The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-06

and his opponent. The passage continued
hotly, the irate populist charging upon
the speaker, and Mr.. Reed punctuating
his attack with the. demands: "Will the
gentleman present the resolution
| Mr.. Reed said that since the matter
had taken such form he would put it
to the house whether Mr.. Simpson
raised any question of personal privilege.
| The house decided by a vote of 81 to "a
that Mr.. Simpson had not, whereupon
| Mr.. Simpson subsidized.
Mr.. Bailey inquired whether the ma
jority did not intend to secure an eX-
preston from the house as to whether
1t desired to discuss the bankruptcy bill
Mr.. Dalzell rep of Pennsylvania re-
piled that the committee on rules had the
matter under consideration.
| Mr.. Lewis, a new democratic member
| from Washington, arose to announce
that. in response to kindly suggestion of
| the speaker, he would present resOlu-
ton for the appointment of committees.
| The resolution was cut off, however, by
the vote on Mr.. Dingley's motion that
when the house adjourn it be until next
| Thursday. several republicans calling
for the regular order, whereat the demo-
Gratis jecred. The motion was carried,
Tho bonsn wos ohout r. odiourn whom
| ur D;noloy and other ronuhlicons bepan
IN inomire for t6e resolution. and Mr.,
| McAliiin and some of his democratic col
| leagues protested that debate was not in
| order. which gave the republicans an
| opportunity to laugh.
Speaker Reed again invited considera-
| ton of the resolution. saying:
"The chair thinks it desirable, in JUS
| . tn nd tn tha hnu m ha
country should know that opportunity
| has been given for the consideration of
| the subject
Opportunity being thus given, Mr..
Lewis presented his resolution directing
| the speaker to appoint the committees
of the house.
Mr. Lewis EXPRESSED regret if the res
oution should NOT be in harmony with
any mart of the marty TO which he was
allied. Speaking for himself he believed
| il 10 he the duty of congress TO give the
! country tho rnlicf If demanded Tho dol
egation which had recently called on The
SPEAKER had represented the American
Federation of Labor that 300 600 neonle
were Starving ANY man who shirEod
action on onv policy of eynedioncv was n
traitor to his duty flor he had finished
his speech. Mr., Lewis ottemnted to shift
the conduct of the resolutian to Mr.
Bailey. who declined and attacked The
resolution in n spcecb which was fire..
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