Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-02

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Philadelphia and more distant
points" he said. Some will arrive
before midnight. Others not until
tomorrow" with the additional
votes he hopes to stem the tide.
As the hours passed ;he Demo-
Gratis began to complain about the
lack of results from the efforts OF
Sergeant-at-Arms Casson, who was
supposed to be drumming up menu
bers. He was called TO the bar ot
the House and answered In defense
that he was doing the best he could,
The clock Is about to strike 4,
said Mr.. Clayton tDem. AlaD, In be-
ginning u few remarks.
THE clock doesn't strike" cor
rected member,
That's right" admitted Mr..
, Clayton. the clock is like the speak,
er. It doesn't strike. It's dumb"
/ A whirl of amusement was caused
by Representative HolliEgsworth
b rep, o.. who came in at p. m.
I angrier than man caught out ih
the rain Some one had pounded at
the door Of his room in hotel and
yelled that he had warrant for his
! arrest.
This thing will probably last un-
I'll the patience Of the House is ex-
hausted," said Representative Norris
rep, NebD, the originator OF all
the trouble. Then, when that pa
thence is exhausted, you may look
for anarchy. II will not come for
some time, however. should say.
for everybody concerned realizes the
consequences. Surprising the speak
err refuses to rule and persists In his
refusal for day or two or for sew
eral days and the members become
convinced that he will never rule.
Then the only thing to do Will be to
use force. lie must be deposed, and
that OF course would mean anarchy
\ now speaker would have TO be put
into chair to execute the will Of the
members, and II Mr.. Cannon were 10
refuse to give up his gavel, you can
imagine AS well as what scene
J would ensue."
This won't keep up forever" re
marked Representative Gardner
| tRep., Mass In theory the speak
, OF could maintain the deadlock Dy
refusing to rule on the point OF or
! der until the fourth of next March
] when his term expires, but practi
, cally | believe 1t to be an impossi
> bility."
: Speaker Cannon gave up the gave
to j. Hampton Moore tRep., Va.) a.
0 S:45 Il. IN. and Immediately num-
e Der of sleepy members sauntered al
to the rostrum to extract some fur
Q from the new speaker"
I Next Day.
Q Al 8 o'clock this morning the wa
q OF the allied insurgents and Demo
I Gratis against the Cannon organiza
ton In the House was still on,
q The House had been In continuou
$ session for 10 hours. with no pros
!. pect of cessation OF hostilities.
e Twenty specially sworn deputie
I are securing the city for members II
j uluNi u iudht iupiu VIM buiihi
n the night repeated attempts on tn
;, part OF the regulars TO force an ad
journment or recess had been block
: ed by the combined opposition.
II The question before the House
IS the point of order against the Norri
|. amendment to the rules, which wa
} made at O'Clock Thursday after
e noon and which the speaker thus Ia
e has declined TO pass upon, the regu
,. lars being without sufficient nun
II Der of votes TO defeat an appea
from his decision,
: Speaker Cannon and his band q
l. regulars are making q heroic stan
l. to retain their control Of the rule
= committee, which means their gri
l. on the House. In ope ballot ate
lanother OF the long session, the Car