New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-29

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The ras were announced as on the iorme, yoe WA,
broken 6v thc return % Mr. Sargent 10 tne '''' anu
'2 w. DAVIS doi~ Ill.,, inquired what w0n.d be the
ETC, of about y ne {. s, VII then recur on
H. ZION o. fle c0cmltce 90 swear I'D lI' '''-'
Nn w m. F.lDr.NT. having announced tae resqi.
Of III. ..lf. said. Tia. votc o' ~ -Q'-3 i,,.,r
cla.r votes m CAS- negative ana u''l''''' '' ''-
rrs vicE-rRg-IDE>Ts voTT ciIAGIF>GID.
Nj ravFNsN-I arse 70 point Of order an
c,ut,. Go challenge the right of tne CiaI 30 'o'o 'n
this resolution.
Nr. Ep1u-ND.-To such cxtremiues Lave We come 90
last .7.
MI. THURMAN said Il 10 were direct vote upon tne
Cg-stiou of sealing Mr Butler instead OH " f' 49, tt
amen tiurrr to another re-oi0ton' he was VH' t ,
Vice Pres den, would not bay, On, I.- I" and be
e. re I.Is Nas very nc g,.-1S H,t,-i- -i,at ie
-p-t-id M shall have no vote, eAc'p' J." NJ
tie tla NOT apply o. thc cttlu- OBJ u,1"t. AIIi a.
5,ra- fi. IF c1n aud qualification ~ its own mem
blr- eft tots matter euti.y I'D me uHI, =. 3.If mud
IT.. Question must decided by the mare l'seii' Anu
u ,,. 'se, t ,,orf y the senate but SIMPLY
t. presiding officer Hr WIS noi eittte'' 20,
~ , i,t ,.xf-loriinarv This latter move
~ ,r' fL. climax However. 10 was iu keeping vim
a., ,,, Ia4ir. So u0tnc could bee said en- lIa l'ii
Sis Crrs-tiiou provided. without limitation OF 4nt.h
s-.r -taf f Vcc-P President shai. have tue casting
vote I was Desirable for .Ais occasion. a rFat
H.. tat et.h House Stall be me Judge o.. OF
a. election ana Quail,t ions u +i. VIC,
m a.per-. Tie Constitution provided 'Hsl ~, ,l
P.,....fefr should Zee Pr sidcut Of Tie 'el.',, 'l"
beng Prc,d.u OF thc body he t-ete-'-t ma,
iolA, ,., u o n truc the -Prcsiieut could have
uo vote hi.i or ;iu' thlnS ti'. NJ a ID,
tire House, ot Congress mus "t.c, 10 l- i,,.r9.
lao m iie Vic,-pIe-idcut could not vote DO e'7r 0 -
Tic n matters pertaining o. the Oh ' nave ,
a., tl.,.. hv OH. Same --u tN. ci.t- d. W N --
vot- ou u 'u ease oi 90 ura as DO l-- 'o '- We
tba House of Ief r-r. utai re- also upon DID,. -...
Mr. IlDAE Iri., Aae~ -..'a ''l' ,l-D't, H., '
vofs came lr Do 1850 in Inc strongest possible cas-
one relating to tIe or-au zi'ou eI tie '" WIZ
IT, S.s, o ,, -y cs1eil..e.. IL Rev Hr Siecr ard
ne Rev ST. Butter ,uc TIE vote resulted: yeas 3oi
T'ac ViCEPBEsTDEST then said the question pre- pre-
n CAV ana .tt.s. replied d. had. aud TIE NceP-s-
it .r f.i vote. n1 ohirrl'. being made 49,
Dr. q AZ. read a. ensl i,ln me Ja9rn'.. OF con
distinction DOB tc cas- oi 800 cei.it on. e.. y..'n ="
M HuI.ror Nh -ueer, c1eeut in tte present cas- DE-
iN.IE. x DEM KY said it was not necessary t4a'
IL. I..r I,ur -.oLlt have voted to-day 90 'IL lc
tau--t ae IS '- 53.ne. -l ID -s,-.I 'i " o,dr T
Amendment dd lot receive majority II vot''' and
M TAroS Dem Comm said the action of tie senate
some f,,.uv-uv thirty years a-o was taken without
.fH. o. a.. I'd A
6-- ~, ,,- own mind th Tie President Of tle >,i.-
az. lad DO power 90 act IN the ORGANIZATION
snvci.n STATE ln the senate. and ahen tle proper time
came Do. would be- glad to -ue tl- matter lie uoHid
. i ar,r Of tie vic,-pr sd,ut II be- NIr
Estoul lived l~79. he would ask that he chair yea
sio ACTON o. the % r. o. -ae yiccPrrs.ieut would b.
- i,', ,- tf4 Constitution ~ tie United states.
Nr FDMUS D--Ihe Consti tution lot" outstanding
NJ EAION 90 SIR. Ediuaudsi-siy friend j. witty and
satirc4l, nut he W." h-t GU. th.s is n2t a one
Hfr Doc. n . 4 lI
Cort.aun- lIs remarks. 1r Eaton sud: Should tlc
Vc,-ire.dent unto himself the right to vote in
ca,e OF the seating OF senator and give seat
10 any man, MIR Ea'on should protest aga INST H. ana
when the proper time arrived. On .ne 4ih or ON Oh
Mrch. 1879, he would move 10 Ill tnat chair regarding
Mr CoNKLING rep. \. YJfsad he had heard it said
fif tc occasion llC not 0rl,t tr morning VII, DE- Wis
t1-..sry tat t.c Vcc-lr s.deUt should vote, ortht
reason That tnc ana dn M lad nor received majority
a. tr votes aud therefore nll He Woui Lhc 10 know
wen % vas tuat lie 'o,e was NOT ataI 20 the amrma-
Nr EATON replied that he had said no sach tung.
NJ ALLISON Rep, io"ai-odppoae iht N-ce-frcsiaent
MAJ Mr 9rAiON-i1at Isl suIpo,iaoa my friend has no
a. f1af fe suplosirIol Is rot tcuane. ausaterI
Er TnCEMA> SAID De- ma''e tAc point OF oricrfo Two
r.r, la tHe inst place, Lee wanted 90 cal ihe aiieu-
Ton ol the s,l1 tt ,rf i ii, adj no. c,I~n- m 1e
, 81 -ome of bus friends, o. the n ca that ne Vice
President m-' w y". Vas ii- dnfr 10 vote nov
Cg,~ be fNlr Thurman had achieved ail he desired
TO- I'D 'i.- ~ thought 90 sufficient unto tac day Us
sg.I thereof" ue was quite contened 10 "ItAaIa"
Ia .-1'l.',,'-.75.ut WHEELER said DC had carefully
4r,d f.e Gu, sou O. hls right Co vote 400 cases
r f.e tof. of the senate equally divided, an
Igt 'o Jolbt o4 Ils u-at Af,r What ha- ta.eu lrom
!, ,t- ran, Connecticut Cff Eal1aI. would take
c,on o. ~ thtt. no prescott advised, ne would tx
erl.sr tl-t ns-t iu his discretion
MOTION FOR EECoMMITTAL.
SALISBURY siIn t.e,l s substitute for tbe
l..ua 0f tlc con Dr. rtcc. rccitn- at length various
.-'i i,..,'g nm, .res-irr OF tnc Ilcisliurc
w.lch ,,ctoI kellogg aul chat k"i'cs hiu-' I. W-.u