Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04
HOUSES LONG
I LEGISLATIVE DAY
/. Washington Friday Extended
Until Monday
a. At HIGH TENSION
,.,,. Packed sharp Passage Dc
G''''' ,,n,eIer and Hepburn Live
''", ,. over Proposed "Jnnhe1"

ocO'D n the conference reports
70 '''', ,,,ried in upon it, Everybody
VAIN Mon tension, and 1t required
'sl, spark to create a scene a.., Nv
VIZ ,iaa. Incident such as usually
s sn5r during the closing h S1,oh, "'
o. ,,,,r,6 however, up TO mldhlgn| ,ho
W T5s galleries were packed 70 tme
iu IN day and evening win ihau,
l.9l' "' ylJiors The confusion ana
4. 4,o" ,te door with the Speakers
aa VI s6ing lncesantly TO preserve d
sl't' osos Of order. must have made
\. 5rnceedIngs unlntelligible to tnem'
ny Tssye WAS a big fight In the atIer-
Nv, aver the Senate amendment TO
a ~ ,nndry civil bill, which settled the
" sss,sl fate of the ST. Louis, Buiialo
"a CHARLESTON exposition approprla-
M, Mr. Cannon, chairman Of the
.~gpHauons committee, led the hBht
g 's,st them and defeated a motion to
a5Gr. .oo,ot
ommittee OF seven members to Visit
p,rto Rico. Cuba and the Phlllpp'nes
and report upon conditions, raised a
ty Of ojunketing trip" and was de-
bsted AZ intervals while conference
reports were not before the House
MANY Of the visitors were soldiers IN
Uniform. Although several hard nghts
over items In the various Appropriation
bills loomed up on the horlzon,t the lead
ems were confident that all the disputes
would be amlcably settled before noon
tomorrow when Congress expires by
limitation.
The House was still in the legislative
day Of Friday, and the members came
prepared for a siege through the night
II The complications made a night ses-
sion necessary.
Mr. Grosyenor OF Ohio, from the
committee on rules, presented spe-
clal order providing that after ten
minutes debate it should be in order
to move concurrence In the Senate
amendments 70 the river and harbOr
I'm ond 10 agree to the conference
asked for by the Senate. Twenty min
utes on a side wer allowed on the rule
No Democrat desired to speak. and !
Mr. Richardson yielded his time to
MI Hepburn, who aroused the House !
with passionate speech denouncing I
the measure. He tainted the Demo- I
Gratis for not opposing II, saying that |
the sCQOOOOOO carried by the bill &C.
counted for the lack Of opposition, II
ihe Democrats had stood against the
on, he said, enough members on his 4
slde Of the House would have Joined
4 with them 10 defeat I.
Does the gentleman think this legis.
Iatlon IS Vicious" asked Mr. Wheeler Y
Of Kentucky, 49, D
i have no word TO properly charac- 81
, terse /, answered Mr. Hepburn "
Nhen there pork In the barrel the Il
voice Of the opposition Is stided. II ia p
uNays pratng about virtue. now 81
appeal TO H. nv" s.
Ihen does the gentleman think fl
Mere Is niger In the wodnile o." m
,. 20 mol know replied Mr. Hen. Il
. gurn, waving him aside. THE gen d
wen ueiis an Knows more about 'niegers, d.
aIi Woodplles than d."
AZ DalzalI Of Pennsylvania from ,bo re
,onmu'e On rules. presented a roso fc
' ,o.. lo' no appointment Of a sneclal fl
S ~ ,nsl y seven members, not four as
70 , "sgI c saa pc OF one political party I'll
,O. tlsl tuoa Porto Rico and the phi ce
,pp,nss aal report upon the copdltions al
'nvrs ar
,,S 1r RICHARDSON, the minority leader at
Thai n S Ss resolution. He thought
, I,or A." congress was to legislate IL
mi. Ina. nave the information wbicb
'H y, committee could Get WHICH 40
,r I c.tl'sel as We are abont 10 oh,o in
phllsss.s I ! nave a commission in the do
T r,tsa'' Is this anything more tb ,,' se
Xxx n.p !, ,s1 lor a Junket?" asked NJ Fr
AL y 'o ", lunket" replied Mr. pioh On
'a%a This investigation s en-, h,cn- t tS
= 4, 1 ~ Of Mississippi, n Nom. TAI
sBsysa 'I !. lnsuar committee. said 10 NC
-ssos.I II h.l would be simply a con. pr,
,.s'yudl lQnket Nou- ,
az = foEers Of Vermont decio,., dr'
:, resolution was the bo,Soe 81 tnai m
n n ,a 'Ts, ,Sss junketing report ba an
N Coma ,',V W.. clu
~ ., vOOper Of Wisconsin chairman -, an
cose, .a,''s on nsular affairs saiG at
y ls,o's was TO legislate II eho"iJ PR
8 sppoin,sS V "a az hand first, If he -
J,ei r ,,li on the commission Mr.
r., !, oAa DC for one would attemn, a
q and a, az Ine facts in Porto Rir p' 81
R Wniris.Sood OF Alabama ana Mr
Siu,i5 5,''n' Of Illinois supported I f mr.
d y H Va ul Of New York moved >, III
II ,arrv 'S ~ oui N the Senate amend. ~.
,N,I,s ,!NUoOOO0 for the 81 Tn,,i,
w. ~ syD.VOV for the Buffalo oy =,
\. .,,, IVA $4,000 for the , Gsa, ek- "
81 jS ANU The motion provoked s,,fs = blr'
b, 4. closed the debate. crln. mic,
M -, :. senate exposition NJ It'll, orIt,- p'S'
5fa, ny ny was called 10 order h, az
M tsoulh Carolina membors ny Is b
ihg On ,s Sne speaker against com fine
q o. enc .ne action Of the otbo, NV
e.ed bs v SlsIs' As Mr.. Cannan ri,
Thst Jir displayed intense eornes, ris
me Ie,,,. nad come he asserted ~ and
J U eng, Of Congress ''O''s OF the r sn'
sly tbs worse things, he said suo W.
For NJ extra sessions NJ 60 an
10 sec ' ,I,, he declared ne wa. VII
neve, 'nh great bin fall for az tuck
sessies purchase freedoro' 20 a.. Ia,
tive firb,s such an abuse Of
isone,s,,.s NJ Cannon's sneech MI
'gorously s,, oi sensation ana he I
|, avg vote the motto, N'
an g ',.,sa IS to lSS. Tho - ION con rn
result az, pa the announcement Tx
70 cain r.s ana many members III
sherms,1a recognition. 'oeis Ill
oml,tinsn - ~ Louis and Bng, ~ a'sp
deba,a s ,he Charleston i,e ,u'iaio thrO
p mailman Il, uNted by Mr. ing,
COMMITTEE o. the river and usu:
nee Tenor, e Who presented al" is NJ
bn. sgyi on the rlysr eu a.. a ,spr
H. M ing 10 an itens "n Inc
n, 'O'' was adopted. ls, eond
EepaS.TSfi nS eur IN the Braaos crIsI
r ,.l',ss majority. s"'ed by an asst:
ates 'SS ss9' from a.. 80 off /
% scospt ~ esori to induce the liver
Is Irrigation o 0.ouK river and
' a,.is refuses I,'uy,n'dinen,s. but -
Vote yo,e,a 20 Listen 10 them THE
g. e. 70 coSr a sovn and d, IN g.
OF the nostor1c.