The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-14
|([AgH IN
Flower HOUSE
natives DalzeIl and
.u,s Gross Swords in
igorous Fashion.
ER CANNON
u CALLS THEM DOWN
|snle Up in Argument
II Remarks Made by
II Kentuckian.

croN. April lS.-Speakcr Can
-.,,nctly In his element today
Indication pointed to n clash
paIzell OF Pennsylvania and
"a Of Mississippi over the use
,.ntences In a speech made by
n OF Kentucky.
M after the Journal had been
ueese plunged into the consid-
resolution offered by Mr..
Massachusetts, TO have eN-
81 the record certain remarks
--cn the integrity Of Mr. Bon
|N York
o,bate Grows Heated.
=. words were general. The
a IN Intensity OF expression
-,srity leader. Mr. Williams.
a Impugned the motives of
n WHO had secured the pas
' ~. resolution some days ago
4. Emigration laws In the case
Finally, Mr.. DalZcll was
he discussion and there
~|sent a clash between the
81 and the Mississlppian.
. Crnon ordered both gentle
a seats and directed that the
'r:aty language by Mr. Dal-
IA WiDlams be stricken from
n Is both gentlemen were
"a Of order. The resolution
i plssed.
hl Subsidy Retained,
rcsec appropriation bill was
Turing the day, after II roll
4 southern fast mail subsidy
lhich was retained In the
Ed E1pel New Yorker,
BAL OF legislation takes place
aid Mr.. Williams CMiSs.). the
ssder. "and a great deal by
teisent So far from this
Il called upon 10 consider q
/ Id expungc certain remarks
|snan from Kentucky IT ought
! epon TO consider to cXpel the
/ iiOm New York (Mr BennctO
acie1 IN bad faith with his
d this floor
y Of surprise ran around the
n Williams followed up the
j the statement that honor
4 demanded. if nothing else.
rse should have been advised
le facts In the case.
D One Had Asked.
- Mass. } replied that no one
[ied the gentleman the ques-
IA or not II had been favor
~ by his committee That
.tsious question for these
.thp object. because In the
rsfusion a man does not tell
|slple story from a to Z.
Nse Again Startled.
hrs again startled the House
|eat he be permitted out OF or
.Ea House Just what his ideas
~ Ike the one under con-
Where absolutely necessary In
'sgarding a bill Is withheld
,-se He said the word Gov
- Dir. Hopkins had used In
y manner I'm which the reso-
No "r1ilroaded" through the
k The light of debate. abso-
Gbl-
r1 KyD rose TO explain. He
py intention whatever TO re-
.seredit upon his friend. Mr.
fle had made the remarks In
AZ but as TO Mr.. Bennett. he
~ 80 much. for after two
;e he was more convinced
nzt the statements he made
able and natural deductions
'-st and that he was right In
p Down by Speaker.
zk resulted in Mr.. Hopkins
10 order. the Speaker stat
ns opinion the remarks were
4. aud lie WAS advised To pro
"a, An effort was made 10
E Hopkins from making his
nl ON a vote he was per
f2'oceed. He said that the
Ii was called upon To rcfute
ge OF llliterdcy against the
he represented AS TO the
"a case. he said he had stated
simply what the Commits
oil Immigration had told
'ne was q blank idiot; she
The light. that she had sores
= which indicated that she
ssnacled, and that che had
Showed she had not been
inter Alteration.
~ pa and Mr.. Williams
e involved In an alteration
|,yios used by Mr.. Williams I'm
ar Bennett untn there were
s'des TO have the words
II, ,Pa). With much agitation.
me question affected every
r,t,,Pr rtPr of the House. Demo-
1ted %d That the gentleman from
AT Willlams) had taken oc-
|niIon. vas ho' III id'or
'anSe arn, brought Mr.. Williams to
Immediately confessed that
n, ,'%1oted Mr, Williams.
lssSes sententiously replied the
|Ualzsll Gets Angry.
4 ~ y jook fresh start seeming
~ a., angry as he proceeded.
h by NOT care how much time
h fro,n ue friends OF either the
.0-n n Ne1tucky or the gem
|hc, ,w ICY, York, but ne dld care
b Ia, mal the gentleman from
pes os ,,pHpuened. By lnsinIIation
IN hs Mne gentleman from New
.ei pfsei.ss, guilty In an insInuat-
yi5htInsy the same crime and
b ircm 10 OF the rules which the
on tbs kentucky was. cloud
'Cha,. Nepublican side)
sl.u 'sss e Partisanship.
e osessIrged Mr.. Williams with
fike U9 s'l,o 10 rally his partIsnns
'sa, o9s,S o9So,Sct a partisan ono
We ana and'Dned the courage OF
ssmsn, suggested he should
E outright rather than
The ea,ied nd loudly across the
He Sohiusion his remarks
ss orS,hd ana Mr. Dalzcil stood
tziI,% ,%allnued: