Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

Senate and House Of Representatives,
that ON account OF said frauds In SUP
pressing true votes and certifying tc
false votes, Samuel ]. Tldsn. although
having received q majority Of the elec'
toral votes cast at the ballot box In the
several States, has not a majority In said
Joint count OF all the electors appointed
In accordance with the terms OF the Con-
stitution; and
wnEREAs, Rutherford B. HsyA has
not received o majority Of the consti'
tutional electors duly and legally ap-
pointed, and the contingency having
happened whom II becomes the duty OF
the House Of Representatives to proceed
immediately to the election OF n Presi-
dent Of the United States for the snsu.
ing four years; therefore
Resolved, by The House Of Representatives.
That said House will proceed immedi-
atsly, In obedience to the Constitution,
to choose n President from the persons
having the highest number OF votes. not
exceeding three ON the list o. those
voted for a. President.
Lyndo was recognized by tho Speaker
as an object or In his vote. and offered q
resolution that the vote Of Downs be
counted.
Mills then offered as 4 Substitute that
tho vote be not counted.
A message from the Senate announced
that the objection had not been sus.
tanned. Tho announcement was greeted
with q very general clapping Of hands
on the Republican side, and In the gal
l%sries. This demonstration annoyed
members on the Democratic side. who
demanded the clearing Of the galleries
The Speaker directed the lobbiss to be
cleared. but submitted to the House the
question as to clearing the galleries, and
there was q very decided majority
against II.
Lyndo then moved q recess till to.
morrow morning. Rejected. 90 TO l4s.
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Wood thon declared that II his PROPOSE.
lion was not asseu,ed to no would never
leave the hall until the count was
finished. At n o'clock, the two hours
debate oil. IN. objection commenced.
Mills made n speech In favor OF his
resolution. In which he characterized the
representatives Of the American people
as covering in tho dust. Tho people.
he said, dare maiutain their rights. but
tbs peoples representatives dare not do
NO. Their fathers II they could look
down upon them from heaven would be
ashamed to see them covering before a
dcspot who only commanded an army Of
about eighteen thousand men, halt Of
whom sympathized with the Democrtic
party. The whole speech wa In this
vein, but 1t attracted little attention.
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