The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-29
FROM WAsHrINl,iiG.;i,ToN.
BEv. DOUGLASS.

when the bill xwas first reported Mr.
Douglass was o5Josed to 1t, and he said
emphatically that he would see 1t in hell be-
fore he would vote for It, and he evidently
had not fully made up his mind what to do
when his name was first called, for he sat in
his seat and refused to answer. HeIfnally
concluded, however, to vote with his dele
CATION, and had his name called afterwards.
Special to Baltimore american.
AN OLD FEUD AMIcABLY SETTLED.
Mr.. Washington Mclean, Of Cincinnati,
and Representative Ben. Hill have recon-
cilcd their differences. They had CONVEX
sation to-day in the Sergeant-at-Arms' Office
of the House. Mr.. Mclean now remen-
bers he did meet DIR. Hill in New York in
1865, and Mr.. Hill authorizes the statement
that he is fully satisfied that Dir. Mclean had
no interest whatever in or connection with
any cotton investigation in Georgia. He is
also satisfied that Mr.. Mclean was no party
to any conspiracy or any other wrong to
Mr.. Hill in Washington. The meeting was
very cordial, and they parted warm friends.
ID.
THE YEAS AND NAYS.
The following is the vote in detail on the
plan OF settlement:
Yeas.-Messrs. Randall (Speaker), Alb
bolt, Adams, Ainswortb, Anderson, Ashe,
Atkins, Bayley, George A. Bagley, John FL.
Baeley, Banning, Beebc, Belle, Bland, Bliss,
Blount, Boone, Bradley, Bright, Brown OF
Kentucky, Butkner, Burchard OF Wiscon-
sin, Burieieh, Cabell, Caldwell OF Tennes-
see, Campbell, Gambler, Caulfeld, Chaplin,
Chittenden, Clark OF Kentucky, Clark OF
Missouri, Clymer, Coehrane, Cook, CoWan,
Cox, Grape, Culberson, Cutler, Duyall,
Davis, DaYy, Debolt, Dibrell, Douglass, Du-
rand, Eden, Ellis, Faulkner, FELTON,, Field,
Finlay, Foster, Franklin, Fuller, Cause,
Gibson, Glover, Goode, Goodin, Gunter,
Hamilton of Indiana, Hamilton OF New
Jersey, Hancock, Hardenbergh, Harris OF
Massachusetts, Harris of Georgia., Har-
ris OF Virginia, Harrison, Hartman,
Hartridge, Hartzell, Hatcher, Hathorn, Hay
mond, Hendee, Hereford, Hewitt OF New
York, Hewitt Of Alabama, Hill, Hoar, Hol-
man, Hooker, Hopkins, Hoskins, House,
Humphreys, Hunter, Hunton, jerks, Jones
of New Hampshire, Kchr, Kelly. Lamar,
Lane, Leavenworth, Lemoyne, Levy, Lewis,
Luttrell, Lynde, NIackey, Marsh, McDou-
gall, McCraiy, McDill, Mcfarland, McMa-
hon. Meade, Mctcaf, Miller, Morey, Nor
gan. Morrison, Mitchell Neal, New, Nor
ton, O'Brien, Oliver, Payne, Phelps, Phil
lips of Missouri, Pierce, Piper, Plat, Pot
ter, Powell, Rea, Reagan, John Reilly, j. 3.
Reilly, Rice, Riddle, Robbins Of North Caro-
lima, Robbins Of Pennsylvania, Roberts, Ross
Of New Jersey, Sampson, Savage, Sayler,
Scales, Schleicher, Scelye, Sheadley, South
ard, Sparks, Springer, Stanton, Strait, Sted-
ger, Stevenson, Stone, Swami, TarboX,
Teese, Terry, Thompson, Thomas, Throck-
morton, Townsend Of Pennsylvania, Tuck
er, Turney, Vance OF North Carolina, Wad-
dell, Walker Of New York, Walker OF Viz
sinia, Walling, Walsh. Ward, Warner,
Warren, Watterson, Wells OF Missouri,
Wells of Mississippi, Whitehouse, Whit
thorne, Wykc, Willard, A. S. Williams OF
Michigan, Williams Of Delaware, W. B.
Williams Of Michigan, Wiltshire, Wilson OF
West Virginia, Wilson OF Iowa, Wood of
New York, Yeates, and Ioung-191.
Naqs.-Messrs. Baker OF Indiana, Baker
of New York, Ballou, Banks, Blackburn,
Blair, Bradford, Brown OF Kansas, Burch-
ard of Illinois, Buttz, Caldwell OF Ala
bama, Cannon, Carr, Caswell, Cate, Conser,
Crounse, Danford, Denison, Dobbins, Dun
nell, Durham, Evans, Eamcs, Flyc. Forney,
Fort, Freeman, Frye, Garfield, Hale, Haral-
son, Hendce, Henderson, Hoge, Hub
bell, EIurd, Hurlbut, Hymany Jones
OF Kentucky, Joyce, Mason Kim
Magoon, MiIliken, Mills, Monroe, Nash,
O'Niell, Packer, Page, Plaisted, Pop
plcton, Pratt, Purman, Ramey, Robinson,
Rush, Singleton, Sinnckson, Slemens,
SmaAs, Smith OF Pennsylvania, Smith Of
Georgia, Stowel, Thornburgh, Townsend
OF New York, Tufts, Van Worries, Vance Of
Ohio, Wait, Waldron- Wallace Of South
Carolina, Wallace Of Pennsylvania, White,
Whitney, Williams Of New York, Williams
OF Wisconsin, Williams of Alabama, Wood OF
PENNSYLVANIA, WOODBURY., Woodworth-96.
COW THE VOTE WIS DIVIDED.
An analysis OF the vote on the electoral
bill shows that 15S Democrats and SO Re-
publcans voted for it, and GS Republicans
and IS Democrats voted in the negative
The names OF the 33 Republicans are Adams
George A. Bagley, Bradley, Burcigb, Chit
tenden, Grape, Darrell, Davy, Foster, Har-
ris of Massachusetts, Hathorn, Hoar, Hos
kins, Hunter. Kelly, Leavenworth, Mac
Dougal, MeCrary, McDiIl,, Miller, Norton,
Oliver, Pierre, Plat, Potter, Sampson,
Seelye, Strait, Townsend OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Wells OF Mississippi, Willard, ". B. Will
liams, and J. Wilson.
The eighteen Democrats who voted
against the bill are MessTs. Blackburn,
Bradford, Caldwell Of Alabama, Carr (the
successor of Speaker Kerr, Cate, Durham,
Forney, Hurd, Jones OF Kentucky, Knott,
Miliken, Mills, Singleton, Slemons, Smith
of Georgia, Vance rf Ohio, Poppleton, and
Williams OF Alabama. Thirteen southern
Republicans voted against the bill, and two
in it's favor-namely, Mcssrs. Wells and
Darrell.
Only seven Democrats and seven Repub-
licans were absent-namely, King, Collins,
Egbert, Wiggington, Lord, Hayes, Bass,
Stevens, CaSon, Phillips OF Kansas, schu-
macher, Odell, Ross, and Wheeler.
HOW IF BOTH GET THE SAME VOTE /?
There is no possible contingency under
which the House could elect Vlce-Presl-
dent. In the contingency mentioned by
the Washington Star the House would elect
q President, and the Senate would elect
Vice-Presdent.
REDEMPTION OF FIvE-TwENTY BONDS OF lS65-
MAY AND NOVEMBER.
The following circular has been issued
from the Treasury Department:
BY virtue of the authority given by the
act OF Congress approved July IA, 1870, en-
titled can act to authorize the refunding Of
the national debt" I hereby give notice
that the principal and accrued interest OF
the bonds herein below designated, known
as "fiye-twenty bonds' of the act Of March
8, 1865, dated November l, 1865, will be
paid at the Treasury Of the United States,
in the city of Washington, on and after the
oath day of April, 1877, and that the inter-
est on said bonds will cease on that day:
Coupon Bonds-S100, No. 21351 to No.
255OS, both inclusive; $500, No. 2670l to
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