Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1894-02-01 | Page 9 | There is No Reason for the Least Doubt

THERE 1 IS NO REASON FUR HK 1usTDOuBT i Continued from Page L that these amendments could not be voted upon till the bill was reported to the House The chjiir overruled Lockwood who appealed and the decision was sustained 184 to 14 Lockwoods evident purpose was to secure time to prevent a vote until 530 when the committee would have to rise He made the point of order that when the committee rose last Saturday the debate had not been closed He desired to debate the question ques-tion The chair took him off his feet by declaring that when the committee rose iast Saturday it was divided on the motion to close the debate He oidered the tellers to take their places The advocates of the barley amendment amend-ment rushed forward and ran between the tellers Their opponents lagged behind while the minutes were ticket by the tellers TherelacKed only seven votes < vf a quorum when the hour of 530 arrived and the committee ros and thp House recessed until S oclock At the night session the tariff debate de-bate was unusually Interesting The speaker were Baker Populist of Kansas Bingham Republican of Mew York Hooker Republican of New York Kem Populist of No lraska Caminett Democrat of Call Cornia CummIngs Democrat of New York Stallings Democrat of California Cali-fornia Cooper Democrat of Texas Blanchard Democrat of Louisiana Ryan Democrat of New York Pas L il Democrat of Texas McCleary Republican of Minnesota Houk Democrat of Ohio It was after midnight when the House adjourned