Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-28
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Progress 81 the Electoral Ceuns.
WASHINGTON. February 20. On tho
question TO count Pennsylvania In the
House. the vote resulted Is follows; Ayes,
100 noes. ii9. aud the House notified the
senate that IL was ready TO most In Joint
session.
At 3:l5 p. n. the Senators entered the
hall Of the House.
Ferry called the meeting 10 order and
announced that tho House had disagreed
on the vote from Pennsylvania. and IL was
by regular routine declared for Hayes.
Rhode Island bsing tho next State.
o'Brien aHd others objected to the vsts Of
william Slater. Elector Of that State. sub
.titutc for George II. Corliss. who was
| the elected. but Ineligible. ~elsctor.
Poppleton moved to take recess until 10
| o'clock tomorrow morning. Rejected by
a vote Of ls2 to SO.
The following voted afirmitivsly :
.Aschs, Atkins. ]. II. Bsgley. Banning.
blackburn. Bliss, Bright. Boone. Bradford.
Caldwell Of Alabama, Caldwell OF Tenn
essss, Cauldhsld. Cate, Clarke OF Ken.
lucky, Clark Of Missouri, Clymer. Collins.
| Cook, Corcoran, Cowan. Coz. Culbertson,
Davis, Dibrell, Douglas. Debol, Field.
Finley, Forney. Franklin. Fuller. Glover.
| Harris Of Georgia, Hamilton OF Indiana,
Hatcher, Hinkle. Hooker. House. Humph.
rev. Uurl, jerks, Jones Of Kentucky.
Knott, Lane, Levy. Luttrell, Lynda. Marsh,
| Mcmahon, Meade, Money. Morrison.
Mutchlsr, O'Brien, Phillips Of Missouri.
Poppletop. Rice, Riddle. Robbins Of North
Carolina, Roberts, Ross Of New Jersey.
SAVIOR, Shsskley, Smith Of Georgia. South.
ard. Sparks, Springer. Stanton. stsnger,
Stone. Terry. Thompson, Turnsy, Vance
Of Ohio. Vance OF North Carolina W.d'
dell. Walker Of Virginia, Walsh. Whit.
thorne, wigginton, wike, and j. N. VIII
liams Of L~ouisiana-S3.
Wood then moved 10 reconsider the vote
refusing 10 take . recess In order to table
II for the purpose Of preventing q
delay In counting the electoral votes. The
ayes and noes were then ordered and re-
suited: Ayes, 1872 ; noes, 81.
O'Brien offered \ rssolution that the vote
Of the State be not counted.
Eames offered q substitute resolution
that II be counted.
After discussion Eamcs' substitute was
agreed upon without division.
Wilson Of Iowa offered . resolution that
the Senate be notified.
Knott offered a. o substitute that II be-
notified and that the House would meet
Inc Senate tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
THE snesker sustained Q point Of order
.gain.t knott's resolution, and Wilson's
resolution vas adopted.
Thc senators nj d s'elock re-entered the
Chamber. ana the vote Of Rhode Island
wa. formally announced.
Tho mart certificate was that OF South
c.roIina' nutbentiested BY Gov. Chamber
lain, .bovinR soyen votes for Hayes and
Wheeler. The second certificate showed
,cvsn Tor Tildsu and Hendricks, with q
s,,,.nsnt nv m. Flcctors, showing the ab-
-. :, A.. nov.rnor'. Naturalization
TaoSrsns ohIsct,d 10 tbe Rspubliean
ami patterson 10 tbs Democratic
sss,ia..,a
~. ar.i..,iors IN ,hs~n spublican csrti8.
ssr.. Eir.t-Tbsrs vas NO legal cleo.
~, in ao,,h Csrolin. for Eisctors on &C.
ton IN 1Iu'n snon ~ rran.r rsci.t,stion.
u.aany ITSsra Ala not srist In South Car.
IT,. p.nrlJiean form N covernment a,
olins nepu ~ ~. ran.,i,Stion 10 syerv
49, srh,rJYDst.chmenta Of the United
States army was sustained psioro ana or.
ing hic eiec..on s'ii -. i.s.i