The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-04
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JEkRY NOT nEING PBEsExT
Some Basiaess Il DSos - the Us1so. Dats
/ the Rssa- besriag Goes o..
Washington. June s.-The house pro-
ceedings To-Day were enlivened BY . sin
&c incident. the attempt OF Mr.. Terry
| Dem. Ark.s 10 secure consideration Al
! a privileged matter. ce resolution foe
| the immediate appointment. OF the COM
r,issse on foreign affairs. I, was ruled
out OF order. and an appeal taken from
re decision % the chair was laid on the
table by strict party vote Mr.. S.np-
son. the populss, leader. vas ahSent. and
several bills were passed By unanimous
consent. Tae Frye bill. 20 prevent coils
ions on certain hsroo-s. rivers and in
/ land water. OF the United States. and
! the senate resolution sor the relief cs
the e Paso food sufferers amended 50
as 20 make the appropriation OF 3ioeco
| available cut % The unexpenssed balance
OF The appropriation sor tire Mississippi
1 foods. were passed. and the conferences
report on the Indian appropriation bin
/ Was adopted.
/ Mr. TERRY-S QUESTION.
/ NJ. Terry arose as soon az the Journal
, had been approved. His question os
privilege. he said. vitality affected the
rights and privileges % the house.
Il am a southern man. and a Demo
crat." said he. Il believe In justice and
/ hate injustice"
/ Here the speaker interrupted him rash-
e. sharply. and directed him TO state
/ his question % privilege.
II, affects the appointment % commit
tees" replied Mr. Terry.
The house has already decided that
| question observed the speaker.
vBut this relates 70 a particular ccrs-
mis,ee.- cried Mr.. Terry.
The gentleman must state us ques-
| ton OF privilege" re;or;ed the speaker.
The time OF The house cannos be stop.
ped in this fashion
We have plenty .: time snoutea
Mr.. Terry.
That depends re.or:ed the speaker.
sarcasticslly. upon the relation Of tine
TO what is gong On daughter on the
Republican ssde)
MR.. TERRY'S RESOLUTION.
Thereu2on Mr.. Terry read a IouR -->-
olution with several "whe-ease..' which
he had prepared i, recised the interest
the people had IN The Cuban question.
:he passage OF the oellgscrency resoln-
ton By he senst-. The necessity for IL
due and orderly consideration BY q ccyn-
mittee OF the house and concluded with
a declaration OF TIE sense OF tue houss
tha; the committee on foreign Affairs
snOuli be Immediately appointed
Mr.. Payne CRep.. ~. g. made The poinf
Of order. which The speaker sustain
ed
Mr.. Terry asked 70 be heard en- che
po.nt Shouts OF Irregular order pancs.
! gred the confusion
Does The gentleman appeal from ne
chairs decision 90 asked the speaker.
Mr. TERRY's APPEAL.
Mr.. Terry seemed 20 evade a Direct
answer 20 ne speakers question. which
vas several times repeated. BY shouting
/ that he had authorities to demonstrate
| that question OF this SORT should b
decided by ne house. not by thu speak
err Then IRE speaker dropped his gsvei
with a res1untinc whsck. and directed
Mr.. Terry 20 resume his seat. Put. sub
sequen,ly. when Mr.. Terry declared that
he intended 20 enter an appeal. tho
speaker entertained 70.
Mr.. Payne Immediately moved 10 lay
the appeal on the table. and with As.
Terry still clamoring 20 be heard. ths
vote was .zken. and the motion On q ris-
ing vote. csrried-ss to 50. The yeas
aud nays were demanded by MR. Terry
-. -
vas lad on the table. eo-ss: preseny
and paired. 2s
Mr. Richardson Dem. Tenn. , took oe-
casion % taunt The Republicans with sit
ling Idly By while thousands % bills
which should be considered. were SUM
berlng. Many of these bills we're fos
the relief os soldiers
Mr.. Payne replied that n. Rsvuhii-
cans we're entirely satisfied with -. ST.
ustiou-
We fon't propose" sst ~ 20 lay .
single straw y ire WAY % ne ssnsfs's
Ac;l0n on he tariff eiL OReSss4osa
.2pisuse) A. 20 me old soihsrs. they
would b taken care o, a. soo1 IS tia
treasury could Be repisnishet. TIE Re-
pabiicsns.- he continued. have conf
dence n their executive. They are ~ft-
Ing . truss hin 20 take care ~ ne ca
ban question But be must be gwen
,lrne 20 examine ne situation
"H0x much urns7" inquired ST.. Kinx.
dem. rtsh)
Certainly enough tine - serf ror-
missioner % Cuba 20 rspoF, ;hs sl,sa-
tim replied ~. Payne.
wlsh some passion. gr Payne slso es-
cizrsd shaf M Rspsslcass. % q sssans
s;opd - The speaker.
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