, 1876-01-15

et1e-" 1fotdon didt"] You como hcro disabling
men who fought usandly for the unitod States.
E1ecns!vo chair OF atssInsirpi Adolnert Amrs In
th's centennial yoar, and ron 6 ,me hero refusing
10 remove tho dlsab'l'.les Of ". ". itolden.
1now offer my l D;fi ani i vii ylel1 to any gan.
AR. Randall mnds point OF order that Mr.
Dlalno a1 right to ulcr tho bill Al this stage.
At. nlatno-Doos tho Neutlcmnn objeeta
Mr.. IandAil-You ulitst proceed tn order.
Mr.. BIaIno-Do understand tho Rontlenan to
Ir. R.ndalt-1 have tho E!ght to speak In To-
ply 10 your rc1nAks.
this bill, yielding 1t tho Same titno to any Hbntle-
man Who dcsros to moro to strike out lilo e1clu-
sion Of Jeff Davis.
Mr.. HautRli--1 ohtoct.
Ill, Danks-lt ia nos III order.
hlr DIAine-1t is bv UNANIMOUS consent.
Mr.. ENnkB-Tho hill IL not before tho fIoueo.
Nj. Daains-1t can be douo BY unanimous con-
aout.
Mr.. Blalue-OE, nousense. What ID there to
provept it2
hlr. Danks-Ths rulos OF The House rrevon. It.
Mr. i]laiuo-IH It because this motion to ro-
consider IL pending7
Nt. Nau,lall-Tho gentleman knowa he ia ont
Mr. ll.ine-1n whst7
btr. l1andal-Tho gentleman known 10 has not
tho right 70 o1ef that Amendment, having OBJ
sir. Dlaino-woll, havo tho right to talk
about II.
Mr. Randall-Tl.cn 70 ahead and talk about 1t.
Mr. nohbins demanded to bo heasd Oh belalf
OF his State.
hlr. Blaine Declining 10 yteld)-1 again mako
tho proposition to bring the bill before tho
1fonse by unanimous consent, and wt!l yiold 10
tho gentleman 10 offer m amendment. II tho
gentlcmen Oh tho oshor stde retuse thai ptopo-
stion, It ia bocauao tbes don't want any bill to
pass an for a practicable amnesty. I am for
40 amnesty tl!at viii 20 through
Mr. Randall lcouscmptuo1sly) Jou nro
not Bncoro In the least deBrce.
a1.. Hlaino .(wlthout pairing nnv attention to
Rhndalt)-aud again desire to submit MY propo-
sltaon, and AK unanimous conaeut for that put.
poss.
Mr Ropbins-I object.
Mr. Mills askol alr. B1ntnc II ho (afs,ls)
should vote to roovo The political dLsabii'tias OF
Holden aud Gov. Atnes, he {Bltlno) would yoto
to remove the dieabiitios of JoH Davis.
n n9ps ss e. ba aa ng bo 111a M
cned bis proposition. and wanted no further
debate, ho would give tho Eontleman from Pcnn-
sylsanil (nandslp an oppostunisy to bring up
tho OeptcDnfnl bill. nhich had been postponed
tho attention Of tho House.
Mr. NnndAll-Tho tiu!o consumed and couBo-
quene roHtponement Of tho Centennial bill are
nho'ly chargeable to your eido Of tue House.
RANDALL PINNED nowa.
Mr. Dlaine-l will now o,Id this matter and
havo it in tnY.power 10 do 10. withdraw tho
motion to reconsider. lfrlumphnnt laughter on
tho Republican eido aud apparent astonahmout
on tho Dnmocratlo sido.J At thla tine tho
nionbe1s GU the Democratic Bldo wero on their
feet, whilo tho Republican 1nambors wcro In
their seats, and tho latter get up ganora crtes Of
Otdor, order. otder.'
Mfr. Randall asked MIR. Blaine to givo him an
opportunity OF Bayirg d word. The request WIS
met by at IL loudor cries Of order from tho Re-
publican side Of tho House, In which calls Blsino
himself Joined.
blr. Randall again removed bis roouost and
Diaino refnsed 1t. There tho amueHty matter
ended fof the day.