The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-09-28
SIX DAYS OF DEBATE.
The Prese 1T Week In Congses
Likely to Be Devoted to Talk.

The Prese 1T Week In Congsess
Likely To Be Devoted to Talk.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-There is a
reasonable certainty that congress will
spend the entire week in debate. The
first business in the senate will be the
resolution offered Saturday morning by
Mr.. Stewart declaring for the indie
pendence of the three great branches of
the federal government. Mr.. Stewart
will make it text for an attack on the
has trespassed upon the constitutional
powers of the legislative branch of the
government in the case Of. the pending
repeal bill. Notice of formal speeches
have been given by Senators Bate Of
Tennessee, Perkins of California, Pas
coe of Florida and Dubois Of Idaho.
These speeches will not fill in all of the
time, as the lengthening of the morning
hour will give seven full hours for de-
bate each day. But after Monday even
ing the list of speakers will doubtless
be increased, and there will be haif
dozen senators who stand ready to talk
at any moment they are called on to
do so.
In the House.
The house will, on Tuesday next, en-.
ter upon the two weeks debate of the
bill to repeal TALL statutes" relating to
supervisors of elections and special
depu y marshals, reported by Mr..
Tucker from the committee on election
of president and vice president and rep
resentatives in congress. According to
the terms of the order reported by the
committee on rules, the house will pro-
coed to its consideration on that day
Immediately after the second morn
ing hour. or if said morning hour shall
not sooner have ended, then at the hour
of . o'clock p. IN. on said day." And it
further provides: "That the consider
alton of said bill shall be resumed I'M
mediately after the second morning
hour of each legislative day thereafter,
up to and including the 9Th day OF o.
tober next. q That on the next legisla-
tive day. to.wit: the 10th of October,
at the hour OF p. NJ, the house shall
resume the consideration of said bill,
and shall proceed without further de-
bate and without further intervening
motion to vote. first, on the pending
amendments, if there be any, then. on
the engrossment and the third reading
Of the bill. then on the final passage
thereof and then on motions to recon
slider and lay on the table, should such
motions be made. If from any cause
this order shall not be fully executed
on the last day mentioned herein, then
this order shall continue I'm force and
be operative each legislative day there
after, until said bill shall be fully dis
posed Of"
The Past Week.
During the past week neither house
transacted any business, the senate de.
batting the silver bill and the cloture
resolution and the house Democrats
spending the. time trying to get a
quorum in order that the bill to repeal
the federal election law might be re-
ported. Thursday aquorum was secured
and the bill was reported.
Attacked the President.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. -Speaking to
his resolution regarding the indepen-
dence of the coordinate branches OF the
government. Senator Stewart of Nevada
attacked the president bitterly for what
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