The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-28


nous consent.
The Speaker. The chair was about
to do so when the gentleman asked a
question.
Mr.. Dickerson. Oh, yes.
The Speaker. The gentleman from
Indiana Mr.. Holmanl asks unanimous
consent to nonconcur in the Senate
amendments to the Indian a~ppropria-
ton bill, and to ask for a conference.
Mr.. Dickerson. 1 object, pending
the other matter.
The Speaker. Objection is made.
Mr.. Boatner. Nj. Speaker, at a sug-
gestion Of a number of gentlemen
around me, l ask unanimous consent
to withdraw the joint resolution at this
time.
The Speaker. The resolution is with
drawn.
Mr.. Holman. 1 renew my request
for a generalnoncurrenc &c in the Senate
amendments to the Indian appropria
ton bill, aud that a conference be
asked with the Senate.
Mr.. Dickerson. My objection is
withdrawn. l only made it for the
purpose Of having the resolution re
moved for the present. I have no Oh
lection to the motion of the gentleman
from Indiana.
The Speaker. The gentleman from
Indiana asks unanimous consent to
nOncur in the Senate amendments to
the Indian appropriation bill, and ask
| for a conference with the Senate on the
| ~disagreeing votes Of the two Houses
thereon. Is there objection to that re
quest9 After a pause The chair
hears none, and the following con
ferecs are appointed on the part of the
House: Mr.. Peel, Mr.. Allen, and Mr..
Wilson, of Washington. This bill,
with the Senate amendments, will be
ordered printed.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Mr.. Watson. l move that the House
30 n3w adjourn.
The question was taken, and the
Speaker announced that the ayes
seemed TO have It.
A division was demanded.
Hr. Springer. I think we w it to
the gentleman from Louisiana Mr..
Boatner, who withdrew the joint reso-
luton fer the purpose of allowing the
Indian appropriation bill to be disposed
of, to allow him 10 submit his motion.
The question was taken on the mo
ti0n TO adjourn, and the Speaker an
Dounced that the ay 5 were 81, The
mes 1O4.
Mr.. Dickinson. Iask for the yeas
and nays.
The question was taken on ordGriDg
the yeas and nays,
The Speaker. Seven gentlemen have
arisen in support # the demand for
the yeas and nay5-Dot a sufficient
number; and the yeas and nays are re
fused.
HIRE OF CLERKS FOR MEMBERS.
Mr.. Boatner. Mr.. Speaker, l renew
my motion to suspend the rules and
pass the joint resolution which I send
TO the Clerks desk.
The Speaker. The gentleman moves
to suspend the rules and pass this joint
resolution.
Mr.. Holman. demand a second.
Mr.. Dicker80n. The gentleman has
renewed his motion, and I demand a
second. I renew that demand as the
gentleman has renewed his motion.
The title Of the resolution was again
reported.
Mr.. Burrows. rise to a question Of
order. Let US have order, so that we
can hear the joint resolution.
The Speaker. The House will be in
order. The resolution has been read
once or twice, and it is impossible for
members to hear it. The chair appeals
70 the House to be in order. If gentle
men would retain their seats they could
hear what is going on and busine8
could be done with more satisfaction.
The Clerk viii now report the resolu-
ton.
The joint resolution was again re-
ported.
The Speaker. The gentleman from
Kentucky demands a second. The chair
will appoint as teller5 the gentleman
from Louisiana Mr.. Boatnerl and the
gentleman from Kentucky Mr.. Dick
erso0L and tcllers viii please take
their places.
MIR. Cox Of Tennessee. move that
the House do now adjourn.
Mr.. BynUm, Isubmit that that mo.
ton has been made since this matter
was up.