The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24


s5.
Yeas-Messrs. Albert, Albright, Aver
i'll, Barber, Barrere, Barry, Biery, Brad
ley, BufiintOn, Bundy, Burchnrd, Bur
leigh, Burrows, Butler, Cain, Cannon.
Cason, Cessna, Cobb, Coburn, Conger,
COrwin, Cotton, Crook, Crounse, Crutch-
field Curtis, Danford, Dawes, Donnan,
Duell, Dunnell Eames, Field, Foster,
Frye, Garfield, Gooch, Gunckel, Harri-
son, Hathorn, Hawley, j. r. Hawley,
Hays, Hazelton, j. w. Hazelton, Hendee,
Hoar, q. F. Hoar, Hodges, Hooper, Hos
kins, Houghton, Howe, Hubbell, Hun
ter Hyde, Kasson, Kelley, Kellogg, Kill
linger, Lamport, Lawrence, Lawson,
Lewis, Lotiand, Loughridge, Lowe,
Lynch, Martin, Maynard, McCrary, Nc
Dill, MacDougall, Mckee, McNulta, Mer-
riam, Monroe, Moore, Morpy, Myers,
Niles, Mum, O'Neill, Orr, 0rth, Pack
ard, Packer, Puge, Parker, Parsons, Pei
ham, Pendieton, Phillips, Pierce, Pike,
Platt, T. g. Platt, Poland, Pratt, Purman,
Rainey, Ransier, Rapier Ray, Rice,
Richmond, Roberts, Robinson, Ross,
Rusk, Sawyer, Sayler, Scotield, Scudder,
Sessions, Shanks, Sheats, Sheldon, Sher-
wood, Shoemaker, Small, Smart, Smith,
Ii. b. Smith, J. Q. Smith, Snyder,
Sprague, Stanard, Starkweather, st. John
StOwell, Sypher, Taylor, Thomas, Todd,
Townsend, Tremain, Tyner, Wallace,
Walls, Ward, NJ. l.. Ward, White, White
ley, WILDER, Willard, 6. Willard, Will
liams, of Indiana, ]. N. s. Williams, G,
q. Williams, w. b. Williams, Wilson,
W00DW0RTH--l54.
Nays-Messrs. adams, Archer, Arthur,
Ashe, Atkins, BANNING, Beck, Bel, Berry,
Bland, Biount, Bown, Bright, BRoMBERG,
Buckner, Butler, CdldiCeH, Clark, ClymT,
Comingo, Cor, Cook, Crihenden, CrOssLand,
De wa, Durham, Eden, Giddings, GLOuer,
Hancock, Harris, j. r. Harris, Hatcher, He
reford, Her1ldon, Holman, HuntOn, Kendall,
Knapp, Lamar, LEACH, LOwndes, LuttreH,
Magee, Marshall, Mclean, AilLiken, NILS,
Mitchell, Morrison, Neal, Nesmih, ". Il.
MbLack, OBrien, H. W. Parker, f. Perry,
Randall, Read, Robbins, j. e. Robinson, N.
Sayler, Sener, SiOss, j. A. Smith, w, A.
Smith, So,thard, Speer, StandeeOrd Stone,
Storm, Strait, SWdnn, c. Y. Thomas,
Thornburgh, Vance, IHdddelL, Wells, White
head, Whlthonae Willie, t. K. Wilson,
Wolfe, Wood, j. D. Young, p. N. b. Young,
So.
June Mr. B. F, Butler moved to
suspend the rules so as to take from the
table Senate bill No. !, and refer the
same to the Judiciary Committee, with
the right to report at any time, stating
atthe some time that he was instructed
by the judiciary Committee to allow Il
motion in the House to strike out the
school clause in that bill.
Mr.. Beck moved that the House ad-
journ.
The House refused to adjoun-yeas,
~, nays, l72.
The hour for taking recess arrived ut
the close of the roll-call
June S.-Nr B. F, Buffers motion
came up, and was seconded-yeas, 70,
nays, 7O-and then rejected, two-thirds
not voting afIirmatively-yeas, lSS, nays,
IS, not voting, "a,
Yeas-Messrs. Albert, Albright, Aver
| in, Barber. Barrere, BegOle, Blery, Brad
lev Bufinton, Bundy, Bureigh, Bur-
rows, b. +. Butler, Cain, Cannon, CasOn,
Cessna, A. Clark, S. A. Cobb, COburn,
Conger, Corwin, Cotton, CrOcker, Crooke,
Cronnse, Crutchheld, Curtis, Darrall,
Dawes. Dobbins, Donnan, Duell, Dunnell,
Eames, Field, c. Foster, Freemany Frye,
Garfield. Goonch, Gunckel, b. w. Har-
rie, Hathorn, Havens, j. b. Hawley,
HAYES, j. w. Hazelton, Hendee, L. K.
Hoar, Hodges, Hooper, Hoskins, Howe,
Hunter, Hyde, HYNEs, KassOn, Kelley,
Kellogg, Lamport, Lansing, Lawrence,
Lawson, Loughridge, Lowe, }. r. Lynch,
McCrary, ]. w. McDill, MacDougall, Nc
Kee, Merriam, Monroe, Morey, Niles,
Mum. O'Neill, 0rth, Packard, Packer,
Parsons, Pelham, Pendleton, Pierce,
]. H. Platt, T. G. Platt, Poland, Pratt,
Rainey, Ransier, Rappier, j. b. Rice, L.
II. Roberts, ]. W. Robinson, Ross, Rusk,
Sawyer, II. b. Sayler, IL. j. Scudder,
Sessions, Shanks, Sheats, Sheldon, l.. D..
Shoemaker, Sloan, Small, A. II. Smith,
q. L. Smith, ii. b. Smith, j. q. Smith,
Snyder, Sprague, Starkweather StOwell,
Strawbridge, Sypher, Todd, w. Town
send. Tremain, ryner, Waldon, Wallace,
Walls, VI. l.. Ward, Wheeler, White,
Whitley, Willard, q. Willard, {. q. Viii
liams, j. NJ. 5. Williams, Williams, OF
Indiana, W. b. Williams, j. Wilson,
| Woodford, WOODWORTH-l33.
Nays-Messrs. adams, Archer, Adhur,
Ashe, Ikiug Bluning, Beck, Reit, Berry,
B!aud Bi0Ut, BORN, Bright, Bronbergn,
Br0.ra. Blcknr, Butler tdidweR, Lark,
| Chguer. Cook, L0r CfCdmer, CrtiendeH, Cross
LaSd. Diris. DuqcJm, Eden, Eidrdgs, CID
diaqs. Gl0rer, hamutgn, Huncock, Harris,
| Bqtrison Hoicha, HTq0rd, HrBd5a,
! HOughton, HuIl0il, Jagat Kendall, haQpp,
/ Lam0y, LeGch Loland, LOwndes, Lutaul,
Magse, IIargbGN, McLeGH, aaiitsn Hills,
| .Nofr'sOa Neat, Nesmjih, NebLgck, OBriea,
! P.fry. Phelps, Randall, Ray, Rcnd. Robin
son, Sayier, Shoemaker, Sener Si0ss, Smith,
| SoWh0rd, Spelr, Stanard, Stamford, Storm
Strait, SHdan, ThomJs, Thornhurgh,
| Vance, WciieS, Whitehead, WhitehOuse,
lYhitireae, Willie, Wood, Roung-SS.
OTHER PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
1873, December 8.-Mr. Morey moved
that the rules be suspended, so as to en-
able him to introduce, and the House tc
pass, bill supplemental to an act enti.
tied: "An act to protect all citizens o.
the United States in their civil rights
and to furnish the means for their vindi
cation" passed April 8, 1865. 1.-THE bill
was identical with that of Senator Sum
ner.]
Mr.. Beck moved that the House ad
journ.
The House refused to adjourn-Yeas
log, nays, IA.
Mr.. Morey then modified his motion
so as to enable him to introduce his bill
and the House to refer the same to thu
Committee ON the Judiciary. with leave