The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-10

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Wkich the Judiciary Counmlttec we're
directed to print testimony lie On thc
ta ~ pase suesestsd that the motion
y withheld until Nj. blaine WAS pres
II. blaine. entering IN hot haste.
cfied, HERE am" -.
~. pIalne struggled to have th 2. nc. no.
ispseoh should ~ published for
II kssd AZ. 9 VIM - ssntlsmns
| frosn Name nsk the HOSE npw that the
teIecram s. embodied In the proceed
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Mr.. Blaine Yes; am .fter tnat very
thing, and want the 0fiiciai telegram
that the gentleman from Kentucky
iKnott1 after keeping It In his pocket
| Ave DAYS indignant calls to order from
the Democratic side, accompanied ~
the loud hammering OF the Speakers
uayel. 1 gave Il, as understand, TO the
Associated Press, but has never given IL
to the House.
Mr.. Glover, Missouri, and other Dem.
ocratic members rose TO questions Oh
order, but Mr.. Blaine held his posltion,
and in the midst OF great uproar ana
/ oonfusion said that oil the members OF
the Democratic side Of the House were
out OF order. ... A..
Gentleman from Maine, and other menl-
6ers who were standing to take their
seats. and added that the gentleman
from Maine was out Of order, ana that
NO one knew 1t better than himself.
MIR. BIaCkUuIDs vi ACntuSRy
"a ~ be informed whether the utter
a1,ce of n member, when delivered out
OF order, should be published In the
The Sneaker pro tenn. replied that
there wna no rule on the subject, ne
added that when he gave the House as
surance Yesterday that he would recog-
nlze the right Of the gentleman from
Maine to call up his motion 10 recon
slider, he did not mean to preciuue. nor
couid he preclude any other memDer
> from moving, at the proper time, 70 lay
} the motion to reconsider on the tanie.
: Gould he take the gentleman from Vir-
MT. Kasson raised the point OF order
t that Mr.. Hunton's motion was out Of
, order. -.
point OF order -. -.
! Mr.. Blaine tfiercely) - On wna'
The Speaker pro tenn. (coolly)-The
: Chair Ia not bound to give the reason.
Mr.. Blaine, (scornfully)-!nev never heard
: n Sneaker refuse to give the reason fol
hia decision. .--.---.-&-.---.a.,--,,,r..
Clause on the Democra e2hlas sldee o
Mr.. Blaine, (irritatingly)-Have you
. any reason?
!. The Speaker pro tenn. more severely
: The gentleman has no right to make
y 9 c0llOquy with the Chair.
!. Mr.. Blaine--The Chair does not seem
Q disposed to hear collOquy..
. The Speaker finally put the question
v to the House on Mr.. HuntOn's motion
g Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, called for the
yeas and nays, and they were ordered
j. Then the Republicans resorted to the
s plan Of withholding their votes so as te
Q defeat action by want OF a quorum.
Q After the roll was called, but before
j. the announcement OF the result, Mr.
n Springer, OF Illinois. rose to . par!ia-
8 mentary inquiry, when Mr.. Blaine i'm
Il mediately started to his feet and OBJ
! Mr.. Springer suggested to Mr.. Blaine
r that he was entirely forgetting his posi-
) ton, and the Speaker pro tenn. calmly
J. explained that 1t was always the prac
Q tice Of the Chair to hear parliamentar!
J. inquiry. :, :,
e Mr.. Blaine During the roll call
: never. :,
. The Speaker pro tem.-The. roll cal
l. has been completed.
9 Mr.. Blaine-Never has such a thing
o been done.
o The Speaker pro tenn. with great Sc
verify OF manner)-It is highly impro
J. per and hardly decent for the gentle
T. man to confer with the Chair in that pc
Il culiar style.
n Mr.. Blaine-The gentleman's inquir.
e IL merely dilatory.
q Mr.. Springer-1 deny the gentleman
l. right to impugn my motives.
u Mr.. Blaine The Clerk has read tn,
70 vote, and I demand that 1t be an
" nounced.
70 The Speaker pro tem-The Chair can
D. not announce the vote before 1t i
70 handed to him.
d Mr.: Blaine-The vote has been read
demand that It be announced. (Shout
Y OF order from the Democratic side o
|. tho House,
Mr.. Springer demand that the gen
ID tleman from Maine take his seat and b.
" In order.
to Mr.. Blaine-I am in order.