, 1875-04-12


erutuent In which tho Constitution Ia dlaro.
garded. 49,,
nlio" occurred in tho protcet. uo Wonld ask
nov II tho gentleman Connolly applied to hlm
connoIIy-Whon do-vilcn tbcro Is occaslo
for mo to ray Bo-it shall 10 in such p', Aho that
tho gentleman shall not have to ask whothor
have dune what hhvo not got done.
CumminRs-TIlen moro that both terms bs
expungod from tho document. Tho ollo was
used y sn Illustration oulyi tho other has boou
rotraot6d.
had road an affidavit Of Clerk Crowley, aottlng
forth that Dunlap did yoto ayo on the fourth
Louisiana resolution.
Jones-Wo l1nso half.dozon nun right horo
who can aweAr 10 votcd no.
THE CLERK TAKEs 4 HAND.
Clerk Crowlcy-IllcIo nio dozen here who
hcnrl 1t. 49,.
Caunolly-1 ak that tho Speaker instruct Tho
Clerk that hs'is not to reply to. members on tho
Aoor when They atldross themselves to Tho Speak
lIalnes said hc had not hoard tho language
complained OF.
Continuing, Cummtaes derided tho minority
which had for 10 !ong quietly endured a.'cl, l,
OF, mud had still had such good times Of their
social canclaycs At night. The facts alleged
wero mt facts tho protcat waa not protart,
es i senr e eys1 @ s, 10 s ae 0io 10
opposing tho ropcal Of the RegaIry net WHICH
number Of them came hcro be'c instructed to
repcal and which tho poopo waited ropoaled.
uEnnINuIoH or iltB rEET.
Tcrrlngton followed In speech, In which tle
said tlo protest waa no protest aEainst at act or
resolution OF the 11ouHo. Tho Louisiana teao-
lutlonB Hcro net protested aganst; they wcro
nos useusscu 'aIso posess"G pesG "ao 1!. ~. ua1so a
loess aea,hha tnoso f6solutaone' !'sa, dne. con- on
tacit1y nppt ov8d TINT journal.
f1an.,n ma,mJe. tsoatu tat, voGe }~I.,I.nni.s o'
ues.nE.o. ~. eon..iueu. sna'le!etns F.o'e1s
nsasns. a.s sIt H.. .eaotuton ~ tne noaan.
tuu1c "eo nnf sAat Has '1e91enelnlo' 1 WY "an
iot Fso.ostcu ssa!.at. ~ 'uc1e "as VI LUIS
VIZ ~ IT, y .no .l!o e.tnoes
la,o "n!en spas . eloG o5 .ne tioaso naa eot shem
ee1eo aau suin i.. nanus .ne eoaleto Ios Tug
lali. a. a 10 r.. i.i ..s Jns ", ~ maa
'"a@ o5ip6 a'ch ~ 'oo olesAof a"o the 1'aJoAityt
FEW PLAIN FACTS.
Connolly said It uas strange that 80 simple
right ~ thtt o. entering their protest
should 90 denied. oo]ectaon haa poon
made to thu lhuSuago nf tho protest.
that u Was disfespcctful lot on tho noof
OF tlls HOUSE, only 10" daS0 since, the hlem-
bcr from Kauo bad c!laracserlzod smother as un.
worthy tho respect of any member as s'lltant
s ana haa 70 'pPle'd TO- h a. ING opls,io!s i,o could
epectfut, aud the language OF this protest disrc-
spootlui7
In concluaion. Connolly admon1shed mcnbcrs
AAAt tNl0 4A"u9V tOutA kH41 tOIaF1t VA
the wrongs .pe'pet' atcd horo. Tt would so forth
to tho peop]e Of th" btato-inoao who made AUD
unuado legis!atords 1t would bo read from ono
end Of The State to tho other. The poo?le won'd
mud hls colleagues would bo contont.
THREATENING DEMONSTRATION.
At the conclusion Of Connolly'h speech, Ian
drigan, Ycrv pale and trembling With ragc, moved
toward Conaoily's detk, md aid tLss he In
derBtood him Connolly to say that tho sooile-
man from Kauo the other dsy. Ind applcd 10
HIN tho cpitl,et villain. lie {Land1igan) had nut
90 understood Tue gentleman from. Eane (ller-
il 10 hal used such lauguago. -"
tho laoguaae Of 11erringson couldn't II ho
tired. Hut tlat did not satisfy Landfigsu. lie
insisted Oh an anowor from lieFrlngton.
Halnes undertook to restore order, but Landri-
gan ghvc not1co that ho whB ablo to defehd him.
sef. and that he should DO 60, and TINT the
Chair oven should not deny him That right. uo
wanted this nattor disposod Of now.
Ha1nes-Dooa tho Gonsfan,aa from Edwards
Laudrlsan-No, but waus tbia u,attor settled
now. ..
Finally Harrington cooliy advanced to within
fow stora Of Landrisan and aid:
"Mhat Y you 'ay Ia not mennt to intimltpto
Landr'gan-No:
7 arrflbgton-' Hol, then, ~ there Is no At
tempt a lntlmldas,on, VII say I did not use
*unt tt1u+ hHA Hktu tuat eIuHu INC prospect OF
RlirelY scEiulmaso. n1,d moro discussion OF Con.
noI!y. mo.iou for entering tho protest on tho
record was resumed.
After further debate, y motion to adjourn to
9 o'clo;k ras made. "hcrenapon majority Of tbs
Opposition membors boltod. While tho bolt was
iu progress motion to adjourn was tunde and
LOST. Inc ayaa aud nocS diHcloaed that there
"as 10, 10 9uosnm;r ~ ,,Ia r
a GAL ot tne nouse vas noVcd. and tho eyos
and % noes botng taken, the call was sustained BY
81 100. -.--- ....-....
THE w11nEgT CONFUSION
now prevailed, amidst which Cummings moved
to sd)our1a.
Coilin made point Of order that motion to
ndjourn va. not IL order, md insisted upon tho
call OF tho House belue proceeded with.
uRluos paid no domaad to Clat!!n's do,nand.
sa.lug thu House WA boyond anybody's conllol'
or sonothins to that eifcct.
a motion waa made directing tho Speaker to
Older the Clerk to proceed wilh tho call ct tho
Hocse, Clatlin on hIs foot protesting, wllflo tho
uprcAr was, 1t possible, reloub!cd ITslpes rc-
plied that tho 8pcxker lhd no control oyor tho
Clerk. The motion was renewed, aud uainos
sud " yery we'll, 1t is 10 amend tho fules and
uuder tho rules muat lie over"