The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-04-25


After some furt tl,er debate oa tlle
point sOf order fa eel by s1 Il, hi
a very eiabofat te ruling. M L. fslieriaan
5of lS CIV /, who d n
the point ofs ord IYl do
ing SO 2lle ted Isl long line OF preees
dents covering three ourtlls of8 q col !.
tlryy of3 parliaiae aentar y 5 proc lure I'M
line With his decision. rs AS I'll Eel.
sion was announced NJ Il ssqsley ssI,s
ijealcd from the decision of She chai ra
# The vote YVES taken Hers,
Spea kor III end ekSos u, 4 syaS the frs t$nienl-
Der to pass between the oilers III sid s..
port Oi the chairs ruling. I1 was I'M
Interesting spectacle asStile, Issue 8ssi.s
put to the test IS
The whole Democratic side rose iii
enthusiastic mass and wa telled the
Republicans to gse how man would
decline to vote With tlieir col lcag gless,
NOtu Dem0crat voted Id susta II 4 ii he
chair. The Louisiana delega lion yy as
the first to so i tl,rOugl IN 4 Oppasi lion
To the chair's ruling, then Stf0aping
down tA sldelatsle came The Itepnblis
can Eecalcltrants $ strons. ishe
Democrats clcered lis they went
through When the announcements
MAS made that t.le5 chair HAD ss I,geii
0yerrnlesl 100 tS, 3 ! 4 1, the u lemoet Isl
and the Isepu bllcan Insurgents cllecred,
a dozen members were on their
feet ilourishing amendments and
clanloring for recognition before the
applause died away, but the chairre.
cogni2ed Mr.. Payne, the Republican
lloor leader. Amid profound silence
he addressed his Republican collea.
gncs. Hewarned the friends OF beet
sugar that he proposed To show hss
friendship for beet sugar by voting
against the heamendment. 81
Mr. McIiWain, New Y Fork, offered
an amendment tostill furthor,red,.ce
by 20 per cent, the whole sugar
schedule Of the Dingley lasH, and MI
DeArmond offered another amend mcnt
10 strike out the. language af the
Morris amendment which limited its
operation To the period covered by the
reciprocity agreement. both were
voted down without divisions. Tho
vote then reclirred on the Morris
amendment which WAS adopted amid
Democratic cheers by ii vote Of iG4 Us
Ill. The majority fort was SO over.
Whelming that Mr.. Payne did not de-
mand tellers.
Inc next surprise came from the
Republican side when Mr. Roberts,
Massachusetts, nj offered an amendment,
to place hides on the free list. THE
chair sustained q point u af ~ order
tncf 49,
appealed many Democrat Is and practics;
ally all the Republicans voted to sus-
tain the chair, and tho chair was s,ls.
tainei 1873 to 4 II 5s AZ sS
Mr. Roberts then nlodi iled lila
amendment SO as ttss; make it apply
only To hides from ia IT'D IiIotliis
ed Twas held tS ss, Has DrI s 81 OH
Efl tilrect yots defeat atesl IA I, ts,
si0.
3. Ian mo- IA I'LL
f3lex eegsi ol
81,
iie sifes,sIs
|fnent and the Louisiana feinocis.Ss
and several thor Dom IA G., ,8s iIi
voted against ". i was defeated l02
tsf$ U2.
Mr. Richartisoa 0f Ten d see ti,esnrI
offered the Balisst bill To place ,tg.-
tlcles In the meta schedules pn the
free list also cot tor haggings binding
twine, wood pulp. etc. Is tstls ruled
out of order. 5# ~ 33 s35 4 & %.Jigs 8sS5
8 On motion Of Mr.. pa yne the commit
tee then rose and reported the hill StD
the house. The previous licsti0n
was ordered and Mr.. Payne dnaiied
a assepaTat To vote on, the s Morris amend
ment 10 abolish tho diffcrcntial on re-
fined sugar and tho roll was called. .3$
The Norris alss nduicnt was adopt
ed 100 10 05. All tbe Democrats and
81 Republicans voted for the amend,
| merlt, The bill was then passed 2aS
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