The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-19
HIT RIGHT And LEFT
Representatives Participate in a Tourl-
amant Of Sarcasm.
BRO. QUIGG TAKES A HAND
The Van Allen Appointment. Reeds
Rules, Wanamaker's Campaign
Contribution and Lot of
Cther Things Discussed.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The house de-
voted the entire day 10 debate of the
consular diplomatic appropriation bills.
IL touched n wide variety OF subjects and
at times was brimful of interesting per-
sonalitics. The Hawaiian policy came in
for good share OF aitcntlon. The APP
pointment OF Van Allen as minister TO
Italy provoked an interesting discussion.
IL was rdicuied by the republicans, who
intimated that il was a direct reward for
his $4,000 contribution TO the democratic
campaign fund. The democrats, in de-
Tending the appointment, tried TO counter
on the Harrison administration, detailing
the history of the $4,000 campaign fund
raised by Wanamaker.
Later in the day Wise took up the au-
thorship OF quorum counting as n parlia.
mentary anti-fiiibustering expedient and
quoted from the Record 10 show that the
first proposition in this line had been
offered by j. Randolph Tucker. Virginia
democrat. in 1880, when il had been vigor-
ously opposed by Reed. Walker OF Mass
acbusctts met this attacl. on tho ex-
speakers fame by shrieking out before the
house the record of the democratic opposi-
ton to tho quorum-couniing rule in the
Fifty-irst congress. Speaker Crisp led
the opposition.
After the call OF the committees for re-
ports, the house went into committee of
tine whole, Bailey of Texas in the chair,
on the consular and diplomatic bill.
Grow Of Pennsylvania took the ilccr and
vigorously arraigned the IIawain policy
OF the administration. McCreary, demo-
crat, from Kentucky, stated that inas-
much as the house had considered the
Hawaiian matter for five days and had
adopted resolutions expressing the sense
of the house. he regarded il as adjusted
Hooker of Mississippi followed with de-
Tense Of the presidents Hawaiian policy.
'ls il still the purpose of the president
to restore the queen asked Van Voor-
his OF New York.
Hooker said that had been left to DO de-
cided by congress. Milliken of Maine re-
Piled to some Of Hooker's structures on
ex-Aiinster Stevens, in the course of
which he predicted that it would not be
many years before the American flag
would be raised over Hawaii and under
auspices that would insure its remaining
there.
Coombs of New York, made some prac-
teal s,,crrstfops in odvoc,cv of n com.
nlote reform or tho consuI,r servica In the
interest nf tho cx,eusion ,f our fore,o,
trade ouj,g- in ,be course of re,norts a
critici,iug the Van Alien anpo;otmon, ro.
into a verbal duel " it'll Enloc. He had, in
reply 10 a question from Enloe, asserted
that he was elected 10 congress last Janu-
the Fourteenth New York concress,opaI
district. with lis 10 600 tle,nocratic major.
ity. TO record n N ave and nav vote ON tha
Wilson voie.
"D,d Won accomnlisb what Won cam.
here for?n asked Enloe. "Did Won kill
tho Wilson hill as Won said Won would in
your campaiunY,
~ did not s,vI vo,,ld ~ ren,ied ou;cr
"I s,Id tho slec,io, of rcnnhIic,p in !.
democrat district would do much toward
defeating ,he wilsop hill and think II "a
sbelr
.perhnns vou are tho ,u,bor NJ thu
speech against the Wilson bin delivered
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~ had no, that honorn rep,ied ouir,
"Ws renphIic,ns know no IL ablc 70 ,aLa
care Of b,msaIf. II. has done 80 fre.
ouently TO our dismav and discomrort
and tboIcbt "a our Satisfaction. -
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