Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-22
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Speaker, for he reminded the gentleman that the ques
ton before the House was that OF MIR Buffers APP
peal
The discussion was further continued when Mr.
CoggsweiI moved that the Sergeant at Arms be di-
recled to remove the 'sred hot republican, member
from Boston, (meaning Mr. Wiggin,) from between
himself and the gentleman speaking, (Alr Lewis).
(Laughter)
The debate renewed with great vigor of tedi-
ousness when Mr. Butler asked To be excused from
voting, and on that motion called for the yeas aud
NAYS, which ordered.
Another debate followed, when the clerk called
the roll excusIng Mr.. Butler, and the result was
yeas II, nays 100 So the gentleman was not ex-
cused.
The Speaker, upon reflection, he remarked,
(having vacated his seat during the last call of the
roll, and left the hall, Mr.. KELLOGG of 1adley,
occupying his place,) reversed his decision in al.
lowing Mr.. Butler to take an appeal from the de-.
cision that when the House adjourn it be to
Monday at II clock, and decided that he could
not entertain that appeal
MIR. White moved that the House adjourn, and
gave as his reason that he did not know but that
the Speaker might reverse his decision upon this
matter, also, and hence the members could go home.
The Speaker ruled the gentleman out Of order,
and remarked that upon this point his mind was
fixed and his decisions would not be reversed.
Mr. White then moved that the rules be sus~
pended to allow the putting in for motion TO ad.
journ.
The Chair decided'th the motion could not be
entertained as 1t did not pertain 10 the main ques-
ton.
Mr.. Coggswell, desired to be excused from voting
on the main question, because he was encroaching
on sacred time by remaining to egislate in the eve
ming.
No notice taken of the gentIeman's notion
MT Usher rose to point OF order, but before he
could state It IN the manner he desired, he was
many tunes interrupted by Messrs Russell, Wiggin
ana WashDurn OF Boston, that he abandoned the at
Tempt.
The Speaker invited him to proceed
Renewed attempts were made to prevent his be-
ing heard, by asserting That he mad previously spok
en- on the question, but his emphatic declaration that
he had not SO spoken (WHICH If he had, would have
mace no dilefehce, so long as no one else wished to
speak, and he had right 10 the tloor,) senCed the
opposition, and he proceeded ia before o'cock.)
Alter speaking twenty minutes, he moved that the
orders oil the day be laid on the table, and on this
called for the yeas and nays, which were ordered.
The clerk called the roll, with the result Of yeas
ia, nays l25. So the orders were not laid on the
table
similar proceedings continued Tor some length of
time, when Mr.. Lewis rose TO speak 20 the main
question: ana argued at ength against the taking OF
Tue previous ,l queS, l9 al tna' lin'e'
mr. SHERMAN GREE Deh') OIL buckiaha' follow
Gu "a cam ana candid argument on the same side.
49, MI hoaa '"noWeu' dec"ting mar II the rest oil
the majority thought as he did, God helping him,
he would press The House TO a vote ON the question
mat night IN spite OF all the efforts OF the minority,
and even to the ruling OF every motion that might
be made out OF order.
Several gentleman rose and addressed the chair,
when, without recoe MIXING their saluations or even
stating the question: the Speaker asked il the House
was ready for the question: putting the vote and
declaring it carried with great rapditys amid the NJ.
most din and confusion, apparently not quarter of
the members knowing what was fraosn,r;ng he A.
Il ~ - -
The ClerL as ,ap;dl, corn,,aocoa tho ,ou i1
the wildes, disorder ,'e oyer Lna's I"i;h
eratiya asse,hl,, T,arobar - 49,. - 80 80
without number shnnting NJ he ,n or -
,o;oas stNJ So, -. " ~ toP u theH
ko--o' WI SPe'Ho' "Nu Pio'eStih9 WIN great We
'ilo oi WI Csher' win
no te''o' "a" to'oe iisns h'Sh ABOVE All the dln,
O' M VE tl1 De.ocIic members 10 refuse to vote.
roo,a .J T C 'ne CONFUSION remaining unaDaed'dl-
ed the name of Eveeth of Boston, to listen TO point
oil order urged by Mr. Lewis with voice and de-
H. 'iia' u the elements c0od scarce
luI ENSUING the Snaaker ;oo,,;ra3 if tho ro.,,I,
wanted the questions stated upon which the vote
DS''s ''N'
cali tbe Of 4Se uiI NO. ~ 14t 20
several gentlemen were on the aoor to sneak
when the roll was ordered to be called and his
rontr.~ - +a was aFol"afy ana
The Sneolsar ,11bood;,, a., .4
rected the Clerk IN nrocned biab ~ IA
inc tbe roll (tbe copfns;o iii ~ S II, n!iisn
in9) with tbe resnlt of I95 yaas ,1s
Further proceedings ensned in Which +bo
Sneaker t,viea fSodo 70 80 "a "nien Inc
appeals from his decisions.
The roll was then called, and when the names
OF Messrs Coggswell and Butler were reach ed
they each refused to vote; and their refusal being
unno5leea they protested that they were not COM
Pelleu 10 40 SO IN accordance with the rules and
'ii NJ ueG p,lo ol Ihe Ch9lr;
~ pusieL alSo Galleo t1e attention of the
$1,000 e5 " tne lacC 'hat MI h1dlcott OF Beverly,
nelIed to yoto Nv ueilauea tnat ne De com
p 49, ~ ~ acton however, was taken
The result If +bo Iii oT'ii naT NOE 1oA.o
reconsidoti 10 on al was La W o. 90 the
AtI-4 before 10 p M amid Tho croo4o.. 80
fusion, the House adorned e''"''9' Gun
MONDAY, Feb. 81.
STANDARDIZATION presented and referred.-Or
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