The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04


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ING proceeded with until outsiders we're exciaoed
from the Moor
Inc Clerk replied that 4 was mot IN the power
81 any member 70 arrest the cali
Mr. Astmore insisted upon the. endorsements q
the rules Unless those unpriviledged persons
were excluded, the House was here ~ mob.
Ii the ladies now on the floor Be not excluded,
the wives and daughters Of others would claim =
similar courtesy applause in the gaiieTies(
The Clerk said he had no power over the door
keeper. The ladies, about 40 in number, here
began to retire from the floor.
Mr. Curtis said something amid the confusion,
to which re
Mr. 1snx1 AlnmAs &Ixorn Oh Io
strict and impartial execution az the rules.
Mr.. killinger said IS the ladies' had been turn
ed out, the men here By privilege shoulk be put
out. &s$ Hss#s
Mr.. Ashmcre. 60 with YOU. 8fs
Mr. Hickman, as . remedy for the pressure,
suggested that all the members withdraw for five
minutes, and let the floor b. cleared and then the
doorkecpcr could distinguish as they seyerally
returned who were members. Voices, that
would be the best way.
Mr. Briggs saw no necessity for such a course.
II I'll the members take their seats, itcould be
easily BE- ascertained who was privileged.
The House was called, and the only absentees
reported were brown, Cochrane and Stalworth
Mr.. Van Wicke asked the democratic members
from the city Of New York 70 anord PAIR ior
G. B. Cochranc.
Mr.. Craig, OF n. e., suggested that MI. 70
chrane be paired with NJ. Staiworttl.
Mr. Van Wickc objected 60 TINS, tnat among
other reasons, NJ. S.aiWorsn mas never Deen mere.
John Cochrane. He could nos consent 70
pair with ms coieaene unless " could PC SHOWN
that ne was nnder some peculiar personal obiiga-
tons % 20 ~. He iet taas superior obiiga-
ton OF party, ~ wen p patfiotic considerations,
prevented MN from lendinS nimself 70 PAIR.
vt. Dciano referred % tiie TACT that ne had on
z former occasion palreu with Jonh .oehrane
three JAYS, Win me understanding tnat inc iat-
ter was NOT aoie, from sickness, TO attend; ne
.houSnt ine same courtesy ana humanity should
o. extended % oiafk 2. OoehraAe 'front.' Dem
ocratic sue.
4 DuilaS these proceedings the noorw was cleared
q ladies and mauy unpriv'leged persons OF the
other sex.
Mr. clemens IN consideration o. the courtesy
ex.choed 70 MN ny tne nePapiican side was
@ililnS ia SPIT. 81 maenammity 20 par on with
Mr. tochrahe, II the hepubhcans would furnish
PAR - Mf. n.nworth, no UNDERSTANDING was
arrived az on TINS SUBJECT
The House decided TO proceed to the election
Of speaker.
MIR. Sherman rose amid profound silence. He
said, throughout TINS prolonged contest ne had
Dcen supported by large plurality q ms friends
ihcy till now hau adnered 70 nun with hdeiity
md devotion which ne respected and which no
'sa As'sa 80 "Pt''ASo - s.4eAs Sou-
1hey nau stood mere undisinayed
mid threats q dlsunion and disorganization,
conscious q the reehtude 81 their intentions.
irm in their alteration OF the Constitution and
ne obedience 70 al laws. Ihey had been silent,
irm and maniy-on the other hand they have
zen their ancient and national adversaaies bro
zen INTO fragments They have seen some Of
hem combined by written agreements TO prevent
majority o. me House from prescribing rules
or the organization OF TINS body. They have
lcard others proclaim that II Republican be
'lected President o. the United States they
you'd tear down TINS falr fabric and break up
ne union o. these states. and now they have
zen their ancient adversary broken, dispersed
ma disorgamzed, unite IN supporting gentle
nan mere W open ana avowed hostilify TO their
should regret extremely, and !
'ellese ~ would be national calamity to have
NJ one VINO 70 supporter directly or indirectly
! ,ns Adnin.stration or VINO owed i allegiance
= iasof o. alection, occupy any position in this
louise. ! should regard it as public calamity
2 nave 'he power q TINS House directly Or IN
nree'iy unoer the control OF this Administra-
io,l.
Anu \. womb Pc " seems 20 me 1atal mistake
. MA Poney y trust the power OF this House
!, ule nahas o. under the control 81 gentlemen
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