The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

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hia own party = parior and sat down
again u be stuck the Democrats ~sre
for him. Ifhe voted Agaiest he Bairlsaon
motion the regular Republicans ~elcosDod
! him ~ith loud applause
HoUsE vorKs Sor TO DEPosE cscLR loa
At Iast-dhd ., seemsd y long urns. COO
sidering tire nerve ,eusion ic the HOUSE
a, the time tho second cal! m his toll
came u IN snd ana the House grew AZ
J still az '!oa.h waiting the annouaosns7s
OF the voUs by Serene : PAYNE % Nsw
! YORK oh" ~h@u tie rEerlbsrs started -
vote nn the proposition IN aepoSa NJ.
CAnn1n ts1 t-en 'alI~,i ~ - ulse tbs
! cbai.
/ Tee Journal ci--S eth a smile On Als
lac@-be - q Republican appoints4 aud .
great adTn'st "i Mr. Cannon passed ne
vote sir VI 70. MI PAvns
I The SneaAs pro TO- adjusted his
glasses On this Vo:.. he said a. every
bodv v,thin hearing distance leaned tor
yard To catch the result. the ayes are Isl
ard tbs nnss are Isl. aud tie IN ,tipa 70
lost"
E'SNL % NCISN IIM'it
Mr. PAYNE started t.. saN s"msthlnS
else hat shat ~ vas u"C"Iy Wii -Ve-
g0ar,i was 81 It's i...' v. ing hk" mad
One member tossed his hat ~ the air ant
when II Can,o down ho put he fo9t N Is
and laughed iIk- a child hnuth-r grAhassf
IA colleague around the hex anI hugsed
him IA a regular frenzy OF jny And tls
slAps a. staid R,puhl,r..n- I'D and vuunS
clspp-d one another ~ tho back sounded
iins "a res -uft "i rapid n-" artillery
IoIueT aud louder sw elicd tho volume OF
the tAIrnult and ust then tao nombSCI
UnfIrled Dig American tag and n,srcasl
with u up the centre aisle
The galleries had gone crazy TOO
Among tn spectators we're tie Wivoa.
sons and daughters oI members who he'd
reason N be vitality interested in the result
And too there were many people from
out at town drawn from the cosmopolitan
crowd that throngs the national Capitol
during sessions OF Congress and local
residents by the hundreds No convsn-
ton cheering records were broken. bus
IL is doubtful 70 much more noise ever
came from an equal number OF throats
Cannon NEG ELVES CosGRArULArIoNa !.
The House soon adjourned and sassa
came the most interesting scene OF the
entire afternoon. The Democrats aud
the insurgents filed out Of the chamber
4 almost Immediately. some Of them quief.
some OF them glum. some Of them profAns.
But the old guard stayed behind. and no
Speaker Cannon. who had beenzwasoh-
ing the proceedings from = seat ON tia
floor. started out he was surroundsd
and forced up two steps on the roSerumA.
There. leaning against one OF the marble
supports OF the Speaker desk. his mouth.
- - - A..
q smile. he stood 10 receive the conGratu-
lAtions Of his friends.
Way in the back Of the chamber the
regulars formed line and marched up
the centre aisle 60 the Speakers deak.
Dear Uncle Joe was the song they
sang to a popular air a. they advanced
on their old friend. colleague and poiis.
ical chief Dalzell OF Pennsylvania headed
the line. AZ he came up 90 where the
Speaker stood he put out his hand. The
speaker grAsped IL. Then they just ssood
thsre. the tWo old cronies; they looked
at each other and smiled.
Were n little shot up. john said tbs
Speaker But we're still on top. Jos."
said DalRell.
Il was like that for half an hour. Taw-
ney OF Minnesota and Mr. Cannon hugRed
each other and everybody in the line had
something nice to say TO the Speaker and
he had something nice 20 say so them
After this 10 was soon over Dear
Uncle Joe was sung a couple OF timss
more and the old guard. glad that 10 Was
all over. happy TO have got Of 30 easily.
quickly scattered
INSURGENTS wHo VOTED TO DEPOsE UScLE
! JOB
/ r.. ..,a ..,.- ~, v,t.A Tnr Nj 90
mons deposition ~ Speaker we're NJ
| simon pure radicals Perry Cooper. lon
root OF Wisconsin: Nelson. Lindbergh an
Davis OF Minnesota; GrOnna OF Eorth
! Dakota. Murdoch Of Kansas and POln-
/ dexter OF Washington.
! Many Oi the insurgents who did noes
vote against speaker Cannon have be~n
making rcdhOt speeches against him IN
their districts They are IN pretty
! pickle now and Gill be busy for weoAs
EXPLAINING Why they did not kick Unnls
Joe out whsn hey had The opportunity
! shirley. white Tipped and sarnss,.
I hobbled down into the we'll % the House
where amid the uproAr be conteadei
that Burlsson's motion TO fire. tho Speaker
was out " order insNxnpch 40 4 notion
/ TO adjourn, made by Norria. was pending
| In his contention he was supported bY
most Of the insurgents
Finally. after lot % argument. Speaker
Cannon ruled that although he would os
happy to entertain the Burleson motion
20 relieve him OF his Jon. on precsdens
and practice he was forced 70 hold that
the motion to adjourn was before thu
Houss and had go be acted upon
Here arc thu 50 Insurgents who votati
against the regulars for . change in tlss
RuIss COMMITTEES:
Barnard Of Indiana. Cary Of wisconsin.
Dawson Of Iowa. Davidson Of Wisconsin.
Fish Of New York, Fowler Of New Jersey.
GronnA Of North Dakota. Hayes Of CALI
fOnia. HoLlingsworth Of Ohio. HOwiaad
Of Ohio. Kopp OF Wisconsin. Johnsoa ce
Ohio. Cooper Of Wisconsin, DAvia Al
MinnesotA. Foelksr Of New York, Gardner
Of Massachusetts,. HAughsy % Iowa.
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