, 1877-03-05


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original bill reduced this sa1arv from so I'm :,
S25 mn a v-ar tho ,o+a a. .rb,oh - M, srs:, :.
Inv hefore The noea,na ~ tha {. .a,.-,,',.
fnur Years aoo m +his nno++ar +tar as3a 49,
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o"@a" WI %uA1 aue HOUSE "ou1d certainly not
10y a's polnt Il II insisted on the reduction
aua auo"eo the Dill to be defeated II no act
80 passtaa oe1ore II O'Clock to-day changing
eae residents salary, 1t would have to remain
~ ~ now Is untn the close OF President Hayes
sI'n' ro1 IN ibis nght, It was seen that the
Aouse WAS po"erless in the premises, except to
Hmoe It's petty spite. and It surrendered with
s'oo grace
| Ahoof TEE COOLEST THING DONE
~. uua1"s .ne n'9ns session was the request Of G.
-"e5 "e"7' o' M1sstssfppi, that the House
s"ouo euepea't aae fole9 anu pass bill refund
~ Wv .3s'oa 'aA' 4ne sum which It was thus
Kopeu ~ appropriate was only $6S,000, Goa.
elS &c" " tno members voted for It. When It
was utseosereo' az aoout3 O'Clock Sunday morn
4n@, taat III Oh tue appropriation bills except
Aa. 1oi .'e a1"y were IN good condition and
.Ae's Io oe passed, and that contanuous ses-
s'on "oo1o not 1ac1litate an adgreement On that,
| HoAAAS MOVED RECESS
ootne u 'na "ea'l'e1s' taink1n@ there was still
euA'ee ao' t"e1 os''ate ouls, opposed this mo-
t,on anu postponed II Tor half an hoar, and
! euen ~ nan pase Inc House suspended its ses-
o'o" uotu oeaoch Luis morning.
- oeAocA SUNDAY MORNING.
D.1 nA@s "e"oets OF 1ne house appeared
- s"s" p1.. 60 ~ %oe e4pHas'on OF the recess
1a'a "o4 "Ans' ano even tnese showed the effects
~ 'a' lu1e sesslons III tne'r pale and bag
Ea.a eounsenaaees. Inc galleries. too were
A'.'4 "'oat han oo1en strangers
" ""Aae' g. 81 ''ooot ~ 'oneiy manner upon the
14oos. 1He 1e" representatives who were on
nsa''o apparently came IN the hope OF getting
some OF the pf1Vatc bills In which they were
espc1a!lg interested agreed to ny the House be-
1ose Inc more important business OF the morn
ing was taken up~ But Holman OF indiana,
was IN MS customary place, and put the veto of
-@
1t" m1nutes later
he LEFT TIE HALL
1of the purpose OF attending Conference Com
mistec, and then almost every Representative
IN tue Chamber Immediately sprang to his feet
ano demanded the recognition Of the Speaker.
AT THIS 1uneture, Eden, OF Illinois, arose in his
place ani objected to the consideration Of sey-
erai bills IN succession, aud in explanation OF
his conduct he said that he had promised Hol-
man before the latter went out that, during his
absence, he would allow no measure to be con-
s:dered. Several members Indignantly asked ii
Holman was to be allowed to stand In the v:.Y
Of the public business, anu it was suggested
that committee be appointed to wait upon the
gentleman from Indiana aud
OBTAIN his PERMISSION THAT LEGISLATION
MIGHT PROCEED!
Finding that nothing could be accomplished, a
recess was taken until halt-past lo o'clock soon
after, speaker kantiall called the House to or
der tue second time pla"ed Cox In the chair,
anu temporarily lett the Chamber
DESERVED COMPLIMENTS
lnen Banks OIL massachusetts,, having been
lecosuHeu' pFesensee, WILD. some very CON-
pi1nenta1S ano nlsniy appropriate remarks,