The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-30
CRISP AND REED CLASH
A SCENE or rANpEMoNIUM IN THE
HOUSE.
The Speaker Scores the Republican
Leader, who Rotorts-s speaker Fro
Tenn. Takes . Decisive Stand,
Boutons Joins tho Chorus.

Washington, March e9.-when the house
met at noon today feverish anxiety
was manifested as 10 the Bland sognior-
age bill. After the reading Of the journal,
Mr. Dockery, from the joint commission
to investigate the expenditure In the eN-
ecutivo departments, formally introduced
a bill prepared by the committee to inn
prove the methods OF accounting in the
treasury department.
On motion OF MIR. Hall OF Minnesota a
bill authorizing the construction OF a
foot and wagon bridge across the Mis-
sisslppi river at Red Wing. Mimi, was
! passed.
The regular order, the Joy-o'Nenl con-
tested election case, was then taken up
ami the hlibuster against the soating of
o'Neill was resumed.
| At l2a5 While the roll OF the house was
] being called, Air. Pfudun, the president 9
I executive clerk, appeared 1t the olr OF
/ the house ana transmitted the presNueht
| special message vetoins tho Bland seisn-
/ iurugo nlu.
me vote ON the pending motion was
! then ordered and resulted l5l 10 ll-lout-
OF the eleven VINO voted against the
! motion un eject giVlng AIR. y Nelu the
| scat There were democrats as follows:
| Messrs. Everett Grimm, iItll OF Missouri
/ Morgan, Cultivate, Ryan, Sloiey, hartet
/ ami warner. .,.-,-. ..
| MIR. MUNeghau pop) OF Nebraska cast
/ the other negative vote
Then came more nlihustering aud Mr..
! Patterson offered resolution TO revoke
the leave OF absence any l''strun, ~ mo
custody. The ORDER aeeording to the re ESQ.
/ luton, was to continue IN loree H"i" N"'
] to day until vacated,
1 Mir, Reed attempted to make the point
/ that quorum was necessary 10 ADOPT
| resolution continuing an order Ia n dSITe
/ rulcd him holding that II was plhlhIy
within tit= power OF less luHi a W. uv, ~
| to adopt the means TO compel the '"''e''N-
Fac previous question was orucIeu-lO7
/ to %. 49,, T., n n.,,f
Mr. Reed TOOK me noor S t,n s,ic avon
| ms particularly upon tue aoslirui,S 90 ot -
! tiuotum by duress and after one was Sc,
cured left the house pONcrless to record
its presence. -, 90,
something ~ WAT NJ, heST '% Vas On
IDENTITY stung Speaker CtlSp Tnu M wS7 eXi
speaker sat down Sneaker Sr''p J "I nmrnose
lht sptdhvv ST. titH.iu,.sgin,, ai The merits OF
10 enter ny " Ii or,lI, wanted TO cnu at
tlit Pu'Ht'V W. ,,ersigtrnce win which the
| tenioh 10 tlS pr. tSnS,itv ali. Reed mad
leHurI Vt,.t W. "a me Ehs1lute luiuulty of
cameo aI '.,i,. ~ nenbers i'm refusing to
Va v5hen heir names we're called
N9tS. wien ,,, w No., denouncer time and
~, Sc ., "a no ,,for REFUSING TO vote"
"t 81 c,o,,rted Van" interlected MIR. Reed,
amid Slaughter.
"rlS msa Ms marty in a position when he
made his quorum counting ruling, where
il eAtrier mad to sustain that ruling or de-
nounce him"
Ii was an open secret, he SAID, that MFs'
Reed had been unable to get inc ue h1
~ II never tried said Nj Reed, -,
put" continued Mr.. CrlSp, W ,,N a, MI W.;
Reed mad once made tne RUINS u'e P"'S
was forced to sustain nun ~, ,,,5,,re tho nh
The speaker proy ,Se eI.speaiSer over his
side OF the house He de by me minority n4w
agreement en- at mo election committee
had been pro 1.s,faf sy,,nervisor OF his side
1T looks 61 az Your OWN SIDE shouted Mr.
Bo .l,tni Wa nosscss and what you need"
" hat we poSisI deIiberateiv, as ind.-
re ai,S,,,co az Thought (Applausel There
pevNr was and never win be chief SUI
lleHvi i We an tbIs side Democratic
pp,,aarsS O
c ME- K Sa wh force he democrats side
to ,o count int n99 n9Ii before this over
shad9 BSa E one OF member should feel Ills
ssiaa;,,oreibilJtv He should vote whether
h., iannroved n proposition or not. If he
n ,,o opiIi I, he eboiild exercise the tlmc-
SIpoToI y iotnocTati Tic privilege of voting
against it He should not join hands hands with
n Tle snS'iiS
W. i}ncd ernressed n desire to reply to
Mr., Eco ,sl. ~ ,, bIs time bad eXpred and
t',e ,,p r,ot nermitted to do So lie then
ne WIS ~ ~ dt,,isinn M, the resolution
hske1 LOT ~ ISantIel,v In Inc cbniri
out lAlt ,2t9i, NJ 10 nronSsitIon was nor
u was fuleu thH' ti'' - "''' ''0'
diYsiple -, -, ,,..,,, t a..
Party ieelnE nhu peeu ut lSs, uy ~
remarks of MT. Reed anu SpeaakttI oIiisp |
and the republicans peEah HllpuSt"rln ,
with redoubled Nlgor An appear was |
taken from the decision of the chair by
Mr., Springer moved to lay the motion
on the table
Mr.. Payne. pending that, moved to ad-
journ. This latter motion was lost-72 10 |
in
The appeal was laid on the table-l77 |
IN ~
AR, Lacey OF Iowa moved to reconsider
III fi,,,yo moved Ia adjourn Spbe |
and Mr; L ,,,,,.,, nc go toet "''o''" INC
n.y." ~ i,eyy tbor siatel tbnt +ba mo- |
,idt ~ sp NJ r,aany TO reconsider The I'M
LoH ~ az, 1890, go, l "a o,, I've tsbic |
ny "hitn Ihe e app''N ""S i'ia Oh 'Ne 'ADio
Was NOT IN olner. -. 49,. ,..,zt.., =, |
Mr. Lacey appeh'eu from tHe ueVIsiVH VI
the char. .,,,..a :. .,.o,,o,, 81. on