, 1875-01-28
NUMBER 159.


position, lle ought 10 be- Sustained. IIulpin wna
tho first to yield. and. M ho stated to TIL.
Tribune correspondent mover cast 81 refuctanta
ynte. Hc rose and changed his yotn to e.e,
The announcement Of tic Toto was delayed for
the others to ho brought round to stand l1y
liaHes. Une by oho lilo leadi:g Democrats who
l,at not aeool by lia:nes Oh tho application OF
The previous question Was ordered by T5 a7ea
to II t,oea. and Nerrtt's substitute w.s thoi,
carried. Ono result nf this performance was
that. Tor 0,cc. n mai t0rity lied bean Arug.ht to
htNEd by tho Speaker.
MrcH DISORDER OYER TIE LOUISIANA nrsoru~
T1DyY.
That aeconI!ithed, pursuant to tho. pro-
g6a;"'ne int s,s.s decide! urou at tlo 1m!er'n-
,1ldlg;,ation rcsoutinas wero aprs,u3 unon
Tue ilonao. These, o,nbodying the Lo.,lsiana
Indignation whcrewftll 1aiEca had l,acn bursting,
AMI which were written by him, wore offered hy
Ininrt independent, uf Jp Dayicss. They vcro
aH fulloxH:
hrto;ud, ~ thc House IT Representatives Of thu
h'a.e o. lst', ~" 'l'H fr!r.tirns he-tin First,
authority, OF IT, cist military ottrer7, w,tI, ,ho
losl affairs u H'.c. except il III 1ratr rc::s5',sd
~ the IT tho Uni5ed Hiaae, n1l for tho
cansea therein nat'el-
Ass,s.H INT "a rssar1 the growtt. Of military ir-
tl1LG:c within tho United S'rtns a. 5ra,1-ht win
da'lgsr and e'1ectally that tn:ary o;cer El,pllI
Hr tn tho lrGstcnt the 1neasuEtH to 10 a,!ontod ani
We drn'Ilt1ce tho recommendations ef a1y officer al
w. Army !isal ColarcsA or tbs President aho,ii
si1y 1oTtnu If tile pao]e of the United States within
the contrtl Of tie military.
NIL ct'ixpns of sho United States 10 Il. l,rptscIri
~ thcir liberties. theIr p-4rerty nni tlslr
rights ulier tic CanRtttntiur cu1lr,I1 alt roye}-
tinH:ry ACTIONS or hwle,s organizations aroug tho
pen1: of aty Stale ktgero!G tn frc institutions
H.ra T,at wu ecusrs S: Il te i ir"st cs =, ,ho
limited Hs1;es and MS Administration for maintaining
Iaas;ss he scaed Kcloqg 5vernns ,"s 'i'D H. c% q.
"sstn t" the Will Of tho |co1'e n Expressed at the
In IN rors1y y, DO re m s2asnn t III, rlset
gun. OF tit Legislature Of that sate tlr 4til
day Of january. 1s7' conH1ering t,cso aeln ,l| ul
dangerous tnEatEnnH Of the rights of the people aud
| snhscraiSe Of Republican institution,
STRENUOUS AEslBTAscE TO a VOTE OK TIE REso-
LuTIoaa.
Forthwith a half-tlOzcil Republicans arta1tg to
their ieet 10 lnoyc the tahug Of tho roaol,i'!aiss
| Jack. of Macon, who had hecn standing d,ia.,
tho reading, demanded tho previous question
nnNdst grnans ami h;sxcs from tho 1to,nhtan
Hide lack snitl lie did it to cut off amendments
not to cut OF debate.
C1ailin rose to b polnt OF order, read tho rn1o
TINT melton to table took rroccdeEce OF tho de-
n,and Of the previous question, mud lnoycd to
liaincs, who Lad nov resumed tho cliai-,
rnla1 that tlafin, having obtained tho
floor on n point IF order, could
rot make ? motion to table, and of,icred tho
rol}-cafl. Tho ayes and nays llayr. bceu de-
| inarded on the ds1naud f"r lie presiouH as,es-
| tien, tlozer !nolDbors ycilsH sAir. Speaa"r."
lie recognized uoIle hanruased Will. !,i.s ;syrI,
and ptttrgd tho Clerk to proceed with the lo!.-
| vlll.
Amidst Great excitement tho yoto wes taken,
aud the d"ns.nd OF tue previous question w;.1
sustained by 75 ayes 10 10 nara. Notions to ad-
jouFn wero mndo III succession by Crawford.
| Downing, and Cla1in. Tho speaker recognized
| neither. and ordered the mal1 u,tostion.
Clntlin remained standing, removed lis motion
to adjourn. And denouuccd AZ Infamous tho gag
| ruic performance.
| nf .Ib ali %}aI rs
| hoor. Nor wo1ld The Speaker recognize him.
| aud LoLh ClIllin and Joucs renamed standing,
both BOT claiming tho floor, Tho slHaaar rtppiny
With his gave! the while. and or1criug tho Clerk
to proceed with tho roi-call.
| Clsflin remained stanlir; and shouting "AIr.
| Speaker J. in tho effort to fogco recognition.
The gentleman from hiacon han tho tloor,"
yelled bacI ,Aa Speaker. Ciatlin remained stand
Ing claiming the hoor. Jones' also wa5 GU Lis
| feet claiming; the floor.
Downing suuyed 10 adjourn. Wholly Disregard
ing this, tho Speaker ye'iod again: !" Tho sentlc-
luau from Macon Inns tic floor" Joues sskcd
| how Jack could have the lobr On 3 call OF tho
| ayes and uocs. Tho HpoaEcr hammered fur.-
onsly with bis gayol. aiMl announced that tho
gentleman from Mncon had tho tioor, and called
attention to tho TACT that tho genilema, from.
| DnIaye (Callnl WAS obstructiIg tic proceed
ingB. Did tho l[ause desire to take actou in
that regard Tho Republicans waited for mo-
! was rnado, anu tho speaker ordered tho ro|l-call
to be proceeded with. starr demanded diyis-
ion OF tho question. Altar moro uproar, tie d.
vision waB allowed. aud tho Speaker ordered
vote On the iirst resolution.
Joncn, Of 10 Day,ess, moved to tnblo the first
| resolution. Its Speaker refused to recognlZo
linn. ruling that tns previous question having
hcon ordered, the motiuu to table uas cut oil.
Jones remained standing and claiming tile 11or.
lie nsAod il he WAS out OF order. Hsiues. as the
other dAy. wouldn't rule JoneH out Of order. but
ordered tue roll-call to bo proceeded witll. 0th-
er members roas on bot4 sidos aud shouted at
l n nj fbpiF Nv n4rn1H al
the din grow treuseudous. After moro hammer
ing of his desk With the ga7o' tic
speaker roso and invited tho attention Of
tito House to tho fact that The gentleman from
| 10 DnSlcsa was ohstrncting tho buEinoss Of tho
| llonHo. Merrill moved a vote Of canBllre, aud
| tho uproar and tumu!t grow indescrbable. HAlt
thu mc1nletB rosc and all were shouting at oara.
/ Tic S!oalor put the motion for resolution OF
ctilHure. Tho ayes and noes wero demanded,
| Without hoeainE this, Ao put it viva Toos. Tho
teHf'onse III tho affirmative was faint. fIe dill
not put tho negative. aud ordered tho roll.cnll
ou t4e adoption Of the first resolution.
| VOTING ON THE RESOLUTIONS.
Whon tho uatnn OF Hammond, Of Stnrk, Was
| reached, ba sald Us Ae held there Antl boon no
military Interference III Louisiana that wna
not according tn law, lo ehould vuto aye.
| Other Republicans took this view, aud voted nc-
| cnrdnEly, tho result being 13a yens to nays.
The vote Sns ordered On tic pecona resolution,
Hammond, OF Stark, moved to table It. With
ent regard tn Iiu,umonds motion, Ha,nes put
tho question on tho Becont resolution viva yore
aud der|hrel It lost. Tho ycua anil nays Soro
then demanded, and ordered by the Sreaker.
liasret OF JeilerHoa, who lad not voted whcu his
nanlo was called roso and asked lenyo to cxplanhis
rotp. Tho speaker ordered the roll.cal pro-
cecdca with. a1iller.' OF Cook when his ualno
vas called, said 10 believed tho resolution nc
cortlng to tho Constitution. and voted ayo. It
calne tho turn Ut liica III Oslo. liz 1ose ami
said oysrybnty know tho resolution wau thrust
at tho President and Sheridan. lle hah nlu1a
confidence IN them than in mon who fought on
the other sido. lCAec,s. He should vote no.
When the na.ao OF Wilcox ot Sangamo.s, was
called, ho 1850 to e1plaiu,. nnl sid he
had fought on. tho Culon sido, but
had confidence IN the ability Ut tho people to
rule themselves aud should vote aye. The sce-
| ond resolution was adoptets BY n ayes to G2
noes. Tho third resolution Was put utd voted
for viva voco OIL tho ltppullicAn hide. The nyeu
aud noes wsrs demanded from tito Detnocrat,o
side and tho resolution was adopted by 1877 ayes