, 1877-03-02
AT LAST.
All the Electoral Certificates
Opened in Joint Con-
vention.
The Ctlt-and-Dricd Obtcc-
tions to Wisconsin
Brought For-
ward !;
When the Senate Retires to It's
Hall, and 0verrules
the Same.
The House Anarchists Determined
to Fight to the Last;
And Decent Democrats aud Ro.
publicans Will Complete
tho Count.
At 2 O'clock a. m. the House
Commences the Two
Hours Debate,
With a Prospect that tho Grand Result
Wonld Be Reached at
Daylight.
Boisterous Scenes in the House
During the Debate on
Vermont.
Tho Rovolutiontsts Mt Times Lik-
ened to a Pack Of Howling
Wolves.
Twelve Hours Spent In the Most Up
roarious and Disgracefru
Tumult.
The Tug sof War Entirely Confined 10
tho Democrats.
Twelve Hours Spent in the Most Up
roariouB and Disgraceful
Tumult.
Tho Tug :sof War Entirely Confined to
tho Democrats.
DEAIENTED DENIS.
A MuLLAnALoo IN THE HOUSE.

sp<etai n,paseA 10 Tie Tribune
WAsuIHGToN, D. G., Marrh 1.-The rcYo1u-
tionists scizctl tho arst opportunity after tho
House was called to order to begin the work
they determined upon last night to acfcat The
completion Of tho count to-day. All apPeals
that desperate men could Imagine wcrn dtnncd
into tho cars Of every Democrat who would
listen or who could bc reached up to midnight.
Some Of tic Southern State delegations wcro In
session TIL long after that hour. Springer, and
those who, with him, Ind triod yesterday to re-
peat Buffers tactics Of 1860, aud rouso his side
of the House against tho Senate. was busi1y ut
work trying 10 inhame thu passions Of members,
but In spite Of MI this work tho first manifesto.
t!ons On tho floor did not show any accession 10
their ranks. Still they Ind enough to
CALL THE YEAS AND NAYS.
and obstruct the proceedings on call Of tho
House. Though tho Speaker announced that
under the rules tc had counted md found 1GG
members present, stIll he held that Walltng, of
Ohio who demanded cnll, had right 10 test
tho matter. Such political nobotilca u WallIng,
Vance, and O'I'rtcn led tho first attempt, and
Hooker III Mississippi was tho only Southern man
who madc htmsclt prominent. At the start tho
Republicans kept moderately quiet, though such
irrcprcssiblcs as Lawrence and BuTclard, much
to the ANNOYANCE Of their own side, came nearer
To adding to tho delay than was pleasant to OBJ
serve. After much sparrlng, the revoluttonlats
forrcd u ycas.and-nays voto OH rcconsIdera-
tlon. Their strength, however, fell on three.
Wood was then recognized With tho resolution
Under which
GHn DEBATE ON VERMONT
/ was to proceed, At this tuneturc most extra
ordinary scene occurred. Cauldcld, who Inns
| been rcpudfatcd by his constituents at home,
rose under aa excitement which suggested
| grave questioning concerning his mental
! condition, and claimed that lo bud
question Of higher privilege than
| Wood. The Speaker ruled that ePopplcton, as
one OF tho Ob1cctofs, ha4l tho right to tho aoor
10 offer q substitute to Woods resolution. Top
plctoH attempted to YielI to Caulacld. but tho
Speaker declined 10 ALLOW 1t unless TIC yielded
absolutely. toppleton then took tho paper
CauEtc!d had anu tried to present It. Randall
rebukcd hsM Tor ...-
ACTING IN 6Ap fA1fh.
Popplcton then made a statement Is to an
tho Speaker promptly contFadtcted. Randall
thcn announced that lio would l'aVo the docu'
nlcnt read anu would rule on It. 1t proved
to be fa'so recital Of the circumstances
attending tho sending BY Aldrieh Of ,his
pretended Elcctora! return u washington;
claimed that the vlee'P e'Pfcfldeat had received II
In legal form. and closed with rctolutioq that
till the Senate produced Il and 1t was opc'lcd t1
tho Jolns Convention tho House would not con
tuuc the count. Durlng this proceeding Ill thu
lcatlers OF tho reyolutlonlsts wcEo txcttsdlJ
talking among themselves 10 tho Chair and the
House. The crowd included tho most cotsptcu
Gus sncn foF want Of prominence mud ability 1u
tte Democratic side, aud Tor the most part they
were men who hare seized this opportunity to
| BECOME NOTORIOUS.