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TUESDAY, Dec. Sd. 1914.


The House convened precisely at Y o'clock and no
had the minutes OF yesterday business been read
than


JOHN ovrscs ADAM, caught the eye Of the Speaker,
and presented the following -


Resolved That 25h standing rule for conducting
bushes in this house in the words following - No
tition, memorial resolution other papers, praying
the abolition OF slavery the District OF Columbia or
asy State Territory or the slave trade between the
United States Territories Of the United States. in
which exists shall be received by this House
entertained in any way whatever" be, and the same Is
hereby rescnded.


In an instant dozen members rose TO their feet crying
" MIR. Speaker, Mr.; speaker""I move," MR. Speak.
er :" 1 move tha,"-but-


JAcoB TnoMrsos, of Mississippi. got the nod OF the
Speaker and he moved to lay the resolution on the ta


The ayes and nays were instantly called by half do
members and silence was partially obtained to hear
the result


as lost, by a vote OF yeas 81, nays l0t


Copies Of " The Msdisonian,n containing the Presi-
dents Message here distributed among the members,
A Message from The President was announced, and
JoHS TYLER r presented himself with the message and
an armtul Of documents accompany ing H.


The previous question the resolution presented BY
Mr. Adams wa tnen called, and without word Of de-
bate, attempt, the Ayes end Nays were called
YrAs-Messrs. Abbott, Mass; Adams. do; Anderson.
n X; Baker, Mass Barnard, y; Benton. 90 Bissa,
1issa ciasnsn a1 s'psal' Clinton sesnsr S %
Pa Dillingham;, Vt Duncan, Ohio Dunlap, Mel Ellis.
n "; Elmer NJ j.; Farlcc, do Fish. N. " Florence,
Y; Grinneli, Mass; Hale, N II Ismn. Me-, .HaHn.
Ohio; Hardin, III Harper, Ohio; Henly, Ia; herrsk,
Ne; Hubbell, n X; Hudson, Mass; HungeriCrd, n X;
Johnson, Ohio; Kennedy la Kennedy, Md King Moss;
Klrkpsires " Leonard y Lyon %.d,; Mich aSc. Nc.
Mcliya'ne, Pa Marsh, W; Morris, Pa Mosely n X;
Mes, rai Owen, Ia; Parmensr Mass; Paterson. X;
rfass f' fi% roe,toa Ma raGds' S'f n u Ramsey
Rs,hbun, ~ Y Ritter, Pa Robinson NJ vi Rockwell,
Mass; Roges, \ St. John Ohio Sample snn s.; Ia;
Caleb smith, DO s,e,son, N. r.; stewsrt,
"a "a Ss~ss S.i III Wshse d @hesssS
White, KY; White, Me; Williams, Mass; winthrop,
d' Wright !. A,nsSn wIss n SG'i ss. r.nn Akin
Ga; Black, $ e.; blackwell. Tenn Bowlin. Mo- Boyd
G; Caldwell, Ky, causiD, Md Chapman. Ala Chap
man, Va, Chiffon do, Cobb oi, Dahiel, n CT Dayi.,
Aia Dromsoos, Va; FickIin, i; French, Ky G0sgn,
va Gfidef KY; Haralson, Ga Holmes, :. q HogeIil
Hopknsva.; Houston, Ala Hubbard Va Hughes MO-; =.
ioger'oll, Pa Janesou MOI Cave Johnson Tenn;
Andrew Johnson dol Jones' do; King y; III LsDran- n
enc, La Lucas Va; Lumptin Ga MeG,er,sna a,n IA;
La; Murphy, Ny, Newton, Va norris, EH' rsyns, y,,
Ala peyton, Tenn; Reid, n. C Reding n III Relic,
No Rss = Hseqsy siyIse XII la smith III m IS s.esniod,
va S,enhsns Ga stiles do; stone, Ky Stone, Ohio;
Taylor " Thoma',Sn Ky thsmps0n T.ncx Mcss
| The srrAKsm announced the vote-yeas los nays 20,
and declared the resolution resembling the 2o'h hue as
i adopted ...
i ,opcared more astsnsbcd than MIR. Adams himself


rhe Message vi the President then read by Cleik
NcNuty commencing at 10 minutes before O'CLOCK
rhe members generally engaged In perusng its con-
long previous, and the locomotive with exrss lor
your city had probably, reached Baltimore before II was
halt finished in the House. -


Resolutions print Sooo and 10000 copies were oner-
| ed. and ,.,


Jopr wsSrwoRru Of Illinois, on rcd an amendment 10
print 600 in the German language tCries oil On, no.
| - don't de itv from some native genius
| JouN p Halt OF New Hampshire, offered an amend.
ment tina, the same number be printed n every other
language any where spoken ~ shs un"ea sa sss.
/ all right" -. .,,,a