New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23
CARPET TN. STEWART,
WV" 1926 7th-Ave.
CLEANING. . ''' ' =, s',..,.,.

In order TO raise the question or conslderattoaa
against them This question was instantly ann sbawed
yeas l62 Zone Democrat in the aflrmati.e,, nay;
b no; voting lS Al the peo tbTe Subsequently
w VIII nns D"mocrat tBuckalew Of Pennsylvania
H Hntin@"iess than a quorum. Crisp Immediately
raised tho point 90 no quorum; ,.,. VA
been s,ra.nng cY@ry nerve 70 hayc every man
present but Grosyenor. ~ ONO iiahsoroeuinI;;
NSr," RoaiIwsl Of Massschuse,s and wr6er Of
New-York were absent Nh6er was very H., am. anu
subsequently ded am no; in9Fmed w 81 ' mSdoubt
Of the aGsense S s 1g were Ss' asr T men as the
rrlicaJ proceeded and the Democrats refused 10
ren"nI spe,ker RGGd was observed gancins con-
stanty about The nal, ana from nm " hil
oy',iS NJ ITS ask When the cal concluded
h. rose his feet END anaonSei ,g bodIng
his .,ip Of pagcr in his hand. In measured tones IN
re,s began. The Chlr directs the clerk 20 ,eS 1000
The following names Of members present ana reIIs.
Republicans app auded and hows ana yF,,S 80. a. he
iron, he Democratic slde. Above the I'm coGld Do
heard n yoi &C. Of EI oa ne soS1ker rad not yet
c'rr.np..tei his statement and. Obvious OF inc
S Nr ',, Mr Bland Mr. Bloun Mr.. Breck-
i,ri icn - Arkansas" As h. proceeded 10 CAL me
Names tho Democrats fel back. seeming ua i.
A. The co3noss and from their standpoint audaei,y'
"f re proceeding bpt when the name Of Brecxin-
u his feet. rushed down me a.s's wn - sord
6sts shaking his s..very locks. his tace more ioIa
than eyer ana he his MI II deny me power Of
the sneaker: this is revolutionary. The DemocFa.ss
rose in a body. poured down into the centre anu
with threatening gestures hurled scorn and dehance
az the spec ker. varying me pefloTH.iiN.. 49,
tme r O ~ Administrations but the lines OF get de,
termination were tensey drawn on very Ia anu
they were ready upon the first offer OF physca VIZ
ience n hurl Them selves between the mob anu the
sneaker The Speaker stood as calm and as un-
%ed Ina as for al onc were at ieas that great laughing
boyish face OF his showed in Is every me INC
RE mob stood al bay. its leaders yelling eursins.
denouncng but none bold enough TO oegln me
nersonal conflict SO evidently intended by some ot
them in the first moments OF rage II was splendla
TO witness the moral and physical courage os sdx
70 sustain him but he also knew that before MN
stood men beside themselves with rage VINO hao
whom the use OF arms had ro; been atogethes
unknown but his face neither paled nor ilushed, ana
The crowd gradually sank back 70 their seats
taking up his paper he went on, MI Brooksnire
Sir. Bullock. Mr.. Bynum. Mr Carlisle ana nd,r so
Of Kentucky. was named: Here occurred one OF
those comca incidents which sometimes 90 m HIss
advice Mr. McCreary Is a stad. dignlned gentle-
man. usually with smi;nG ra,n h nora af he
screamed out Il deny your right to count me "a
gresen ana me s sEbec TSe speaker with perfect
Inperturbablllty Of face bur a sly twinkle IN ms
eye the rep ise tha Ssar mShS rom
Is present Does he deny IL? me Repuoncans
~ the Democrats smiled the absurdity OF NC.
Creary's situation shown by a single neat
nhrase McCreary attempted to read his parna-
mentary law. but the laughter had done lis WORK
and the danger was past 80. -.
The Speaker. after reading his list. went on amid
n silence that In strange contrast Win tne
turbulence of few minutes before. TO compete MS
statement quoting precedents in favor OF counting
al, present az constituting quorum. causing TO %
read nj length the decision by David - I'LL IN tnc
New-York Senate and then ruled that quorum
vas nresent within the meaning OF the Constitution.
CrIsp promptly took appeal from this ruiinSs
debate ensued and the House adjourned
The next morning the fight was renewed over tns
annroyal OF the journal. In this hght Breckinrdge.
~ TKentucky distinguished himself by denouncng
a ruling OF the Speaker as corrupt ana a motion
Tor the previous question. made by Mr. Mckinley
az .usl,rpatory revolutionary and corrupt FL
nallv after a struggle OF days, the journal was APP
proved the ruling was sustained ana later II was
Embodied in the written rules. and 1t became pos
sihe Tor the House TO do business. though the
heather rage and the wicked Imagine a vain
thing" ,Y. s..,r,
Four years have passed and House heavily
Democrats has adopted a rule the same In prin-
chile and in result. while far more clumsy In form
and operation, and Reed the usurper" Is such
no longer but has become John the Baptist.
showing Democratic House how TO make It's ways
straight. , ~ JaMro bCSfiA><>N'
Trenton ~ j., April 20. 1894