr.. Reed ordered the
on tho approval OF the
ing w'hothor there was
Violation o! tho rules.
oScd the trick and OBJ
to cover his violation of
ting retort Ge:tin. the
that followed he
g Speaker Gnls ordered
$ scat. Eerognizin& his
is order. Hc. Crisp tool;
the Republicans saw that
self in n hole. Nils l!alu-
him out by moving to
Ithor proceedings under
'ronptly put tho question
% observe that Mr.. Crisp
MS IN Speaker than Was
20 ease the Speaker WAS
I tho House. and in tho
~ enforcing the rules OF
! Virtually confessed that
'u!os. lost his temper. and
the sentieman who had
TO take his seat. When
Mr.. Reed makes a cnp-
and IN treated
plays himself out.