Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-05
TELEGRAP.HIC .
The SILVER BILL,
A Notion 10 Pass Il Over the Pes
dents Veto Defeated.
REMARKABLE SCENE IN TIE HOUSE



approval, and moved that u pass. He
stated that on SATURDAY, Mt O'Clock,
be would demand the previous quos.
tlon.
From all quarters OF the Democratic
eide there 20, med to bo a general desire
Go avoid the conflict OF opinion In de-
bate, ami Blani's suggestion OF three
lnys' debate was met by a chorus Of
"Void Vuiti"
trrn followed one Of the most fe.
uaikatluBcenta witncasod In the House
Iu years. Tracey, VINO was standing
IHu eide aillr, said that ~ far ~ the
Democrats Of the minority OF the coin
axe committee were concerned, they
,,sre willing 10 take vote immediate.
Iv. This statement was received win
rlluts Of approval from the Democratic
aIic.
Stone replied, after comforting a
moment with those about him on the
Hepubliran side, that the debate IN The
House when the seigniOfagu blli Wss
passed hau boon 20 limited that hu was
unwilling 10 enter into any agreement
t1 close the debate Mt this time.
When no ceased speaking thero wns
% rftni confusion on the ilOor.
Bland cNprcssol "a Willingness TO
have tho vote taken Immediately.
l,raI, DlnHlcy, burrows ami StOpc
were DO earnest consultation 60 the LETT
ufthu Speakers rOstfum. A. ~ sub.
atquuudy appeared they agreed that
Diuglny should make tho opening
Argument Tor his side. Meantime, no
ono addressed the Chair and the
Speaker stated toe question % to on
tie motion 10 pass tno bill, tue Pfesi.
usups veto notwithstanding.
"On this,n said he, looking down
upon tho confusion on the Il Dor, ".he
Constitution required that tho vO,o
small be- taken by yeas ami nays" lie
ncuhici. sui every one On the ilo0r
,gErlHcd with the program In the
coming debate, Needed him not.
"All those 10 favor willuuswcfny aye 4"
hu continued. "Coutfafy no"
Again ho paused, tut no onu address
Ing, he added, with a haug Of the gavel,
"lhe clerk will call the roll"
"Mr. Ailen-n began the clerk.
There was "a gasp OF nstonlshmont on
the Republican clue rs they awakened
tunnd tho roll call had begun. Ihe
Democrats, who were anxious 20 800
the debate suppressed, were oyeri0yel
Amid great upIoat dozpn Nspub.
liunuH jumped o. their feet anu clam.
OfrI tor recognition.
"r1I late" shouted the Democrats,
~ Mf. Reed tried 10 make himaulf
heard. At LAST, by hard p0unditg, a
HemblRnce ~ quiet was TUalOfcd.
"rhu discussion that was going on, 4"
said Reed, "wRa in foiUfouCe 10 un
arrangement Tor time 10 debate, anu
before any body had au opportunity 10
uudeutanu wnat the situation was, the
nf-t uhmo WIS called"
'tThe House understands the clrcum.
umuces," resp0ndrl tuu speaker
A dozen Of tho Republicans protest.
Cd, hut the Speaker ul-rug tTdou them,
and continued; "lhu chair slated tue
question, ana ftatoi that under tue
Constitution the yeas ami nays must
be- entered upon the Journal sill no
gentleman arose % address the Chhlr.
Toe chair then directed the CLERK 10
cal the roll, aud the nTst namu was
called anu thon, lot the tirst timu, the
chair had an iutimatiou that the gem
tluman rom Maine (Diugley) desired
10 address thc House."
The explanation Of the Speaker was
not sAliaiaciufy.
rhe Republicans, led by Mr.. Reed,
were ~. ealing Tor recognition, Hmil
shouts of rc ulir order rom tie DEM
uctBtio side. Tho excitement was in'
tense.
"i want tho Speaker to under
stand this natter" said Mr. Reed
finally.
"rhe Speaker does understand IT,
retortrd the speaker.
A buzz, oi Democratic applause gtoo.-
OF him,
"But--n protested Reed.
"rne Chair will not allow the roll
call 10 DO interiurei WITH"
81 think tue Speaker has not hoard
my colleagues BlitUmguL" pursistuI
Reed.
"rh6 gentleman will take his seat, n
returned tue > lrakoG finally.
"Cer,Hiniy | wiil," replied Reed but
sliil renamed Hianuing.
"rhu gentleman viii tako his scat p
continued thc Speaker, "the gentleman
viii DO seated. Nothing viii 20 accom-.
pllshud by this resistance"
"rhersis no resistance MI Speaker,
but"
''rho gentleman will take his scat
Aud the clerk viii call the roll"
Mt Reed sat down. but immediateI >
jumped 10 hH iett again. lie wUui-
Lut surrrultr without protest.
ar. s .e4Grr," said no dUilauuy, al
hsE to 40 IeurJ,"
"rhe Char declines 10 hear the gen
tUmau. The GEEK viii call the Ioll."
Tho uprOnr was terrific az THIS pOiu,,
nul ABOVE tho Jan AIr. BOutell,
shouted, 81 shall decline % cast my
vuts in such a condition u cou.usion
~ this"
Burrows Attempted to address IN,
Chair, while Wilson OF washington
cried, "iyranug IyTannyw
Tao Republicans were beside them
Rrlv,u with atgvr. lhey refused To vOt'
uu the lrat rsIl Uail. rAo Auii.silvor
Dsmg cr4ts were ~ despair, as tnu ilrsl
roll call gAve tue silver mesa tue ueues'
tHfy tw0.thiTd-. Finally, a!ter a con
huitation, they ugtted 10 ystu, aud diu
vote Oh the sD,Oui roll call. Thu
turned tue tue, ANA upon the an
nouucument OF lhe v0Ie II was lOun'
tho motion 70 pass the bill over lhl
veto had been defeated, thu silver mel
lacking "a iOr tho necessary twO',hirds
Tho House lnen, ~ D O'Clock, au
lourned.
MOOD fLOWs.
Nine Lives nnei,ncrd In the Cot1
itrztuu.