Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28

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cluJe their report bv declaring that pun.
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Tho Crisis ta she ksnate.
W~AsuISoroS. Nov. %. -Immsdlately
Altar The reading of thu journal in the
~ A'
Senate' Waulelgn' Chairman oi.'ns Som
mittee on Privileges and Elections, moved
IN procced IN The consideration OF the
o..
icsolun9n lepoI!cg W 'nA' ni.nenm
,ho sain'ss'on VI heiioss 7" oenAo' ~"
Lou,siAna. u...
thurman ooleetea anu reau lo eIsuA,
RUE, when provides that no o'II, Iepyt'
OF committee. or oiher snplecI upon .ne
shAii DO procesueu WIN ~ 'no
morning hour. unless BY unanimous con-
sent.
A long discussion In regard TO the rules
ensued, which was participated In by Ed.
munds, Thurman, Wadleigh. Wallace and
others. Finally the Vice President de-
cidod that the subject was . question Of
tho highest privilege, and could DO con-
sidered In the morning hour. notwith-
standing objections.
Thurman appealed from tho decision,
and tho yeas and nays being called the de-
cision was sustained, yeas ~, nays ~.
Patterson voted with the Democrats In tho
negative, and Conover with the Republi-
cans In the Affirmative. Davis OF Illinois
did not vote.
The question then being. will the Senate
proceed 70 tne consiuerAton OF 'nc SNJ,n
uon reported " inc commune IN lin'
leges and Elections, declaring Kellogg en-
titled to 0 seat a. Senator from LouisiAna,
tho vote resulted, yeas 20, nays 20.
Tho Vice President voted In the afirms-
tive, and the resolution WAS taken up
Conover voted with the Republicans IN the
Affirmative, and Patterson aud Davis oil
Illinois with tho Democrats In the mega
tive.
After u was decided 70 uke vi tne hsl'
iogg case. anothef long ds9ate sPtuns w
between Madieig'' mn. IIoa,, s .
o MCMILLAN, AL memper OF .no oom,
mi'teo on rri,,iese. asu ELY. ni;.o
The seat from Louisiana for the term end.
ing March 4th. 1879. the Democrats srgu.
Ing that bis case might have been reported
o ot,or ,s., ~ wouid bsvs bean slrssdy
reported. had not the committs been pre-.
vented from meeting yesterday BY the
continuous session Oh . osnA m.na A..
,s.oIntion NV stirling ont ali Alter The
wori !" re,oiyeJ." and inserting that
N q. Rptlsr la now sworp In A Senator
from soa,h Csrolina'"
PJmunJs aid he did mot want time
u.cd nnnece.sarily. and therefore suggest.
that n yote be- taken on the admission
m KsiI.gr an Friday pe.t At / O'Clock,
and an nm" .dmis.ion ~ Butler ON Satur.
ns,iocL II.ngb,sr on tbe Demo.
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