Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-09
CONGRESS RECORD.
The Faie Of Tho Currency Bill Plac.
tiCally Decided.
LlyiLY DsDAra IN TIE HOUSE.
A Special Order from the Committee
On Rules Defcated-Doiug Of
the senate.


WAsliiNu1ON, Jan. g.--rhore was n
good attendance on the nJ5f Of tho
House when Speaker Crisp irouped
the gavol today, as notice had hcen
given that specal order 10 terminate
iho debate on ,ho currency bill would
be reported from the committee ON
rules and the prevailing belief was thas
the fate Of the TIL would 10 determined
today.
Tho conference report on tho mlI,.
iafy academy appropriation blu was
adopted.
Ouihwaiio presented special order
from the committee on rules. /, mo-
vlici Tor ,he giosiug OF the dictate aud
consideration % tho Springer tuusI.
iuio as the original bill uuayr the i've
minute rule, today, tomorrow aud
Friday until 2.Hj %. m., anu ihu pe-u.
log amendments g. be reported 20 tHo
House TOO nlal vote on Saturday .G-
mgulatOiy alter the morning hour
Cultivate demanded tuu previous
question when tuc reading Of the rulu
hNd Uc-n completed. Some confusion
was cauiei by vOllry % questions
igom members which followed Ou.n.
wa.t's demands, tlo members being
anxious 90 ascertain tho status OF tho
amendments after The adoption Of tho
0tler
Springer chairman Of iho committee
on banking and currency, assured iho
gentlemen tuat ,urTu would DO no iid.
/ position 10 shut Out the uemuefs.
Cultivate made brief speech, ufg-
! ing the necessity tor closing tuU de.
| bate on tue currency bil Huu Tor dis
| pUsiug OF 10, iu order that more pressing
I mgasuFta like the NiCntagunu canal bill
| might DO cDusiuefed.
Bland wanted 10 know whether an
/ opportunity 90 Oder au amendment 10
I strike uut the UuuUliug Clalfu-W hich
would XIII the blll--wtul1 uu given.
| Ouinwaite thid the Tulo Clsgtimiuattd
/ against no amendment AMI MI.
| Springer assured the House that there
| would be- no disposition 10 cut OIL tho
| mcmuSIb with amendments.
| Bland was not satisfied sud insisted
that tbs provision be Inserted Ia tho
rule or an agreement DO had by which
the vote could be had on his amends
mUut.
Reed Ia some caustlc remarks said
lao thought tue situation very I'M
fortunate one.
"wo seem to DO celebrating here,D
faid hc, "ss % the proper methods of
getting RID Of this TN. tits uufortun.
utu II We are 10 hope for remedial legls.
lation.H
lie agreed with hla colleague, Ding.
ley, that sections anu 10 relating to
slate banks, which were vital, should
be first COnsiletoI. However, ( O. said,
the Republicans washed their hands OF
the responsibility nud he ull mol know
Wuttuur they ought 10 luturieie or not.
| After some lurtuur wpngling, during
| which Bland anu others loudly pro.
ttbtoi that tho adoption OF the rule
would cut them ,u,OuthwHite rejected
all suggestions or amending the IulB
ana demanded tue previous question,
The Republicans voted tululy with
the Democratic opponents Uf tho
measure against ordering tic previous
| question anu II was defeated on a fising
vote, o. 20 lUl.
Among tho Democrats who voted
against ordering the previous question
were; CuchTCll, lsxlt; MuGauu, in.
noisj Hooker Mississippi; Ellie, Ken.
tuckyi Money MistisalppI; Bailey,
leNat; Bland, Missouri; Hall. Missouri;
Holman and Conn, lnuiaua.
Cultivate hurriedly demanded tho
ayes ana nays aHd tho roll was called.
Al 2:4j Secretary Carlisle arrived az
the Capitol Rud held consultation
with Speaker Crisp Ia the latlef's
room on tue defeat OF tho currency
| bill Carlisle, 10 is Understood, was
very urgent In his request for an im-
mediate effort ~ teaurrtot tho
/ measure.