The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-18
BNNlICETlON
tcoaGnlpd Joon RNs Past.l
this statement. which was renewed
when he said that the house had in q
month done but two days business
DAWN on 4 DRIoNrERpAY.

month done bu two days business
DAWN OF 4 HRIaHrERpAY.
my, constituents arc tired OF It."
said no in conclusion, "Gnd I hope tho
house is tired otit hail this as the
dawn OF a brighter day."
Mr.. hilgore argued that the proposed
rule wai unnecessary in a legislative
body in which the controlling party
had 81 majority and 50 more than q
quorum.
Ex.Spcaker Grow, (Rep. Penusyl.
vania), upheld the principle incorpor-
a,ed IN the proposed rule, bu. objected
10 its details as cumberouS
Mr., Russell Dem, Georgia., to whom
Mr.. Reed yielded one minute, declared
that nc nj would have the ;emesi.y 10
affirm that the F~it,y.frst Congress
would have adopted the cuorum-coun..
ing service had the Republicans in this,
house not been SO hard pressed for a
quorum. With the enormous majority
possessed BY the Democrats OF this
house i; was ahumiliating spectacle to
see them forced 20 the adoption OF the
revolutionary expedieuE.
4 round OF Republican applause an.
swesed this and Mr.. Reed, whose face
WAS aSloW, arose and with a display OF
tervent~ generosity and good humor that
furnished the inspiration for more Re.
publican enthusiasm, asked unanimous
con.en. for ave minutes more.
II Gon'I want 10 use it myself" he
said blandly. 81 would like TO dissrib-
rita ~ a-,npr vy- nap,a..y. .sszI.
across the way"
Mr.. Reeds words seem to coad Mr..
Bynun particularly aud he objected in
4 loud voice.
Thereupon NJ. Reed said he would
only consume 4 minute Of the remain.
Ing time ST his disposal. He thought it
was unnecessary ior him 10 say any.
thing.
The scene here to-day, he said, is 4
more elective address than he could
make. The house was abou. 10 adop.
the principle for which the Republic.
. h2d eonteaded sines the 5l,t Coa-
Sre::.
"I congratulate the SSed Congress-"
said be imp.essively. "oa the wise de-
cree it Is about to make" (Repuhlican
~spplause.l
Mr.. ouihwaise. : Democratic mem
be. OF the committee on rules, then, in a
lew hurried words, explained the din.
co!aes under which the house had been
lAborins ard the imperative demand
tos Tie remedy shi. rcle proposed
EUNEA-SG CONFESSION.
Ny. Catchiass, il concluding the de-
bate. declared that II the proposed pro
oeed;ass were revolutionary, il had
been forced by the representatives o: :
great party, who insisted o. I policy Of
obstruction on the most i.ivial aad M
lnpertan! legislation He resented the
IdeS that such obstruction could be con-
sicers6 stSsssu7nlike- Yet, h1viaC be-
come the settled policy O.; the opposi-
ton, heroic measures we've necessary in
order ths; :he house eo1li tsanszc:
business
The vo:s was then i2ke1 On tee
adoption OF the reE rule
Tness WIS no excitement The Re
pubicSas zQ voted in iaTc- Q; !; Sc5 !.
vas adopted, sls 20 Il.
The Democrats who voted ag1ios: !:
Tesa IS follows:
abbott. Rx,oss, Slack Georgia.,
Sl2ad, BrscGaEdse lKeasCcky), BY
nun, Bran, Capehasi, Causer, Cobb
(Alaba1al, Conn, Cooper Qe1A.], Co.
vert. Cummings, Dam, Dubur-oS.
English New Jersey. Epes. Gol6aer,
Grady, hl INinreso:Sl, Hines, Hell
nsn, Sua,e-, hilsore. L2s. hpha0,I
Lester, Mallory, Marta (lzGAasE, Nc !
Alee.. &cH&;s. NesiIia, Reilly. Rus
sell iGsorgia}, Ryan. S;eve.s, Talbot:
Nz-y3sHdl, Tracey. Tcrae. Georgia.
mSscs-. Wells. WhesiaS iAla54-a(,
Whi;ias, Williams Cli2oish Williams
i&issis.i7pil Wk@:oaz Il. /
NJ. Reed vas Immediately surround
81 BY Ms rs-:y friends sad give. ~
ovS;iol Some OF tie Democrats 20.
up : counter Demonstration cyec M..
Gatherings
Aa7ss bach c; ]. E-2cos .ass ~.a
carried up tie aisle and placed OF NJ.
IsSs desk A-ohs- Republican o1i-
SusS. followed The ioEe-s were sen.
wisas2 eenrli-s1s o. Representative
4pssy, 0: &sss2chrsets.