Mr.Spriuiter. ot Illinois, made a |sunt of
Iorder that no quorum had voted, and said^that if the speaker e^ deculid he would
|lake an appeal.
Thespeaker said, ^and the chair declines^to entertain the appeal of llie gentleman
jIn.in Illinois.'' [Applause on republican^side, and hi-^es tMM the deiuocints.'
1Then amid wild cheering M the democratic
Iside. Mr. line kenridge 1 Ky^ I rindicd down
Ithe aisle, and standing bi front of the^speaki r exclaimed: ^From that we appeal.^Tli. re is MMBMl pending. There VMM^appeal yesterday, bin tins is a different np-^l^al. beeausy the rpeukej i.. assuming that^the bouse will sustain bis decision of MM^day. ar.d ^o is cam my by his own vote to-
|day the decision he lias made.
Thejournal was iltclared to stand np-
iproved, and after another storm, occasioned^by Mr. Springer's pciNistcnt efforts, wbn h^in the end DIMM successful. to address^the chair, the ^OWN became quiet and the
IHour was .iccordid to Mr. MeKinley. who^-poke 0|s^u the appeal takeu |MM
jday, r.nd supported tlie speaker's decision.
