The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

seat. He Is out of order.
Mr.. BUDD move o suspension of the
rules, In order to take up the bin.
Mr.. THURMAN (continuing): He has no
right to indulge in the strain of discussion
that he has, and then cut off reply.
Mr.. WooD called the member from Bed
ford (Mr. Thurmanl to order; and the
point of order was sustained.
A scene OF confusion ensued which the
Speaker found IL difficult to quell. Mr..
BAewELL renewed the appeal, in order to
allow further debate. Mr. BUDD insisted
upon suspension Of the rules. Half a
dozen members raised points Of order.
The SPEAKER finally decided that the mo-
tion Of Mr.. Budd was in order, and the
question was taken upon the suspension of
the rule that requires reference of the
bill to committee. -.....
The House refused to suspend the rule
by the following vote: N2
NOT so FAST.
Yeas.-Messrs. Andrews, Atlee, Bartlett,
Bodeker, Bowden, Brisby, Brist ow,. L. Fl.
Bryant, Budd, Bulman, Campbell, Chown-
ing, Clark, Cochran, Edmundson, Feyer-
man, Frayser, Fretz, Fulton, Gilmer. Cos
hurst, Harnsberger, Hollomon, Horton,
Hudgin, Jackson, Johnston, B. T. Jones,
P. X. Jones, R. g. w. Jones, Kelly, Low
enstein, Maddox, Mahood, Marshall. Ma
son, Matthew, McCaul, McCracken, Mil
Ter, Morgan, Moss, Noble, F. S. Norton, r..
Norton, PeatroSs, G. Perkins, F. NJ. Per-
kins, Popham, Ragsdale, Seaton, Geo. e..
Southall, Stubbs, Terry, Thayer, Thomas,
Thompson, Wood. Geo. Young. and Geo.
W. Young-63. ...,
Nays.-Messrs. Arnett, Bagwell, Henry
Bell. II. Nj. Bell, Boiling, Bradley, Breck-
inridge, W. A. Bryant, Buchanan, Burk-
holder, Chase, Daniel, Jos. j. Graham, Guy,
Hanger, Hatcher. Haynie, Hill, Hensley,
Henson, Chas. K. Hodges, John =. Hodges,
Keyser, Lpscomb, Massie, Mcdonald,
Murreli, Pannill, Poore, Read, Segar, Sher-
man, Smith, S. V. Southall, Shelton, Stro-
ther, Thurman, e. Walker. John f. Wall,
w hite, Hazel Williams, VIM. l.. Williams,
Winn, Woodson, and MIR. Speaker-45.
The bill was therefore referred to the
Committee on Roads and Internal Naviga-
tion. 81. .r -.
TOO QUICK AGAIN.
Mr.. WooD Immediately obtained the floor,
and commenced an expression of regret ut
the necessity for the step which he was
about to take.
| Mr.. WHITE. of Elizabeth City, arose to
the point of order that no question was be-
fore the House.
The point was sustained by the Chair.
WOULDN'T BE PUT DOWN.
| Mr.. WooD Then l make motion. l
move that the Committee on Roads be dis
charged from the further consideration OF
the bill just referred. I am member OF
that committee.
| Mr.. WHITE raised the point of order that
the bill having been referred, that subject
had been disposed of, and the consideration
Of the calendar must be resumed.
| The point of order was sustained.
Mr.. BUpD: Then 1 move that the consid-
Grafton of the calendar be postponed for
one hour.
| Upon this motion the yeas and nays were
ordered, and the vote resulted-yeas, 56 ;
nays, so. So the consideration of the calen.
dar was postponed.
| BOLD PROPOSITION.
| MIR. WooD then submitted the following
resolution:
"Rcsolued, That the Committee on Roads,
Sc, be discharged from the consideration
of House bill No. 46, with Senate amend
mcnts, and that the chairman of said COM
mittee be instructed to report the same at
once to the House,"
MIR. WooD commenced to speak In sup
port of the resolution, and having spoken
more than five minutes,
Mr.. DANIEL called him to order, on the
ground that he had exhausted his priyi-
lege.
The SPEAKER decided the point well
taken.
WHO DAREs? -
Mr.. WooD: Then, ask unanimous con-
sent to proceed. Now, let's see who will
object?
Mr.. DANIEL: do.
Mr.. MCCAUL asked that Che name Of the
objecting member be recorded.
Mr.. DANIEL: l have no objection to that,
l am sure.
More than half an hour was now spent
in the consideration Of points Of order, the
principal one being that the resolution OF
Mr.. Wood, being introduced under rule
80, during continuation of the morning
hour, the question was upon suspending
the rule requiring its reference to Ii COM
mittee, and not upon its adoption. The
Speaker decided that the resolution must
60 to the committee, unless the House by
two-thirds vote otherwise ordered.
Mr.. WooD appeale n this decision.
THEY s DER.
A desultory discussfon ensued, matters
becoming every moment more entangled,
until the friends of the bill, almost in de-
spair, moved an adjournment.
Mr.. MCCAUL made the motion, but his
men did not fall into line as promptly as
usual The motion to adjourn was lost
ayes, A !; noes, 81.
Mr.. BUDD then made motion to post
pone the consideration of the calendar an
other hour.
Mr.. BAGwELL moved an adjournment.
Agreed to ayes, % |; noes, A.. So the bill
went to the committee, and is there now.
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