Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12

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ident's veto IN the House;
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Barker, rep, Of pa. longyear, rep: q micn
Baxter rep, Of w. Lynch, rep, OF Maine;
Bcamen, rep, OF Mich. Marst0n, rep, OF n. Il.
benjamin. rep, Of Mo. Marvin, rep, OF 4; I.
3idWell, repa Of Gal. MeClurg, rep of Missouri.
boutwell,. rep, Of Mass. McIndoe, rep. OF Wis
Brandegee, rep Of Conn. Mckee, rep, Of Kentucky.
Bromwell. rep, Of Ill-,' MeRuer, Rep.. Of Cal.
RrOOmalJ, rep, of Pa. Mercur, rep, OF Ia.
BuckIand, rep, Of Ohio. Miller, rep. Of Pa, "
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Clarke, s., rep Ynf Kansas. Morris, rep /, OF y.
Conkiing, rep, Of N. Y. Myers, rep. Of Pa g
Cook, rep, Of illinois. Newell, rep, of y. J.i'0.
Cullum, rep of Illinois. QNeill reps 81 Ps.I gi1,
Daring, rep, of N, ~ Orth, rep, OF Indiana;
DAVIS, rep, Of \. Y. Palnr, rep, Of Wisconsin.
Dawes, rep 6f MASS Patterson rep Of ~ H.
Dcffees, rep, Of Ind. Perham. rep, Of Maine.
Delapo. repa of Ohie. Pike, rep, OF Maine ii.
BSS%ag rep VSnn FS%Ss0y sDss rep o ohic
Dixon, rep, Of r. /. Price, rep.. Of Iowa. nj q
DOnnelly, rep, of MINI. Rioe, rep, of Mass. ~,
Eokley, rep,, OF Ohio. Rice, rep, OF Maine:
ggeston, rop., OF Ohio. Rollins. rep, Of N. II.
Eliot Tepi of Mass fJJ Sawyer rep, Of Wis.
Fafnsworth, rep, Of Ill. Scbenck, rep, Of Ohio.
Farquhar, rep, ,of Ind. Seh9held, rep, OF Peenn'
Ferry, rep, of Mich, Shellabarger, rep Of y,
Garfield rep, IL Ohio. 4Spalding, rep, OF Ohio.
Grn6elT, fep. Of Iowa Starr rep. OF New Jersey,
GriswOld. rep ,9f y ~. Stevens. rep, 9f Penn'
Harding. rep. Il Illinois. ThcRa;. rss., rep. Md;
Hart, rep, Of New York, Thomas. j L.. jr, rep Md.
Hayes, rep, Of Ohio. Trowbridge, REP. Of Mich,
Henderson, rep, Oregon. Nps0n, rep, OIL Mlcnigan.
Hgby, Eep,, q ya; Van Van hhefnam. h rep Wv " .
Holmes, rep. of N Y, Van Horn, rep, OF Mo.
Hooper, rep. Of Mass, Ward, rep, of New York.
Hotohkss. rep, N, Y. Washburne, rep Of III.
Hubbard, rep, Of Iowa: WashburD, rep, Of Ind.
Hubbard rep, ofWgVa. Mashburn, rep. Of Mass.
Hubbard, rep, Of Conn., Melker, rep, OF Ohi0:
Hubbell, rep Of Ohio. Wentworth. repy OF ILL.,
Hulburd, rep, OF y. ". Wilson, rep, OF Iowa.
Humphrey, rep. of N. Y. Wilson, rep, Of Penn.
Irgersol, rep, OF ILL., - Window, rep, of MINI.
yenckes. rep, Of X. Lor Woodbridge. rep, Of VT,
Kasson, rep, Of Iowa. and the Speaker. ,,.
AnooDa, dem. Of Pa, phelps, rep. of Nd. q
bergen, DEM, Of MY. Radford, dem, Of N. Y.
Boyer. DEM, fPa. 1IEI Randall, dem., Of Pa. Iy
Oohroth. dem., OF Pa. Randall, rep, OF ky' :. q,
Dawson, dem, of Pa. Raymond, rep, Of n. 7.
DennisOn, dem., of Pa. Hitter, DEM, OF Ny.
Eldridge, rep. Of Wis. Rogers. DEM, Of N.J st.
Finck, dem.. of Ohio. Ross, dc ~, OF III. v
GlOssbrenner. d., OF Pa. Rousseau, rep, Of Ky.
Harding, dem., OF KY. Shanklin, rep, OF NY,
Harris, dem, OF Md Sitgreaves, dem of N. j,
Hogan. dem., Of Mo. Smith, rep, OF NY. .
Hubbell, dem, of N, Y Strruse, dem., Of Pa.
Humphrey, dem, of N . Y. Taber, DEM, Of N. Y.
Latham, rep, of WV, Taylor, dem, Of N. y. |J
lie Blond. dem. Of Ohio. Thornton. dem.. Of Ill.
Marshall. dem., Of Ill. Trimble, dem,, of ky;. a.
NiblScE, dem. Of Ind. Winfield. dem. .'oi N. Y.
Nicholson, DEM, of Del. Wright, dem, of NsJ.
NOEL, rep. Of Mo. fA rI lrf .sJlr
The Washington correspondent of the
Nelc York Times in referring to the vote
says: afi 5r, .b.ia.,...r-. q. = ,..,.,' N
Seldom IL ever in the annals of legislation
in this country has such a scene been witt
messed on the passage OF any legislative
measure. The House was unusually well
represented. there being only Is members
absent, while several others had tele-;
graphed that they were on their way, but
fiiled to arrive in time. Three members
were present who did not vote, making 81
members who failed to record their votes.
Of those absent, Messrs. Ames of Massachu-
setts, Anderson of Missouri, Blaine of
Maine, Hubbard of New York, Dumont
and Julian of Indiana, Kuykendall of Illi-
Dois, Sloan of Wisconsin, Warner of
Connecticut Culver and Williams of
Pennsylvania, and briggs of Michigan,
in all twelve and all Republicans, would
have voted for the bill. Messrs.
Blow of Missouri, Bingham of Ohio, and
Goodyear, Jones aud Chanler. of New
York, Grider of Kentucky, johnson of
and Kerry of Indiana, Dem
Dcrats, in all nine, would have voted against
bhe bill, making the total, in full house,
)ne hundred and thirty-four against fifty.
Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio, did not vote because
paired with Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Stillwell was paired with Mr.. Julian,
md Mr.. briggs, the only other member
present who did not vote, missed the op-
by being unintentionally absent
when the roll was called. The Republic
,ans, or those elected on the Union Party
ssue against Democratic opponents, who
7oted against the bill, were Messrs. Ray
nond, of New York; Phelps, of Maryland;
Latham and Whaley, of West Virginia, and
Smith, Rousseau and Randall, of Kentucky,
n all seven. Mr.. Mckee, of Kentucky,
was the only member from that State who
voted for the bill. I