Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-12

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Mr.. Fort moved TO suspend the rules ana
ADOPT resolution declaring that II any III
crease OF taxation be found necessary, saeh
increase shall commence with the taxation
OF persons and corporations on their annual
incomes, dividends and salaries. Caried'
Ayes 10, nays 62.
An Effort so Adjourn Creates a IRE
mendous Hubbub.
Mr.. Garfield, at half past two, moved adj
iournment. There appeared to be a large
majority in favor of the motion. The yeas
and nays were ordered and the Speaker in
timated to MIR. Garfield that the latter
would not have been recognized if he had
understood he had intended to move an adj
journment, as the Speaker had told him
(GaTfield) that he had promised to recoo-
nize Mr.. Orr who desired to have a bin
passed.
Mr.. Garfield defended himself from the
imputatiOn Of bad faith, in making which
he tllereupOn withdrew tie motion.
Mr.. Potter objected 10 the Speaker tell
ing any member, particularly the chairman
of an Important committee, that he had no
right to submit motion TO adjourn.
The SPEAKER replied that he stood by his
remark, the gentleman from New York TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
Mr.. Garfield said lie did not permit any
man in the House, not even the Speaker, TO
question his good faith.
The Speaker said he had nos questioned
Mr.. Garfield's good faith, and would not
permit his OWE good faith to be questioned
by the gentleman from New York pot
ter.)
Mr.. PolteT.-The gentleman from New
York has not questioned the Speakers good
faith.
The Speaker. gentleman from NV
York assumed the right TO criticise the con-
duet of the chair.
Mr.. Potter.-I questioned the authority
of the Speaker to saw to any member of the
House that he should not move an adjourn
ment.
The Speaker.-The gentleman from New
York had no issue with the chair. The
gentleman from Ohio (Garfield) was per
fectly competent to take care of himself
but the gentleman from New York thrust
himself in the question in order to criticize
the conduct of the chair.
Mr.. Potter.-I criticized the remark of
the Speaker.
The Speaker.-And the chair repeats the
remark.
Mr.. Potter-The chair NAV repeat il.
but the gentleman from New York OBJ
iects. Ii is the right of any member to
move to adjourn.
The Speaker.-Did no: the char submit
the motion.
Mr.. Potter-But the Chair criticised the
conduct of the member who submitted it.
l have never before known chairman in
submitting a mot ion to criticise.
ssThe Speaker-The Chair considers that
he was entirely vindicated in his remark.
and that il was the Judgment of the
House that this was not the proper time to
adjourn.
Mr.. Garfield thought that the judg-
ment OF the House was the other way.
hr. fotter-l thought the House showed
lhat IL was IN favor OF adJournnent.
Inc opeaKer-Does the gentleman nom
New YORK renew the motion TO adj
JouIn?
Mr.. Garfield withdrew the motion, in
the hope that we might soon get al one
the appropriation bills.
Ihe SPeaker-No one who IS not IN the
chair can realize the pressure OF business OF
Monday. 1t is the discretion of the Chair
to recognize gentlemen who have impor-
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PROVISIONAL.
Mr.. Num- offered resolution authorizing
the PRESIDENT to appoint a Provisional
Governor over Arkansas, to hold the office
until the questions of fact and law at pres
ent IN dispute there can be decided by the
proper Judicial tribunal. Referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole. Mr.. Nlblack in the Chair
on the Military Academy Appropriation
bill. 1t appropriates s33o,365. After ex-
PLANTATION by MIR. Garfield, 1t was laid aside
to be reported to the House.
The Deficiency Bill.
The committee then took IN its def