Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-24

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upon it. If anything further was con-
templated he would feel obliged to re-
| sst. If that was the understanding
he could have no objection.
Penrose replied with some spirit: Il
| disagree entirely with the senator from
Ohio. | have not called up this case
| merely for the purpose suggested.
do not know whether one, two or more
senator's desire to speak. l desire to
say that | disagree with the intimatcd
ruling of the Chair that a question of
the highest privilege must be taken up
by an unanimous consent or by vote
of the Senate. This question takes
precedence over every other one, over
the unfinished business. / am prepared
to go on with q discussion of the par
| liamentary questions and have many
precedents here to which | shall ask
the attention Of the Senate, but at this
| time | do not want to impose upon the
Senate | will say. however, that
propose to press this question to an
early solution"
Foraker said he had no disposition
to antaGoniZe consideration of the case,
with which he was in full sympathy.
He announced that he expected to vote
for the seating of Quay when the op-
portunity should arrive.
Aldrich, X. l.. said he supposed there
was an understanding that the case
would be taken up merely to enable
the senator from Virginia TO speak.
Prnrusg-'I disclaim any such under
standing 50 far as | am concerned.
The question must be considered with
nIr-S Iir,itatiDnS'
Hale-"Then | object.
Penrose then moved that the case be
taken up. The yeas and nays We're
ordered. The motion to take up tho
resolution prevailed, 81 70 -. as 1ol-
lows:
ycas- Nilsson Fate. Heveridso. Carter,
Chandler Clark. Mont, Culbrrson. nani !.
DAVIS. prl'rW, alrpa, a,kS, ni> rS,oI' S,ta''
ii,,,Sp l'ilS,,' MrGoni,,v McEnrry, McI.airin.
Martin. Morgan. nelson; r,rnrose, rrt-
4s llIrr" yrtt ti'fI!l Warrc 1li%Gi Wair,ittt
Nays-Aldrtch. Eurrow4. Earlier. Caf-
terl. Clinton clark: Ny"-, torkreii. tui-
,Ih, s,1 III NJ
Cumhcr, Mcmillan. Trttns. Tiatt. conn.
tractor, QuarIcs. Rawlings. Rose, simon.
l'll'F' lil'Hl'h' " i''--N'
The following pairs were announced:
clay with Lodge, Lodge i'll favor nf
seating Quay but against taking M
cus, now: Dcboe with Mallory. (no
statcm.n Of position. Frve with Ber-
~ mo statement Of poeitiom: Nc
Bride with Money. Mcbride against:
Money for. Talieferro with Scott. doth
in favor If QUAY. Talieferro voted;
Thurstun ana Allen. Cno statemcnu:
Wetnora with Bacon. Glo statalnentD;
ScwaU with WELLINGTON. ,SrwaH fur):
p13t+ Of NAV York. ana IIeitfeldt.
,pIatt forl.
Tbn resolution W. Iai5 before tba
senate ard Daniel. MI. addressed the
sonar. HI s,lnnort of Ouav,s right Ii
Il s.at. HI said III had always main
tanned that Il senator appointed by a
governor was entitled y ms seat, as
clearly as ne himself was entitled 70
one The more ne had studied the
question, the more thoroughly had he
bo.nn,.. convinced thot M yls aISn
I,tt.ly cnrr.r+ III his in+arur,-tltinn III
tha constitution IN shat point.
CuIlom called up the unfinished busi-
mss not Win a desire tn take Daniel
from thu floor. but to preserve his bill
,. tha unfinished business
Panrosa s,id that without cnncodinr
tba rioht III H. unfinished business Nh
displace Il question " highest privil-
p.s,. he would enter M objection on Il
RESUMPTION Of the consideration Of the
Hawaiian bill after Daniel HAD con
cluled HI speech. The unfinished
hueina.4 v,s Iaid aside tamp1rariIy IN
,I,,,nir,,,s consent
II concluding Daniel said. THE
Sanato n 1t oncn 1-ris1atiye body. In
.,,..,ti,.1 h,d1- and ! iudici,I hody
Every ltueial olllC'I may "t iIii'td0i'
before it. When ! hear senator say
+l,+ NJ. cbnuI5 l1y aside this matter "a
',i'l ii;
that q faWlllan phi m fueFtn II
ran biII ~ any other hill shall ~ con
i, ]. . ,t,,+ th. ..,,
Sldtred. y Seems ~ me tlidt the a'hd-
tor hos not risen to his proper dignity
, .,,+ III, \. ,,.+ .r,,tir, IN. brntbnr
dIli tilnI II = TT = III
senator as ne ought 70 be treated Wh'h
he is knocking at the gates Of the body
,,.;,t ., ,...,.r.,.+ 5,.,lan,faIe ~ bia AVN
III" IT ]; t
According 70 the constitution n idS
been asCertaincd that we rs members
f tbi- boGv I,II+ tharn IL ona VINO ha
t''i ,;,,,
dS inucH flShi ~ ti'iS ''Vi'''' =
to my Judgment. as any one VINO hHS
rllcidly voted to postpone his case ana
I: , .i- h,,i- ,,,iti,o VA H.,
HIT MN SIT tn a''''7
heard. | shall vote in TINS case NJ
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