Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
VERBAL BRICK
BATS HURLED
IN HOUSE
DEMOCRATS BITTERLY
DEN0UNCE INSURGENTS
Both Wings Of Republican Ma
jority Join in Passing Special
Rule TO Limit Debate ON Po'
tai Savings Bank Bill,

my Morning Journal Special Lsnsed Wire
Washington. Jun With the
democrats attacking tho republicans
denouneiug the .'insurEents' for then
alleged insincerity and assaiiing tho
regulars for bringing in "a gas
rule to further G party measure. and
the republican leaders retaliating Boy
charging the democrats with similar
performance when they were In
power, Il special rule was adopted IN
the house today which placed the
postal savings bank bill on IFS way to
final passage with the debate limited
to eight hours and al possibility
amendment cut off.
The special rule providing for tho
passage Of the bin WAS brought in by
Representative Dalzcll. chairman of
the rules committee Immediately after
the railroad bill had ben sent 70 con
ference.
The debate on The rule was limited
"a one hour but cach side occupied
it's fun share by heaying heavy verbal
brick bats ut the other side. The
vote WAS 100 10 1885 all but ten Of
che "InsuigentHi having voted with
their party for the adoption OF the
rules.
The ten 'lnsufgents who voted
against the rule were Carey, Cooper.
Nelson and Lenroot Of Wisconsin,
Davis and LindberG Of Minnesota
Gronna of North Dakota; Hubbard Of
Iowa. Norris Of Nebraska and Pom
dexter Of Washington.
The rule which the democrats dcs-
gnated rs q gag rule provided for
the immediate confederation OF the
bill. the limiting of the debate TO
eight hours. the Prohibition Of all
amendments and the allowance of tho
offering of one substitute ana u mo-
tiCn 70 recommit.
The denunolation OF tho "insur-
gents WAS particularly vigorous on
tho part If Representative Fitzgerald
Of New York, who charged them with
insincerity In regard a. q formation
Of tho rules Of the house.
Facing the section OF the house
where the '-.insurgentB' sat. MT
Fitzgerald exclaimed amid demo-
cratic applause
1T seems now that the real protest
o. the insurgents WIS against gag
rule IN their eaneps aud having obs
tanned greater libertllty there they
are willing to apply IA rule In this
house"
Representative clark, the minority
leader, also vigorously attacked the
special rule.
Representative Dalzell defended the
rule. lie explained that the pending
bill was a republican measure That
had been carefully considered IN n
u where there was free ana fun
expression of opinion ana ample OPP
p%ortunity to amend. and for that rca-
son " was not deemed pro er IA euh-
1cct il TO democratic amendment.
h democrats ne said, unuef us
terms, were given an opportunity to
offer q democratic postal savings
bill as a substitute.
Representative Boutclli OF Illinois,
20 the democratic criticism of
the republican course y. reminding
the minority Of thu tactics they had
employed in passing the Wilson tariff
bill IN 1924.
Then he satd, waving his hands
toward the minority side, you came
IN here dragging 600 amendments to
tariff bin and proceeded TO pass
all in two hours without even
e single amendment"
The bin viii be taken M agniu on
fhuisday morning at II o'clock In or
that the house might be able to
on the measure at e o'clock on
HE evening of that day