Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-23

,prclAL TO THE "NEws"l
,,,o,. D. c.. Jan. 2S.-The gall
49, 49, crowded again today by WIS.,
p witness the parliamentary exc
.'.sMr. Roberts. The women were
i,,,ely in the majority SO great
a. rush that all the galleries haa
~. hen reserved, as on great state
.,.,ssr. In the House. The members
,,...slyss we're slow in taking their
80, and the chaplain spoke his daily
wave, to almost empty seats
uatvhre, Speaker Henderson was
,,rsug all the influence Of his great
49, 10 bear upon the many waverlng
p.,ublleans to keep them in line for
u, Tayler resolutions. He was assist
1 AIN the Republican leaders, but many
hem aided In only a perfunctory
way
Some Republicans sought to dodge the
cstlon altogether by absenting them
sves from the House under the guise
/ q ofclal business They sought to
I have committees OF which they were
|nsnbsrs leave Washington on tours OF
tlr,pecton The naval affairs committee,
| io- Instance, had planned a trip to An
|rapols to inspect the new buildings
which are being erected there for "
naval academy. ard for which the COM
rliiee must appropriate two or three
millions this year to carry on the work,
| tui Speaker Henderson put In stern
veto to every such plan as fast as he
larhei Of It. Every Republican must
% on record and so every Republican
|vl vote or his absence will be ac-
Euantsd for a pair.
The sentiment Of the House fayors
De Llttlefeld resolutions, which aim
70 administer the oath to Mr., Roberts
and then formally expel him by a two
birds vote. But II Is certain that Mr..
Ntlleheld's resolution will be defeated.
! 4 argued that II the Mttleheld reso-
luton were adopted. Mr. Roberts
night shrewdly evade expulsion pro-
ossilngs by absentlng himself from
Washington or hastily leaving the coun-
w 80 that the oath of office could
hver be administered to him and the
Hosequent expulsion proceedings be
lnposslble Of execution. The absurdity
This contention was privately a&-
nllted BY even those who advanced It
publicly.
Il 5 admitted by the followers OF the
Speaker that the Tayler resolution will
ig' Be adopted by the overwhelming
Huorily by which the House originally
t.aled The Tayler committee. Then,
,lly ABOUT three members voted against
We resolutions Of the committee. When
is vote Is taken, on Thursday after
,oon, The vote will be entirely different,
.n9ush just what the figures will show,
zone can tell al this time.
10 me opening prayer today the
.uspialh sought 20 stir up the con-
.sIshees Of wayering members BY a
sfve1' plea FOR real craftsmanship and
~ alpeal TO remember the glorious past
y American institutions. The House
Nsaually hlled during the preliminary
'gatine Proceedings.
tne members on both sides showed
lus Interest in the proceedings. The
sN .i;in members knew how they
,yHl vote, and the Democrats re-
, is,leu from any display Of concern lest
~ might be placed In the position Of
ayoflng Roberts "
~ richardson, the leader OF the
,gss ~. Insisted again and again
80 'ne question was bipartisan. but
= certain that the majority Of his
r .aynsis VIII support the Littleheld
1, ,eauuohs on strict constitutional
VI, rM zen minutes past twelve when
- laylef called up the case. He an.
rs 100 ,r lhal the vote would be taken
~ ~. thursday az half past four O'Clock.
M Ivy % be taken first, OF course, on
w LittleheId resolution.
AT ~l, lacey ~ Iowa sought to read an
~ s,s'swanent There was a SLIGHT wran-
M M fayler declaring that the com.
n, NJ knew nothing Of the contents Of
I,,.La lacey resolution, TO which Mr.
$50 ana Ny. Bailey retorted that the
,ls 49,, ro- way Tor the committee to learn
NV V'tn's q the resolution was 10
n, ~ !. read when Mr.. LIttleneld had
.norliy resolutions read.
an. lacey agaln sought 10 have his
ol,seallenI read but Mr.. Tayler again
I'M, '''u aha Speaker Henderson upheld
u. iayler opened his adaress with
lrys.,,aselnent that when he began his
N pssloh he favored first seating
bw ineoelts and then expelllnr him
tsss.. 'esusailOn OF the case soon
naia MN that such action would
f.,ss.'ne House ridiculous. The dir-
w. S IN the COMMITTEES. ha STA
fahli,, que bot 10 different degrees ~ ss'
,slec,s,,Y .l rather to difference OF In
Nks, NItldIneut.
Q, ~ ~" ne entered on legal discussion
dss,s use based on rules and nrece'
Vh1s w, we members listened FOR a little
vesrl.5P AT Tayler's address. but soon
ny, 49,, lt' and In the course NJ ne
hsll, "a W hour hey Zen into their usual
nssspss., Writing letters or reading
nyltr's s5s Many found that Mr.
sion ef Il, aQlfess was largely a discus
ben ia Az report, copies Of which bad
Elm ,,la on every members desk a aa nIu
to5k sS M, 1ay. Even Speaker Henderson
to hols 'an1sge % Mr.. rayler's address
tenants g.r,t,'srfnces with various lieu
,,agi mleb 1s e was a rumor that some
House a ~. se made To spring On the
aud M plet resolution Of expulsion
make eve nenasrson was cautioned r.
tesosp,,,o.i member who demardeS
'h state in advance the Dur.