The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28

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The speech was enthusiastically applauded, and many
congrattalanons were extended to Mr. Burrows as he
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Butler Of Massachusetts, modified at the suggestion Of
issnih section Be- sppicaSis 70 inc safes Of Lco:
Its term TO two and from thence the end Of the
: motion 10 ake recess s was aeissied ed. aN'' wv
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and during us prosress several members gathered
being against Of The rules objected To- ana the
Cessna Of and a the members 'o werc
requested to reure to their Immediately AMER
Mr. BUTLER Mass) wen, to the Clerks desk. and was
he had as BE- asre
the speaker had who was occupying seat at the
the sss1xn. displayed much ipdisnstion at thi.
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as 81 s door, 0s @ &c hs ne SS
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body and that he had much right to remain at the
There 5000 deal Of .sDerity manifested both
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that the thirteenth section was not struck out
The following republicans voted for striking out the
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Mcbi of Iowa, Perry Phelps, Philips Pierce Poland.
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Wheeler Willard o. Vermont Willard of Michigan and
Mr. Cannon voted against his own amendment
Mr. and % s Pa 70 The
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says that while the vote is being taken no member or
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the words other e person." and added, rhat was tho
Mr.. RandalIs molten to reconsider was laid ON tho
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order as well motion reconsider II calcua-
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The republicans who voted striking the nrst.
Sessrs Banning, sundy; surehard Bureigh. Citizen
S ;sr sasch hss q Name Harris a;asha;s
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Merriam Phelps Pierce Poland < II: Roberts, scadder
Ohio smith Of Sorsh 6s1SIns iss%na.S sssysns q
Willard Of Michigan, and Williams of Michigan sS. and
az ae Scson in the order WINS IN ns an
erossment the Oil and the usual two diatery mo-
yond the time for taking that vote down to halfpast ten
object Of the democrats in keeping these d.
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vote 9rassnE Bin and read
oeec 1ss Moos aem o r. rose
sasen u passage S and then nave a.
Of his party drowned his voice in shouts the
Ss Y0g,a DEM Ca made s saaaIly in;
da'cS Vote
laid the table,
Mr. BERRY Ohio, suggested that the title Of the bill
should be made to read, "A Bill for the Election OF
President Tor the Third Term" rhe vote was then
yeas iss nays ~ The rspuS.ieans voting
Crutchheld Dawes, Foster, Garfield, Hale OF Maine,
Harrison Hawey o, Connecticut L. r. Hoar g. F. Hoar
Kasson, Kellogg, Lown.es. McCrary, Merriam Phei pk
Pierce, Poland, E H. Roberts scndder of New
OF Virginia, Smith OF North Carolina, Stannard, STARK
weather. Willard OF Vermont, willard OF Michigan and
Williams of MichigaE-a3, and all the democrats
The bill is the same as already published, except
that the thirteenth section reference the
pension of the habeas corpus was amended SO
limit Its opera the States OF louisiana Ar
kansas Mississippi and Alabama and that fourteenth
section added limiting the time for the thirteenth
section to after the the I'LL and to
! the end Of the then next session Of Congress
| The House then midnight adjourned.