Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-03-07

y .Hia ~ is l5ls. 1 = =
III Z, 1877.
YnAs--Ainsworth, Ashe, Atkins, Bagby,
81 R,ons Bssley. , sssne, . Bl.ekburG, Bland, Bills.
q Kentucky, Clark OF Missouri. Cochlane. Col
a ih.ns, h,., Gook; ; CGwan, Cox Gu be!son, Davis. D
Finley Fos.y fsnsn nasn Fu.r G1aysq
0oode, Hamilton Of Indiana, Hamilton Of n. j
HArdenbergh. Harris Of Georgia, Harris Of vir
HenEle, Holm1n, House. Humphreys, ri Hnri
Jenks, Jones OF New Hampshire, Jones Of Ken
fgcsy: Knott, Landers @ Of indisns, lane, Luttrell
s9sn ode1 rSifp: Of %GsSn %issc popus'Gn usess,
s sGSbns ss Of SIs Gssn: SSsSos & sS.
ssmon s@i.i se, q G.ersa soasSsad shsaa
spansss s'riPSD rSs%s ss9g5f stone ese
Vance Of Ohio, ysnce Of North Caroiina, Wsd
dell, Walker, q Virginia. Wailing. Walsh, We'll
.ms Of Aisbams. Wiiiamss S1i q Virginia, an n
.NAis;.Ad.ms Geo; A; Bsslsy. Baker OF In
ford, Bell Blair. Rradley, Brown Of % Kentucty Ie'
Brews s,s q KaIs:s Enrcn.rd cfIlinois Burleel
veil. chitsendon ConSer sno onnss, "a, "a,
1er. Dasford, Darrell, Davis, Dennison. Dobblns
tom Fiynn. Fort. Fostsr Frs.msn yses' Fyve ~ Fe,
aeld, Cause, Gcodin, Gunter, Hale. HancoCi
Hsrm"na Hsys. HsrSss SMa,siSnasets Hnns Hatnors
, Of New York. Hili. Hosr. Hors' Honiina ss Mos
kss:a kkins aueosl HIrser h5rlbpt nyman, Joyce
COnneciicat Iaphsm, Lawrsnce, Leavewor,i
LeMMoyne. Lloyd. lynch, Malone. .MacDongail
Neal NJ Sortan ni1.r MSnsos Ns Porgan: nssh p
Payne, Phelps, Philips Of Kansas, Pierce
nss ls,sei' ',, pi,sts, Potter Powell Pratt, ksiney
soa. schIsiehsf, sssiye, sinsisscn, Sim sinnlcfsonn exon
smalls, Smith Of Pennsylysnia, strsit Stevenson
Townsend 81 New Yosf. ToW,.end ~ Peorsvs
yan!s. . Tufts Ven yorhes. Waldrou, Wallace Q
Wstterson. Welis Of HissnnT ywhits WAT, Mata
horne, Whiting. Willard. Williams Of fNew York
As .s W1'sms ~ Ia1,, q Wisconsin Williams of Della
shire: Wilson Of Iowa, Wood 81 Pennsylysni1
Wood v.o OF ~, New York. Woodburn, Woodwork. and
IT- M,.
M nopk,hs tnen onerea as an
oi,ient an;ea.s .he same resolution Just
..ou, cAUcpt lnat II omittcd the
caodna ~,,;.h '"u tsua. .H. M no' Dcns pro-
thc 40 mo WI ,n;o "''n was ucc'oco ny
inc same vote.
rosa MT Lane moVcd 10 reconsider the
'o!e'
!, 49, Ps AZ. Ol vluel was raiseu that
mn.;nn "x 'uu Is p'evlvus W. :; question sucn a
nouoh was not In order, but the
s!a speaAor ueclueu 10 entertain the mo-
NJ MI,
NJ a.ana:s nais nioveu 20 iay the motlon
.sol s1, on IN ane taoie. agreed
~, yeas s ~, nays oO:
.ha. NJ y, )" % oou onerea ea an amendment
nnt .na' nn,,S .nu tose Vi 'he eiec'or ooiiace oe
"os NJ .oIu.u Wu':
=. ~ " ""s lio'ou ~ iSy A. On tue
'aI'e,
1ap :. ~. a.. .Ie .nn,e .nat 'nc i.otion
I"y ~ ~: on tne 'apie was not IN Or
uI % ',lis was 9 InaIl question on
a..a WILL so.o must pe taken uhder the
r. ~ aam... - a.
.h;s nn;nt .nH 1--WE W;,.o - sr1 uiscussl0n on
tha. % iS ;e ~, hnnSo sun, !.a, va .9Ma, aeclared
tho tho' -. - ';o !. s nouss ln'enueu 10 execute
o...m ~" INV =. !" wv. Tuuiu Do ~ aDsoi.teiy neces-
oEa,I I el,;h,. an t lesoiution cutting
on a. aa lw1yus.eling. w.u:n
aiHg replieu tnat Wnen
auu is iaw' h'iio"stering Is patriot
isr1
W.T.. Iancock-lfaltors never prac-
'icG pa'rlotlsnl.
Inc speaker over-raied the point
y oroer' Out the motion was reject
Gu:
| Mt MT Mailing Wg m9veu 10 reconsider.
MT. WOOD made the same point,
that @ II was dllatory.
ine sPeaAer oserruled the poin'
and entertained the motion on the
finder the % ruies 10 nand;nas .hn ,i;Snao: u.,o'
t;nn ne tha nne;np ps "noa.;ss inc uisposi'
T The " mnt;o" T % 10 iaes.no rocnn0;ior .s =,
ed, yeas "a. nays 1853.
The question required on Woods
amendment as a substitute that tho
vote of Sollace be not Counted
Mr.. Caulfield interposed point of
order, which was overruled by the
chair. He then insisted on having
the original proposition (Poppleton'sl
read. but in that he was overruled,
the speaker stating that the original
resolution was not now before the
house, and the vote proceeded.
The substitute was adopted, yeas
2lO, nays %, the republicans deeming
it the best policy to vote for it.
! Another dilatory motion in the
shape of motion to reconsider was
made by OBrien, and was laid on
the table, yeas III, nays Sc.
The question then recurred on the
adoption of the resolution as amend
ed.
Mr.. Vance, Of Ohio, moved to lay
it on the table. Lost, yeas SO, nays
Isl.
Annother motion IN recone;aor w.s
made by Money aud was laid on the
table. Yeas 17O, nays 56.
This hrouoht tho h.uso =. loo. n.
10 40 n m : to vote on pnnn,sto,s St 70,
resolnt;on as amendod that ;s a.
the vote Of SoIIaca he 10 nona..S ii'"'
u. w.,,;s~ , :. ~ .o".'u'
M % Waih ehucavoreG 10 inter-
.. posv .la .no. ueiaf ,A tug shape OF
eq"osS .o. y, no oc vAcuscu rom Vot-
ms, Mhioh .ne speaher reIuseu 10 en-
s:a,' .csa,n anu an appeal rom the ruling,
.n..;. 'no spcAnc. 'aiso REUSED 70 en-
.ol,a, anu ~ 'nc ro.l Gail proceeded,
anu - .'. icsuIcu yeas @Vo' nays 70. 30
nI uosison VI lne mouse was thai
o .a soo oo ho' counted: Mos1
% .;ns;.,' ;nu rcPuDiiGans eu. .I voteu win the
maoIy noI .hc purpose OF sooner
orm1ng,ng mg lne qaes'ion 10 close.
eso r. was put ohe more inouoh
let. ~. .he nih0rlty, ana that was to
reoSnStuer .oSn hn ru .ne tast vote, ana u was
nauc " Carh, Oh missouri, ana lald
=" ~ snc .an!c-yeas n;y lol, nays -.
s 80 pm. was 'cacneu at ~ 40, SO
Sn'. Ina. .ue =, lEuse .S nao spent over Twelve
NUS Wn m,nn: -. nae s'Iuggie:
Mr. y Drleh ,nen attempted TO Of
ter n an oreer tnat the senate be noti-
, no" auo in.un.ion n'a. Deing 70 spend q
tHop,o ~ p,.. u. nou[s r nlore over that, cut
siio speaher reiuscu 70 recognize MN
hos tor ,Ia. purpose, anu saia the chalr
s. a anow.u so,c ~ ne mouse on
end y yow ~ ,.'hc ,ha hna.a iegis,aave h motion,
cn',on.; cMu NV ..e nouse Is orougnt 20 the
.Ha t,rn lns oi,.es pssag Iapn IN isw W men
;n.,aoa;a.o,. nv .ME HOUSES nave voted tney snail
:alasciy :a:a ineeI agalh anu the pre-
oiuAuS OuCeE 6llall tucn announce the