, 1877-05-21

Tho vote was Is follows:
rIA8. |
ps1!.: sSSs1Iyn: Ss1}ya,::,, Rosi;,f9n 0fTass.
Hunt Flna.b, Whtting-11.
n.:h. Moener. R;.daio.
Frantx, Mcclellan, Southwonh,
Hotdmsn, iM,nsy, Thompson-1s.
slz. Robinson, Of Cook, Later rosn and sald
wished 10 say with regard to wlsAt had taken
place that, with regard to his own connection
with What had occurred. he bud rot meant 70
b. Offensive wcn 10 ssa the demand an 81 S
liz reforrcd to the proceedings and said DO Ind
not n,eant anything scasctinE upon the honora+
bic Intentions OF the scnator, But the pro.
only INFANT to object to such tactics; =,
ME. JOslYn rose and appoloElzcd for his H.
advised haato. lie admitted that. upon re1cc-
tim, he had ',sen hasty, aud Wished @ to apolo'
lilo was, anyhow. coming round to apolostzc to
Tue senator from Cook, sud meant to shake
hands and say, ~ move to take It al! back"
with snall variations s 10 tns yote, ;etc; te senate
meuts, OF which there were twenty IN all.
! Throughout tho minority exhausted l1ibusscr-
lug tactics, and It Tas not until about O'Clock
In tho afternoon that, OIL motion Of Mr., Kehoc,
| southworth, aud Morgan, vas appointed.
ilousA. ,
Tho question of tho correction Of the Journal
Of Thursday as to the yote upon the bill TX
tending liability Of cities and counties upon rail-
road aid subscriptions came up. Th!a Is the bill
which, alter much al1busterIng, lobbying, anu
delay In Tho roll-eall, was declare4 carrlsd bY
the bare constitutional tnalorlty-7 ayes. But
! yesterday eano Representative ReaoHrn, nf
| Hancock County, whuse voto was recorded ave.
and tllcd bis written statement that when hS
Cnicago, Later ia thaiaI Representative VIII.
| ia,ns rosu md said lu had voted dye, but tbat
| bis vote was mol recorded. The Speaker this
morning ruled that u was the right Of every
that the statement Of tho number. upon hls
| honor, was by parliamentary usascs received as
conclusive. a committee iniglt, however. .c-
eo,ding 70 The aushsrt!ss, os appointed to ILL.,
sIr. Washburn aaid tho circumstances under
Which tho bill Ia auastionw was passed. required
| there should bo stEict a1hcTeuco 10 tue rules.
Hu nalc the point that there wAs Wide dis
though absent, wks recorded u voting, aid
that ot member who, though present and vot-
INK, was not recorded ut al. The abscntce
could not until his return ask to have the see0rsl
eosrcctci, In this instauco hc Ind tione % u
soon a. hs returned. Tao member tn tlLs cAtu
who WAS present and claimed to have rotcd re-
ms1ued slleut when thu vote xas txico verihcd,
ana Asl asked no correction Even wheh VI
tcntlon was called TO tho fact that member
(Resburn) who was abseut was recorded - rot
lux, still the menber who was present (aful-
lstns) uiu not ask to have Ax vote recorded, bat
waited until soms tlmo afterward
Mr. davis enisrged upon tho satne point, snta
,Iauea liat Williams, not having, wlIcn tho roll
was ycrllsd, asked to hare hs suic recorded
was now cut Oh fruln that right, and fnally tho
nstses va settled BY tho adoption Of reso,a-
uon referring the matter 10 special committee
of dsc, aud 1T. Albright, to securs Ill rights,
qnte1ed motion To taconsldor,
Mf. Watkins offered y resolution, which was
laid over, providing for the appointment Of q
commission Of nEe Representatives aud three
Senators to reyiss tho koye1ue law, aud report
" tho uoverooF By September, 1878; said Com-
| msson to sit not to exceed sixty days; this par
diem Of numbers to be nve dollars.
Tha House cuncurrud TO the seaate amend
mcuta to the Eastcrn lnsaae Asyluu. blu. which
pfuprates &9,0D. 900.
The nouss also eouculred IN tho Senate
amendments to tho El4ima Coumlssion blu
aud " the General Appropriation bill.
Tia General Lazy 6tll WA pAa4ed and sent 70