The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-12

allow any deDaIe, anu Calleu ioi tuo
yeas and nays
The yeas and nays were ordered, and
resulted 4: yeas 80; nays $50.
The Speaker having intlmated that
in an examination of precedents he FAD
reconsidered his opinion on the question
submitted by Mr. Niblack r,.,r
Mr.. LeBlond Dem, o. moved to lay
the bill on the table. = go.
Mr.. Schenck (DisuniOn, o. made the
point of order that the motion was not
in order. t. 1855. e, .r,s
The Speaker overruled the point aud
stated grounds of his doing So -., -
The vote was then taken on the mo 4
ton to lay the bill on the table, and re-
sulted-yeas, 81; nays, l2l; so the House
refused to lay the bill on the table.
Mr.. Finck moved that when the House
adjourn oday, it adjourn to meet on
Thursday next
The House refused to order the yeas
and nays on the motion, or even 70 order
| tellers on the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Eldrldge moved that the House
adjourn, and the yeas aud nays were or
dered
Before commencing to call the roll
| Mr. Eldridge withdrew the motion, sta
ting that the intention was to gag the
House. The majority might 60 on and
do so
The previous question was then sec
onded, on the passage of the bill, and the
Speaker put the question to the House:
Shall the bill pass, Notwithstanding the
objections of the President!
The vote being taken by yeas and
NAYS, as directed in the constitution, re
snlted-yeas 100, nays Al.
The Sneaker directed his name to be
called as a member of the House, aud on
its being called, he voted yea
Nh Bingham (Disunion, o. was pared
OF with Messr5 Williams (Disuniou Pa }
ami Hubbard IDisunion, n. " who
vouid have voted for the bill Mr. john
son Dem PENN was detained at home
by sickness Mr.. Sloan (Disunion, Wis.,
was absent on leave Mr.. kerre Dem
Ind J vas pared of with Messrs. Julian
lDisunion, Ind J nd'Stillwell [Disunion,
Ind J. who would have voted for the hill
Mr.. Order Dem. KY was paired of
with Mr. Ames (Disunion; Mass. Mr..
Wentworth stated that his colleague,
Mr.. Kuykeniall (Disunion. Iii was not
present. as he understood he would have
voted against the bill Laughter
The following is tha vote in detail
YF4a-Messrs Alley, Allison, Delos X.
Ashley, Of Nevada, James NJ Ashley OF
Ohio. Baker, Baldwin, Banks, Barker,
Baxter Beamau, Benjamin. Bidwell,
| Bo0t7; eli, Brandagae. Cromwell, Broom
ali IucElani, Bundy. Reader v Clarke,
IT Ohio, Sidney Clark, of Kanzas. Cobb,
CouEling, Cool. Cullom. Darling. Davis,
Dawes, Duiroes Delano, Deming Dodge,
Dixon. DDhelly, EcEley, Eggleston, FL
field, Grinnell, GrisWold, Hall, Harding,
Of Illinois, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Hig
h, Hill, Holmes, Hooker. H0tchEiss.
Hubbard Of Iowa, Hubbard, OF West
Virginia Hubbard. Of C0nnecticut, Huh
lard, # Ohio, IIulhurd. Jas Humphrey,
If New I0rl, inGersoli JencEs. hnsson
Kelley. Erlcu KetChum, Laiiin, George
| !. Lawrence William Lawrence. Loan.
IGncyeaT Lynch, Marston Marvin. Nc
| Ciurg McIHloe Mckee, McRuer, Mercui,
Miller SIoorehcad, Morrill, Morris Noul-
ton Myers. Newell O'Neil, Orth. Paine,
Patterson Perham. Pike, Pomeroy,
Plants Price. Rice. af Massachusetts.
Rice, of Maine, Rollins, Sawyer. SChencE,
Sc0Gald SheiiahargeT, SpaldiuG, starr,
S:erans, TlIayer. Francis Thomas 0i Ma
rylari Johns Thomas II. TIOwhlidge
Epson Van Aayman, Van Horn, II New
York, Van Horn, OF Missouri Washbprne,
of Illinois, WaShnUTnr, OF Indiana, Wash
burn Of Massach usttt8, Ward Martin
WclfnI Wentworth, Wilson, OF Iowa
+ p.,p..,. l., l,r;J
Wj:A.m and tha Speaker. Total, 122.
NAYS -Ncssys. Ancoua, Bergen, Boyer
CoitCoth, Dawson, Deuisou, Eldridge
FmcF, ClnsshnuGer 'Iaring Ky. Har-
r!s Hogan, Edwin VI Huhbell, ~ y.
Iyne, NJ Humphrey N y. Latham
lie Blond Mnr>hali Mccullough Nj
black, Nicholson Eoell. Phelps. Rad
ford Samuel J. Randall Penn. }. WA
II Randall Ky Raymond. Ritter
Rogers. Ross. Rousseau. Shdnll;n Sill
oreaves, Smith, %trsuse Taber, T. ylor
Thornton Trimblc Whalev Winfield
Wright total Al
The Speaker announced the passage Jt
tf,e bill in these words. Twothirls OF
tGa House having oil reconsideration,
agIeyd 10 the passage of this bill, and it
being certified officially that the Senate
Is a similar majority has also agreed to
is passage | do therefore hy tn au
ihnrfy If the constitution OF the United
state, declare that al act to protect
all persons in the United States iii Geir
civil rights and furnish the mean, Of
then own v,Uiicltion. has be2am- a
Law.
In the midst of the excitement follow