Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-19

and the place the hall OF the house o
representatives.
w. A. QuarIes, DIG. Noblitt,
| Lloyd Bullen, A. Blizzard,
! j. ID Wade, NJ. TrOtter,
| Il. Al. Polk, j. S. Marye,
/ y. Fl. Butler, f. II. East,
/ T. B. Logan, J. A. Bell,
| Fhomas q Moseley, T. Harwell,
| John Overton, jr. Samuel Perkins,
| Thomas II. Paine, N. b. Spears,
| A. T. Boyd, ID. + Parker,
| Z. A. Wilson, Robert B. Hurt,
Holmes Cummins, L. j. Tinberlake,
W. II. Adams, C.S. o Rice,
j. Z. T. Harris, J. q. Jamison,
j. Il. Orr Benton M'Millan,
j. K. Neal, Thomas s. Myers,
James j. Odeil, w. H. Paris,
John f. Starnes, W. A. West,
Wise A. Cooper, B. B. TOon,
&. T. Gates, James A. Bowers,
W. ]. Fowler, Luke w. Finlay,
d. W. Herring, j. NJ. Galloway,
d. ]. Newbern, Geo. r. Wynne,
J Harvey G'Ss Mathes, I9 Il. D. Greer. a esGuH
w. IL. Morgan, W. r. Trewhitt,
r. p. Cole, James A. Barrett,
W. P. Smallwood, PeytOn ]. smith,
Lon Walker, Lewis Bond.
A FIZZLE.
The caucus was held last night in
Representative hall, and was a complete
failure-so far as sny practical results are
concerned, though it afforded those
present an opportunity to indulge in
much windy discussion, and to flood
the clerks desk with such torrent of
resolutions of very inferior quality as
to cause Senator Marye-whO, by the
way, has come out strong recently as a
"funny man"-tO remark that if the
way to the lower regions were paved
with bad, instead Of good resolutions,
they were laying double-track in that
direction at quick-time schedule.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS
are all the go in the senate, now that
that body is about to dissolve, and its
component parts seek the sequestered
walks of private life, and some of the
sentiments" written in said albums
would compare favorably in gushing
effusiveness with the literary efforts Of
boarding. school inmates; but, nOtwith-
standing the cordial feeling which one
would suppose this expression of regard
would indicate, theAmembers occasional
ly reach for one another in a manner
bordering on the vicious. For instance,
Mr.. Logan took occasion yesterday to
call the previous question upon bill
which had been discussed for an hour or
more, to which call Mr.. Marye objected,
though Intellectually. A few moments
later Mr.. Logan was advocating an
amendment to the bill appropriating
thirty thousand dollars for the compile
ton of the school for the blind, when
Mr.. Marye interrupted bin with de.
mand for the previous question, which
was put by the temporary chairman and
carried, though it YVES plainly out of
order for cali for the previous ques-
tion to be made or entertained by the
chair while q memt er was speaking.
As the result of the vote YVES announc-
ed, Marye remarked to Logan soto
VOce, "There, you see how it is your
SELF" Then they had slight rifle in
the house this morning, when Gibson
accused Jamison of criminal negligence
in keeping back bill which had been
referred to the committee Of which
the latter is chairman, to which Jami-
son responded, "YOu're another" or
words TO that effect. I don't know the
character of mottoes and things which
the members of the house write in each
others albums.
ST. PATRCK'S DAY
was very appropriately observed in
Nashville to-day by the various Ilish
and many prominent
men of this city and Edgefeld were
seen in the procession. The balls given
at COncordia hall aud the skating rink
were largely attended, and were very
affairs.