The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
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ant sefRcRnt at Arms Pierce. shu wna
seate,l directly NJ front ~ him ~ tho time
for hia SEXTON N. had ovptrssed to him
personally ~ tho time hs priNtt" opinion,
end while be- cuuld rHt rru'vu ~ unthr Moor
had Nothing ~ rrfrh"i He hnl ~ine ~
tho Capitol voluntarily and nn' until he had
r~eagliei tho Speaker lpuhv had an unio"f
spoken Ia him. while himself and srvoral
Democratic colleagues hal l-Hrn arrested
In that manner. Gaines charged that Rsplh-
licea memhera were permitted to eutcr tho
hall and report without l"ing halted.
Mr.. Rucker Dem. Mol. another az
Rrieved member 10 whom Mr. Payne also
yielded for n statement wac much more
bitter than Mr.. Games. He emphatiCally
charged tho House officers with favoritism
In the matter ~ arrCsting members and ot
reporting them.
Last Saturday, he recalled. the baseball
park had been riided 10y deputies OF the
SerReant-at-Arms and a number Of mem
bers had been hailed to the House, the depu'
ties even going so far ns TO take a gentleman
Of the White HOUSE, the gentleman from
Ohio (Mr. Longworthl. but no record OF
arrest was made. One paTty returning
to the Capitol, Rucker said. was in such a,
hurry that they suffered a second arrest
at the hands of a bicycle policeman for over
speeding their automobile.
This brought Mr.. Sibley Rep., Pa, the
automobilist, to his feet with a disclaimer.
"A mere piece Of newspaper pleasantly, "
he declared.
Il arm glad the gentleman vas arrested
but once and that no record wa made OF
that. = responded Rucker.
The seryeant-at-arms Mr.. Rucker con-
tinued, was able to find but one Republican
and four Democrats to arrest yesterday;
Foul and contemplate Discrimination"
he charged Two other Republicans, he
added, had been pointed out by him and
arrested to appease his wrath, SO that the
underworld was four Democrats and three
Republicans. He seemed to hold Mr..
Payne in some way responsible for what he
called this attempt to humiliate him, but he
defed that gentleman to do his worst, say
ing he would go forth "unmodifed and
unabashed.' He absolved Speaker Can
non from any responsibility for oonnivance
at the favoritism which he alleged.
A third victim OF the Speakers warrant,
Mr.. Wallace dem, ArkJ, very mildly
stated hat he must ave been the victim ola
mistake. He had been in attendance upon
meetings OF a special investigation com,
mittee, and after leaving the House he had
gone home to study the testimony taken by
that committee. He believed that he was
in the full discharge Of his duty to the House
at the time of his arrest.
: Responding to these gentlemen, hr. Payne
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from Missouri, VINO IL so fearful that he VIII
he humiliated. viii recover from what occurred
yesterday. 1t will answer a useful purpose
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