The Detroit times., 1910-03-21

lies won their first victory OF the day
over the regulars at y. IN. when the
house, by vote of ISL TO l64, refused
To lay on the table rhe appeal OF Rep
Norris from Speaker Cannon's de
cision that his resolution amending
the rules was out OF order. Norris
then moved The previous question on
the appeal. having for his purpose the
calling of of debate and on this a roll
cali was ordered.
The following 35 Republicans voted
against Dalzelrs motion TO lay the Nor
ris appeal on the table. these being
votes against Cannon:
Ames, Mass; Carey, Wis: Cooper.
Wis; Davidson, Wis; Davis. MINI
Fish. n Y: Foelker, n. Y; Fowler, n
j.. Johnson, Ohio: Good, Iowa; Gard
ner, Mass; Gronna y. d.; Haughen
iowa: Rowland. Ohio: Hayes Cal;
Hmshaw, Neb; Hubbard, Iowa; Ken
dell. Iowa. Kinkaid. Neb.; Kopp and
Lenroot, Wis: Lindberg. Mimi; Mad
!son Kans.; Martin, S. D.; Miller.
Mimi: Morse. Wis; Murdoch, kans.'
Nelson, Wis; Norris, Neb.; Pickett,
Iowa; Poindexter Wash: Stevenson.
Mimi: Taylor. Ohio; Volstead, MINI;
Wood, Iowa.
1880 D. m.-Norris motion ordering
PREVIOUS question, thus preventing de-
bate, carried. 1872 10 100.
1885 u. m.-Roll call begun question,
Shall the decision CT the chair stani
as the decision OF the house?'
The speakers decision having been
oyerruled by a vote OF 1872 10 100, Olui'
stead (Rep., Pa, in the chair, ordered
the clerk TO read the Norris resol'i'
ton. Norris then rose and asked Dal-
zen (Rep.. Pal IL he would be willing
/ 20 agree that debate on the subject
should be closed at the end OF three
hours, one and half hours for each
side. Dalzell said this would be per
fectly satisfactory"
Regulars Fight Grimly.
THAT beats Uncle Joe chorused
fifty members in a stage whisper as
/ the speaker announced the vote or Isl
/ TO 1874 on the DalZell motion 10 lay
Rep Norris appeal on the table.
Although the enemy was over the
breastworks and had possession OF not
only their guns but their ammunition
| and commissary supplies as well. the
] IHEUldIS IOukul blAAhly Cht
mo more than an inch AT time ana
! throwing every obstacle known 10 par
/ lamentary craft IN the path or the
victOrs
! After Norris motion. ordering the
! previous question. and thus eliminat'
/ ing debate on the appeal from the
speakers decision, had been carried
! 1872 10 100 a roll call was ordered on
the question as to whether the speak
/ er's decision would stand as the de-
cision OF the house.
/ The new recruits who Insurged' fo-
I the first time today were Johnson,
I Howiand and Taylor. all Of Ohio.
Cassidy. OF Ohio. voted with them
also. but later withdrew his vote be-
cause he was paired
/ Rep. Rodenburg. OF Illinois objected
TO the three hours limit Of debate and
no agreement was reached.
Rep. Norris then took the floor and
offered a substitute for his resolution
| the substance OF the resolution pre-
pared by Rep. Martin (Rep S. d.,
which increases the membership OF
! the rules committee to ten, with six
members Of the body from the ma
iority and four from the minority par
! ties OF the house.
Norris explained that he preferred
his resolution, but that some objection
had been made TO II and he was will
( ing TO offer the substitute which seem.
ed 10 be acceptable to a larger numbe-
OF members.
The substitute also eliminates the
speaker as a member of the rules
committee.
According 10 q further provision OF
;he substitute resolution the new ruie
shall go into effect within 10 days
after its adoption.
Rep Clark Dem. MOI. leader OF
the minority. YVES given the first OPP
portunity TO speak on the resolution,
Norris having yielded TO him.
The galleries today were packed 20
/ the doors. and thousands OF men and
women thronged the corridors and