The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19

marks. Does the gentlemen desire to ask
Mr.. Enloe II suppose. then. that it's death is
perhaps due to the fact that the gentleman
he il The author OF the .pesch recently dsiS.
cred BY he gentlemen nj, nan from New
s shond to
gentleman from Tennessee that II never occurs
that state is not able to take care Of himself,
s ass anG sSoad hope So
Mer.dIth Dem ". 0,, Denounced S the .d;
He was followed by Mr.. Reed. who said
G. Whitney is a good man. Il is Clearly settled
y Haa Alien w sSE not
Minister to Italy because he contributed $780,
SOS to the fuId NOS viii
pointed ." IRepubiiesn iaushter.i " "''' ~
Mr.. Rnloe said he did not arise to. answer the
but to suggest that the gentleman. from New
York INT: QuiRgl probably did not fully un;
him here. He iMr. Enloei was not satisfied
that the gentleman from New York !Mr QuigR)
came here as ar object leasOn to show the In
course, might have come floating on q corrup4
sSn f .'s sreass
EnGe tc Psg cS5sso Fl
Massachusetts was appointed Minister to
France near the close OF the last Admlnistra-
Mr. Enos said that vas va. good seton to Van
Reed putting one conundrum against an
Mr.. Cogswell ReG. MassI referring to the
i0ttmatIOn by MIR, PigROtt that Mr., r. Jeffer-
son Coolidge Of Massachusetts was not fitted
FER TIE 9f,cs Of Minister nS to France said that
In the diplomatic service as Secretary. OF lie:
CATION at Paris; that he was a linguist. that
that he was q worthy descendant Of Thomas
Jefferson. When he was appointed there wa:
not mot snSs paper ahe state but
Now" interiected Nj. Reed as Mr. Coes-
we'll closed. let US have Van Allen accounted
Mr.. Wise dem. Va read the, record to show
the position taken by sx-sPeaker Reed when
er OF Virginia to the rules providing for the
counting OF quorum was under discussion
that Mr. Reed Opposed the amendment. and
added with much spirit that this adulatlon
o. ThETss Reed BY the MHspVWHs&H party
to say that MIR Reed was not the originator OF
the. proposition to count quorum. It was
Mr.: drosyenoI rep. o.I-May ask the gen
teleman question:
mr wise lempnatlcally ana amlu general
iaughterl.I cannot refuse you the oppor-
Mr. Grosvenor-was that Democratic Con-
Mr.. Wise replied that It was. and added that
IL was his purpose to strip Thomas b. Reed Of
the false colors under which he had sailed He
added that Mr.. Springer OF Illinois had voted
and spoken for the rule.
., That, said Mr.. Reed. soto voce. accounts
tiarneid." continued Mr.. Wise. voted
against 1t and denounced It, as unconstitu-
tional. so that this pretence that the country
10 indebted to the Republican party for this
rule Is bald lie. On that occasion Mr.. Reed
denounced the proposed rule as q violation OF
the Constitution. and the Republican leaders
Joined him In the denunctatton."
An agreement was then made to limit gem
eral debate to one and n quarter hours, half an
hour to-day and three quarters OF an hour to-
morrow all but fifteen minutes to be given to
the Republicans. Mr.. Grosvenor rep. Ohiol
occupied twenty minutes OF the time In de-
failing some Of the changes that had been
made In the Wilson bill since ii left the House
and asserted that the Democrats OF the House
would vote for the bill as IL would come hack
from the senate. the work OF the trusts OF tho
land The Wilson bill as such, was dead be-
yond hope Of resurrection. The remaining ten
minutes. by general consent. were transferred
to to-morrow's session. and the committee
arose.
Mr. Cummings Dem. n. " reported the
Naval Appropriation bill for the year ending
June 30. 1895. and at 30 the House adj
al N m IN ~