The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-19

mat Nue Insurgents aun democrats
would soon tire Of holding the fort alone.
OF at least that they would wear the edge
on their enthusiasm II they remained.
in the chamber
The allies. however. were too fearful
OF what might happen II they ahsented
themselves from the chamber and 80
they stuck IL out brRvely from O'Clock
being the first time that there had been
quorum ia the House since whip Dwight
had passed out his order tai the keplb-
llcAn regulars To make themselves scarce
In the tedious hours that had interviewed
the allies tried to keep awake by carry
ing on an attack from the hoor of the
House upon the meek looking sergeant
nj arms and calling upon Speaker Can
non aud Representative Dalzell. who
now and then relieved the Speaker. TO
explain why the aforesaid ssrReant-ai .
arms and his faithful asaistapts had not
been able to produce the Republican
organization members on the warrants
that had been issued Tor their arrest
oy order OF the House There N no doubt
that Uncle Joe could have thrown con-
siderable light on this question II he had
wanted To, hut he contented himself
sith informing the InQuirSrs that the
deputies. armed with warrants. were
out scurrying around in automobiles try
ing to lay hands on the absent members
HOLIINOswoHTH IASDI u HOPPING MAI.
The hardw DIRK ing deputies succeeded
IN landing just One Republican organiza-
ton member beiOre daylight and n was
Representative HollingswOrth pI Ohio
AN elderly gentleman with a WalTIlslik =
n u~taChe Who obtained some nOtoriety
not long ago 10y demanding that the name,
and face Of Jefferson Davis be removed
from the silver service presented by the.
state II MississlPpl TO ,h. hattis-hip ot
that name Ia was ? o'clock IN the morn
ing when Mr. llullings~"rth entered the
chamber IN TOW ~ a deputy The Ohio
member wore has tr under one ear anu
showed other evidences "f hurried toilet
lie Mas hopping. stean;ing mad. aud he
didn't care who kneN IL He placed his
hat and gloves on a convenient ds.-k and
waved his arms wildly In the air
\ parliamentary inquiry Mr. speak err
he shouted Who was IL " ho cane TO
my room in tho Willard Hotel a, : oClock
N the morning and arrested ME? ! want
Co knoN who made he motion that | be
crested had retired like a decent
Gentleman. ! did not think Joe Cannon
would DO such small business a. this
Mr. Hollingswcrth's Wrath was - real
and ms appearance - ludicTOus that the
House laughed until Il chOk ed. aud then
he further Amusement II the house a,
hr HOllingsw orth Jsroce,-ied with has
complaint. that ks had left the chamber
at midnight. after having taken the pre-
caution 10 make pair with Democrat
ana that h.. had the permission 1T whip
Dwight To leave
y want To know demanded Mr. HoI-
linES~ orth. g,Irgling with rage III have
been imposed upon Have been singled
out 10 b. arreSted3-
Where does the gentleman live'- ash 81
Representative ollie James Of kentucky
~ the Willard Hotel replied Mr.
HOllingsw orth
Then. said Mr. James. as the member.
laughed sOTe more I would suggest
that M Republican who lives at 'he
Willard has any right 10 he paired with a
Democrat
i decline to Yield any further.
shr.ekrd Mr.. HollinRswOrth who was
convinced by thss time that the whole
world WAS against him. 4 demand to
know from the speaker why I vas ar
rad the permission OF the whip TO leave
oh. said Mr.. Deinell. who was in the
char. -ths r ntleman was not arrested
Then. cried HollIngsWorih with a
d@spatring gesture. who came to my
70 ~ ~ O'Clock on ~ PPtrirk's Day
IN The morning with warrant for meg-
Il pre SENTATIVE" James and some % the
Other Democrats continued TO pick at
Mr. HOllingswOrth until he nearly ex-
piodsd
NiCk LONOwoRTH NABBED
Along about Q O'Clock Nick LonRworth
appear 81 IN one Of the lobby doors Ne
vas tn" second organization man that
the deputi'- had nabbad. They had
routed Nick out ~ he'd end waiting on
th- front porch until he had dress a
marched HIM up TO the Capitol Nick
looked sleepy, but happy He dropped
INTO his sat and pretty soon hiss chm
was reclining on his shirt hoSonl and the
soft dawn light bad soothad him TO sl..p
IN" allIes before Mr. lonRworth had
arrived hal. however bacome 80 Fis.avish
over m" failure Of the sergeant AZ arms 10
yank Son' ~ the absentAes out of bod
: hat they had passed resolution over
he ruling ~ Mr. Dalzell who vas IN tho
chair. calling on the sergeant az arms 20
explain what h" had done and why h..
didn't DO more
John Jason. fine old gray haired
Republican. who - only about five feet
scared almost to death He told the
HOuS' h" had cent four deputies out IN
attomohil~S and although they had
visit 4 al IN" leading hotels IN Washing
ton ard many privat' sidenc0= thsy
had been unable To Tout out anybody
but IN" indignant Mr. Holm gNwor'h
They had succ- dad. however m yokinR
five careless Democrats
A. far a. can sNa cri7d Rapras-nta-
tive OH" Jsnlar ofKsntucky the deputies
have he~n taking n Early morning Joy
ride They Lave been - siRnally m
automobile that suggest they Iuss camels
now.
Representative Norris nj Nebraska.
author ~ the resolution that has sallasd
the big tight over the House rules. said
that he balieVed that the sergeant az
arms has heen Negligent IN his duty in
this instance and he proposed Ia intro
d'Ice resolution calling for an nvestI-
CATION and " necessary the elect ION ~ a
new sergeant AZ arms
rwESTT DEPUTIES 10 HINT ABsESrIEs.
Tho allies became 90 inpatient about
5 o'clock over the idea thar the regulars
we've home snoOging IN their beds NhiIe
they were sentenced to the hard HosIas
seats that they overr,Iled the cisc,sion
nv Representative Dalzell and voted 10
appoint twenty deputies Of their own IN GO
out and arrest those Cannon representa-
iiv"~ That vas all right ~ far as Il went
Ihey had 'he blank warrants and they
quickly recruited tho twenty deputies
from clerks IN the committee roou.s, hut
q h" trouble was that Uncle Joe refIae-i 10
sign the warrants There was slIch an
upToar over this that one DEMOCRAT who
had hs.-n snoring over IN me corner Of
the chamber for more than am hour Wa
Uncle Joe was defiant .
Banging his Eayel ~ declared that the I