Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-13

/ ed 10 the world but he objected to this proposition
Mr. Fuller, of Boston, TO speak, but gave wa!
| for motion TO adjourn bv Mr. Dunn, of RoXbuy Int
motion was negatved-l63 TO 1872
! MIR. Fuller called for the yeas and nays on the pre-
vious question, and proposed speak on the notion
TIE Speaker ruled him out Of o der-the motion was
not debaabe.
Mr.. KimbalI, of Boston, said he opposed to cali
ing the previous question, AND proceeded to give Ms
reasons the main question: when he vas called to or
der by Mr. Wilson, of Lenox.
Mr. Lincoln, of Boston, moved an adjournment MIR
Boardman called for the yeas and nays on the notion,
but subsequently Withdrew the motion. The ADJOURN
ment negdtved-16S to It's.
Some debate followed upon motion OF MIR Keith, OF
Roxbuy, TO lay the mntiou for the previous question on
the table. The motion was then withdrawn.
Mr. Fuller, of Boston, made remarks, when he
called to order for irelevancy, and appealed from
the decision of the Chair
MIR Stetson of Brantree, moved adjournment. =
Lost-156 to 1877.
Mr. Fuller being desired TO reduce his apr cal to wri.
ting said he would if the Speaker would psf his dccs-
ion in writing. On his motion the yeas and nays wer
ordered on the appeal
Mr. Gardner of Boston moved ar adjournment Lost
-146 to 1853.
Mr.. Keith of Roxbury moved to reconsider the call
for yeas and nays the appeal.
The Speaker said that it would go under the orders
of the day. After debate upon suspending the
rules, and considering the appeal at this time.
Mr.. Brooks of Boston moved an adjournment, Lost
-l46 to Ill.
Mr. Nettleton of Chcopee objected to the many mo-
ons which had been made, as tending to embarrass
the Speaker and the business of the House. He was
willing to give his friends of the majority opporu4l
y to work. In this matter he did not for the
"Boston regiment any other regiment. Applause,
which was checked by the Speaker.l
The Speaker said he had allowed great latitude in
the debate and had been under the necessity of calling
gentlemen tn order He was IF tho that the
motion to consider the appeal from the chair at this
time, was contrary to the rules.
After some discussion upon suspending the rules tn
appeal was withdrawn
Mr.. Colby Of Boston, made remarks, was called
to order appealed from the decision the Chair The
appeal was sustained the mover alone voting for it
Mr.. Parker of Shirley, commenced speaking, but
was called to order by Mr.. Kmball, of Boston.
The previous question called for by Mr. Earle or
the amendment, and the question taken on sustain
ing ii, and decided in the affirmative, by lS4 yeas tc
1874 nays.
The.ques,ion then required on the amendment of NJ,
Keog, which taken by yeas and nays, and decided
in the negative bY vote of l26to l98-
The vote then taken on the order of Mr. Earle
assigning IL l2 O'Clock Saturday, for the election of
). Senator, and carried by vote Of 1863 to 121.
SATURDY, Jan. IL.
SENArE.-Mr. De Witt presented petition from
the President and directions of the Mechanics Bank
Worcester, praying for leave increase their capital
referred to the Committee on Banks and Banking
Mr. Robinson presented petition from the President
and Directors of the Salem and Lowell Railroad, ask
ing leave to extend their road to Salem.
A message from the House was received announcing
the candidates for Governor and those for Lieut. Gov
ernor.
At II A. NJ, the Senate proceeded to the choice o
| G vernon.
The whole number of votes was 80
Necessary to choice II
George S. Boutwell, had 81
and was declared chosen Governor for the ensuing
year.
AT IL 1-2 O'Clock the Senate proceeded to a baIlo
tor Lieut.. Governor, the whole number of votes wa
20.
+ Necessary to a choice Is
HenryW. Cushman had 20
and was declared chosen.
HoUsE-Mr. Ease of Worcester, from the Comm,
tee on the subject of Reporters Accommodations, mad
report accompanied by order provide an addtio
nj esk for the Commonwealth" and g Traveller.
reporter and for the assignment of the desks at the mex
session, the order adopted
The subject Of the assignment of the election of Sen
ator then up, for account of which, Sc. cdito
rial article.