New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-19

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Brown. johnson IN. d.. Sulowav.
/ tolson. L,riiucr " araer.
porr. Manany.
One Populist. Howard. OF Alabama. voted aye
with the Republicans.
BAILEY IN ERUPTION AGAIN.
sensational scene followed. Mr.. JOHNSON
REP. Ind asked unanimous consent as no debate
on the proposition Just adopted had been allowed
TO address the House for hour on the peace side
Of the question: which ne said had not been pre-
scented the House as yet There were loud
cries for the regular order
The regular order is demanded" said the Speak
er The clerk viii call the committees for re-
ports"
Mr.. Bailey jumped 10 his feet and asked II the
Chair held that a demand for the regular order
equivalent TO an objection.
THE Chair thinks II the gentleman will continue
to notice he will gradually learn parliamentary
procedure" replied the Speaker sarcasucally. This
retort raised a laugh on the Republican side
CLERK will proceed with the call continued the
Speaker
"A parliamentary inquiry" interposed Mr.. Bailey.
evidently greatly ncttled by the Chairs words
Il desire to know II II is in order for the Speaker
in response to a respectful inquiry from member
OF this House, 10 make such a reply as that
Not 10 respectful inquiry" returned tho
Speaker In aggressive tones. This was tho occa-
sion for another ou,burst Of applause on the Re
publican side. when the spedh'T S"PP''Ss'" WI"
a vigorous pounding OF his gavel
The House Will be In order, ne SAID s'erny.
''rhe clerk will proceed.
But Mr. Bailey was thoroughly angry. and hung
on dogeedv. Il desire to ask ~ The Speaker in
tends to say that the inquiry which ! made was
respectful?
The sneaker simply desires to rest his statement
i, tho knowledge which the House has 10 this
fact" replied the Speaker amid cries OF Regular
order
..Tbe regular order is demanded" added the
Speaker.
But Mr. Bailey would not down. and above the
noise and confusion he shouted dehantly DC
Iiberatcly DO desire TO say II the Speaker intended
to say
The clerk will proceed" interrupted the Speaker.
II desire say
The gentleman is not In order. insisted the
Speaker pounding his desk
Il am in ORDER" shouted Mr.. Bailey. 81 Do
nounce that statement OF the Chair an false. II the
Chair intended TO make that statement"
With that defiant shot Mr.. Bailey took his seat
amid a demonstration Of approval on his side
There is no difficulty about question OF fact
before witnesses" said the Speaker calmly when
quie, was restored The clerk will proceed"
BARTLETT-BRUNM AFFAIR SETTLED.
Mr. SHERMAN (fep. y. y. who had been selected
as a referee in the controversy between Messrs
Bartlett Dem. Ca and Brumm Rep. fennJ over
the sensational personal encounter OF last Ntdnes-
day. then read statement TO which both had sub
soribed. The apology TO the House was made
through Mr. Sherman who said that the matter
had been adjusted satisfactorily TO both gentlemen
and that both had apologzed. This honorable set
Element Of the difficulty which had been the sub
ject Of comment among the members for several
DAYS was received with great expressions OF APP
proval The House then quoted down. and pro-
ceeded under the call OF committees to the consd
Grafton of minor otters.
become known
that the Senate had non-concurred without re-
ou.st for a conference the leaders held hasty
sultation and the galleries filled rapidly.
At $40 D. m the resolutions were returned to the
Ucuea with the Senate decision to ron-concur. Mr.
Dinsley Mr.. Bailey and Mr. Bromwell were all on
their feet asking for recognition The Speaker rec
ognized Mr.. Dngley. who moved that the House in
sist on its amendment and ask for a conference
On his motion he demanded the previous question
Mr. Bailey. as parliamentary inquiry. desired 10
know whether motion to reoede ard concur would
not take precedence.
The Speaker said he thought not.
Mr.. Bailey cited a precedent from the XXIXth
Congress, which he said covered the exact case in
point.
with breathlees interest while he examined H.
When he decided that II would hold the Demo
Gratis applauded.
The Speaker then recognized Mr.. CROMWELL.
Rep. Ohio who formally made the motion TO
recede and concur.
This time the Democrats chcered and the gal
lerics Joined In the demonstration
AS the previous question cut OF debate the
Speaker ordered the roll called. The vote came
Unexpectedly that the leaders Of the respective
sides messengers and officials scurrying In all
directions TO call In absentees Carriages were sent
gathering 10 the downtown hotels at a gallop and
committee rooms. restaurants and every place
where a stray Congressman might be found
hunted by the pages and employees OF the House
1t was like call to arms.
The responses on the rollcall were followed closely
for further defections from the Republican Side
but there were acquisitions. In fact. o, the
Republicans who voted against the motion to con-
with an amendment the last vote. Messrs
Johnson Of Indiana. and Loud OF Californin-voted
with the Republicans. They did not. howevcr prop
erly belong 10 the detection the other vote as
they voted as they did because they oppose any
action whatever
CONFERREEs APPOINTED
The announcement OF the defeat OF the motion