The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-27

the eroVth Of that portion ~ the DtpoeFhtle
ve ~ Is. sHss nssa rom VAN. r.
BssdI and claimed that tke true Dspocrats 81
the Hogss. we're sho.. yhs stssnd.a g Their
Ing before them, 20 AZ TO CARR out the pledges
ofthe Chicago platform.
NJ W Mr, .FithIss ssid Il. D;ieecrsts Who
we're .bloct!Ss lssbIsl,sttion by falling g vote
mf1f ws sSd we clos: % and
a.t;d sdyIssr., , z. arGy.. csyssnd K:
until the lth Of March, iSpS. and refuse to
pass a single appropriation bill with AZ much
NJ, bland then took the floor and explained
" dsbse. on The s to
that would come after Y. because 4 was essen.
srsss could Be made available. Every ffiibus-
tsGlns %o' NJ. B sS e.4ss oi .: ss
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pssSIStIs% tie sspss%.n fsR sss House 70 TO
ss@ploy@sns might Be 'siYsn 70 hem: a. e
ne second section q ne BIZ: e which ;Sbiec.
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people. and he would never consent to drop Il
Mr. Resd.Wh.t. not even to save the starv-
M r.. iBS lsnd said that IN. bill would be KEEP.
voted down. In accordance with. the decree OF
the Democratic ceuous, and the gentlemen
spp S T bills and Other msss1res might
as well realize their responsibility; &c was not
The debate was continued By Mr.. Nelli tDem..
fapilps o Mr. a.pSprn. Mr. Piefl.r tRss.
f.S Nc It'd FIJI them 4 Rs .nssa Hd ast NE
.so lid them nos " uSh . fnsy MD
roll call and wanted to see the bill fail. Amid
the Republiesn laughter which this state msnt
%ss sson. % sSIeS The .o sso p
hammering OF Mr.. Hatch in the chair did not
Mr. Pence asked Mr.. Hepburn for two min
psssiones manner and 81 the highest II piteh Of
esntis%sh from south Dakota. or North Ba.
and windlngs out on this question no man
man both ssins SoR.IdssssI, larger than
sa ns'' Mar a Of dfsspSsessen were
that il. the eentlemsn from iowa INF. ,Hender-
%inuses n or either PsEess or Mr. Ellis
would make q persona! explanation. so that he
what he had seen and every one heard going
oI s fss. b n: AZ: .ss NJ ss
Sssss .ss q i: .sI aSs
Uns before %s tie
kept upon the windings In and out OF the
gentleman on this question"
Mr.. Hepburn coneluded his speech.
taking a. in Io% t. s6s state s.
In his opinion. the bill would have been dis
posed oflong ago II 1t had been properly man
As soon as the committee rose Mr.. Pence
took the floor to make q personal explanation.
~ %S 81 eesr and H I
e. sssSn had s s a. sPaf a :; ri: .dM e
Ellis sxcepted. as he had not made that asser;;
PsHee s sss err and
from Oregon IMr. Eillsl has made statement
taken any action. or east q vote on his own
! II: HsissF IEsR. Nsai called Nj: Pence to
81 On S nosos &
Mt rsneS s g ,sst s e sapsa s..
he would continue to mean by the words. on
his, own hook" was, acting upon what he hon
Mr.. Hainer again called Mr. Pence to order.
saying the explanation but added Insult to the
nation had not proceeded far enough for the
Chair or House TO decide that 1t was unparlia-
Mr.. Pence continued: It don't know that
gentleman who lives e. Tar East as MT
s "sa Ss
ilsS q: Snds,sseoa e the ai.slles y y. s.DS a
ssns:%sn nS. z h' q sas
phTas. m.an Sla tsss man .hroWs out his
own hook. with bis own bait to catch
the sontPeman from Maine on iro% any ons
statsmsns Wa: making when called Ned e Srdss
who e fuller Of beer than of comprehension Of
SaHs 5s
70 their feet, and several OF them called Nj.
House to dstsrmins whether or not Mr. Pence
On the viva VOC. vote the Chair stated that
II the House approves that sort Of languages.
II Il thinks that IL gentlemaniy and decent We
A division showed 80 In favor Of allowing Mr..
compelled to take his seat. And then at SIS
p. n. the House adjourned.
After the adjournment Mr.. Bland explained
his action In Withdrawing Limitation OF debate
on his seigniorage bill By saying that the OPP
ponents OF the bill were disposed to continue
their filibustering tactics. and he thought. IL
better to ehsckpate them By permitting the
II does not indicate then that you are
s ssee.ains tired Of the e0n''''r Mr. Bland was
=, Not At all; but e member. want 70 debate
the bill 10 debated the better for the country.
ssa q ls'' as well Il should be generally under
shall make a motion to close IL to- m orrow.
II the House does not want to close Il. I have
no objection, but shall make that motion
from day 70 day until the House II. read, TO
vote upon 4. But the bill will net DO laid aside
revolution with revolution. We Gan MI,
other members and will see that no business
Il done until ours 10 first disposed or They
can't pass private bill nor transact any pub
lie business In that line until this coinage bill
as well as the opponents OF the bill There are
enough q Us here determined to see this thing