, 1873-01-22
Hon. Richard J. ;Og1esby Elect
ed United States
Senator.
Protest Presented by the Liberal Menu
bers Of. the House.
Bill Prepared Providing for :lmpor~
tant Notifications Of the
Jury Law.
Governor 0glesby's Resignation to Bg
eent In Within Day or Two. .

Erseia' Dtspatch to The chfcaoo Tribune. ="
THE BENAroN1AL ELECTION.
.pR1SaF1ELD, Jan. 21.-At II o'clock Mr. Con-
molly, OF Coles, nominated Richard j. OgleBby
'or United statos Senator, romarking that ho
<as known in tho homes Of thorioh and tho poor
aliko, md Alr. Rodgers Of N1cLoat,, nominated
Lyman .rrumbull. Mr. Dunlanl In aocoudlng
the nomiration, began to speak; when 1Ir. Brad
we'll popped UP and objected to Tho gontloman
spcak,ng. Tho Speaker rnlod TINT observations
on the relative merits OF tho candidates were
not in order. This ruling was clearly out of or
dor. Mr.. Dunham then said he do
sirod to discuss tho constitutional quos-
tion as to tho eligibility OF Governor
OClesby. Tho Speaker ngain ruled him
out Of order, thereby IMPLYING tho gag-law, mud
cutting off all discussion on perfectly logit-
innate topic. Alr. Durham appoaldd from the
decision Of the Chair. which waa Bustaincd by a
party voto. Mr. Durham called for tho rosding
1narkod lie would allow to be road just rs il Il
could under any circumstances be-. refused.
The voting vent on, a4d yotea were caat
foE "oglosby" fer "Dsa far oglss1yah hor
Mr. oberly desired to present protost agsinst
tho election Of Governor >Ogleaby. Alr. Brad-
we'll, who now loads the Republican Bido Of the
House On On party questions rose ara protected
etitution provides for tho protecting against 40
nct or resolution, and not aganbt tho election Of
Senator. nIr. oborly road . .short distance
into tho protest, when Mr. Ferrier,' Of COOK, ob.
than two names to IT. It. 4 ftoE aome
rather unmannerly Interruptions \ tho pro-
tegt was finished. when Mr.. NSherman,
oblivious to tho Constitution moved ttt lay it on
the table, which was, Of course, out 1T order.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Cook, Attempted q very poor
joke by inquiring II tho protest was q message
from tho late Governor, md was laughed Ct:
MI Hart Of Lasalle, who was in tho Ronse!, did
not vote for conscientious reasons The gallory
OF the House was crowded during tile proseed-
ings, . large number Of ladies being present.
In tho Senate, Mr., Short nominated Governor
fBrooks, Of ofWil coanty Hso coolbsaeb a II
cago. The voto WAS taken quickly, Mr. Archer
Joining Mr. Brooks in complimentiag hir. Cool.
.s'auEh. Notice was given that q protest would
be> entered. Tho JOINT ballos will bo taken to-
morrow.
Two app ropriations bills were introduc I'd to-
day, one hing for s142, 900 to enlarge tbs Doaf
und DUN b Institution, the other appropria ting
'' r, soTEcr1oN OF IMMIGRANTS. ,
Mr.. Scanll VI moved instructions to Sen ators
and Congress- men relative to the protection Of
immigrants len crossing tho Atlantic and
travelling OH to- the interior, which was referred
to tue Com,nittl y on Federal Relations. :.
snEsoLuTloEs. 49, 90
A resolution by 'Mr. Thornton against inoreas-
ing tho ealaries OF tho preaiGont and otlor
United States of1lct T8 YaA passed by large and
4 resolution by Mr. Wicker, directing tho
Committee on Eluca Hon to INTRODUCE a bill pro-
yiding for compulsory cuucat1op w.g. on mutton
OF Mr. Brad,yell 1ald te mporarlly on the tablo.
NEW bills, ...........