Mr. Speaker. without imputing to the gentleman from Wisconsin any intention of reflecting upon me. as a matter of fact. his remarks that I have made no effort toward getting consideration by the Committee on Rules of the immigration bill reflectson my conduct. In a moment I desire to state. as a matter of privilege. that when I first came to Congress I introduced an immigration bill of this character. but more restrictive in many respects. After the present bill was reported favorably and on the 1st of June I introduced a resolution and had it referred to the Committee on Rules. asking that the immigration bill be made privileged and a special order for immediate consideration. On the 6th of June I addressed a letter to the gentleman. Mr.
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