The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-12-20

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took occasion 70 say itnat aiIsr tn9 a99ousas
r1enfSof the gre Sh.S ;voaoe HoaIG :
sneVer again be heard on the Sfloor as ne y
|svoald retro fnalfy from pol lit3cs. Cs
course this statement was heard With
rrsat regret by the iafornl srs. .s
Rlank wei, So efofnoer, declared
That the rod hnd been spared 70 Charaes-
sleston too l0nR AM tG yfa., time tnas sne ,[s
be made to uade land that she was, no
batter than the rest or the State.
/ The senacting words w ere stricken out
byla d vote Of 81 70 42. s.s
Yer the bill b ad been Lied Mr.
ndoses moved 20 sReeonSidsr the vote
|StyIiarebVffe enacting words WerestEic
66lit and 70 law that otion on the table,
Inns nntfinr Oh it what is termed q par
1 Efiaipsntary clinch eli and whfph has been
cof1sidefsd a8 putting 3 bill beyond the
possibi lily OF resurrecti ION
h But when the House met on Friday
fiisht for the i.AnoceES ) purpose OF reading
eoode. Breazaale. OF 5A nherson, moved
! "a tak 6 up the bill from the table. OBJ
lection was raised but Speaker Jones
sdaciled that the mott swasE in order. 70 ~;
AT thiaj jnnctnre mere was an exciting
Sscsna. Col ats, Of sIaurens, said that
s4i,o Spoak ker had ruled the same way last
nderson, said that Mas not 80.
I'M I'M Natts spranr 10 his feet and deciaT-
Is ts. ,fs 81 bns 4 ward would oues-
tson Sisworffs sNdr. Ashley ti,rned toward
q roi cat 81 and said something shout
sis,si,n iSiyss arf9 ssaat tfnR, him up: Saw
. All Z, ~ f,srs canght hfmSby the coat
stail and jerked him back In his seat and
s VA Al. annsaI was made from the speak-
5ar,E deoision ard d long debate olioWecl.
I M RI all tatsd chat he had been is
mem nberof tho House since 1875, ard he
hai hsard Ghls question passed upon by
yarions spia akara. In every parliamer-
5 farv work Tho rule was laia down that
Tor the purpose OF having q sinalty g
moifon 10 rsssonsid ders and. to lay that
Snii,t flor; oii the table; at the same time by
ssfjia aasoS speaker was recognized as
ending stSse matter for good and all, and
tSsk4 4Sere yfas si1en no way 10, bring itnp
ssssrain axc6iA DIV intro ducings sanotb bill.
Gary. Of 'AhbeVill lle, said that he had
votsd for tie ralistric citing bill, but thsk
sfie must eaiy thltin his thirteen yeais' ex-
5nsriejice the iiaaga had been that s
motion Nike tile one under discussion
conId not lie taken from the table.
lfr. Dnincan, OF New berry, thought
aIQu6 Enc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
he had suied .hst tRa,f once last year asd
that mate q prScede lent which should be
followed.
Thomas, of aich alamo, jumped. on
stfisargunen with both feet. He declar-
ed that for six xtsen. years the ruling had
baen tho jDsher way, and the member bad
no right for the purpose of pediency
n, 4 saw that one solitary ruling made a.
precedent in the face Of sixteen years!
the contrary.
Z Ths SEeaker;i in supporting his posi-
hon, said that; 1T Was contrary to sound
snariismentarY Law and contrary to equity
and 4 Il iustioe for the House to be irreyoca-
biy committed 20 arrors, unless thcre
were special rules to this contrary. The
sHonsa could surely decide whether or
mot it was tn; ;error, ard 5ltz was 3 sim mple
lnatter for the mem al pers lo.I v9ee .e .tEs
sins9d down u thssy; tnougns S1t 5wrong
and Thus regiHtar their rsWill 1o the master.
Col Haskell made as strong aEggmslt