The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-02

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exclusion Of the business frst provided for.n
Mr.. RANDALL-ThAt 10 what say in my appeal
The SPEAKER-But neither the gentleman from
Pennsylvania nor the gentleman from Kentucky
!Mr; Beck! has right to say 80; the matter latter
presented Is wholly unusual.
THE APPEAL DIsRE0ARDED.
that Ssa leaucsd 70 cHans 81: WHICH
That . resolution to amend the rules may DO
ing .he nrst call OF States In the morning OF
Money! q ana mat that cou;ssu.s: nScs accord
deGis aSsa .ns gentleman from Pennsyivania mad
Mi: Randan's statement Of appeal having been
handed back to hum he stated mat he mad not win.
crawn H. and was informed by me Speaker that
Speaker bad not received II.
An attempt at further discussion was debated
RandaiIs appeal on the table. Agreed to D: e.;
Mr.. Cessnas resolution Was v then referred 10 the
Committee on Rules
House Ior snort time. but the party struggle was
soon returned TO.
Mr.. BUTLER, (rep.) OF Mass, moved TO suspend
on Rules 70 report q the present ume Tor
the confederation and discussion 81 such report
shall entertain no diIstory motion wnsteSsr, and
that discussion on the rules and amendments
there was great s sxcise%sns as the vote pro-
crossed, and particularly when II became known
that the necessary two,thlrds had not been %
roll call was finished. Messengers were sent to
the committee rooms to look Tor absent members,
majority to secure the necessary two-thirds.
Alter reading the names, out before the an.
Wis., rose and voted yea yea wSereupon Mr. RASDAkn
asked the Speaker whether the gentleman iMr.
wllliams) was IN the hall during the roll call, as
The SPEAKER animated to Mr.. Randall that he
was not justified IN suggesting that any member
Mr.. RANDALL replied that ne had means no I'M
putatton on any one, and would not allow the
Speaker to endeavor TO make him appear - II be
Tue SPEAKER said he could not regard It IS the
rigns Of any member to catechise another member
Mr.. WILLIAMS iG SAID no did not regard Nj. RAN
IL had Vosa az %hs
MS name was called he was IN conversation with
Nr. RANDALL replied that the gentleman nom
Wtscnsoin should not renect upon him IN any par.
Mr.: BUTLER. rep.l Of Mass, moved TO suspend
Rules to report Immediately after the. reading OF
the rules, ana providing that, during the con.
sideratlon Of such report no dilatory motion
and that all debate thereon shall cease within
one hoqr after the report shall De made.
,oarnmsn Sesstved 81 YEAS and nays an ao
The vote was then taken on DIR. Buffers mo-
ton, and. amid renewed eX citcmene, IL Was re-
iected-yeas. l73; nays, 69-two-thtrds not voting
In the Affirmative
Mr.. SENER, trep.) OF Va, was the only repub.
lfcan who voted III the negative.
Mr.. GAKFlELp. lrep.) OF OHIO, then moved to
take recess until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
inasmuch as the majority could DO what il liked,
the recess be till twelve O'CLOCK tomorrow, and
that all t0.mOrrOw's session Do considered as that
Monday majority might No
mischief 1t chose.
MIR. GARFIhLD's motion was adopted-yeas 1877,
nays s., and the House ae SIX O'CLOCK took q re-
cess until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning, when
Mondays session Will be resumed.