The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-14
,1.-r, sssn AIT, ,,er,aaded thesyeas aud

81 MEs hAMOAA.b u ohns1N - "-.tIEl5s
The yeas and nays were ordered -
81 The question was taken, tand 1t Wa5ede-
cided In The affirmative. Yeas, 1ls; nays.
3S: not voting, u. ts's; ~s.Ts''.-
" Messrs. Aver. Booker, Mckenzie, and
Platt, voted "Aye. n,.,,,,,
Messrs. Gibson, Mines, and Ridgwas,
voted "No.'
Mr.. Porter did not vote. 1900. :.
So the second part Of the resolution WIS
adopted. >.-.z, -, -, !, ,.;n, o .
gathered round the PRS nor Ut VIC De'
holding conversation win MN; ,,,,-c
Mr.. ROOT said: Mr.. 'EeakeT, 1 nia IA =
tho noint of order that hi member has INC
rioht ia converse with the prisoner at tne
bar while III custody. Jurors are not pc;
mitted TO hold communication WIZ tne pr
soncr Mt the'bar. o.,;,s tbp
| Mr.. SPEAKER: The Chur susts'llis t''
THE The vote was then announced as ABOVE
recorded. ..oso,,,.;o,,; b,s
been adopted, and the erSeaht-a n;aa. t
will take into custody ana hnia, suG1ess "
the further order OF Inc ~ noH 49,
Woods, now at the bar OF inc hous ..;3. ~
NJ" A. ALLISON moved to reconsider the
v,da hv which the resolution was udoptet !;
and also moved that the motion to recon-
slider be laid on the table. 81, arg,f i
'rha latter motion was agreed to. .f,,,,-
Mr., KERR: 1 offer the following as .
onestion of privilege, on which / shall de-
mand the previous question: 49,.
TEtW Whereas the prisoner ut the bar is poor
aud unable to employ COUNSEL and desires
the aid of counsel in his defence therefore
az Resolued, That the Speaker OF the House
be, and he hereby is, directed to employ
suitable counsel for the prisoner, to serve
him in his defence before the committee TO
which his case is referred, for inrestlga-
ton" ..',a -
MIR. DAWES Il should liketo make an
inquiry of the gentleman from Indiana. l
see. it is stated in the papers that purse OF
money was raised by the people of Rlch-
monl for this man. Has my friend any IN
formation OIL that subject! III.
Mr.. KERR: nave none whatever, but,
on the contrary, am informed that he is
very poor, and that information comes. IN
the form Of d letter addressed to the gentle
man from Pennsylvania who sits before me.
Mr.. INGERSOLL: Let the Committee
on the Judiciary inquire into his condition.
Mr.. KERR I do not yield. am in
formed by Mr.. Dillon, the deputy sergeant
alarms, that the prisoner was given some
friends on the street. and / presume it was
intended that he should supply himself
with some of the comforts Of life during his
incarceration. .-..
Mr.. MAYNARD I have understood,
but did not know whether it is true, that
writ of hdJeds corpus was sued out IN
Richmond in behalf of this prisoner and
have also understood that gentlemen on the
other side Of the chamber were telegTapfed
to defend this party without regard to ex-
pense, with the assurance that all expenses
would be met. =,
consideration Of the resolution. 1t is not
proper resolution. ..s,. .s.s ....-
too late. ..s 1850. =!
Mr.. INGERSOLL. Insist on my motion
to refer the resolution to the Committee Oh
the Judiciary.
Mr.. KERR rise TO Il question of Or
der. I demanded the previous question on
my resolution, and I submit that the mo-
ton of the gentleman from illinois is there
fore not in order.
The SPEAKER BY what right did the
gentleman speak after demanding the pre-
Vious question?
Mr.. KERR BY no right, except that the
Chair recognized ME.
Inc EAhCh IA Nt'ilhoe
claim the privilege of calling the previous
question and then enter on discussion. But
as this is a matter of personal right, the
Chair will concede to the gentleman the
right of calling the previous question.
On seconding the demand for the prevl-
Gus question there were-ayes, So noes,
| Sc.
So the House re!u led to second the de-
| mand for the previous question.
Mr.. INGERSOLL: move to refer the
resolution to the Committee Oh the Judi
ciary.
MIR. STOUGHTON: ! move to lay the re-
solution on the table.
Mr.. BURR and Mr.. RANDALL demand
ed the yeas and nays on the motion to lay
on the table. .......
Mr.. STOUGHTON: I withdraw my mo-
ton to lay the resolution on the table.
Mr.. RANDALL: | Object. -
The SPEAKER The gentleman has no
right to object. 80
| The question REQUIRED on Mr.. niger.
SOILS motion to refer the resolution to the
Committee Oh the Judiciary, and it was
agreed TO. t,.. .a,.s.,.....
MIR. INGERSOLL moved to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution was re.
ferred, and also moved thnt the motion to
reconsider be laid on the table.
The latter motion was agreed to.