The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-27
SUSTAINING MR.. C0NKLING.
THE Site SEM TIES APPROT1L or
TIE COMPROMISE NIL.
Ar. Woodin's Intellectual Struggle to Post
pone Common Sense from MIR. Morrissey
Trying to Abolish our Health hoard.

publican side, the irritant being tho following
resolution. offered by Senator Harris.
R,SJrai, That the Senate Of New York Diminishing a.
partisan feeling and seeking only the establishment o
the Just result and the promotion OF the good
frauncd that the JOINT committee Of the two Houses Of
Congress have been able to upon plan of
tanning and counting the electoral vote, in which. II
adopted all will acquiesce, and In the event OF it, ador
ton, look 10 the tribunal thus created to determine
the questions coming before in strict accordance with
constitutional principles
This resolution was put in by Mr.. Harris
against the protest and plcadngs Of Senator
Woodin; and from the time Of the opening Of
the debate until a vote was reached. n persistent
effort to bulldozc Harris into conscntng 10 let
the resolutions remain over until next week, or
Withdraw it entirely. was made by woodin and
few Senators who acted with him. Woodin
agaid denied that there wis any lack of harmony
between his resolutions and the plan agreed
upon by the Joint Committee In Congress: and
in answer to n question by Mr.. Starbuck, said
that they only intended to assert that in the
event Of the two Houses failing TO agree on
count. then the President of the Senate WIS 90
count. He believed that Congress had the power
TO agree upon plan for counting the vote; but
that la the event Of u failure to do 50. then the
President Of the Senate must count the vote.
This is n clean back down from the position
taken hy Woodin when he first introduced the
RESOLUTIONS, ana SHOWS tllut oven ne IL ANXIOUS
y nuke his pence with the Oneida chief.
Senator Gerard. speaking for the Democrats.
said that in supporting the compromise lac be-
tcVcd that they were surrcndcrng certain con-
Etitui I'ual rights. but also believing that the
measure wotild reUstahlirh cnnid, noe, restore
lhn.~ to thor normal condition revive busi-
nc-~. an courage luhor, and place the country ON
g., ic' again. he should vot' for the resolution
hnprnNlng ut IL" ronpromi-"
Thu Patriarch OF tho senate. Uncle Dan Cole
mid MT wish To- see the beauty and harmony of
Nuodins resolutions and Of the majority in the
Senni" destroyed. and he appealed to Harris 70
withdraw his resolution until after vote could
be take upon those Of Woodin. Mr.. Harris re-
FUSED, how'N.r 70 u" rilher hulldoIod or
roaNrd. insisting that "a Noudins resolutions
Message. they could wait until next Tuesday
pcople, Of, The state and country, which would
f. decided IA few hours, and the voice OF New
York should hc heard on the right side.
A marked feature of the discussion was,
speech 10y senator Morris-rv who went at the
subject IN his usual straight from-th shoulder
style. compress ing into the few words he said
any other Senator No In ihc iscu~-ion OF ne
legal points % the lawyers. lie knew. however
thnt sine" the lutc elections unexpected CONF
OBLIGATIONS had arisen that were not provided for
freely made hv both Drmno rats and Knnuhii-
cans, And there was great un"aSinc-s and dis
satlsin"ii'n among the people. He believed thai
Al It hni Ne" been for tle, eompromsr agreed
The p sidrnt of the Sonate would have declared
HAYES 81. ted. and he House would have cc'tcd
80 .i.'hf ~ INV tti~ N'Nih nav .i'N ~
r","nM,H' ani,l r.nnlnt,on the people dld
~ N" VIM, nt1 oonlpr"mi11e wns the work
THROWN. partisan feeling aside. had adopt Il a
mod of settlement that met with the approval
81 inc people. nnd the voice Of the State uf New
York ougl "a be- recorded in is favor Refer
cnce had been nude g the distinguished Scna-
ror ,,, Ln'i sHp ~" knew n'rfonally av.ry
~" e"itl"mcn that tli"y would goi from Mr..
nr, {n,i WA, th'y VIII, cn, ilr TO- ana no
honesty ,lrgiai, whether it should hce. Nj.
hay Hay or Mr Iilirn he w"nd say ~ There
Wns ~ H','-on i,r nm i"rul ~ Mr. N"nk-
ISL: ~ 'on,iu5i9n Mr. M"rri;-oy adv i-"da an
mou, support Ia Mr.. Hlrri>'- resolution APP
prnNins "a 'Hmrr' misc bin.
,,Th, discussion ~aS very brief after this
~. f,@'l,rl'n ~ senator Harris was adopted
Enii,a. .' S,'' \, IN M n,sn,r Tr'
.o,ilnl; wore, Robertson, ana S9Nr The
siN i'luhn,hn- "n" 'ol,,,i WIN ~" Dcmn rats
Tor W., e. -,iuii.n "'t VI, ~,r-. BWd"n. Elmer
snn, 'ltifl-, Mo- army, lrih'r ana N"di"r.
~ ,I, ma r. az ,i' ap;i MGodin s,
mib,i' me VT, W"r iih,n unfair inc Zen that hr
Mi~n''' '' '1l,i' wee ifaln Ter nome. Thus lin,
ne result SLOW thHi b." stu retains the leader
snip of n,- nar'y IN Ms STATE.
VI N'lhfs h'rhu"h IN IN" senate NH
t,'ni" " any " fs,ii -'iilns spurious or ainl-
u,rm H. n3uIt- s.nl H." snIN "l a mi-i mrhii ~
puni.iunlr 10y me and lmprlsnnmgnl II also
E,n'In,- ln"' ln ',.. illnn- Ter Violations Of
tnl- l'W amy ihnN"fr furnishing satisfactory
pi'' '.h W. .l'"i. liS WAS hi- guest ana u
uNri.i nW' iNihS w " town or niiy. "nd WAS
a., a, IT,, me inioN"n''d' 1t shall be- Doomed
hs"l,' 'N N'Ih'i' .
\ lI Ma h'fyi"'rd ~ senator Harris com;
p.'hlr 'hsf"ili 'uhI'dhh- Ia receive ana
s soiin 60 ,l"',i' ii' in ,"mrthH llnrs on the
pun tl.. "hn ,hnitl"l hr th"-r received
a,,,, l'' ~ az .,'N uii~' 'hurr pl'y ni 500
~" ISIS. N' ''hlN' ,'t'~ nr', MOI '9ihl"H'd.
rnnlH ul' OWING m IS parallel With that on
Wnl.i ihr i.-iY n, r required 70 l7 MT.
u reg h"h't nH' lilf"lu ~ uniform
-, i-- ans hll. u f"ihlr"- iiihi YEN per - nj.
A., ~ "N.' n'''nt '' az l.'-i'7 hu-l -" h't ON
NUM- ia 'f-h. Iin, i"'' 81 interest II limited T.
Nv per 'h, ave. %" Nnnt- ~" required 10
h",l"n h.ib euu TO, idud 81 ilit.n percent.
M, ''fl.N ,'n ~ -in'h- ana bonds must
NOV ,'u'', '''\r uM,ir cost or thrir par
"l ma .' '"h'' a. -tNlis9 hhnk. are re-
ru'n'l u, lHh. fshl-1nhlal rilri7 ~ frnru-
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