HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


TUESDAY, February II, 1910
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The business first in order was the resolution
herctoiote submitted by Mr.. Campbell, Of South
Carolina, from the Committee Of Elections and
which is in The following words.


"RcSotred, That the Committee OF Elec ions be
authorized to have such papers printed, under It's di-
rection may be thought necessary 10 facilitate its
nyesigaonsino the subjects referred to its consi-
deration"


To which resolution Mr. Cave johnson had here
ioiore offered an amendment proposing To strike out
all aller the word Resolved and insert the follow
ing;


That all The papers before the Committee of
Elections including their Journal in relation TO The
New Jersey election, be printed Tor the use OF the
House and the committee"


And The pending motion was on the demand, here
toiore made by Mr.. Cave Johnson for the previous
question


MIR. G. JOHNSON said he wished 10 offer an
amendment in lieu OF the one he had offered The
other day.


Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of South Carolina said he had
been instructed by The Committee Of Elections 10 ac
cepi The amendment offered by the gentleman from
Tennessee the other day as a modification Of the
original resolution.


The SPEAKER said that as the previous question
was pending, there could be no debate Ii the gen.
tleman wished to modify, he could do SO.