New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
UnrSE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
roll, CALLS AMID GREAT DISORDER-AEEhSI
OF ABSENT MEMBERS ORDERED.

ROLL, CALLS AMID GREAT DIsORDER-AREEST
OF Assent MEMBERS ORDERED.
Washington Jan. 6-The fourth DAY sl''"s Vi
the House since the holiday recess ope''eu U-a!
with a larger attendance of members on 'ne iooi
than had been s4en during the three precedihe
days The Republican side. in particular seenieu
rsod,, for business but there was evidence IN the
determined attitude of the Speaker ana 'he stric'
attention given to him by the Democratic members
that the majority would 90 everything IN us po"e'
10 carry out the programme, which had been oo
structed for the past three DAYS anu S"' ''
Tariff bill its journey
Immediately after the reading of yesterday jour
nal Mr. Eoutcle Rep.. Me) again urea 10 ''''u ou'
what had become of his Hawaiian resolution ."'
J.outele insisted tina; his resolution was Il gu0S'o''
NJ high privilege whereas the spcclal oIuer ie
ported from the Committee on Rules was 'Heiei'
n "privleged question" He asserted 'hat thcTe was
a great difference between question OF Pr"'es.
and a privileged question" and he Tead from IN.
digest TO show that the former look precene"'e VI
the latter. NJ, 1,,.o,,o 60
vr.ss tho hope that the Speaker would carefully
weigh the difference suggested by Mr.. Boutehe anu
would rule upon 1t. as it was necessary 10 'he or
dcr,y transaction of the business OF the House
Mr. Boutelle. continuing, asserted that the reSolu-
ton offered by him few days ago was sun oslore
the House and should be taken up each cay at
the paint where it left The day before lie he'n
that there no place, in pariIlihen'"! Ao"'e'
where it could be but on the taDe
The Speaker retorted that the gentleman from
Maine dId not seem 10 understand the matter thor-
ouyhv The rules provide he said. that II any mat
Ter Is called up the House the question OF cosd
Grafton shall not be put 10 the House unless Some
member demands It. The resolution OF the gentle
man from Maine had never been before 'he HOUSE
I'm the sense OF being before 1t for CONSIDERATION De-
cause when II was called up the gentleman from
tennessee CAIr McMillin) had raised the question
OF consideration
MIR ro1-rELLE,s TILT WITH THE SPEAKER.
.,,a that has never been decided" shouted Mr..
Boutclle. excedly
'"Xli the gentleman from Maine allow 'he IMAM
20 give its Gecsion?' the Speaker asked sarcasti-
.coIv The resolution not before the House ne
said as the gentleman from Name cohlehuei' o"e
was exactly where it was when 1t was hrst caiieu
mn, namely on the table, and it would rest there
until it was again called up The speaker summer
IN by deciding that Mr.. Catchingss resolution was
before the House. when MI Bou'eHe interr1p'eu
him to express the hope that the Char "o"iH
reflect before announcing its decision.
The Sneaker resented this as an aspersloh upon
him and declared angrily that any intimation tha'
he had not fully weighed the question was reHec-
ton the Speaker
Mr. Boutee disolamed any intention OF rehecuhs
upon the Speaker but he again urged tha' the que'
ton should be well reflected upon
.The Chsir has ruled on the question: an
nounced the Speaker, sharply.
Then i respectfully appeal from the decision OIL
the Chair" said Mr.. Boutelie
The Chair 10 give the gentleman from
Maine every latitude" said the Speaker, wcerIy'
''bui 1t seems tnat every morning :, ,,o,,o,od
AR Boutelie Aerceiy II stand here as repre-
sentative of minority and with the speaker against
TIE Speaker thought the discussion was becoming
100 personal and said that such Language would not
be permitted lie then ordered the call OF ne
yeas and nays Mr. Catchngss motion ior me
previous question. and amid deafening ppro%tr pt,i m
4ha
He had not ca.!ed more than Gozeh n1"'ss aii I'm,
Scarcely be heard. when Mr. Burrows Rep. Mich,
Appealed for recognition. No attention was paid
g hT s6 for wha! f0pG pulpo @ M % wished
of order but the Speaker said nat the ro,cai could
mot he interrupted, and ordered the e!erN 70 pro-
"isu, wish to make the point of order that there
fs so much disorder IN the House that members
cannot hear their names shouted r w~ t"ken
ard while a broad smile was seen on the faces of
the ,pe oeaksr pounded Ss desk 10 obtain order
The call was completed and the vote was announce
as being Yeas lG7 nays, none-no quorum twenty
two poirs were announced
ANOTHER FRUITLE,S RoILCALL.
Mr.. Catch!ngs moved call Of the House, which
was ordered. and showed the presence of 2jo men,
hers Further proceedings under the call were then
dispensed with. and the question REQUIRED on Mr.
Catchings's motion for the previous question. On
the second roll-cal 16s Democrats Voted IN the
a.Yirmative-a gain OF one.
On Mr.. Catchngss motion 10 order call OF the
House the Republicans fbustered and called for
the yeas and nays, which were ordered by vote
of 167 TO 2. - -, 49,, .,
names Of Mr. Gear. Mr.. Hepburn. Mr.. Lacey and
Mr. Perkins tall Of Iowa) were reached asked that
they be excused, as they were detained IN iowa on
imnortant business The House excused the first
three wthou, OBJECTION but when 1t came srn to eH
thought enough "woud-be Senator's had been eX-
cused and objected Let US excuse the wh9ie no.;
stone was about to withdraw his ob1ectcn when
. 1ir Reed suggested that the Republicans had no