The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-24

| Ogles6y.
senator Cummings put in nomination
Hon. Lyman Trumbull, ana Senator
| Brooks w. +. Coolbaugh.
| The vote was us follows:
FOR oGLEsBY.
Baldwin, Burns, Garfield, Castle, Crews
Cunningham, Cusey, Donahue, Dow,
Early, Fcrrel, Green, Hampton, Henry,
Jacobs, Nicholson, Palmer Patterson,
Reynolds, Sanford, sheldon, shepard,
Short, Steele, Strong, Thompson, Upton,
Waite, Whiting, Wilcox, Williamson,
Yager--32
FOR TEuMBULL.
Brown, Burke, Casey Cummings
Glenn, Gundlach, llnchcIi0e, Hundley,
Kehoc Lee, Murphy, starne, Norls,
Ware, Warren, Ioungblood--lG.
FOR CooLBAUGH.
Archer, Brooks.
Absent and not voting, McGroth.
Governor Oslesby, having received
majority Of the votes cast, was elected
upon the part Of the senate.
HOUSE.
The hour for the special order having
arrived, the election OF senator, Mr. Con-
molly placed in nomination Richard j,
Oglesby
Mr. Rogers OF Mclean, placed in noni-
nation Lyman Trumbull.
Mr.. Dunham asked if it was in order TO
discuss the nominations made.
The speaker decided not.
Mr.. Durham, desiring to discuss the
constitutional bearings of the question,
took an appeal from the ruling. Yeas and
NAYS demanded, The decision was sus-
tained-yeas 9S; nays Al.
The roll was then called. Richard j.
Oslesby received 81 votes; Lyman Trum-
| bull received GO votes. Those voting for
! Oglesby are:
Anderson, Hay, Rice, Barklcy, Henry,
Roun,ree Bscock Herting, Savage, Bad
we'll, lIildrup, Sawyer, Branson, ilollen-
back, Seaman, Billiard, Hopkins, Senne,
| BUSHNELL lnscore, shaw, Cassidy,
| jacques, Sheridan, Carpenter
Johnston, Snow Chambers, Jones' Soule,
! Connolly, Lane Of Hancock, Starr,
Gross, Davis, Dement,, Dalton, Elmer, Fer
| rIcr, Freeland, Freeman, Golden, Gordon,
Graham, Granger, Grant, Grey, Grilley,
| Harvey, Hawes, LomeX, Mann, Msssil,
| McGee, Mitchell, Moore Of Marshall,
Moilitt, lakewood, Oleson, Penield, Pin
nell, Plowman, Pollock, Race, Ramcy,
Rankin, Ray, Stewart of Winnebago
Stewart of Mclean, Swan, Taggart
Thomas, Truitt, Warner, Washburn
Wayman, Webster, Westfhl, Wecker
Wood, Wymore, Mr.. Speaker.
Those voting for Trumbull are
Alexander OF Crawford, Ale xQrder o
Montgomery, Armstrong OF Grundy
Arm strong of La Sale, Balow, Bisho,
of Edgar, Bishop Of McIlenry Blakely
Booth, Bryant, Casey, Collins, Condor
Conkritc, Darnell, Dewey, Dolan. Dresser
Durham, Easily, Flanders, Forth, Herring
ton, Hite of Madison, Hita of St. Clair
. Hailes, Jackson Jessup, Lane Of De
Witt, Lemma, LomuX, LOomis, Marsh
McAdam, Mcdonald, Mclaughlin. Nc
Pheuan, Meacham, MiddlccotY, Moore o
Adams Moore of Mason, Neville
Newton, Mutton, Oberly OrendorG, Pelt
ger, Quinn, Rogers. Scott, sherman, Shu
man, Stroude, sylvester Thornton, Nlr
, den, Walker, Weber, WcinhermoI
Week.
a PROTEST.
, Mr.. Obcrly presented protest agains
the election of GOV. Oslesby rs scna
tor, as follows:
House OF RErR SIR Jan. q.
! | 4 ''N A4NNl SIS 'Nhj llthtUkhllNtS iron
the districts indicated by the figures oppo
] site their respective names, do respectful,
dissent from and hereby protest again,
the act and resolution of this huus,
. whereby IT appears that the votes q
, elghty-two of the members thereof wcr
cast for Richard j Osie.by for the Ollie
j Of senator IN the congress Of the Unto
, States from tho state of Lii
Il nois, and he declared to be til
!. choice Of the majority OF the members {
no this body for the office aforesaid. I'll
undersigned assume upon the ground ,
20 the notorlcty Of the TACT that. Richard ,
\ OglesDg Tor whom t.o votes alor1sai
~ were cast and who has been declared
= be the choice Of II ma GRITTY Of the membc
T. Of the house Tor the Office o! senator in II
cOugrcs. of the United States, is the SAN
us person who IL now the governor Of ii
10 state oi Illinois and who was duly chos,
by the people at the election at tho dilla
ent voting places ~ the state, on the Tu,
day after the first Monday IN Noyrmb,
a. ID, 1877, to NIL the Office ol govern
for the period Of four wears from the :,
IN ouI Monday IN January 1873, and wi
nh on the said second Monday in Jauua,
1873, took the oath prescribed by secti
'P' 20 OF the NTH article Of toe COustllulI
.ut Of tho state, aud entered upon the d
charge of the duties Of said Office, Il
ess undersigned are constrained to regard ,
he net and resolution Of this house aioresa
which, to tho extent of lis authority
'o1 that bshalf, has elected the governor
9Th the state during the period for which
was elected to that office to another of
y" to be contrary 10 the plain language II
ph suUVersion Of the spirit OF the consti
tion Of this state, and not justified by n
of the well-defned principles of our rol
.or, of constitutional republican covernue
the To support the opinion which tboy bo
ia. expressed that tho election Of the rove,
y u or of the state by the general assembly
icA another Office, within the period for VIII