Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-18

furiate those WIS long had fretted
under the Restraint nf organization
Fule. lnsHrGeni rel uhiieans and dem-
scfatS swaFmtd 90 common battling
ground and Through the leadership ~
Representative Norris ~ Nebraska
made 81 concerted movement against
the republican rules
Hepu~ins ii Ar Norris desk had
been tire RESOLUTION. prepared al the
beginntnE of the present session. iht
NeArasknn had the resolution handy
against the ro-Hthlfiit 81 e time WArH
II would NJ usegHt He seized thr
o%pportunitg aari agHe b eag~ ~
open bath, into fho arena
IN. tsr~f iDuS disastrous rssHits made
fhe CANNON forces war; and iWme-
diaiels thsN heeun spArring for Time
n wAs evident On an sides that The
"reanixlfium ~a@ lighting tor h~ very
existence The tnnnict WAS On plane
different from ans that hai been held
30 the past. u appeared thni fHs pn-
sltioua had been reversed The er-
amy naw presented Z epiid fraI~ tnd
there were wide breaches W The Tr@
uiar ranks
The reguiars declared ihe Norris
resolution @as not iu araef hif thst
had nut the votes H. enforce their 1o-
sltian At fhe same time the debate
on iflS point could not o. limited and
the light resolved Itself inf" 90 81
durause contest wlth the regulars be-
hind the hr~r4sstworks ana the in~ur-
gents aud democrats The hesieEinE
forces.
The best orators On both sides np-
peared in tine debate. The very Tact
that Na mans members wanted 10
talk made 81 an the easter tnr th.
regulars rs keep up their nlthnsier
Even Speaker Cannon took Part ia
EE- $40 EAE
seNerai hours t. filings HS 60 his at
aged abuse 80 power. DE appeared
on the floor aud. Ia direct answer
10 d speech 81 Mr.. Cooper ~ Wis
e.nsin. defended his action ~ htN
denoted lnrommlttee seniority
and from chairmnnshiI@ such men ~
Fowler - View Jersey copper ~ Wiz
eoneln. Murdoch II Kansas and 9th
ers lie placed the rtspensihiiitg for
their punishment upon their recall
cifranes IN the uatter 81 party mems
ures. mentioning in particular The Mt
titusle ~ the New Jersey memhF, on
the emergency currency law.
Representative Underwood az Ala-
hama. aho with Representative
Champ Clark. had been ia charge ~
the fight conducted hs the dem"efntie
forces throughout the daN' said "t
III Il apparent w. can d. nothins
nntll the speaker rules on the point
III order which = pending. The house
cannot compel him &" rule We are
keapinG cur members here ana the
victory tonight would rest win the
side i,.sl ADie Ia hold us men Tor q
Rat TIA any event u ~ evident
that 4 majority Of the house faNprs
Nmendgng The rules and $50 can bring
il ~ again tomorrow or any other
DAY
srhis fisht against lin. Is ia the
hands 1t the speaker and he a'"lle
atop II. IL IL certainly o most re-
t~uMrRable situation where e majority
81 the house led rs the speaker him
maintains q fIiihister IKE this
Representative Dwight republican
phip, a the Same lime announced Thar
republican nhsentceS WI"
were impaired with democrats, We're
on the WAY to Washington.
They ar. coming from New York
Philadelphia and more distant points,
he said. some viii arrive before
midnight. others not until tomof-
With these additional votes we
hone a. stem the tide.
srhe attitude Of the democrats ta-
ward ths movement SO suddenly put
nndsf WAY was made evident hy the
pfaa,pf endorsement ~ Mr. Norris
contentious hs air Underwood ~ Ala
lama and hy minority leader ozark
of Missouri
Mr.. Underwood Insisted nat the
constitution made tbs NebrnskAh