Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-21
ar,o House Will be in Order or
Somebody viii Get
Hurt
INSURGENTS ARE oUlEsCENT
%, Norris Says Do Not Insist on
representation on Rules
Committee.
,..., ,o Enter Republican Caucus
An, DRcguIars" Against It
memorials Appear Satisfied

u.-.i,eton March 2i.-When speak
ICON called the house TO order to-
s.- s,srceiy fourth Of the members
3, tbo.r seats Representative
neon OF Iowa Immediately obtained
--.,,,,,us consent for consideration OF
rim proyiding Tor the enlistment Of
-. naval academy band. The meas
~. vas passed without debate.
sneaker cannon had the utmost DIFF
e.gitv i'm maintaining order in the
house
The house viii be in order or some
b,5v will get hurt" exclaimed the
scsaker angruy. bringing his gavel
s.,ap with a resounding whack. Inc
,,ueries. which have not been saying
word win continue that way. OF
course the house viii preserve order
Renr.seutative Wilson democrat OF
PENNSYLVANIA introduced a resolution
authorizing the new rules committee OF
he house to revise, amend and sim
uiify and codify the rules Of the house.
Dr.. Norris said there was no meeting
81 Inc insurgents" in sight. although
NNHN MNiN AM a Nft'NANAN|NA " 80
esther at a moments notice.
THE Democratic position apparently
,,ss one OF entire satisfaction with the
s'faation The Democrats cOutcm-
plated no violent hostilities for the
present at least.
DEMOCRATIC POSITION.
1--WE arc in the best position We have
been in for 90 years said Minority
Leader Clark 81 look for no trouble
today nor perhaps tomorrow but no
one can f0resce just what will come
of the effort to select new rules com
mittec There lis no trouble on tins
sdo of the house, out you can't tell
about 10 over yonder.'
Numerous conferences are In prog
ress on an sides regarding TO situation.
Several Of the important committees
began session again today The TAFT
legislative program was put in motion
once more after three days Of waiting
on The result OF the fight and the con-
sIderation Of the administration rail-
road bin was begun before the commit
Zee having it Ina charge.
Many Of the regulars were not dis
posed 10 concedo the oXpedicncy Of in
surgent representation. contending
that &c would tend to cOmpicate the
situation by ticing vote at times
Representative Fassett, of New York
Who delivered a speech in defense OF
thl speaker was one OF the first stall
warts 40 the capitol today. He is
among those who are against "insur-
gent representation. lie thinks the
Republicans should take time TO think
before going into caucus
we ought 90 catch our breath and
deliberate said he.
II should say We should caucus about
Wednesday night There should be no
insurgents ON the committee"
D!sGusTED WITH INSURGENTS.
representative Sims of Tennessee is
among the Democrats who denounced
th action of the insurgents" In not
joining hands with the Democrats In
tne vote ON The Burleson resolution to
declare the spe1kership vacant and di-
it-l lhe immediate selection Of a new
incumbent 90 that office.
we ought to have a new speaker
loddg said Mr. Sims I'VE would
nave had "a new speaker II the Insur-
gents hdd played fair. But the insur-
gents showed a yellow streak when the
critical time arrived They proved
tney were still under the old cars
Representative Murdoch QIanD. in a
tioup near the speakers rostrum. was
tii"ins over the situation. Representa-
u'e TO tor tNt), who voted with tho
IesulaIs' but was classed in the recent
ehoefatic speech of Representative
N''.lm OF North Carolina as near
l.'lIsrni title which Mr.. Foster re-
ludIatcd although assuring his indie
prudence Joined the group
now are you children this morning"
asked Foster
Splendid. replied Mr. Murdoch.
N. 0her.cy Oky), the Democrat who
,llsa u stop Mr. Burlcson Of Texas
,ou oHprins his resolution TO depose
'N''on ana elect a new speaker. was
ed as possible Democratic
".i",i on the rules committee.
oH'ii,y and smith OF Iowa, a mem
peg OF the old rules committee. and 9th
~ We're ln group talking over the re-
.ui uf The battle Sherley contcndcd
utai the Democrats had taken the
Inc attitude as he did in trying to
Nshl on presentation of the Rurleson
luton, the regular Republicans
wiz not be- claiming a partial vic
"lF ior the speaker
speaker Cannon called the house to
order at noon
."IettlY attcr the chaplain had
''af iudod hls prayer "a buzz OF convoi-
lll'n arose. Trapping the members to
.ltI asrily Tho speaker reminded
,'l'n mat the unanimous consent call
sllaf which was the order OF the day
H"a not safe calendar unless the
u u'l.e considered II In an orderly man
me unanimous consent calendar re-
Is'red 70 by Mr. Cannon was part
eL the new Fitzgerald rules adopted
Ns 'ne house about a year ago.
speaker Cannon, again insisting upln
otter pointed out 10 the house q ros-
5 5.ple weakness Of the Fitzgerald rules.
hese rules We're adopted year ago
IN inc race OF opposition 10 himself and
'ne regular Republicans.
SPEAKER NOT REsPONsGBLE.
The unanimous consent cnlendar. %
leeiaied MT cannon between the RAYS
" his gaYel 'hos relieved the snenl cr
lIGh an responsibility In examining
Dlils before be exercises mis- discretion
~ submitted Thorn 20 unanimous con-
'eht, ana now that discretion rosts
lpon the house. And" he added. la
9a lhest tones, ~ the house IS not IN
Tler somebody viii get hurt"
some semhlance Of order was OBJ.
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