New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
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us Itremhie aod dare not yield ..ooi.e-onsly
MI GaIpER esfaye1 20 speak, but wes ''ocHo'o'''
called 10 order. -. nofno. The effort
20 PASS a resolution .: this character nNde' '''o
There y Gre cries Of Order and demands Iof @ ,no
QnestiOn. The question: treat cici'V
prevailed in all pats OF the Han to he heard
Mr. GRIDpP y sean sought al oppoTtInity ~ 80 So =.
but. o. debate al 'his time "ae ou' "
/ requested him 20 take his seal. ,,1 ,ooao,,nrs
Mr RAxp.fL PENN in these hurried piooeeGusf 1,
al " ;se to enesrion of order, that tins House
has no power 10 dsmember me unl"n unu 'o ""'oi''
"a law 10 destroy the rights OF the States .,r
1r TtScK aJhio) meYcd 10 lay the resollaon upon
the table. ,, A., ,.oos ana ,avs and after.
ward moved n adjourn This was decided IN the neg
stiye--Yeas 20 Nays 10. ,.....
Mr. FNCK moved that when the House adlohfh u .,
Mr. J6HSsos penn asked to be excused from
voting ,,
Ihe SirAKEB refused TO entertain the motion SAVING
" such precodents set OF the members "oSiu
have il in their power 10 prevent an adjournment
Mr. JoHysoy-I want 20 cay word.
Mr. GlarIKLD replied, g Not word. -, ,,o
Mr. EIDRipGE appealed from tho dec sioh a, VI SA0
Chair hut the Speaker refused 10 entertain he hpPb
Mr. JOHNSON differed from the Char; ..,o,,on 90
Nj GARiaELp and Others called the gentleman 70
order. -, , .ho
The sPrAkIR said il was always in the power oi 'he
majority "a adjourn. -. -
Mr ELpEIDGE remarked that the motion wae hoI 1 .1
adjourn but that when the House old adjourn u ~ VII
Friday He then moved call Of the House. go
The SpIAKFK counted the House to ascertain WhIher
there was quorum. and announced mat iaet.
Mr. JOHNSON asked 10 De eNcuseu Honi 'V'"b '
The SPEAKER declined to entertain the motion.
Mr. TLDRIDGg wanted TO know Whether ne eoo'u "iAo
The SPEAKEa replied in the negative.
The House refused 20 order call yeas, 10; naYs -
Mr.. ELDRlDGR moved 10 reconsider ihe Vote py "niVn
the House refused u order cali
Mr. FISCK moved 20 lay the motion on the table: =,
The SiTAKER said he would entertain the molion
| .H..uxu IA mn.
MessrR ELDMDGE. FNcK ard others conupueu lne
dlatory motions the questions being decided py yeas
and neys. ,,,. j. ..s,, q.
move TO 20 into Committee Of The Whole on The Loan
MIR. EIpRrpGr said. If the gentleman from Penn
s-lysnia viii withdraw his demand for the previous
question in order that gentlemen on this side may dc
bate the subject we viii withdraw all further opposi
Mr. SrrvrSs-I sat here for 4s hours in lsGl. when
the Rebels retired and reads ~ Sit here +e hours
now. ~,
The House yeas "a ard nays I2p refused to adjourn
Mr.. CHsNIrR inquired whether it would be in order
~ have read memorial asking for the laying OF ele
graph csbls lie said IL very Interesting. but no
body but himself seemed 20 attach any Importance 10 IT.
The House again rejected motion TO adjourn, and
b. yea and nay vote. excused MI johnson Toih
voting for Al adjournment
The proceedings were here varied by Mr.. NARsHALL
Ill) saying tha, be absent yesterday when the
Committee OF Elections made report on tie Indiana
Washburne is entitled 10 the seat now held by MI II.
w voohees He now asked leave 10 tubnii the views
Of the minority.
This request was. after some hesitation granted
The di1tory motions 20 adjourn were then resumed.
Mr.. CHASLIR at 30 o'clock p. NJ moved that TIE
House Iesolve itself into Committee of The hole on
the state Of the Union.
The SPEAKER declared the motion ont Of order ~ the
demand for the previous question was pending
Mr. Smith (Ky) rose, holding newspaper IN his
hand ana wished TO make personal explanation a. a
reflection had been cast upon him and his friends.
Objections in,erposed o. both sides OF tbe
House, Mr.. wAsHBuHSE QLl saylhg "Le's pass 'he
resolution and tten we'll hear you.
Mr. FIN X moved that when the House adjourn II be
till Thursday and this, like other similar questions
was detern ned in the negative by yea and nay Voes
Mr. Smith again rose 10 Answer some article IL
Pittsburgh paper
Mr. BRoMwELL objected. stating as a reason that be
wanted TO vote on the resolution reported from the
Committee l,econstructlOn.
Mr., Smith wanted his explanation TO come IN as gu
episode kind of relief
Mr.. BEohwELL wanted 10 know the character OF MI
Smiths explanation
Mr.. SNiIH-If the gentleman will keep his mouth
slnt III tell him Laughter.
Nh. RoGERs wanted the rule suspended thai Mr.
/ Smith might make his explanations but the Speaker
informed him that the motion could be made only Ola
Mondays
by requiring tie Yeas and NAYS on motions 10 adjourn
and Others ia order 10 staye of vote on the reso-
luton.
that these dstOry motions should cease, II the major
ifv would oord one hour tomorrow for debste by the
minority.
VolcEs (on the opposite side)-Ssy two hours ono
hour l. not long enough.
Mr.. SCBENCk (eevatng his yoiee)-Pass the fes0'
lntun That tie OILY compromise
Mr. VoORIIEgs on coming into the Hail. wanted 10
make proposition. but numerous emphatic objections
were iuierposed on the other side Of the House.
! Mr.. WAsHRUHsR Hll) said: Let him be heard
| Ny. EIDRIDGE-Will gentlemen allow anybody 20
make a propositions
| FIJI No no
Mr. VOORHEES, called for the reading Of ths pending
resolutions which was read
intelligence was at this stage Of the proceedings.
privately brought from the Senate to the action OF
that body Oh the Veto Message crowd collected
near the desk Of Mr. Stevens and all seemed interested
| in the information.
MI Ross rose to privileged question but his voice
was drowned in cries OF " Order"
Mr. VooRiEEs stated that tie President had been
sustained in the Senate and this he repeated amid cries
Of Order" " order" from the opposite side Of the
chamber.
Mr. VoognERs. by general consent. made proposi-
ton He said ne had been here long enough 10 know
there was no amusement profit by remaining all
night He did not want 10 stay here, and presumed no
other gentleman did for nothing else than 20 CRAFTY
the aspirations and passions Of men over party resou
tons. In this important resolution had been
introduced by the gentleman from Pennsylvania. II
involved great aud fundamental principles He pIoposed
hu, not for any partisan purposes that the resolution
be printed and laid the desk Of members; and tfat
tomorrow his siGe of the House may have an hour 10
speak upon it, and that the other side enjoy the same
privilege .
Mr.. SPALDisG thought the proposition unreasonable,
and objected TO IT,
| Mr. EoGERs asked whether the majority would give
the minority any time At ALL bnt was answered by calls
10 order IT nearly O'Clock. and the yeas
and nays had been called IL times, or more.
The disposition Of the House, was 10 continue in ses.
sion until vote could be reached the resolution tnt
this the minority continued seeking to prevent unless
some time was ~ De allowed for debate. Hence the
latter continued to make their motions for delay prin.
oipally 10 adjourn either till tomorrow, TO some
other day and having one nth ofthe House it in