The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29


executive session was ejee eted-yeas, 10;
nays, Z3
MT WADLtiGH resumed the reading OF
tne testimony, ana continued nnli. s2o,
"heii ne was Renewed oy Mr.. BurDside
-. ~ o.'o M, was iound that no quo
run was present, and another cal oi The
W En,MT ~nS nrueIe1.
i- IDa Ms moved that when the
a''uine'' to-day, 1t te To meet al
" ~ 'o-nh ROW. ana again the iae'
,rIt ,I''' 'ne "As no Quorum, was manifested
a. nie aoen' x having been summoned
iio'''s iro'i tle hsfnbiican side
~. " ..u'Ne sesSioh anu 10 adjourn,
!, sleo W. yU,n,p,c,u
a A' JOY n!- "ADi-Ei'h resumed the
inc ~ M whsn bs r;aidaJ - NJ T Sna reau-
of W;sc,,ns;n who "a ,hs, T. .i"; e,on
Butler and Corb,n cI,;m;ns 80, .,
Ssn.,or To- Son,h ca.oIn as
ell that one could not b. discussed witbout
the other. He then read brief of Corbin.
claiming that he had been legally elected
Senator from South Carolina.
AtlI:SD. Mr. ALLISON moved for +, 70
cess until one. Rejected-yeas 81. navs
%.
Mr.. CAMERON, of Wisconsin. resumed
the reading of the brief in favor of Corbin
and continued until IL o'clock, when Mr.
Wadleigh moved for recess until two. Re.
jecre,l-yeas. % navs, %.
Mr.. WADLEIGH, who had held the
floor since 1890 last night. gave notice that
he now yielded the floor, and at I2O5 Mr..
Hoar, who occupied the chair during the
temporary absence of the Vice-President,
ia nax xxA,,lA 81 Il
ate TO the fact that the hour of twelve-the
hour of the daily meeting OF the Senate had
arrived, and in the judgement of the Chair
the legislative day should be continued un-
I'll the adjournment of the Senate to-day.
and unless objection was made, il should be
so considered.
No objection being made Mr. DORSEY
moved 10 resume the discussion of I.,;.I,-
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