The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

gicton SnnicA on smails Smith ra strait Sjei,n.on
Wovcn. S'eann rhornluyh lrocSmcrion. TeNn.end
waa5e '",'','w y =, waici Ps ward Watt f.o Wtmp.
Is yE / : Wlii1ms Michl, willilm. Wis Within,
gSS,e.Nis gSM, Tl.' IRA" woo" '' ' "O'''"'" "'''"0'''
Mr., nopki9s bem.. po.l then offeg,l as an
last .uu-r. Rrlectrd 1if 10 IS.
Mr.. Lane Dem. OresOnl moved to reconsider
4 noin, ~ order hoin, overrulod. Mr. U,io
Oiep.. Me- moved to- lay the motion 10 roDun-
silrr N the 'a,,. ATecI to-cyeas, ca, ~ mys 80.
m"nt. tlnt the vote of the eloctor. Sollacr. b not
MIR. Wallng Dom o. moved to lay on the
point Of order woe raised nni discussed.
Mr.. Wilson tli"p.. Ia.l slid u wnuli b. uh-o-
lut"iy n"c"ssnry to adopt rrsolut'u cutting
Mr. Waiine-Whcn fraud is law nbustcring
Mr.. Hnnrork Dom. Tcx.)-Troitors ncver
practice patriotism.
The sprafor olcrrulcl the point of order.
and tho motion was rejected.
Mr.. Waling then moved 10 reconsider the last
Mr.. Wood Dem. y. " made the same point
of oricr-th'a Il WAS diiaipry motion and 80
meant A..
1863.
Tho question rc.urrcd on Mr.. Woods sub.
stlutte tnui the yuts of S0llurr hc not counted
Mr. Ciuiil"I tD"m.. illl rui-cd u point of
order whioh was ov rrul"d. lie then Insisted
on having the original resolution read The
speaker stating Tho original resolution was NOT
briur" th" House. the substitute was adopted
Another mot iOn to reconsider 10y Mr.. OBrien
Dom. MIDI was laid ON the tablc-ycas. l7l
nays ji.
resolution ~ amended
NJ Vance D'm.. o. moved 10 lay on the Ia
hle L"et-y yeos. 81 ng-. l7I,
VI 50 WIS hid ON the tullo-vo voa- 10: n.,s 81
Tn. brought in" llnuS" AT lu-t-p.iu T. NJ
amended. .it1t ii', ,n'a12' solln.,. h.n,i tonmii.d
fhr sp.nkrr rrfiisri To- rnt,rtnin a rrailc-t hv
Nr WniNc Ia hr ,N,u-rd from voting. md
ali" I2 n r@'os.H % f. , n'ra "a lay oppca pc, .I' line r2l
yyr,Si Z2i nTAs' , ~. M'' "r We , W'nunl.anS
soonr nrn.,i',r t'm MI T., M a 'los l"''7' %
Nt' ,N.iN i,rih.' No. ll"A,h T., reconsider
l,uiu ~ ,t, ins inhi lr"- -; nays ~.
eo'r an oGier ihd ihe Srnat. be notidEd. he
INV h..nn 'rI.. Y" ~ ni "''up' Yl hunr7 more
IN ua' ; p,' IN, ~. nr i'u7 rn. TO- r~"spzs w..
m',,op, ant ngw, l.l. attention Of .hf Hgus;e il
wh'n the two lou.e. la,, ,oi,l iNc, .n,u inmeli
a, ,-i," M m .. i . ~, list.'. , 'U u'" an
The 5 Snnir hHs not.ll '. the llous in regard
10 u.s. uon on in" "n"f"n, I" inc c"itn.ai,
from Vermont Ih" il"u-" has now reached
IL iN'-li,., 90" " ".ir' '"is' Hni thg dHiy
ttN B fU|f An
Mr. Springer b.m.. llll-I desire Ia submit a
nrDpD~ ~dinu. fltt fhr President of th' Seuut. h.
r'Vu.eird Co. lr.ne with him the duplicate r.
turn. '~hnuf- uf O'N'rt. '
Mr.. COS tpam.. ny. There T. no uso in on
drNuIlug e. prevent the Speaker counting in
ilav,.- at piu.'
The SpfHkHr-G G'rilrwrn n"ni not olfsct.
tn" Chair la- nnautuurlty to receive any such
moi vu
VI II "Nln K TIE Senate entered the hall. and
ih' tion pf ga. ID llou- on tho ohIr tion- huN-
INK been read the presiding officer announced
the lV. electoral votes If Vermont would bf
rnMnt'd Tor Hayes and wheeler.
Tn" t''ii ''.i' oi virginia WIS read, and the
ciDN'n ,g',, - iini STAT" were counted for Til
81 a. dhl h'hlN va. 80
~" five votes yf We~t Virginia were counted
l"ir. ilhrn nnh u irndr'ks,
~, ,"I'tn' "i' rom ~ vh-lh having p"rn
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