The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

V1olauou oI tne ne sn0u.d vote against
Mr.. .BucKA1Ew (dem.) Of Pa, next addressed
the Senate against the bill.
After much debate the question was put, Shall
the bill pass, the Presidents objections notwth-
standing 2" 1t was decided in the affirmative as
follows:
YEAs-Mesz:s. Anthony, Catten, Chandler Con-
ness, Cragln, Creswel, Edmunds, Fessenden,
Fogg, Foster, Fowler, Frelnghuysen, Grimes, Har-
ris, Henderson, Howard, Howe Johnson, Kirk
wood Lane Morgan Morrill, Nye Poland Pome
Summer, Tmnbul, Van Winkle, Wade Wiley,
Wilson, Williams and Yates-38.
NAYa-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan, Davis, Dixo,
Dooltte, Hendricks, Nesmth, Norton, Patter ,or, ~,
and saulsbury-10. son
ABSENT Or MOT Vo1Na-Messrs. Brown, c,,t,
'rie, McDougall and Riddle--4 outn-
The Chair (Mr. Foster) announced +,,+ +,,,
thirds of both Houses having vote ras this
bill the objection c1 "a q pass sna
it had become a law. 10 1olieSAoel''
IN THE HOUSE,
The reading Of the messagew .ro4,,
most unwonted attention on tb - s 70 VIII
bers on both sides Of the Ho, g part OF tne mem
tators in the crowded gall es oSe ny 'me npee
two members were noticed as being in nc conyersa. .
TGn NO on tne repa9Aea5 a side of the House, when
Speaker to shs kss. called Il attention Of tho
smbeIs were viola 10 tbe Tnles md "u nersoot sSe
order was. restored. % 'Ao Ao1o'' "no poi1eo'
Ing 21agspn STA eng that the effect of passing
seX oe elevate traitors and rebels into
Wa Atriots, on the same level with
Naan alai s.. sr, F4ampden and Sidney, provoked Cd
genets. a'3le - OF derision among Republican mem
ners; Dus tAat was almost the only point wheze,
any man .festations Of feeling were made. The
reading terminated at thirty-fve minutes rnst
TWO, naung occupied about ffty-fve minutes
Some applause was manifested on the Democratic
Ede BY clapping Of hands.
LIE SpEAlkER-The question under the conatitu-
ton ls, Shall the House m OF on reconsideration egree
MI. r.sEEYINs-I propose that we proceed imme-
diately to that question.
Mn. ELDRIDaE (dem.) Of Wis.-The minority of
the House, profoundly sensible that their official
duty would require them if in their physical power
to defeat this bill, are equally conscious that no
effort Of theirs can prevent by this BILL as they
think, dissolution Of the Union. They only in
the name o. the republic, in the name OF all they
bold DEAR protest against this action Of this Con-
9ress.
Mr.. THAYER {rep.l, of Pa.-File it.
Mr.. STEvlNs-H understand the gentlemen on
the other side, they are willing that this vote be
taken without further delay or further debate.
Messrs. BOYER ldem.), OF ofPennsylwania, and An
COMA ldemr), Of Pennsylvania, rose at once, and
denied that there was any such up derstandine.
Mr.. Ancona declaring that no power had been
delegated to Mr. Eldridge.
Mr. EIDRDiE-We feel that we t.a7e no power
to resist the efforts on that side OF the House to
MIR. STEvENs-I do not want to move the previ-
ous question unless it is necessary.
;, Mr. LE BIoND-As member OF the House on
this bill is the death-kne Of republican iibersv or m
this continent-(laughter OH the republican sidej
II had q sufficient number q. members on this
side OF the House to stand with me, this bill
never t ,h never sL4 SHOULD become law would Leave
II 70 tne next congress, wit h sixteen States uu-
represented, to take tho res oonsbty of striki1 70
tins blow al the Governmerl It.
Mr. STEVENS Then understand ibat we ca n
no. a agree % that the vote. shall be taken without
MIR. LERlesD-I do not know whether there =,rc
men enough on thus sifle willing to join me. We
~ nave 9aa no consultation; we have not talked on
will hold, and that majority Of the Honee vii
suste.n him IN that ruling, that. by a tWo-thirds
VOC, all rules can be suspended. includine, those
under which the action of the majority ha3; some
%anI be nsaass That being We feel that
fort We're it OTHERWISE l. for ono. shonid feel it
ny duty to stand with the gentleman from Ohio
lMr. LeBlond) until the last hour of this expiring
Congress should have passed.
Mr. BOYER desire to say that the gentleman
from Wisconsin (Mr. Eldridge) has spok en- by no
authority from me, and by no authority delegated
to him by those around me. So far as 4 Under
stand shaA deem it my duty to employ all means
not a sufficient number on this side Of ne House
TO make opposition eftectual Of course INST weld
With reluctant assent. :, '''' A''e
-, Ihe 81 SPEAkER-The gersleu1 an from Wisconsin
Sai; ESa1ageS S I has alluded ta, an anticipated de-
Chair has stated to gentlemen on both 81 es frank
eaas every speaker OF all parties who nus occu-
pleo tns cnalr has held lhat on MONDAYS after the
hour ana cn he last ten days OF session,
tI;rs os 's mcn we nave ourselves ac ,pted, tTo-
every rule that stands IN .ia 80 80 ~