Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24


ta,lves Poplefon, jraks, Vance, Wike..
Threckmorton, Wsgg,nton and Lat:
trell.
The presiding officer assets whether
there were any further objections TO
the decision,. aud there being none,
he announced that the senate would
withdraw TO It's chamber
The speaker ruled McNshons res
olution was in order, but that Will
sous resolution could be offered as a
substitute. II was so offered aud
agreed to yeas lI5; nays 81.
! The question was then, on the res
+ oiutiut. as amended.
j Vance Of OHIO, endcavered TO make
motion for recess until 10 Mon
day, but ii was no, recognized.
HE resolution as amended was
agreed to, yeas l59; nays 81.
! The following members vo,el in
the negative; Abbott, Alnswott,
Ash, Atkins John II. Bagley, Ban
ming. Blackburn, Boone, Bradford,
Bright, Burchard, OF Wis., Clbell,
Caldwell, OF A'a., Caldwell, Of Tenn,
Carr, Gate, Caulhell, C!afk, Of Mo-,
Cl3.aaeH e,aahfaae. Collins, Cook,
Cowan, Cox, Culbersou, Davis, Debalt
I.DlbrclI, E5bert, Field FIrley, Iorsey,
frandin, Fuller, Cause Glover,
Hamilton, of Ind, Hams, OF Ca,
Harris, Sf Va, Har,soll, Hooker,
Hopkins, House, IIumpreps,
Huntor, Hand, jerks, Knott,
landers, Of lnl., Lang, Levy, Lypde,
Mackey, Marsh, Ms,ealf. Nanler, Nor
rson, Mu,csler, Phillips, Of NJ John
itRtffflls tRtfffl Rice, esttltl4e Rti.bts,s, Of y
G., Roberts, Ross, Of n. J., Scales,
! Stieakley, S.emolp, Southland, Spring
Ct, Stfn'om Steyger, Stone, Swami,
Terry, Thompson, Tucker, Vance, OF
OHIO, ance, Of y, G., Waddel,
/ Walker, OF Va, Mailing, Walsli
/ Wht,hom, Wiggington, stykvIn, i.
y. Williams, Of Ma, Yeats. aud
Young,
4 Mcmahon NOV ed to reconsider the
vote,, and Hale moved TO lay the mo-
ton on the table The latter motiot
was agreed, yeas l.5; nays "A. The
/ speaker ihen d'rectea1e clerk to nc
ufy the senate OF the action of the
/ house.
i After the senate Withdrew, and the
| speaker announced the ,iew legislative
4 day, and ruled cut Of order a motion
by Lane - take q reeess til $50, ii
! beng dilasurv moi on, he repub
q lican side and galleries loudly ap
J plauded the ruling
; The discussion then proceeded OF
, Hnle's order that the Oregon vot,
: be counted.
, Yesterdays journal having bee
{ read, Clymer offered resolution tina
III for the more careful consideration o
( the report on the Oregon case, tn
. house take recess till 10 o'cloc
S Monday. The speaker ruled that ,b
! question: was not debatable, and re
: publicans objected to Clymer giyin
reasons for his motion.
e Clymer-So the other side refus
8 to hear statement ms 10 the obiee
Z Eof the recess.
el Townsend object to debate.
VI Hancock made and argued poir
]. OF order that under the constitutio
le and under the electoral law recess w
!, not in order. In conclusion be said, lie
ss keenly as any other the modification
defeat and disappointment, but hope n
Zone will so far lose his manhood as to Fl
IN to perform his duties. There is no authe
g. ity IN either house to procastina,e, to resc
ID TO any legislative or parliamentary exr
a. dicnts TO postpone the action enjQinel upi
us by the constitution.
: Clymer-This Is question OF order, n
: Of superogasion to raise this question
Eorder after it has been already decided 70
er times. ! wish further to say that in ma
e. ing the motion have done 1t.
Townsend-l object to debate. seve,
!, other representa.ives-let him go on.
= Townsend-Yery we'll.
Clymer, continuing-A. my m
20. tive has Seen impugned, | have i
a. right say that SO far as a majority
70 those with whom l act are concernt
m the motion is made is good lai