Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-12-14
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JOHNSON, President.
NEW ADvERTIsEMNNTs.

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pRocEEDINas OF CONGRESS.
!. The Congress, of the United States. as
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meeting, the Republicans hela a. 2 caucus lsas'
which was attended by one, hundred and
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Rspressnsatiyss. n conqrsss "a assembled, m M
That 4 Joint Committee of fifteen members
shall be appointed, nine OF whom shall be
members % q me house ana W @ ses osu.
sss' ~ s,asss - sh;ab formed tbs sosaiiad Gon.
fadarate States Of America, ., s and whether
they or any Of them are entitled to be rep
resented In IN either House OF Congress WITH A
leaVe 70 lspor. ~ apy '.ue, y y ~ ~. :. y,us,
,nas. m,ss ans "a snai,s antsd mon (, Congress.
no member shall be received into either
House from any Of the said so:ealled Con:
federate States and all papers relating to
representatives Of the said States shall be
referred to said Committee without debate. I"
mleuon M. aano, a ,s,auar, ,,o. .nno;n,-
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ed to present sne ABOVE tesoloaon 10 'ne
House. Immediately on it's organization.
AZ noon. son Monday, Mcpherson, the
"a, r,.,L of tho Ho,,.e nr,o5oesded 70 call as
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requireo;oy law, fsne leal " sne iu0.noel'
elect. While the roll was being called,
Mr.. MAYNARD, Of Tennessee, whose name
issit = not on tbe lat wished TO suggest some
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rnpted. AFTER sne Gall was comPieeeuu
Maynard again rose, but the Clerk again
ruled him out of order. One hundred and
soven.v members an,swe,ea tn their names.
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AT !sle eonoiuslons o.s .ssne eali y ,ne = 1on'
MIR. Morrll,'of Vermont moved that fne
House proceed to the election of Speaker.
! Mr.Maynardagain attempted tobe'heard,
but was silenced by cries of ssorder."
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, protested a.
gainst the refusal to hear Mr.. Maynard,
claiming that if Tennessee was not State
of the Union, and If Mr.. Maynard was to
be regarded rs an alien, the President OF
the United States, citizen OF Tennessee,
was also an alien and an usurper.* He de.
manded that the members from virginia
and Tennessee should be admitted, and de-
nounced the refusal Of the House to admit
them as despotism.
Mr. Brooks was frequently called to or.
der, during his remarks, BY Mr.. Stevens, OF
Pennsylvania, and others, and finally asked
Mr.. Stevens when ne proposed TO consider
the question. Mr. 3. replied that ne pro.
posed TO CONSIDER IL az sne proper ume,-
The response eIlclted considerable applause
from the members and spectstors, ~
The Clerk said be could not recognize
any one as member whose name was moi
on the roll. .':' -.
Mr.. Morrill, nominated Mr. colfax fol
Speaker. ~ ..-z
Mr.. Winfulu nominated Mr.. Brooks.
Upon proceeding to vote, Mr.. Colfax re.
ceived lS9 votes, Mr.. Brooks 30.
Mr.. Colfax being declared duly elected,
was escortedato the chair By Messrs: Nor
|rill ndRrooks, and delivered aspeech ex-
pressing his gratitude forthe honor confer.
red again upon him. - %. -.
Mr.. McPherson was elected CLERK, Mr.
Ordway, Sergeant-at- Arms, Mr.. Goodenowl
Doorkeeper, and Joseph Oracle, Postmaster
Mr.. Stevens offered bill forthe appoint
ment Of fifteen members to report whether