New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

hs roardod nv any gentleman as an invasion OF his per-
the TelIers TO take their places.
Mr.. BROOKS IS APPEAsED: a., o,or,,
withdrew his appeal but without acquiescing III 'io
decision. = 49, .,,n,..
Tho TelIers took their places. the storm which had
looked so portentOus passed away aud all was appa
ron''' '''0"' NoMiSkrIoN OF MIR. KERR.
Mr. RANDALL dem, PENN nominated MI heii u
lnu'"HA III MR.. BLAINE ELECTED SPEAKER.
The vote was taken and resuted-For James g. Baiho
OF Maine 1876 for Michael Kerr 9f thH indiana Ma Elaine was
duly elected Speaker of the House of iV
the xst E to aPG the s
The ceremony having been performed amid gensrsd
manifestations OF satisfaction the speaker eject
his opening address He said:
~ ADDRESS OF BLAINE.
rns oTs s Ss IaI Sos. haIe u upon
hs The gat6aon which this signal mark Of your confidence or &
'S Which pns % weight. d%: deysy ~ upon service: %:
succeeding chair :s %a: Ti,S4; Clay and
V.S.on ard Polk and Winthrop and Bln and Grow and CO &
wS dT s. shown boy '%n M. such meet marked pas relying
ssS sgT,H .1% % .s sS9''' ana S''P trusting g:
the indulgence .eh am sure you vi" ss, Ien1 and yoaf
gHsroa support The xL Congress assemblies az a"P.GS
SS % S aG y. aSs a Ts.
appropriately mbes the triumph Of the past. and the h s"p head
s15 .I, Sa +; asPes P1c hSso4 S% T
pSop S S e.n is bS% @ sustained by Congress that represents hs
iovs the patriotism personal worth OF the
President nAugurated will assure TO the county
purity fidelity and prosperyau era OF heiV
thoroughly Inspired with liberty; ons
gentlemen happy OF the day and invohhg lle s
blessing Of Almighty dod arduons and responsible hoor. o Az
you ready take the oath OF once Ahu en'ei uP wv
charge Of The daes TO which you have called me- ,, o.
TIE oath OF Office was then soemnly adln%nlseIeu % % ~
the Speaker elect by Mr.. WASHBURNE OF ILLINOIS, lhe
Senior Member OF the House.
SWEARING IN THE MEhBPRs. -.
When the ceremony OF swearing the members COM
menced they called up in patches OF 70 OF Sg
time who ranged themselves in the area IN front Oh e
Speakers chair and took the oath with upllited haus
MIR. sCHESCK OBJECTS To 4 NEW YORK hEhBbh. A,
When the New York members were about 10 take VIC
oath Mr. sCHENCK (Rep, Ohiol called attention 70 tho
case OF Mr. Reeves from tho st District VINO hou Dee
represented to him having given md and encourage
ment 10 Rebels while editing The GreenpoH NdichWm
The SPEAKER asked Mr.. Schenck whether ne supuii'
ted any motion on the subject - - .bo >oy,
Mr. SCHENCK said he did not. and thereupon ,hn 'o"-
York members including Mr. Reeves, were s"oIn i"'
sPvERAL MEMBERs OBJECTED TO. - -,
Oh,oction yras made by Mr. BUTLER 10 MT Iialnil VI
MARYLAND By Mr. SCHENCK TO MT MlhehssIer m aI t .,
Picc ~ Kenfucky and by Mr.. BROOKS to MT Van horn
and Mr. Dyer Of Missouri and these gentlemen stepped
aside and did not take the oath ,, ~, -,
MIR. LAWRENCE COhoD objected to MT; rogers ,,n OF
Arkansas and offered resolution on the subject Dut lne
resolution was laid tho table, and Mr. Rogers was
.,-- 49,, ,o,ooo,os
All the members with these exceptions aud deegatSs
having been thus sworn, the House at % OcIeeE au
iOurned.