The Lamar register., 1893-09-23
Thirty-sirh,h Day.

sESaTE-AfIer The scnAie me; The tepcAi
bill was tzkeu up and Mr- Noorhces sought 20
obtain an agreement a. 70 whea a vote should
be taken. After sensational deuuueiataoa
of the New YORK bankers and denAaee 20 the
pres that has hem c-f;leising kl. aeitoas Acd
questioning bis motives. be dcuAEied thai
the minority scnAtor- nkme = dale for 4 nnAl
vote. and Mr. Duhols OF Idaho ne; The de-
msnd by positive deelzrAtion thai The .a;l-
repeal mcn uOGld oppose the passage q The
rePeal bin By AvAiliag themselves of every
advantage Afforded them under the rules.
Noofkees retaliAtcd by siyin. noticc be
would io-morros move fos longer and more
nearly eontinnoas sessions, aud the aEzne!al
situation In the Senate appears nou 20 have
resolved Itself into a question en9arxaee-
hr. Teller aid. as thcrv ~eru EzAEy scn-
ziors uho desired 10 speak upon the subject
before = vote uas taken, be did not ooasiaer
Il incumbent upoa him To attempt 10 lay
What tine Sogli be required for the future
discussion OF tho subject He gave noslcr
that when the daily scssi0us we're c1tcR&ied
into the nlght the advocates Of the bill, a.
veil As ia Opponent., Hoald have TO Be pres-
cot lie aud those with whom he stood
voald no, be frightened FROM their eoar.e of
duty by the Invocation OF that pabiie opinion
to which Mr.. Noufhecs had referred ihe
opinion Of the metropolitan pres, and Of the
national oznkers- He denied that thefr had
teen pressed outside OF these lines zsy public
opinion except for the defeat Of the bill
which Mr.. Noofhees defends With all The zeal
Of Dew convert
Mr.. Hin ssked Hheihsr Mr.. Teller Va. not
satisfied thai there WAS a majority Of the sea
Aiors favorable To repeal
Mr.. Teller replied tha; this w.s a question
which Mr. Hill had no right TO ask aud
which be would decline TO answer explIritly
When the sense Of the Senate on this que.-
tim bad been last taken the majority had
almost two-thiris against the measure.
AID he would no, insult the intelligence Of
the BODY BY pre.umins that Il had changed 20
completely in 20 short = tine
Al 80 Mr.. Mills took the noor In suppor,
Of the repeal blli
HousE.-At the opening Of the session Mr.
Flynn, the delegate from Oklahoma created
mild sensation hy asking for Immediate
consideration of resolution bearing on the
outrages sAid 10 have been committed by the
United states troops NJ the Cherokee strfp
last saturday The resolution recitsd thai
the press Of the country bad for several ,iays
contained accounts of the burning q. yeycfA-
ton and the killing OF homesieaders bv IN.
United States troops IN connection with the
opening OF the Strip, and called upon th,
secretary of war to know By what authority
the troops bad acted. Mr. Flynn warmly de-
nounced the system of regulation on the Strip
The resolution was not acted upon and III,
House settled down 10 light over the effort
70 get the tucker BILL repeating the law for
federal supervisors before the House. For
three hours the hlibustering, under the lead
ership OF Mr.. Burrows. continued Mr.
Tucker, Mr.. Fitch's lieutenant. having
yielded the command Of the Democratic forces
TO his superior. Roll-call followed roII-cali
until u became apparent that the Democrat.
could not muster quorum OF their own. II
was then decided TO hold a caucus and annlv
The party lash. When they raised the white
nag and announced the necessity of caucus
70 whip members into line, the Republicans
signalized their victory by cheering wildly
lhe House then adjourned and the caucus