Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-07


committee on rules Of the senate by a
vote Of 40 to %.
THE MOUSE
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE House
today suddenly became involved IN
bitter controversy. 40 spraug from the
remarks mado by Talbert Dem. :. ca
In defense OF secession, which Barrett
Rep. Mnss.) Interpreted rs treas nablc.
lie had the peakeT's wotjt taken down
ard offered resolution 0i cunsure.
After wranglo and some oHplana.
lions, Dalzell tPonn.) moved g. roier
the Bartlett reeoiution 10 the committee
on judiciary. rnis was carried by
vote Of 1864 10 a.. This was under
stood 20 mean that no notice viii DO
taken ~ tho matter.
The dobste on the free silver fubsli.
iute for the bona bill proceeded steadily
In the House today. The House met
at 1880 with les. than thirty MON.
bsfs present Newlands (Ncvada)
awuke hsempty echoes Of the vast hall
wish a vigorous Ar,umeut In favor Of
free and INDEPENDENT coinsge OF silver.
Hu asserted that not n single debtor
nation OF tho word maintained the
"
and we have dcne 10 RI the price Of co D.
tinued bond Issues.
Hartman (Rep., Monlnna) and Ken
Pop, Neoraska) followed IN favor OF
concurrence, Tucker (Dsm,, Viz.
ginip In favor Of non.concurtence.
Talbot dem. 3. O. ross 10 qles.
lion Of personal privilege TO correct
what he said was an unintentioual
. 10. Ia
print6. lie said Pearson made an un.
warranted attack on the loyalty OF his
state, which he declared was a. loyal
as any state Of tho Union. Pearson
had said that North Carolina had FOL
lowed South Carolina out OF the Union
and got whipped along with the Pal
metto state. "In n joouIar way,
Mr.. Speaksr,D continued Mr.. Tai
bot, al declared We were not
whipped but had worn ourselves
out trying to whip the other fellows.
In the heat OF the moment, anu impul-
sively, 1 said South Carollua was not
ashamed Of tho part she took In ~; aud
| / fOr one endorsed the secession. Iheu,
thought we were tight; think "
yet and that under the tEine ciTCum.
stances, surrounded by tue same con.
ditious, would DO the sane thing
again. Now, Mr.. Speaker, | repeat
It,"
Barrett (Rep. MAST, asked that the
words he taken down.
Several members appealod to him
not do 70.
The Speaker asked Barrett n he In.
sisted upon tho demand.
Barrett seemed ~ hesitate until
Talbot declared Ia n loud voice that he
was willing TO have his words taken
down. ~ will stand by them" said
he.
Barrett replied TO tho Speaker, ayes,
| / insist, 1 want 60 sec u mumter can
violate uis oath Ia this fashion,"
"Che chAir understood the gentle
man from South Carolina was only 70.
peAting what he had said on former
0ooasion,D said Speaker Reed.
Crisp moved tnAt Talbot be per.
! mitied 10 explain.
The words wsts read nj the clerks
deck.
Barrett then formally made the point
OF order that when statement made
by n member had been called In cues.
ton and he deliberately reiterated II,
10 constituted n new statement and n
new oiienso. He proposed now to
offer n resolution OF oensure.
The excitement on the ilJOr was In
tense.
Crisp said he never had known an
INSTANCE when n member was called to
order and the motion made that he be
allowed 10 explain In his utterance that
such motion was not considered.
Barrett replied no had no objection
to the gentleman from South Carolina
explaining at the proper time. There
was more parliamentary sparring be-
tween Ctisp and Barrett during which
the excitement Increased.
The Speaker finally cut the matter
short by saying that n tho Houso wat
not satisfied with Talb9tps explAna.
ton, n resolution might he offered.
The Speaker decided CTisp's motion
In order.
81 takeit for granted" said Ding.
ley, rising, "that the House does mol
intend TO vote on the resolution cen
sure without according the gentleman
from south Carolina an opportunity tC
ex plain"
These generous words won the APP
nlause Of the Democratic side.
Talbot explained that he mad arisen
TO correct miHreprese niation. South
Carolina, no proceeded, was As loyaI
and true 90 the Union RS any state
the circumstances under which she
Htceded could not exist again and he
| 49,. Glad nj N fDamnsfalio aunlauao