The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-31

the electoral bill after it passed the Senate, on
the 25th, and it was decided that the previous
question should be called on the following
day. 1t was also agreed that the last four
ten mintes each. The debate was opened by
Mr.. McCrary in favor of its passage. Mr..
Hunton also advocates the measure, as did
Messrs. Hoar and Hewitt and others. It was
opposed by Messrs. Hale, Monroe Smith OF
Penn, and others. The session adjourned
at IL O'clock until 10 a. M next day,
A bill was introduced in the Senate,
on the 26th, to attach to the territory of
Wyoming portion of the Black Hills coun-
try for judicial purposes. Mr.. Allison intro
duced bill to extend the jurisdiction of the
U. S. district and circuit courts over the In
dian reservations. Mr.. Window presented
the memorial of the Minnesota legislature for
sales as a bounty for the destruction of grass
hOppers.
In the House on the 26th, inst, the electoral
compromise bill was debated from 10a. m. to
8 p. m. the most intense interest and excite
ment prevailing throughout the entire session.
Messrs Lamar, Ben Hill, Watterson, Payne,
measure and Messrs Hurlbut, Townsend,
Knott, Vance, Dunnell, Baker OF Ind. Jones OF
KY, and others opposed it. Upon the vote
being taken the bill was passed by 1911 yeas
to s6 nays. Thirty-tour Republicans voted
!OI TIC VI! anu MY -SeVeu democrats voted
for the bill and nine teen against it. The fol-
lowing is the vote in detail:
Yeas-The Speaker, Abbott, Adams, Aims
worth, Anderson, Ashe, Atkins, Bagby, Bag
ley, G.. A., Bagley, J. H., Banning, Beebe,
Bell, Bland, Bliss. Blount, Boone, Bradley,
Bright, Brown, Ky, Buckper, Burchard,
Caldwell, lAla.) Campbell Gambler, Csulfeld,
Chaplin, Chittenden, Clark, (Ky.), Clark, MO,
Clymer, Cochrane, Cook, Cowan, Cox, Grape,
Culberson, Cutler, Darrell, Davis, Davy, De-
Bolt, Dibrell, Douglas, Durand, Eden, Ellis,
F F.; H Felton,, Field Finley, Foster Frank
in, Gunter, Hamilton, (Iud. J, Hamilton, IN J.),
Hancock, Hardenburgh, Harris, Mass. Harris,
(Va.) Harris, ga Harrison, Hartridge, Hart
zell, Hatcher, Hathorn, Raymond, Henkle,
Hereford, Hewitt, IN. W, Hewitt, NAla.) J, Hill,
HHoar, Holman A Hooker, Hopkins, Haikins,
Jones, IN. as, Kekr, Kelley, Lamar, Land
ers, Conn, Landers, (Ind.), Lane, Leaven-
worth, LeMoyne, Levy, Lewis, Lutterell,
Lynde, Mackey, Maish, MacDougall, McCrary,
McDill, Mcfarland, McMahon, Meade, Metca1t,
Neal, New, Norton, 0'B8rien, Oliver, Payne,
Potter, Powell, Rea, Reagan, Reilly John, Reilly
J: B., Rice, Riddle, Robbins, pa, Robbins,
IN. c., Roberts, Ross, IN. ~, Sampson, Say
age, sayler, Scales, schieicher; seelye, Sneak
NY ,oOo'Ao1u, 0Pei ms ~ uSci, OGdIitOu, Sttu-
ger, Stevenson, Stone, Strait, Swami, Tarbox,
Teese, Terry, Thomas, Thompson, Throckmor-
N. e., Walden, Walker, IN. Y J, walker,
IVA. }, Walsh, Ward, Walling, Warm. Conn,
Warren. Mass) Watterson, Wells, Mo-),
Wells, (Miss.), Whitehouse, Whitthorne,
Wlke, Willard, Williams, Mich, Williams,
(Del.), Williams, w. B. mich. J, Willis, Will
shire 81 Wilson, (Va.), Wilson, (Ia.), Wood,(N.
Y. J, Yeates, Young.
Banks, Blackburn, Blair, Bradford, Brown,
(Ks.), Burchard, Qll J, Buttz, Caldwell, (Ala J,
Cahoon, Carr, Cassweil, Cate, Conger, Crounse,
Dantord, Denison, Dobbins, Dunnell, Durham,
Evans, Eames, Flye, Forney Fort, Freeman,
Frye, Garfield, Hale, HARRISON, Hendee Hen
derson, Hoge, Hurd, Hubbell, Burlbut,
Lyman, Jones, (Ky.) Kasson, Kimball, Knott,
Lapham, Lawrence, Lynch, Magoon. Milliken,
Mills, Monroe, Nash, O'Neil Packer, Page,
Plaisted, Poppleton, Pratt, Purman, Rainey,
Robinson, Rusk, Singleton, Simickson, Sic
Stowell Thornburg, Townsend, IN. W Tufts,
Vance, (O.), Van Worries, Wait, Waldron,
Wallace, Is. CO., Wallace, (Pa.), White, Whit
Ing h5,, Williams Haa1, (Ala)' Wood (Pa)' Wood
Absent-W. S. King Collins. Egbert, Wig
CLINTON, Lord, Hayes, Bass, Stephens, Cation,
Phillips, OF Kansas, Schumacher, O'Dell, Ross
and Wheeler.