Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-19

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| Linney, Lattauer Laudenslager, Lover
( ing, Lowe, Librand, Mccall, McCleary.
| Mcdonald, McEwan, Mcintyre, Ma
| hon, Marsh, Mercer Mesick, Miller,
| Mills, Minor, Mitchell, Moody Morris,
| Mudd, Northway, Odell, Olmstead OF
| jen, Overstreet, Packer, Parker, Payne,
Pearce, Pearson, Perkins, Pitney, Pugh,
| Prince, Gujgg, Ray, Reeves, Robbins,
| Royse, Russell, Shannon. Shattuck,
| Sheldon, Sherman, Showalter Smith
| Ills.), Smith, S. W., Smith, William A.,
! Shower, Southland, Southwick, Spalding,
| Sperry, Serague, Steele. Stevens, Stew
| art IN. J.). Stewart (Wis.), Stone, @.
] w, Stone, w A. STROBE, Sturtevant,
| Tawney. Taylor (Ohio). Thorpe, Ton
! que. Updegraff, Van Voorhis, Walker
| (Mass.), Walker (Va.), Wagner, Ward,
! Weaver. Weymouth. Williams (Pa),
| Post Young (Pa). Total, ITS, caused
| by Representative Boutelle, Of Maine,
| after the announcement, changing his
| vote from yea to present.
| Nays-Adamson, Allen, Bailey,
Baird, Baker Qlls.), ball, Bankhead,
/ Barlow, Bartlett, Bell, Benner, Benton
| Bland, Bodine, Botkin, Bradley,
Brantley. Bremen. Bromwell, Brous-
| sard, Brown, Brucker, Brundldge'
| Burke Campbell, Cormack, Castle,
| Catchings, Clardy, Clark (MoD, Clay
| ton, Cochran MOI, Colson. Cooney'
| Cooper (Tex.), Cooper (Wis.), Cow
herd. Cox, Cummings. Davey, Davis,
| DeArmond, DeCraffenreid, DeVrles,
! Dinsmore, Dockery, Dorr, briggs, Ell
| aiott, Ermentrout. Fitzgerald Fit\
patrick, Fleming, Fowler IN. O., Fox,
Gaines, Green, Griffith, Griggs, Gum.
Handy, Hartman, Hay, Henry (Miss.).
| Henry (Tex.), : Henrichsen, Howard
| (Gao. Hunter Jet, Johnson, und),
| Johnson On. D., Jones (Va), Jones
| (Washn.), Kelly, King, Klebeder,
| Knowles. Lamb, Lanham, Lentz, Les
| ter. Lewis (Ga) Lewis (Washno,
! Little, Livingston, Lloyd Lorimer,
Loud, Love, Mcclellan, Mccormick,
| McCulloch, Mcdowell, McMillin, Nc
Rae, Maddox, Mcguire, Mahanoy,
| Mann. Marshall, Martin. Maxwell,
| Meekison, Meyer (La.), Miers. Moon,
! Newlands, Norton (Ohio), Norton. IS.
IC), Odgen Otey, Peters, Pierce
| CTenn.). Rhae, Richardson, Ridgely,
| Roxey. Robb, Robertson, Robinson,
! Savers. Settle, Shafroth, Suford,
| Simpson Sims. Leyden. Smith (KyD,
| Sparkman, Stallings. Stark S1phens
| CTex.), Stokes, Strowd. Sullivan, Sui
| loway, Sulzer, Sutherland, Swanson,
Talbert. Tate, Taylor (Ala.), Terry,
| Todd. Underwood Vandiver, Vincent,
Warner. Wheeler (Ala.). Wheeler
| (Ky.). White Qlls.), Williams (Miss),
| Wilson, Young (Va.), Senor-total, 1856.
| Personal---very. and Boutelle tMe).
| Totals-Yeas, 178; nays, 156; pres
| ent, 2
FOURTEEN REPUBLICANS
| voted with the Democrats and Popu-
! lists as follows.
Cromwell Brown, Colson, Cooper
| (Wis.), Dorr, Johnson Und.), Johnson
| IN d., Lorimer, Loud, Mahany,
Mann, Sulloway, Warner, White Qlls).
| One Populist, Howard (Ala.), voted
aye with the Republicans.
| A VERY SENSATIONAL SCENE
| followed. Mr.. Johnson rep, Ind
| asked unanimous consent inasmuch as
| no debate upon the proposition just
| voted on had been had to be allowed to
| address the House for an hour on the
peace side of the question, which he
| said had not been presented to the
! 'OH'N - -
| for the regular order.
1.-The regular order is demanded, "
said the Speaker The clerk will call
| the committees for reports"
Mr. Bailey jumped to his feet and
| asked the chair if the chair held
| that a demand for the regular order
was equivalent TO an objection.
The chair thinks if the gentleman
| will continue II, ooficp q will dina 1y
learn parliamentary procedure" repli-
ed the Speaker. This caused laugh on
the Republican side.
"a parliamentary inquiry" interpos-
ed Mr.. Bailey. evidently greatly nettled
by the chairs words. Il desire TO
| know if it is in order for the Speaker
in response to a respectful inquiry Of a
member of this House, TO make
SUCH A REPLY AS THAT?'
mot to a respectful inquiry" re
turned the Speaker in aggressive tones
| This was the occasion for another out
| burst of applause on the Republican
| side, which the Speaker suppressed with
| a vigorous pounding of his gavel. THE
House will be in order said he. stern
~. The clerk will proceed"
| But MI. Bailey was thoroughly an
| gered and hung on doggedly.
Il desire to ask if the Speaker in
| tends to say that the inquiry which
| made was not respectful"
THE Speaker simply desires to rest
his statement in the knowledge which
the House has as to this fact. respond
ed the Speaker amid cries Of regular
order"
THE regular order Is demanded, adj
ded the Speaker.
But Mr.. Bailey would not sit down,
and above the noise and confusion he
shouted defiantly
deliberately, | desire to say + the
| Speaker intended to say that
"The clerk will proceed interrupted
the Speaker.
II desire to say
"The gentleman is out Of order in
sisted the Speaker, pounding his gavel.
81 am in order shouted Mr.. Bailey
| II denounce that statement of the chair
AS FALSE
if the chair intended to make that state
| ment."
With that defiant shot Mr.. Bailey took
! his seat amid a demonstration OF APP
prova on his side.
"There is no difficulty about ques-
ton of fact before witnesses, said the
Speaker, calmly, when quiet was re-
| stored
..The clerk will proceed.
Mr.. Sherman rep, n. Y). who has
| been selected as a referee in the con-
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