, 1877-12-01
WASHINGTON. |
Gratifying Outcome Of the
Protracted Struggle
in the Sena1e.
Kellogg Seated as Senator
from Louisiana, 80
to 28.
Patterson and Conover True
to Their Promises on
This Subject.
They Vote with tho Republic.
ans, and Aid in Securing,
the Victory.
Davis, Of Illinois, Joins the
Democrats in Opposing
Kellogg.
Butler Seated by the Votes Of the
Two Republican Rec
reants.
Davis Declines to Vote. and There
by Assists in tile Result
Unfavorable Report of Conkhng's
Committee On the New
York Nominations.
The Chicago Collectorship Case BE.
| ported Back Without RECON-
| mendntion-
Report Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
in Reference to National
Banks, Etc.
The Chicago Collectorship Case Re-
ported Back Without Recon-
incubation.
Report Of the Comptroller Of the Currency
in Reference to National
Banks, Etc.



Special Dtspuc. tn Tae Ca.ca5" 7rtbunt
WAsulSozox, D. c., Dec. lat 2 u. m. tho
yote WINS taken directly upon the original reso-
lutiun to seat Kellogg. It stool-yeas, 90;
nays, Is; Conover, Patterson, and Davis, u
IIlinoti, voting A. lbcforc, md the Vice.prcsi-
dent announced that the resolution was car
zied.
WAsuISarox. D. c., Dec. lila d. m.-The
vote was Immediately takcn upon the scatlug Of
'IIamhurS" Butler, resulttnR-ycas+ 30;
nays, o., Conovcr aud Patterson voting aye, and
Davis, Ut illinois. although present In the
Chamber, declined 70 vote. Great Interest WAS
manifested pending the completion Of the vote
swonK IN.
Patterson then moved to awear in Butler, aud
! led him to the Clerk to DC sworn. Ingalls, and
Spencer led up Kellogg, and At $40 the two
new Senators had received the oath.
EXECUTIVE sEss10N.
| immediately thereafter upon motion Of
| Senator cunklsnR, tho Senate went Into cx.
| ecuttyc session.
| TmE DEnArx IN TIE SENATE.
| Sptrtai nItlxttca to TA@ EAtexi1n tribune.
| WAsli1NoToH, D. c., Nov. m.-Thc Demo-
Gratis suffered to-day from, tho partial descrtion
Of Patterson, aud total desestion 70 far - tho
vote on Kellogg WAS concerned. After three
houra' debate, thu motion to Eecommtk kel-
1ogg's caac was loat BY = tie vote.
The sensation Of tho day session was Patter-
sons speech. lie hao written It, and 10 ~.
pcared 10 much greater advantage than In ills
rambling speeches tho hsst of tue week. rat
teFsoa began W an announcement mat ho
Should vote 1of hcilo2e &aa ouIes' IL" was
uotiee to tho Democrats 70 surrender on tho
hfst Ease. aa LUCY o1o through Mof0ans OF
Aahama' ~ the eloso ol fattefsons
speech From tais announcement NJ
passed at once to An fmpastloaci
attaek an tue ffeslocht ana MS poiacy' anu
several tucs during h's speech returned TO fhts
branch OF the subject. lie accused tho fEest'
dent ot
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