Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
BANKRUPTCY BILL KILLED.
BlJods Motion To- strike Out Enact
iag Ciaose Passed

" NASHfNCrON. iiec- N-hr. laiDert IN
trodugcd resolution setting forth the
delays and istermsnts which have oc-
enrred since the Democrat party came
into power. sod calling upon the ways
and means committee O. al once bring
Ia a revised tariff bill. and directing the
committee On banking and currency ~
report a oili providing Tor financial relief
IN order that the dominant party may
redeem ia platform pledges. Objection
being made b - immediate cousidera-
ton tho resolution went over.
Mr. kilgnre moved that the house go
into committee "a the whole 10 consider
tho BAL providing Tor the organization
of a constitutional government IN Utah
aud the al MISSION - the territory as a
state. The marnink hour having ex-
pred. no acton was taken aGd the
house seat into the committee % the
Whole - coo rsitler the bankruptcy bill
Mr. Hand moved that the committee Of
the whole rise and report tho bail back
O. the hogss. with the recommsudation
ta.t The enacting clause be stricken
cut The motion prevailed and the
committes rose.
Hstch'- Point of Order
Mr h.snd mosed that the house eou-
eur ia ths action q the committee q
the whole and Mr. Oates demanded the
yeas anl nays
Mf Cannon undertook - speak upon
TIE parliamentary status % the bil. +
Mr Hatch ~ sed mo point of order
thar debate Rss oct admissible upon a
motion g. concur in the action Z the
cunmitfre af The whole. Suca a motion
incurred su unmsdiate vote Mr. Gao.
nal claimed tasf ihc motion q concur
Wss aiTsfs aensiatIe and that he could
have au hnur .n which O. dIscuss the
natter fhe speaker stated that un
less tlara VAS suule hmitstiob. debate
vss always ia ar.ier n the absence %
thr previous question,
Nr Paiters0r salt that the question
O. - iefernipei VS. ~ g. Whsthsr
Ha5orify - the house favored a voluu
tsry % iavulaatary bankruptcy tuA
Nr. Cannon'- Views
Erasninr ar Cannon said that be
understood The pending bili O. embrace
both fns ~ hsnSruptcy. II the
reniirg mafieu rfeVN-d ta~ bii would
T. iead ard rhe rs=itiity - iegisla
tlnu ou THE 4usstion would - endesl
BE SAID that the Fropee pisce for fuil
crusi.ieration ard tee ofsriug q amend
ufenrs eas in tte cummittse = the
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whe1 the recent nstrsorl usry session
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