The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-16

GAase ~ wednesdays Dsaa9see~
ab1e se<n~-aeeA nsasA1y asA If
Geesiyegy mepas<s te The Charge.

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9eesiyeIy nepss<s 10 The Charge.
WARRINGTON. April i.-TsseEe Ess
another lively scsns Is She fssssse today.
Ea1xy aF0~@ sea aaessssB 81 psssisfse 70
rzysy 20 4 PgfsIad sspsssa Newspaper ersti~
<szm charging aim with responsibility Tor
Ire dsAordHsy scene ia the is1ase csi
"Wednesday. Bailey said that pahssc man
WAS s<sdora justified In replying 70 ersts-
cs1s1. bus In thus case be eosfsd net, iii
jastaee To issns<.f sIssS eaeh a statement
~ bass wtthonf reply lie affirmed that
81 filefe waa any Individual Responsible
Ter sbf seesa Il Tsssst rssf upon the speak
ef himself lie rssd fTom Tho congses-
Stonaf record the report OF the soiioquy
70 suxfain his position. A. be proceeded
With his srrsixnmsas Of the speaker there
Ntrs manifestations Of suppressed excite
m<Ht on the Hoer The speaker listened
With imperfsrhabse countenance. Bailey
as5d:
Constrained hy shat / considered the
unfair and unjust treatment Of the chair.
] o1lscfed and apSn that objection arose
The scene of the disorder that II regretted
~ every mensysf Of this house isuf for
yesuifs wh.eh followed. the responsibility
u on the speaker Of sac house. who sought
. mean. partisan advantage b. forcing hts
political oppsEenfs into 4 faiee position.
tsAppla s1Ee GA the Democratic side.f Ard
Che country os,xss; % know Z. y under,
stand the spsakey Of the house.
II this an srraisument Of the speaker.
or question az personal pr1yiiege." in
tsrrnpfed stee.e Of iad.asa. ! xse !
he chair does Dot know. but will prob
bland,y.
'.it + She daily airing tie gentiemaa,
Estss himself calculated f,alxsii -
4 did not understand The arseaisr ssdY.s.
dfenf 81 the gentleman" observed Bailey
We'll. then. ! will repeat III said DIAL.
FL. I'll 10 Z slas iaiis airing the gentleman
And thai il only The daily salseAc1d
snai men 90 tfs=t side are guilty OF" re-
The gentleman has demonstrated Whit
ire papeFs alleged. inat. h. has lost his
head. Daixeii replied
The gentleman frorn Pennsylvania says
snferruHstou ~ II ought 20 be characterized
that | have lost my head. saId Bailey.
Ibe truth OF n Is that be and mis- aAvoci-
ta liars. and III they resent that they have
lpst their heads fcrsss OF .Ah.' on the
Republican sase}
yeee u then. Tha; ussn may lose hss tenn
per under prnvceatlcn. and under very
Great pfoyocatacn. IL very natural thing:
hat men may still lose their tempers ard
not Lore their heists. Hst H. In order for
man 70 preserve his essuanimity and appear
esnl. ne FEnst allow insults 10 rasv unsn-
shaTe who have lost ihesr heads. I would
Infinitely rather lose my head In Fesenting
an insult than 10 lose my sslf-respect by
eHnmifsing 10 one tAppihmse on the Dem-
II did no. expect man belonging to
either party Ia cease to he a partisan when
he het.aine SPEAKER al this house. and the
sneaker Whenever oeea<son offers. exer-
elses his offIce for the advantage OF his
Party. expecs the present speaker TO do
pted the chair bur until short wfAie ago
j heheTed that the present speaker of this
honle va. A. partisan ~ an honest man
"Wednesday would not be willing to faith
81 that sentiment any longer. have never
known on great occasion any more unfair
etseceesiei what little advantage there
was would Rave passed from my memory
lang before the recollection OF the speak
er'e partisan action. Hsosd applause on
the Democratic sidse,
When Bailey took his seat the speaker
leaned forward slightly and replied, speak
isE slowly and dissinctively:
The chair desires 10 gay that whatever
be has 3ene tie osbsr day or any day since
aaen done IN the presence Of the house AMI
Thousand witnesses. He does not feet
that n b necessary for him 10 discuss his
..oada.,t; loud applause On the Repno-
ssThe gentleman fres, Texas. after tvs
days of eellberstion. has feit thar bis sit-
t.an, Il :nEhtes on the Republican si,ia)
Win that idea the chair entirely agrees.
OAngttert
1T Is NOT the first time that The gentle
min from Texas has sssasisd me To II
] have no reply eyeeps simply what the
house knew. that the gentleman from New
York tQasgg, dld not mean any objection
really or technically, and everybody In
this hasfse knows II.
II therefore. with reference 70 his whole
matter. apneai tn tho witnesses OF the
sssh N4air n fr
or the Republican ssie.l
pailey attempted 10 reply. hut the reg,s-
lar order vas demanded. aud the inelden,
closed
Fleming of Florida then as A matter of
privilege called un a resolution Of hts that
Sad hn@n referred 10 thu naval COMMITTEE
calling npnn the secretary OF the navy
10 transmit ~ the house any omitted ror-
ton a. Tire testimony taken by the ha8fd
~ inquiry ieto the Maine disaster. II there
MS ~aeh.
The speaker ruled shat The resolution was
nsf rrsxfisgei ard the huuse then took %
TIE private calendar. this being private bill.
sisy
Tae house wrangisd Al afternoon on a
TN 10 refer a claim sf the Erie railroad
far mail service amounting 10 sh3Dt tss-
90 10 TIM court of claims. |; wis noi
passed
N4.e p m. the house teog recess un-
III o'elock.
The house AZ the night sss-sle.,. PASSED
tssatS-x'x private peasioa bills, and ad.
tsssraesl az iassa until semesrew.
rRtNsrEGRtsc ~ POSSIBLE.