The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-08

NuulhOUfyl NleNenSOnk " Hi'HcPt 'Hflc UUH
WithSrs-Ns, Nays Alcorn, Allison, Antllo.
hy, booth, Boutwell,, Bruce, Burnside, Cam.
eron (Pa,) Cameron (Wis), Chailee, Chris
tiancy, Clayton, Conoycr, Cragin, Dawes,
Ferry, FrelinglIuysen, llamIin, Harvey,
Hitchcock, Howe, Ingalls,, Jones (Nev,6
Ltgan, Mcmillan, Mitchell, Morrill, Morton,
Oglesby, Paddock, Patterson, Robertson,
Sargent Sharon, Sherman, Spencer, Teller,
Wadleigh, West, Window and Wrght-il,
The question then being on the resolution of
Mr.. aherman, it was agreed TO; yeas, A.
nays, ga strict party vote. Those voting
in favor OF the substitute as above recorded
voted against the resolution, and those who
voted against the substitute voted for the
resolution. The senate, at 1885, took recess
till 20 o'clock tomorrow
In the senate on the Goth, the session
of the senate was resumed at 10 o'clock, but
no business was done, senators only awaiting
notification of the hcuae ready to cdhiinue
the GouIit OF electoral votes. ThisnOtitlcation
was made at l30 and the senate repaired to
the chamber of the house of representatives.
Upon returning at 2'30 pm, the president
pro TEN. OF the senate annouced that the
senate having Withdrawn from the Joint
meeting OF the two houses on the submission
of objections to counting the vote of y. l..
Crossman, an eleCtor from the state OF Mich.
igan, the objection would be read. Vhe sec.
retary Of the senate read the objections. Mr.
Allison submitted the following Resolved
That the vote cast by Daniel L. CroSsman, an
ala apt t,r fr,,, ,bn ,e NI;nhi,,np bn Il
the same is hereby directed to be counted
notwithstanding the objections thereto. AZ.
ter considerable debate, Mr.. Allison modified
his resolution SO as to read "ReSOlved,
That the objection made to the vote OF Dan
el l.. Crossman, one Of the electors of Mich
igan, is not in good law and Is not sustained
by any lawful evidence. Resolved, That said
vote be counted with the other votes OF the
electors of said state, notwithstanding the
objection made thereto. Mr.. Whyte said be
rould not vote for the resolution OF the sena
htof from iowa as it stood He therefore submit
ted the following as a substitute: "Ordered
That while ii is the sense of the senate that NJ
senator or representative, or person holding
an office of trust or profit under the United
States, shall be appointed an electOI, and
that this provision of the constitution shall
be Earried in its spirit into rigid execution,
vet that troof is not such as to ,tily the
exclusion of the vote of Daniel J.. Crossman
AS one of the electors Of the state Of Mich.
gan, and that his vote should he counted.
The substitute Of MIR. Whyte was rejected
by d strict party vote yeas, q; nays, 80, as
follows; Yeas-Bailey. Blnum, Bayard,
BOgv, COckrell, Cooper, Davis, Dennis, Ea
ton, holnthWailc, lerSLoI',, :, Johnston, Jones
!fla'b kclIy, herha,i' McN IcVr!t hC hC''"',''o'
MaXeS, Meril'lol, No'Nooo, n'r"o'P,i! hah
'''''' 'yy"n 81, ~ ,I,,,, ,II;',,
Anthonv Booth. Boatwell, Bruce, burnside
Cameron, Penn, Cameron lWisl Thatlee,
Chrlstlancy, clayton, 'ohoVer' 'rntSi",
n'"'SI Doa'eSi traaH HT,,oIls7 TiI'l7 Tcnas NV
Logan. Mcmillan, Mitchell, MorilI, Morton,
Paddock, Patterson, Robertson, Sargent,
sherman, spencer, le',er' m,'o'e'siI, W G'N
Wlndom ana rGht-''' tue question: pe'
ing on tne resolution q, senator n'''S"",
senator Mc'ohald ihoFeu 10 "i'en" we HiS'
resolution SO ns 10 reau NeSo'Ntu, nav 'n'
objection made 10 the Notc q. n!nit' H.
Crossman, one OF the electofS ol M'c"'Sah
IS not sustained by laNluI cNldchce' ne
ltCted-yeas, "a nays, % S'iIct party wore
Mr.. Cooper demanded separate Note on 'hC
resolutions, ana the hrst one, rs sunihitteo
by Mr. Allison was agreed 10, yeas, tV' nays,
Il. The second resolution was lheh unaHi
mousIy agreed to; yeas, -; nays, none, Mr;
ChriStiancy moved that the mouse pe h"Ilueu
OF the action OF the senate an" ais" '!lai
the senate was ready to meet the mouse an"
resume the count. Returning to ltS cha'hoeI
after Nevada was objected to, ana Icarhlhs
that the house had taken recess un'l
10 o'clock tomorrow, the senate also TOOK q
recess,
Tn tho eanote an the DIST the session
~ Ill ,I ,,, ,o,,,t,
was reSuiAeu a. !" ''"'H anu NV '".>
waited notification OF the mouse "ecisloh IL
the Neyadn case which was read al
d., A., ,,,,,,,o o,oooeded to the hal
INV VIZ" ~, III. .,.,,.,,,
OF the houSc' me Se'i'e ,'''"7 '''"'"
from the joint convention, legislative busI
ness was resumed. Mr.. Mitchell, from tn'
committee on privileges ana eiectiohS, SUP
mitted a long report in the c ,se 0i the ore
gon election, anu asked that IL be prlhtcu II
the record. The report is yolumlnous, an
summarizes lhe ~" anu iacss c"'i,'eV'o'
win lhe lnvestsat,Ihn. ~; Se'S ior, Ina, h a."
eligible. that under the laws of Oregon, the
secretary of state is the c9nyassing officer
and oicialiy declaifu i tH"I Ine lePunicn, P%d al
a;uad tbo b;obest TO- number Of votes that thu
governor issued his certificate to Odell, Cart
wright and Cronin, instead OF to odeil' Cart
wrisne anu Matt, 'to telonros ,~1 ', nassno % be
tween nronounced democratic leaders, and
concludes with an exoneration of senator
KelIy in connection with testimony regard
inc his Endorsement of certain telegrams, the
onntents Of which he stated before the sen
ate in exclamation, that he had no knowl
ad%e objection being made by Messrs
IrE Dayis and Kernan, who claimed that the re-
nort sbould he nrinted, as other reports, Mr.
Mitchell withdrew his motion, and the re-
nov, was ordert d to he printed in the usua
p,anrnr The postofice appropriation wa,
then taken up. The amcndmentsrep eported 10y
the committee on appropriations we're agreed
70 The hin was then read third time and
,assed ~" The senate then went into ex
aacutive session. and when the doors were re
on.ncd took n recess till 10 o'clock to-mor