New-York tribune., 1873-02-13

manifes,,v in order Mr. Trumbull's substitute wps
voted down. 10 49, and the resolution throwing out p
vote OF Louisiana carried SO to l6 While the een
was waiting for from the House, Mr. MORTON
desired 60 say something about the ARKANSAS case ~ "
was out Of order.
THE HOUSE ACCEPTS ARKAssAs AND REJECTS bouisiA'n
BY the time the Senate Withdrew for the third time IL
was after o'clock and everybody was hungry anu o'
OF patience. The galleries OF the House we're neai'y
deserted and nearly half the members were devounE
the few eaables which remained In the restaurant III
the basement. An uproar arose for recess until 10
Morrow and tho Democrats who were lOudcst IN ue
mondne IL carried DIVISION but Mr.. Garfield had the
Yeas and Nays called and rallied enough Republicans
10 vote down the motion. The Arkansas case was ui
posed OF in few minutes by resolution In faVor Vi
counting the vote The Louisiana case gave muoh noo
trouble
Both sets Of returns were again read. MI fo''ei
wanted 10 show by testimony taken by the sepate COM
mtee that the seal the Bovee certificate was irauu
ulent one manufactured by Bovee's order. but the
Speaker would not allow him 10 do this For a un'o
there was tumultuous din OF disorderly talk nlngeu
with calls the reading of the inscription on the sea
loud announcements OF points of ORDER and vigorous
rappings of the Speakers gavel number OF members
rushed up 10 the Clerks desk to scrutnze Bovees bogus
SEAL and compare with the genuine seal OF the state
The Sneaker refused to give any opinion as to when
was the true seal. motion made by Mr.. bheldoh 10
count the Grant and Wilson votes as cast by the boNoo
Electors was voted down by an overwhelming majority
Mr. speer then offered a resolution that the Warmoth
returns he counted This beaten by vote OF 90 10
s. Mr. Garfield next got vote resolution reJeeun6
both returns This was adopted without much OpPoai
ton News having in the meantime been received OF inc
action OF the Senate that body notified TO that tue
House had settled the question. When the Senators re-
turned they did not marching in regular oiuer dc
before but struggled along after another LOOKING
hungry and demoralzed.
The remaining proceedings were soon over. Inc N'e
President announced the disagreement the Arkansas
votes and directed the teller not to count them Both
Honses had agreed reject the Louisiana votes so they
were also thrown out The teller figured up the TOTAL
Mr. sherman read the tally sheet, and Mr. ColiaX an
nounced the result follows: Whole number oil Vo'es
cast for President 86 number counted $40; for Ulysses
s. Grant 2s6; b. Graft Brown, IS; Thos A. HendrleAs'
a.; c. j. jenkins .; David Davis l.. Number oi votes
counted for VcePresdcnt 952; Henry Wilson, 2'6; b'
c. Brown Al; y. p Banks, l; Geo. W. Julian, o; AHfeu
H. Coquitt s. Wm. g. GOesbeck, /; John NJ. Palmer 81
Willis Machem, /; Thos. f. Bramlette,3.
The Viee-President then announced that ulysses =
Grant was elected President and H. Wilson NicelTesi-
dent for four years the Ih day Of March 1873 ana
AZ once adjourned the Joint Convention On the return
Of the Senators TO it's chamber Mr. Thurm1n offered inc
customary resolution directing the appointment OF
Committee TO wait upon the President and VcePres'
dcntelect and Mr. Colfax appointed the mover 10 repre-
sent the Senate in that capacity.