New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

presented by the Committee on Rules. AFTER this
Wave OF appause from his Democratic colleagues
Il desire to make mOuon lhat II ~ ,oiE,
the table .,.
The Speaker-The Chair declines to entertain the
Il appeal from the decision" said Mr. Burrows
And the Chair declines to entertain anS appeal
The question then put on he demand e for
Voted and Mr. RuTrows called for tellers. and Mr.
Fitch demanded the yeas ana nays; r'Gt!S Deino-
bmt onedfth of The members voting to order a roll
calD the Speaker without counting the' announced
THE other side demanded Mr.. Payne
There is no other side. responded IN. SpeaHer:
The Speaker said that he did not mean his remark
in any offensive sense lie merely Using 70 TO or SAY
the yeas and nays no matter how many might rise
on the other side
TIE HOUSE IL no MOOD TO LISTEN.
Mr.. PAYNE was glad to hear that there was an
other side He then proceeded in pleasant manner
TO address the House. but the House was not in "A
listen to him and he was ORDERED ere b cy rme
ton to order the previous question resu' Els
demanded a cali of the House and the yeas ana
nays ordered upon IT, But me d ,o,d
licvlng that their quorum had returned. V y
against the motion (Which vas made ny Mt; fitrh
i'm order to give absentees an opportunity i''"
The vote then REQUIRED on ordering the previous
question. Before the vote was announce W ai''
nDs b sterentvneJ question as to whether the
ileman had been present during the roIl-cah ana
Mr. burrows replied in the affirmative
Mr Richardson Dem, Tenn showed some symp-
toms OF questioning the accuracy OF thls resp2IlSe
Int the Sneaker said that the gentleman from
Michigan understood the rules ana ne Nre -
must accept his statcfa:nt. Thereupoh MI. nuI
rows voted in the affirmative. and as soon az the
result was announced-yeas. iN' nays '-"o'eu I"
Mr. Fitch moved to lay the motion on the table
This carried-yeas. lsD' nays l-ahd '"' pre-
MIR Peed said that he could not equal the hery
denuncations OF the gentleman from nnlaIa 'n,, M,
could ne equal the choice epthcts used four years
ago by the gentleman from Kentucky IMr. Bree ,Eo
fact that he was not backed mp by such cho or,
as had made the air vocal four years ago lnH
educated to indulge in mere noise. tLaushter
The Republican PARTY in the List congress- n ,hl
most powerful The Republican, to-day occupied
an unusual position. They STOOL 70 WIN VIM, u, hn1
either to resort everything they had denouhcen
or be beaten n.anshIGrl me and d%frat and
they had chosen humiliation QaughtcFJ Ih'y
had deliberately settled thGmscyes nr2 ng
could look forward to the haven oil rest
THE EIGHT OF ,rrE>L DESTROYED
Not only had the House to-day violated all the
nrecedents Of A hundred years. but 1t had added
a new zest TO the occasion by violating All pm
cinles Of parliamentary law. IL had announced
that committees could originate legislation II ha'
DESTROYED the sacred right Of appeal Tor "h'ch '"'
present occupant of the chair had arsuen Nso' ,
ously four years ago. The Republicans hld orereu
the majority in good faith an honest system ~
which If could control the business OF IN" House
without acts Of violence. Instead OF mat inc INA
ioritv wanted violence in each particular ga
Whit 4 spectac. the Hous' WIS presenting Inc
Democratic majority was going through the VAL
Icy Of humiliation G.cpubcan applause
'''''''''' II
Mr. Catchngs said that it was hardy worm
while 90 say anything in vindIcation Of the parma
mentarv rulings made by the speaker 'o-u"Y. -
wa cruel Carcasticay) ol IN" .i ,,. in
Maine to advise the DEMOCRATS that IN XII ma,
-fata of humiliation lie Mr. Catcninfsl mn ~,
disr"y4r,l il himself II" thought the Dcinocra Ia
were getting along pr'ty "'n 800. u.s. thut
~. hnJ J,sc,ver.d that there were other m"thoIS
than those inventeI 10y him ana ms asao al AL 10
| The List Congress by which the honS' D ~, w.
husness Applause. Beside. ~" methohs n .c,
| proposed were emin"n,ly fair. tNppNnus, - ~
gentleman had a liitle taste 81 thr pow't o. -,
IIotisc and 1t natural thai IN" shouu ','H"
find out that the House coma % pu - 'rhis
IIouse stood ready to do business Whenever ~ Gu" a.,
without the consent of the gentlemen 'oi' ~"
Mr.. Hcndersoh GIep Iowa. said that the reso-
luton which IT was p.opv ,si,ho,t parallei wa,
aimed the ballot-box. tn. III "m r mmointsi
be reported WAS ,I eiI by Which the people
could express their power IN. lrh's'atUm q" g P
| obieci OF assault by the Democratic party nr
aal d y, the Democ.ats proposed 10 tear down the
| protection OF the ballot-box IN thQsc pJIulo ,
in the country: yet il his BIN was passed, d. ten ten
| years would not see hepub1an c,'.,' 80, , 49,,
| House except from Eastern Tcnh'NS'', W. nv
| cratic annlanse) "Oh. yes" exclaimed Nj tirh.
| deTson "appIauI your own iniamy II yo' WIZ
Cdntinunr. Mr Henderson soii that i lr9nHI
should come TO thus country wH," 'g, ii,,
| ma iorItv (ApplauseJ The country, 1t Wa rlh
did not care nuch "Dqu' ,'als - "nnng VIXEN
| the country would not b. controlled by q hlihoiIp
| elected by fraud and violence In the name OF IN"
| oreat commonwealth which he represented: when
| Srespected the laws which loved liberty. aud whic.i
n"ninet measure which would DESTROY thu only
| safety valve OF the Republicans ballotbo u'e
| publican app!au"'J
THE CHAIR HAD shows THE TT NPEE.
M Payne. on taking the floor. remarked that
| four wears ago he had seen many exciting scenos
in this chamber There had been temper mani
tested but that temper had not come from tn"
| Chair hut from the members. To-day IN" tenn
! nor had not come from the members. ana ~ the
| situation was different G.aughterJ The Demo
Gratis to-day had carried into the House the sam.
| epirit that had been rife in the Southern states
| which had blotted out the right Of a minority
70 vote or TO have It's vote counted. Now Tammany
| Hall was reaching out its hand over The bloody
chasln TO the South and asking that the same
| methods that were used In the South might be
used in Ncw-York city. Congress was asked Ia
| place New York along with the solid south. Let
| peu,loucn have a care. There time. he
| fore the war when Southern slavery was OPP
| posed by philanthropic men In the North. but
| the feeling not general Ihrn the slavery
| advocates wanted to deprive Kansas OF It's local
| state government. and tnen the Republican party
| aros. Tn. Democrats might dcpriN" the negroes
! In the South Of their votes but when they at
! tempted to deprive the white men OF the North
OF their rights. the day Of Neinefis would come
| AppauseJ .,.,,. 1900, ,
| o,ielv alluded to Mr. Reed A. the who I'm Tn,
| IIyt Congress had ruled the House with "A han,
| Of iron and who now cam" in ana protested agains
- ma iority of the representatives Of the American
people controlling It's action The action to-day wa
| NOT The action Of q despotc Sneaker. II tbs
action of the House. Npplausc.) 1t was not th'
| mar tvh counted i'm the