Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-24
SENATOR PUGH TRAPPED His Resolution Has Lost Its Ad-
 vantageous Place. HIS SURPRISE WAS AMUSING Three Set Speeches Were Delivered in the
 Senate Yesterday. SENATOR DANIELS RINGING SPEECH He Advocated the Davis Resolution and Spoke Like True American-There Was Very Little Business Trans
 acted in the House.
 
HIS SURPRISE WAS AMUSING
SENATOR DANIELS RINGING SPEECH

Washington, Jan. 2S-The nervous i
 ritation produced by the indulgence
 an afternoon of constitutional debate
 as MT. Deliver of Iowa expressed it, W;
 responsible for the only enlivening flea
 ure of an otherwise dreary stretch in u
 house proceedings today. Immediate
 after the reading of the journal MT. Hel
 derson, republican, of Iowa, reported u
 quorum counting rule from the commi
 tee on rules as amended to meet obje,
 lions made to it's original form TT
 changes provided for adjournment pent
 ing roll call and exempted Friday nigf
 sessions (until further ordered by tt
 house) from the operations of the ruI
 MesSrs. DeArmond, democrat, of Mi.
 souri; Bailey, democrat, of Texas; Mile
 democrat, of Maryland; Grow, repubi
 can, of Pennsylvania; Gibson, repub-
 can, of Tennessee, and Dalzell,-repuii-
 can, Of Pennsylvania, spoke upon the b.
 port, all but Messrs. Bailey and Miles, D. proving the rule, and 1t was agreed =
 Mr. Crisp moved to substitute foT inc
 rules as whole the rules ofAthe ftv. third congress. Before this was pr Mir
 Deliver made a half-sarcastic, hmor- ous speech, congratulating the demcrafs upon their advance since the f fma,,s scenes in the Fifty-first --congrss in which they protested against theco,,nt- ing of a quorum by Speaker ReH avi- denced by their willingness to Gte foy. the rule reported today. <
 This drew from Ex-Spea3xer (ris.,- ,, earnest defense of the action of hs >d os,, thaa ena. ,iine ssainst Mat they deem, revolutionary proceedF Q on Inc Sneaker IT. f tha. W, pa,,,.. neeo. II WIS to this above. in explanation of his ,,r,,ess H,,, tS, say nothing that should irritat ths Ta,s, ocrats or cause evil memories ,a arss.
 The substitute of MT. Crisp Vac rsSsct- ed and the rules as reported wara Se- clared to be adopted.
 After the transaction of sono u,,.f o business the house at 4:30 o'cItok tnoL = recess until Friday night for R,a ooos;d, eration of private pension bEis on1 et the conclusion of that sesio; f.. stand adjourned until Monday next
 The Senate.
 Washington, Jan. 2S.-Three so, snaao,,- es were delivered in the seLo.o teSo,, The first was by MT. Warren, rennh,;oay y Of Wyoming, on a resolution ofearaa h,, him about week ago in refe, to Unprecedented shrinkage i ~ .ne and in values of all farr , throughout the United Skt t,' m,s ID speech was largely a laudaa;on of ,e the system of high protective dxtses es ,,,e ame bodied in the Mckinley act ena nn- .,- demnation of the Wilson tarles ~. Mir. Warren characterized as s.e ~ n,"a wn,.I' of beneficence to foreign inte.sa.e el.p,e g lis !. disaster to our own" anu oi
 The second speech was house bond bill, with the free ao,, oi JIG nex. by MT. Dubois, republics, o,nass af Es, an- MT. Dubois declared his Ipus.'snno oi auala anu .xnressed h;s ra,sa'e esSurst.iSute ~ and only Ihe senate would not avails auop.,on oy ana actment f3so secure us
 The Monroe doctrine wss. ..,x ,,,,o,. )f the third speech This I. Senator Daniel and was al "aa ,Iaue py ayor of the Davis resoiuis;a,as SUI un'sa' ,. n III ense of the course Of the i ia .a n the Venezuelan nafter ''' 'i ''o'
 Before the speech mak$... oe IT.. ,egan rather amusing t5'5 o' ,'s uaS ented when MT. .Pugh 1iAsre,reraMda Mat p.e. t,;. pparent surprise, that h sso,,,,;or .U iaa' ea laring government obllSsr, t,o,,n .,ou n silver had lost it's add auoils payaple $ unfinished morning ,,s;n.sss oan ,d pias ,s,' one to the calendar. RrIa fnaI,,s su ns,.a. nau anator s,o,s, NJ, uappeed by the skillful ave notice that he wot., \ . n.'ip, aIiu ow to take it from tlt,au oaIoud .nnse .o',,ol, ring it before the sena lta for 'ontr ""u An effort was made q Rr Wr .ss.,c,. shode Island to KQad sx~ Io Aiuricn s or rv charpe of tr~ N2 hus parliament iii to vote 9rS>1< 0Ms to bring that hat bo ,,,o,,t,5< r-z. 3Qnes intima ted , how. do,, 14Ii1nous consent urpose. 7< (< 4s4s'Aeo TOT mat The only other.o<1as .ao..
 nancial question: Rh1 4s aaI.ec,lns tne bill by Mn. Milis "A % Tsxa .n.roaue.lon to unn, 1e refunding acf of 1S Y. S .a .exas as to repea' "" ~ ia acs set o' 1873: s LGliIs said he would Mr. Gau ossssn y ep n it tomorrow. ,ent over nntii % s1,7, resolution. which ointment of a selecf a TOT the ap- uire into the imprIs rsssna rommittee os to in. 'ilroad strike. M rith the great MT. Hoar inquired svst,h..
 r ,rted a'%ena1 yesteraav rsp resolution re. utson , exnIs,nn5W mnr the res lied up today b'TEl fse nag senator nor peer, peen yoming tMr W-lefySH bad a.or sr;,sn.e rom
 hts desire to nau sba ssven ssen. notice ts; M Mr ,,.5sIreS cslI Sffss1a resolution. which the arn,v ctlhg t & the chief of engineers ip canal and to n, route for a erefor ePare estimates Y mr, ,o t,e'1a the city Of "a atbill grant e o{d postofiice M 1Is. city. In Ais speech ,s. -. }1sres
 e Doctrine MT. fo the Mon q Feat Britain c.
 lHions of the ex(4I Fly of all the Sn of the Monr6e 4qc So the asser- |tates, as it hs( the United n,nister of fofot1 MI of the British a r,ast md offid1 &0aiFH but at his And with no be1te< lSez9 solicitations. Britain persist t9<1 4{e& could Great " raf,,sai oe .Gtint Ter for arbitration. , ne s,,ast;on noS6ilai Britain to arbitrate ..,sen Rriti1n ar y one of boundary of Venezueias lnyol 9e end the republic square miles of ter any an ,aa dnousamd to nnn