The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-02

Mahon, Meade, Mills, Morey, Morrison,
o Mutchler, O'Brien, Odell, Phillips (Mc.) J,
}. Poppleton, james K. Reilly, Rice, Riddle,
Robbins Pa, Robbins (N. C.), Roberts,
i Ross, Savage, Sayler, Seals, SChwnacer,
:. Scheakley, Slemmons, Smith (Ga.) South.
r ard, Sparks, Springer, Stanton, Stenger,
I Stone, Teese, Terry, Thompson. Thomas,
. Tucker Turney, Vance (0), Vance (N.
e c., Waddle, Walker (Va.), Walling,
r Walsh, Wells (Mo.), Withome, Wigger.
. ton, WykeR Williams (Ala.), Wilson wv.
| Na.), and Houng-ll6.
4 NAYs-MessrS Adams, Geo. A. Bagley,
, Baker (Ind), Baker (N. ~, Ballou,
Banks, Belford, Bell, Blair, Bradley,
Brown (Ky.), Brown (Ks.), Burchard
(llls.), Burleigh, Buttz, Campbell, Cand.
Ter, Cannon, Cason, Caswell, Chittendcn;;
Conger, Crapo, Crounse, Cutler, Daniord,
Darrall, Davy, Dennison, DObbns, Dun.
nell, Durham, Eames, Egbert, Evans,
) FELTON,, Flye, Fort, Foster, Freeman,
Frye, Garfield, Cause, Goodin, Gunter,
Hale, Hancock, Haralson, Harris Mass },
Hawthorne, Raymond, Hayq, liendee,
Henderson, Hewitt IN. W, Hill, Hoar,
Hoge, Hoskins, Hubbell, Hunter, lInrl.
but, Hyman, Joyce, Kasson, Kehr, Kel-
ley, Kimball, Lamar, Landers Conn,
Lapham, Lawrence, Leayenworth,
LeMoyne, Lord, Lynch, Magoon,
McDongal, McCrary, McDil, Miller
Monroe, Morgan, Nash, Neal, New, Nor
ton, Oliver, O'Niell, Packer, Page, Payne,
Phelps, Phillips (Ks), Pierce, Plaisted,
Plat, Potter, Powell, Pratt, Rainey, Rea,
Reagan, John Reilly, Robbins, Ross,
Rusk, Sampson, SChleicher, Seeleye,
Singleton, SinnOcksOn, Smalls, Smith
Pa, Strait, Stevenson, Siowcll, Swami,
| Thornburg, ThroCkmorton, Townsend
IN. ", Townsend Pa.), Tufts, Van
Voorhees,, Waldron, Wallace IS. C.),
Wallace (Pa.), Ward Watterson, Wells
| (Miss.), White, Whytehouse, Whiting,
Willard, Williams N. ", A. S. vii.
liams (Mich:l, Williams Wis.,, Williams
| lDel), W. B. Williams (Mich.), Willis,
Wiltshire, Wilson Ia.), Wood (Pa.),
Wood IN. ~, Woodburn, Woodworth
and Heates-l4S.
Mr.. Hopkins then offered as an amend.
ment the same resolution Just rejected,
except that it omitted the clause as to
the count not being proceeded with. 1t
was defeated by exactly the same vote
llG to 14S.
Mr.. Lane moved to reconsider the
vote.
A point OF order was made that under
the operation Of the previous question
such motion was not in order, but the
Speaker, while expressing some doubt on
the subject, decided TO entertain the mo-
ton.
MIR. Hale moved to lay the motion to
reconsider on the table. Agreed to-
yeas III, nays so.
Mr.. Wood offered an amendment that
the vote Of elector Sallace be not counted.
Mr.. Walling moved to lay it on the
A point oi order was made that the
motion to lay on the table was not in Or
der, as this was the main question on
which the vote must be taken under the
election law In the course Of the dis
Cussion on this point Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa,
declared that il the House intended 10
execute the law it would be absolutely
necessary to adopt n resolution cutting
of all tilibustering.
Mr.. Walling replied that when fraud ls
law, tilIbustering is patriotism.
Mr.. DEMONSTRATIONS never practice
patriotism.
The Speaker overruled the point OF
order, but the motion was rejected.
Mr.. Walling then moved to reconsider
the last vote.
Mr.: Wood made the same point Of or
der that it was dilatOry motion and
made in that intention.
The Speaker Overruled the point Of or
der and entertained the motion on the
ground that it was 4 regular motion IN.
der the rules.
Pending the disposition OF the main
question the motion to reconsider was re-
jected, yeas g., nays 1863.
The question reCurrcd on Woods
amendment as substitute that the vote
OF SallaCe be not counted.
Mr.. Caulfeld Interposed n point OF
orded, which was overruled by the chair.
lie then insisted on having the original
resolution Poppleton's) read, but in that
too lie was overruled, the Speaker stating
that the original resolution was not now
before the House, and the vote proceed
cd.
The substitute was adopted-yeas 2l0,
nays %, the Republicans Ilecming it best
policy TO vote iOr it,
Another dilatory motion, in the shape
oil motion TO reconsider, was made by
Mr.. O'Brien, and was laid on the table
yeas III, nays sc.
The question required on the adoption
OF the resolution as amended.
| Mr. Noncn Of nhin ,unpal IN lny Il a., /