The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-28

Mukic, Murphay. Newirald Ni,hCt. on Pattcr.
son. Pomcroy Raymond. REYNOLDS, Riebcl, Ripr
Rothrock, Rutherford. Schcucr, Seal, Solby. Slu.
maker. Slater Smith. john H.: Smith, David
j.: Nquicr, stevens, stone, Sttoh, stub, 1tylrr
john c.; Thompson. Horace H.; Thompson,
Nelson H.; JliCh. Yaudyhc. voorhees,. Weaver,
Willard, Yates, Marshall (spea,eD. .-lo2.
When the vcrihcation of the vote was
on Mr.. Hosack refused to be in order
at the command of the chair ana had
to be led To his seat by the sergeant
at-arns. lie was insisting upon being
heard ON Il question of personal privi-
lcgc and the chair insisted that he was
not in order. He refused to cease his
calls for MI. Speaker" until the SER
Gcant-at-arms approached hun. This
was exciting At the time. but i; was
only marker to the incident in which
tile same young man figured later.
There were Noes" from the inSur-
gents on every section, but no call for
'hc ayes and nays until the schedule
was reached. Nj. lklcr. Democrat, Of
Columbia; Mr.. Olson, Democrat, of
Elk: Mr.. HosaCk, msurGont. of Allie
Ghcny, NJ. Mayic. Democrat. Of I.e.
high, ana Mr. 'ottcr. Fusion Demo-
rrat, of Mckcan. made lengthy
speeches against the ripper" along
the lines that have been made 50 ia
miliar by the newspapers. Mr.. Cotp-
cr. stalWari. of Delaware; Mr.
M,Tighe. cX-insurgcnt or piltsburg,
and Mir. NiShct, cN-iusurgcnt of Pitts
burg, spoke in favor of the bill The
scrap followed ANA then came tho
vote on the "rippGr" clause. It was lOi
10 30. \ motion to adjourn made by
Mr. iiosark was lost by lh1 to -. after
Mr., Castner. inSurgent. of Lycomine
had failed Z" amend by limiting tn"
term of the appointed recorder tn lo02,
Insurgents Fight for Delay.
Thc hour of midnight had arrived
ana two more sections of the bill TO-
manned to bc passed. Tho Insurgents
tried all the old tlibuStcrigE tricks
To effect delay, in the hop, of tirinS
out the StalWartS, aud get enough %
them out of tn" house 'p make ii
possible To carry a motion 30 rGinu.,.;
hut the stalwartS had trained ruE-
ncrS at the exits, aud If "A man GOT
away he would not have alI his clothes
with him. \ motion TO adiomn at
midnight showed 1o7 votes "u the in
the order of Thursday, when tho Cloul,
showed a new day had Gawnrl. nut
nr was laughed down. TIE lcgS'a-
live day continues as long rs ih" body
remains in session.
Nh Schcucr and Mr.. Reynolds rotcG
with the "RbpcritoS" on every QuoS-
! tiun. Mr. Philbn Nor'l with The in
! SWrgcnts ON the motion 60 postpone IN.
| definitely. but did not vote at all
on any of the othur questions. lie cX-
plaiuod that he WAS paired "ith Mr..
! James who was called home at noon
| hy nn announcement rhut his father
| was dying. The agreement, Alr. Phil
/ bin states, WHs that h" was paired
! only uu s"cuud reading, uId that tho
/ agreement was not 10 b" effective a-
/ io final passages The motion 20 in
/ definitely postpone being "quivalcn'
| to final disposition, he felt himself Al
! liberty To vote.
| The ripper win come up On tnaI
| passage this afternoon, THAT it will
pnss aS it stands is almost certain.
It's Effect in Pittsburg.
! Even with the ripper a law 1t Is quit,
| improbable that it's alleged ulterio'
purpose. the crushing of the Plttsbur.
| ring, would be accomplished,
In the first place, tn" senate may ia,
Sist on having a say as to whom shal
! be recorder ana the man the governor
| picks out may no! be altogether ac,
| ceptablc To any tWenty-siN of the sen
| ators. which would bring about Tia,
disastrous dilemma of Mayor Dieh
and the other officials continuing II
their offices tin the end of their term
which will run well into the period q
campaigning for the state offices.
| Secondly, the mayors of Pittsburl
and Allegheny announce that they vii
not be ousted without n fight, and tha
means an attack on the constitution
atty of the ripper" clause IL not tn,
whole bill How this would result is
OF course. highly conjectural, but ther
| urp many nnl,in sod p.puong n.ith ~,