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6pecfds btspasch to Tia Tribune,
WAsn1HGToH. y. e., Dec. 4::--Thc galleries OF
the Senate wcrc filled BY II o'clock, and soon
the Democratic ecnators .began to urrlve, ex-
chnngc sAlutatons, null confer In small groups.
Thu Republican side Of the Chamber was vacant,
the Senators Of that puitical party having met
IN caucus at half-;'ast IN, but at noon they came
to their desks and were in their plnccs wllrn
President Ferry raprgd 10 order with lfs gnvel.
Chaplain Sunderland nlatc very long a,d
very patriotic prayer, In Which he alluded to tho
deceased Vlcc-rrcs[t!cnt Wilson aud Speaker
Kerr, and t1.cn thu new Senators presented
themselves " take tlle cath Of Office. Mr..
Blaine, who temporarily occupied tllu scat Of
Mr. Howe next tn that Of Ilanlsin, with Teller
and Claffec, OF Colorado,
TOOK THK Pul1. OATH,
but Price, appointed an the successor Of tho de-
ceased Capeston, Of West Virginia. could only
ta!sr tho modified oath, hU having lccn Ut, aetiye
Confederate. TIC Colorado 6c,lators then
drew lots for their tllnt of service, Cl,ntlcc
drawing tho long term and Teller tho short
term. 4 rom1lttee was appointed to walt IN
the President With one from tho House, aMl in-
furtn him TINT Congress was organzc,a, and IL
recess yYus takcn. Nhen the Sc.,utu was ugai,.
callId to orttcr Mr.. EGnsunds introduced Il rcsc-
lutloll providing for Il Senatorial investigation
into tic Southern elections, n:d, rs III Worll
WIS received from the House of the organtza-
tim of that botly. the Selatu adjourned until
tomorrow.
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original territory anil tho membership Encrcaset
to III. There were no el,nngea n tue number
q Statcs OF membership until tie scEsntsl
cnIo,,. nfrt tic nllsnber VIA increased to ~:
IN 1s1H tho number Of Representatives had
btc1'fnG ls!,-t1I. rItlD Of representation re.
1natn(Hg thc eauIt az H. had been fruM thu
beginning. mn Representative 10 33.o pcnplc
AZ thi. time the laA of representation whs ~"
ereuhc,i ,u:s,,'U0, an,l Indiana was admfttc
fr,un that 'latr, new Status were admitted at
almost every Cnugrcts.
TitE TwESr5.11f1RD CONGRESS
irrrrusttl to :.i3 members. Tile increasc OF
population. y the ssatca was 80 great, and tho
lunbrr Ut the Sttcs themselves was 30 speedily
Increasing, TINT ConETes. thcn threatened to bc
ts nn"'eIa1y 1y Which + alts,y nss
tio.I wss changed III 1861 to 47,Mo.
THIS change prevented ANY consider.
abte Islrreasc Il, the Representation until
tic Twcnty.sixt'' Congrets. IN lsIi tho na.i*
aud Under this ,,axs Florida, f'exas, 1owa, athl
CalIinrhEa we're admitted 10 the UnIun. III 1850
ayain tic milo Of representation was increased
tn ~ 4N, and tue membership was kept ut III
eress Tho War Of seccsston .,egan, and there were
but 1s1 members left Ia Congress.
THE brEAKKnsHtr.
In the history Ut Congress the. Spcakershtp
ha: been geographically distributed - follows:
times; By MARYLAND oi'ce, a pro-tcn,roro Speak
rr; by Massachusetts, six tunes: BY North Caro-
lima three times, fur three successive Congresses,
antl by one n.a1, Nathaniel Macon: by Kentucky
eight t'tncs, Henry Clny Aelng SIX tlncs Speaker:
by New Yurk twice: by Virginia ecycn t[!ne.; by
New Hampshire oncc, pro te,upore; by Tcnnes-
tee tllscc times. Jatnes X. Polk being twice
Speaker; by ltntiana ilyc times, SCHUYLER Col
fix hclng Speaker three Of these five times: by
Snutal Carol!ln oueei anil by Maino three
tttsles.
DENOMINATIONS AND THE cuArLA1NcY.
Tlc various religious denominations haye at
different times bceu represented III the Chap
laincy of the two Houses. During the carly
period Of thu history ot the new Congress thu
Ep!scopal!an Churci, controlled the Chaplainc,y
Of the Senate for eighteen Congresses. Since
that time the office ss been given tn the Freshly
terians, 1,aptists, Nctl,odlsts, and conErega.
tionalistt. There WIS ut one time human
Catholic Chaplain III the Senate. In the House,
on the contrary, the Eplscopajians hare hal but
two Chaplans. The remaining Congresses
hare bccl, divided between Mcthodis;a, Daptiste
and Congrcg4ttonalLsts, the Mcthodtsts havias;
the Office nearly twicc as many times as an,
other denomination.
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ttonAi District by the uua1idel votera thereof al
ench Time ani place a. tlc I.ci.!stnrc may pre-.
.rrhe. atld that no pers1n hulflsng al olicc OF
hon1r. tfntt. or pEoff nnlef my State under thu
G"ttc States should bc eligible Delegates to tatd
Gonrcnilon.
7h!ra-rl,,t. IN tho opinion Of Congress. taId
Convention thouli te held at Columbus. State of
Ohio, on the second Monday In sIny. lH17, md
tInns arc rU1elHlet.
,t.o1rfh3rhat, n w npinion Of Congress-. the
as'eKste should fs4 S! Empcn.ailan ii tho n.te
OF 91u per day. " ,Aehyt nt thu rate Df e
cont. psr saei, ri = farily .Favelea in eoias e
al ll.e, rkpr,lsc9 $, Il Convention b. dutraytd
from tho 1rcas4 = te United s,atea.
FvH-Thaf.E. *,,hpnbn 1f Edn.rcAs. tho r6-
vfte ami ancf 9. h.tItutIun rhouli, bc reported
10 the I'resid{ = i.c tinted statea on tho ID.
!uurntnent oG . tnscntsnn. and itat It 'hoNld
tltereupon bfieq t!ateIr submitted " tic lfc.i.
dent to CO. IA Ut delegates ch0seu III chch
State ty, th{S = lthereof unler the .ecuraInenla-
;!on : Of ftfS ltaro for its assent and rat!lea-
hifth-f $40. recommended to the Ltgtsla-
tnrer Of f. Jrnl States u the Cnion 10 apply 10
ConRfeaE; - tut t!clny to call Convention u
af"resald sspsovfded in Art, i Of tho Eonattsu'
uvI,
Adjourned
, 1876-12-05
IN THE HOUSE.
sPHAKKit RANDALL,
Enkei0t UiattdfcA tn 1RA Ta4hHH4.


WAs11lSuroS, d, e., pcr. mir. Randall,
who had been radiant with good huiuor all Tho
,nnrnng, looked rather serious Us tho voting for
Speaker nua1cd III end, anil tho tins approached
for him u stluulder tho heavy burden Ut Ais new
honoEs. liz made good appearance, however,
when escorted to tho chair by Cox aud AtcCrary,
and although his hlatss trenbD,t holding tllc
ului,l,.cslpt of his Bpeecl, hs yoIct was clear
ns bugIc. Tho first part Ut his short a.l.ircbs
was III excellent TASTE; the last seemed t0 con-
taiu Il menace ii mischief. ltsfetcrcnC1 tn Ex-
ecitErc usurpatiotls WIS wholly out OF psare,
and llatl te c!r,ct Vi pouring bitter watcr into
tho alrcaoy oyerA0w!ng cup OF partisan fcctng.
Uelao,,strAtiyc applause greeted tl'ls Scnte,'Se
from tho Democratic sido, anl uhoYo tho tf!n Ut
han.l.c!applnk in tic galleries mi omtnoua
sound, not cllcers, but that peculiar shrsEl Try
which used &u bu known during tho Var as
TliH nEnEL tEt1~
It ts tho Southern {ash!on OF expressing cnt!u-
stasr,, and snny bo us good In its way rs tho
Northern hu1rah, but It IL doubtful II 1t was ever
heard III tho ilouse, certainly not ttncs tho
ercH debates that preceded tl!e Rebellion, anu
many nupuhlIea. nlrnlbcrs Alluaderul fnyous-
tutlly at the sound M fault could ba fnui.t
with Mr.. Randall for tho tna1,ncr In which te
purfofmc,l his duties during tne day.. tic waA
gooA-tcmpcscd a,.d Impartial, an. 'na<ls good
impression.
SENATOR DIAIHE
thinks tho actton u the Democrats IN tho llnuse
in rrfus!ng to alu,It tl,u new lucn,burs ,lntll
atter thu election Of q Speaker nltogethrr us,-
shat tic claims Ut a nte.,ll'er presenting Ger
ttltcate of election talo precedence Ut I'LL utler
bllaincsa, mil that tho right Of such members to
bo sworn IN eanuot bo questioned. TlIu Clerk
ought to have put thcfr names ot' ttle roll, aud
o. hu dill not do 80 tho House should l,uye seat
I'd them at unce. Sir. Blalns regrets that tlo
Republicans dill not maka stronger light On
tAts point.
, 1876-12-05

the other hills to await Presidential dcvelop-
1nents.
LUCKY riiP
Cl,a,rce VA. lucky enough to draw the long
term in the Senate.
GOOD ADVICE.
Tic Democratic. leaders nre endeavoring to
rcstrnln the rank Anl liic, who wish to become
fan1ous by introducing resolutions to tnlpcaell
the President. Hewitt says they l,a'l better let
the President alone.
NEBRASKA.
Senator Paddock aays there will be NJ diff
e111ty about the counting Of The Nebraska Etcc-
toral votc, as the Legislature will not hare to
pass new law under the ,ix-ttay rule, but will
act as returning hoard.
SENATE lTENs.
Tie Republican SetlAtors tn caIirsls tllf4 morn.
lux tt!l init consider the subject III new Presl-
dcnt pro- tetnporr. There ,"ay be no Immediate
ntteuipt to nuke change.
bci'ator Wright In. been appointed Chairman
Of the Caucus Committee to rcosgauizc the Sen.
ate Committees.
Tie session of Tx t1,e etstSna cabIuvt va, II u.ua,
duration. 1t was chiefly ncrusIted IN u review Of
tle messagc,wh will he presented tu-tnnrrow.
There Tas some conversation Respecting the ~
nation at Columbia, antl the pcarntul With
The latter wAs nIrnti0ncd With surprfc,
US move quite unexpected. Its Inca!ng oe-
easloncd thu expression ii Il diversity Of opin-
fote, ~ II Is believed to he preliminary t' INV
move In the tuct!cs uf tilc DemncTattc managers
tn South Caroiua. Particulars are awaited Will,
grllat Interest.
PREDICTION.
President Grant said to SGw England Semi
tur to-day that lie counts thu days tint must
pass beiorc tAc expiration Of his turn u oltlcc
ID lie counted the days that must pass before
he wolttt graduate during Ills lust ytar ut
West Point. i'e added: Less tt,au l0o days
, 1876-12-05

BEHATE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 4.-The interest Of
Lhc public ta tl,c opening proceedings Of the
Senate was not SO great as tint in the Aousc,
though the galleries we're well 6llcd brfore noon.
Many Democratic Senators were in their eeats
before that body WIS called to order, hut tile
Republican Senators, betng In CAUCUS, did not
occupy their seats It'll few minutes before II
o'clock.
A cl,anCc In tllu arrangement Of the desks to
tic new Senators from Colorado.
and to give tho Senators who occupied the seats
under the gallery murc desirable ones, was made
by plAcng three desks upon either side OF the
fourth. OF last platform. The acats Of the Re-
publican side were assigned TO Mcssss. Blaine
and ChaIcc anl Teller {thc new Colorado Sell
atoss, and on the Democratic sids to Price, the
ncw Senator from Wcat Virgtnta: Jones, of
Florida; md Randolph, Of New Jersey.
DREW LOTS,
When tue Senate was called 10 order the new
members were sworn In, aud the two from Col
orado drew for their respective terms. Csffeo SC.
Teller iis tn the thoft term. ending 10 la77.
deaf and Ioutc that tLs senatS was ,s.ay for bus.
ness, md q recess was taken till 0 clucK.
nuLLp0zfHG.
When tho Senate rcasasmbled. Mr. Edmuntis
ra olIr,ea III 10 Ss nsned mi s the tsSe
W,,rur.s II /. nrnyfdcl 1y tho kccunI scctIon
- us snrr+nnnth ssticIe nj amrndmrnta of thn
n..ntinn - nt IL, f;nisd States thai Rs ofosents
a n " o,,ntiurs am"nG tEn st%cfa state,
according TO their respective numbers. counting
cIntiinw insIans mt taxcd. Int WHEN the right TO
rntc Al INV election fof cIujcp Of Electors tor
,'rertdc,i ind V!ec. President Of the United states
y os sa
iurc Hereof /. denied to sny Of lo r,sie nsnit.
ans. na. ~ ~ sss H. 'st irit. st;tss nr in nny
zsms .ssv ~ n,r.u,+a nv c.cent fur nssticipatlon
In i,1,c,un ,,r other criinc. tae fa.i. az rrp,t.
rrn,sp.vn M therein shall be sddaced Ii lhc propor
Iinn xh,ch ttr nuu,brr Of sle, unr citlzpts sha!.
bear to ths waoie number Of nals etfzsns II years
oi aae. i rneh STATE; mud .,,. :, ..x,,,, =, w..
ato,aa s~d p.rticuIsr}y in ths Htsies or South
ar",I, ~; S;ctrria Flofla. tlabamn. Louisiana.
~ trsnsciysiy sS being i. ysaIs Of asc
and eitisens II thn unItc,i stals*, 70 vote !, ts
LIZ .;H. ~ r., iiniteJ sfatrs and fur Rruru.
1at;,n. n ~ T'nnrr.ss. md fnf executive and
, e,c,s ~ s,rh Statrs md far nIrn.l,s,s al
the LeslslTuss ,.atse ""' ose' -'~A''
Ao;iasfJ ssf1tJ FIAT ia fomm,,tee OH Privilege. AMI
Eise;ius,a when aupotntcI bv and 1t IL hercoy III.
l'fAhrf.rs II In INV N lis elections named IN
.aid a,n.dnmt In aid STATES in lie Yrars lN75 1r
ls7, ,.c risit VI nnY port.un oi such nlabitants
snasIro what c.trn. .uc,, denial Or sbfds.
ss, hss nsea sstfea ,,rb denial y, .arar.
,. am.tn.my r.. h:y.,, "n1s ns.,nnia.hr, @4'''
ht.vrth|IIy whom bns such denial or abrtJgment
h.a,. "r.c,aj'. "'eo' 1 ~
SSI0With what ,notves md for what nurposes
ha. su"h aenis, or nhrIIanent bcsp Carried OH,
s.y wat y, saaSy Of Of sxe1e.s'
" Etso.rtd JHrthsr, That The said Committee hare
pSoMsf pS% e. ~ nra unpds and 10 ssn for persons a pa.
Ia u. fk.n. u11 inf
, 1876-12-05

~ TIC Hek7fTA 1S5ocad!td 7Ff5f.
WAsnISaToN. u. G., Uec+ 4.-'TI,c Speela!
Committee directed BY the House Of Representa-
tiycs 10 Investigate tic reccs,t election in South
Carolina, aud the acttun Of the Canyas.ing
Bnard In relation thereto, will otganlza to,
night. Ii is andcrstood that Representative
Morrison will he appointed Chairman Of the
special Louisiana Committee.
, 1876-12-05
The House Hastens to Dispatch
an Investigating Commit
tee to Columbia.
Senate Proposition 10 Hold n M
tional Constitutional
Convention.



DEMOCRATIC aAMK TO srEAL THE rREs1-
pEScf.
"pec.as D,p =, H. a"' H. oo.,,r ~
:, "m'Sut"S' - ~, - ...s.. 49,.
sae A4ou1e eo"uay ~, ~ tlc Ioloias1 saeo VS. s
"l'cet teeui. ~ liue'. p.a'' A.a IN ar'. ss
III o"'o ''",eat'o" l"A1' d. " ,..,..,t..,
so,rol .'e 'Aous,' w a"'o1 80, .,,. 49,,
LICK VIII oc "es'ee'eo ~ etrc 'u"' s"o "ueoo''
aaa't'o"a. I'estoFa9 'o'e. ""e' WI. na'"s
oiletea tno cfc"sht'u's u t"o ''.,'"'e 'Eee 49,.
o1 eo'o1auo' tlef1o"S W 'nc clee'."" -. I,'o
speaker IL was supposcu NJ nfst o9 tns "epu"
!leans ."at sh'c"u ns'"oesa,e "elc Wy .'s"s
10 ss'npisn uteeeae.s ~ "n ,1 III ~"
,'ed eloso oi'!e'on oi tne next ti"..sc'
possible tott.ay the swearing III OF some lfepu'l-
lcans until utter tho organization Of the House.
~ a., .,,t. ~ no,,,,o.at. ,r,t,,,u, do1o,c oo1
49,, H., o ,.a",.at3', s.,,a, NJ ~, ,,ro.;.
"itho"t thc 'east heslla'lo'' ''o'"'s" a'i p''''-
Gus customs OF tho House md
STRUCK DOWN THE HIGHEST PRIVILEGE
IF aIt nen,h,a c1t.rt whose senta urc uncnp.
.osta1 nnd .r,,, 1,nvo +,,o rc,t,,,ar rcricoto NJ
.sete..' u'o "Ao ."'. wv ''... 49,, .,.",.. -
tho Governor ot statct natne'y: tue rlsht t"
participate IN tho organization of the Ho.tsc.
rbrro was M 1Isuuto In regard to the regularity
~ I'm credentials hcld bv tlr Colorado member
At At TIL this .tase Of procsedines @ but Holman, Coz.
and other Democrats less known, insisted, anil
Clerk Albums ruled, that the question Of elect
irp Smoker wus first in ortler Had tho House
,',, ,, "p .','.sa w." ar,t ,,o nr~o,,va,i,n turnrI
pcc'' e'osc' a'''. Luz h"n'AA"" '","..
ot' ono sose, thc he.h"c1a.b "oola ''u'o
gaincd coutrnl Of the lio,!se by this arbitrary
ruling, It was st,pposcd at first to haye IN
,.In,, si,a nro,h,,. ctn,c ,livfstm nj nar.tcs nj
~" ."s u." .h, NV, 1,.ns. Nnt ',,v ,s.rs
tHe opetlnE vi thc Aeat aoHse' Sot ol'f "efo
Republicans deceived MS to the real purpose,
but ryclI Mr. Morrison, tiu lender Of tho Dcn,u.
,-,t, st,,,, want trer In t1. rc,r,l1pa,,s whI1n
oN&-'0 0'N0s '-' '''
tho deoate "aa Ill pEoe1css a'''' "s""'e" '''c"
there WAS uo purpose tn ...
SHUT OUT THE COLORADO MEMBER,
anil thai utter the clcrtIun of Sneaker tl1cro
"oaiu w no op!.e'on ~ '.s,'s"s' 1.,u. 4, '..,
Holman, TOO, IN thc coarhe o! hls fehsaF@h saso
thrrc would he no opposition to Ills crcs'c,l-
tiala At tic nroprr time, and upnn these
.s,,,-onoa. tb, f,cnrb1l,uns ccu.,.3 thrtr onpo,
,.,s ~ ,",s.pt..' ss nss1sn .a..,. .;aes
Sttotat ana the eIcetlo" u Aan9Alt tooh e1ace'
, 1876-12-05
FlNAMDlALs
EINANUENLs
Notice ITO Depositors.

r.. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE hav.
,..a,,;icl to retire from business. has conso'.
,,.,.d H. Ia accounts with those Of tic CENTRAL
s,r,nyAt DANk,-btctholist Church Block.
- .rd has deposited with that Bank the ncces-
.rv finds 10 pay all its Derositors on demand
o. =, .,onirr1. or their accounts may 1a continued
',.r, 49, nj, the came terms rs hitherto with tue
COMMERCE..
outstanding checks and drafts on the Ma
.,ov,1, NtNK OF COMMERCE. viii 6e paid By
~. CENTRAL NATIONAL against balances.
C. MAYNARD, President,
, 1876-12-05

sfeetl ami nn,cf O. hstttutn rhouIfi be reported
j.urnntnt ~ . ,nvent!oa, ani ibat it 'honia
tnetsupon + htIS t!ately submitted y tho i'fe.i:
snt ste { g. IT fss!st s sss IL ssse
tIon.., ~.
lures Of 49, 5rnl sta,cs 81 the Gniou 10 apply 10
c"nRre.G = ! 7 ,fut dclny 10 call Convention ~
s"s'a'''' ao' 'p'''''e'' !" ATT Of tho e'a''''a'
Adjourned.
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,n n, Mou:n i,o o OF Observation-Disclosures. ,,,s
II te tee.lon WAS m,.nested BY an mmenso esneo.se
q ssnt apse'a''f There were very fe" members '''
rhs speaksers 1s ehar wns droped IN mourning. IN
Ilonts wat rallied, orter ii eoon by Clerk Adams,
sa s t M q tns mfTbs tss xho,s
TuK srEAKERalnr.
to TO-, ssf r. ,srE se,9"ton TO- s se:sion ct
Colorado T. haye als name placed on tho roll 80
nat s might p',fttelpasc " tc G election Of speak.
dee IT, sn ad o ocf ..
M i.. tGs offaal;aton - y I If iioa;Y V. nssss
sas s fas H. ~ "9der w., wG n5 Hanks
5sss ad Hill to pae!pa,e tse @ elsston lon '@
pnsy stss st. s2k pasS .ss M ns"s tasi s.,
osrea " Mt; itnl,asn .ook p1seede1Wss 3D. Pm
tnat %ss.!o u aFpeai wss saken oJ Mf ba1Ss
s dssse' eSs ssss : a' g. e. IL ss!
adpte usa wsaat opp91ona ;s,s wa ae =.
tes,amsat y: 6. ksf!. who st s!e cemmencewent a
ionseIp M aJ dcns9.ea thiS ilfe erestinx vacancy @
t"4Sst au uet"tt tSu sis.n .'I. s'tSnt
speaker s'T" 'oes' rrr vor.
1ass sns. a Gs'aela " .csnFy gismes nannns.
ed tscr.: The vote rs.ated ;s ~ follows: Mholo
nn,nbtr - votes cnst. .ab; necessary TO choice
sea 9 ~ Hsass e. ssfflsss .a'sss svs &
by bis colleague. Magoon: William Il; sIesr,ton.
!, given BY Potter tsiiss.}; Gcorgo r. noar, l.
uAxp,IL's srxEcu.
The announcement uf thu result was greeted
eoadus,ed Sneaker ii ts ha.lds to is claiq. Wien b.
low: u A'' 'pseN" ''1" A'''A's''p'' ~ 's - IVA
IT; or Tx lImcsE of M r.
it, sneaksr. " K Mr. Kcrr 81 Indisnu. ony e1presa
r.. rpIvcrs.i s"rtt,n1rf H. ~ avin~ In vnys nrn5
and x prrs man, whesa nubs prsato fc
| eharaetsrinsd ly nurjtY. uatrossm. and unswe,v.
fn7 trterrifr SrGoiyy rsn mnrc ro,nnirtriv an.
nrSrinfn ftHr dn thr 1tCl, hnnnr of nrrsnT Gvrr
I'm dcibrrufion, nf tho Nci,rckcntatJycs Of thu
American peoplc, and for ts marx ol your esscco,
" IL aqscharac mi ~ H. in
nort,,,t dutIts conddcd 10 me. shaii endcayor to
be 1b,oiuiciy faIr md impartial. Whf,a
rnfnrcinr The ruIcs mid nohnldInr
| I'm i,Sna:ttu,iouo, nreroratIyr. nf lid
hody, thnii at tho SANG tn,c protect each nnG
oyefy mctnhcr In tic riv!ta and privileges 10 which
The parliamentary power Of the chair, 1t will be my
duty md ny PLEASURE 10 siyc the tsns expression.
! Hri Niab.A 0f thH HnHAe ntEAfiun
, 1876-12-05

Special DtspafeA ia 7az n4bunS
WAsuMaroH, D. c., Dec- 4.-Tho House Ap-
prop.lations Committee hayo decided 10 report
only tho Pension bill at present, aud To leave