New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
POLITICAL.
W-HAMPSHIRE.'
PROCEEDINGS IN TuH LpGISJArfrRH.


CONCORD, June 9.--In the Senate the Commit
tee the examination the returns tho election or
members. after hearing testimony from The town Of
Planhei relative to the cast there for samuel
Thrasher thatthey intended for amuo p Tnrashor
made "A return which accepted that The ato Samuel
p. Thrasher duly elected member OF the Senate
from the Xth District, and that the seat was mads
vacant by his death.
The Senate met again at p n when a resolution VIA
presented by Mr.. Fling that message be s<nt tho
House. by the Clerk. Informing that body that the
Senate is organized by the choice Of The Hon. Charles H.
Campbell temporary presiding OCcr, and the Attendance
Of John W. Currer clerk, and Luther g.. Morrill, assist
ant clerk that vacancy exist IN Senatorial District
NO by OF election BY the people and that
DANIEL Marcy and william r. Martin are the t.o highest
ohulnates and that vacancy exists In Senatorial DIS
tfct NO. 10. and that Albna Hall and \. Smith the
Two highest candidates. and that the Senate ready 10
nre' .e House in Convention at such time the Hone
may designate
'i nan Vi District No. moved TO strike 0ut al after
e i'''c d Shest candidate o. insert that The S.nats
WDe ready 70 meet the House m ycnton On Monday
neA az D. in Tor the purpose OF filing vacance, tho
Senate agreeabiy to the provisions Of lie Constitution
The amendment ana resolution were r,ietoI inc strict
party vote. The senate then took A recess.
In The House today after the reading Of the Ieurn,l
Mr. Wadlogh Of Milford offered a ~ ,ou,io, tb,t y NJ
Messor ana william NJ Parsons De stricken ON, tho roll
OF the House - ineligible. they not having resided
in the state the time required by law: also the name OF
g. H. Page Of Concord, he not having received majority
Of the votes cast Mr.. Bingham opposed 1t. and moved
that the resolution lay the table, which was carried
motion to adjourn to O'Clock p. NJ Monday was
defeated by strict perty vote The House adjourned
to O'Clock p. to-day. The fret on reason
bling will be to inform the that the House is
ready to proceed to business The Democrats and Labor
Reformers are in caucus, and threaten aLnight
session.
The first business in order before the House on reas
sembng. after qualifying tie Clerks election was the
resolution OF Mr.. Bingham 70 the effect tha the Senate
be informed OF the organization OF the House By the
election OF officers, and this Mr. Bingham moved tho
| previous question.
Mr. Wadlegh said the intention, he supposed OF
the minority extend this debate and other
10 a period Of time which would enable the minor
ty bring IN their sick members and he proposed to
do his part in the matter but he would agree the
part OF himself and party to vote Monday at D. M.
on the point Of moving the previous question.
! He spoke au hour and three-quavters in
very rambling manner and was called TO ordos when
motion 70 adjourn made and the roll called; but
the motion Oh not prevail. Then motion made to
allow Mr. wadeiSh to proceed, on which the'rou was
called and decided IN the negative.
Mr. Holt OF of Manchester obtained the floor anu 0c6d
pied 30 minutes He was followed by NJ. Wilson OF
Keene,who spoke Is minutes Mr. Adams called
to the chair. and several members paired
Mr.. Fletcher Of Nashua moved to adjourn TO Monday.
at 4p. m. LOsl53 TO ~. Mr. Rim5dell then spoke
the question before the House.
ELeUen D. MA general fbustering is going on ia the
House with prospect Of advance tonight. Tho
contest may be continued until morning. There i,
prospect fora ballot FOR Governor this week