Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-31

mittcc which reported the bill, closed
the debate in brief, but earnest
speech, in the course of which he said
although the danger of civil war had
been flippantly sneered at there had
been danger of such war with which
no war in ancient or modern repub-
lies could have compared.
The debate was closed, and the
Speaker announced that the vote wonld
now be taken on the final passage Of
the bill.
The clerk proceeded to call the
names of the members amid the most
intense interest and excitement, and
as republican after republican voted
no. that vote seemed to cause surprise
to many who had supposed that fully
one half of them would support the
bill.
The speaker announced that he
would exercise his constitutional
privilege and vote as representa-
tive from the state of Pennsylvania.
He directed the clerk to call hisname
and his response of "Aye" was greet
ed with applause. Finally the count
was completed and the result was
announced as yeas l9l, nays &c.
There was but slight manifestation
on the announcement and then the
spectators left the galleries and one
of the most important and exciting
sessions of the house was closed at
5 20.
Following is the vote in detail:
Yeas-The Speaker, Abbott, Adams
Ainsworth, Anderson, Aschc, Atkins,
Bagly, Geo. A. Bagly, John Ii. Baglcy
Banning, Becbe, Bell, Bland, Bliss,
Blount, Boone, Bradley, Bright,
Brown, of Kentucky, Buckner, Bur-
chard. of Wisconsin, Burlcigh, Cabell
Caldwell, of Tennessee, Campbell,
Gambler, Cauliield, Chaplin, Chitten-
den, Clark, of Kentucky, Clark, OF
Missouri, Clymcr, Cochrane. Cook
Cowan, Cox, Grape, Culberson, Cut.
Ter, Darrall, Davis, Day, Debolt
/ Douglas, Durand, Eden, Ellis. Faux
ner. FELTON,, Field, Finlay, Foster
Franklin, Fuller, Gauzc, Gibson, Clio
yer, Goode, Goodin, Hunter, Hamil
ton, of Indiana, Hamilton New Jer
sey, Hancock, Hardenburgh, of Mass
achusetts, Harris, of Georgia, Harris
of Virginia, Harrison, Hartridge
Hartzell, Hatcher, Hawthorn, Hay
mond. Henkle, I!erford, Hewitt, o
New York, Hewitt, of Alabama, Hill
Hoar, Holman, Hooker, Hopkins
Hoskins, House, Humphreys, Hunter
IIunton,, jerks, Jones, Of N. ii
Kehr, Kelly, Lamar, Landers of Ind.
Landcrs of Conn, Lane, Leavenworth
Lemoyne, Levy, Lewis, Luttrell
Lynde, Mackey, Marsh, McDougall
McCrary, McDill, Mcfarland, McMa
hon, Meade, Metcalf, Miller, Morey
Morgan, Morrison, Mutchler, Neal
New, Norton, O'Brien, Oliver, Payne
Phelps, Phillips of Missouri, Pierce
Piper, Plat, Potter, Power, Rea, Rea
gan, Jno. Rcilley, J. i. Kelley, Rice
Riddle, Robbins of N. G., Robbins 0
Penn, Roberts, Ross of N. j., Samp
son, Savage, Saylcr, Scales, Schlcich
CT, Seclye, Sheaklcy, Southland, Sparks
i Springer, Stanton, Strait Stengel
Stevenson, Stone, Swami, Tarbos
Teese, Terry, Thompson, Thomas
| Throckmorton, Townsend of Penn
Tucker, Turney, Vance ofN. c., Wad
dell, Walker of N. Y, Walker of Va
Walling, Walsh. Ward, Warner. War
rem, Wattcrson. Wells of Missouri
| Wells of Mississippi, Whitthoust
Whitthorne, Wykc, Willard, "A.
Williams of Mich. Williams of Del
w. b. Williams of Mich. Willis. Wi
shire, Wilson of w. Va. Wilson c
Iowa, Wood of N. ", Yeates an
Young--l9l.
, Nays-Baker of Ind. Baker of
", Ballou, Banks, Blackburn, Blail
Bradford, Brown of Ky, BURGLAR
OF ILL.,, Butts, Caldwell of Ala, Can
non, Carr, Caswell. Cate. Congo
Crounse, Danford, Denison, Dobbin
Dunncll, Durham, Evans, Eames, Fly
} Forney, Fort, freeman, Frye, Gal
field, Hale, llarralson, Hendee, HeI
derson, Hogc, Hubbell, Hurd. Hur
Dut, Lyman, Jones, OF NY, joyce
kasson, hlnball, Knott, Lapham, Law
renee, Lynch, Magoon, Milllkel
Mills, Monroe, Nash, ONeill, Packe
rage, pialstcd, Poppleton, Pratt, Pun
man, Ralney, Robinson, Kusk, Sill
gleton, Sinnickson, Slcmons, Small
Smith OF Penn, StoWell,T hornburgl
townsend OF N. H., Thornton, INIT
van voorhees,, Vance of Ohio, Wal
Waldron, Wallace OF ). e., Wallat
, OF rem, White, Whitney, william
OF N. ,Wiiiiams OF WIS, Williams
|tAIa', Woou OF lchn., Woodblirn an