The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
matter had been brought up before the HOUSE, he de
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matter had been brought up before the HOUSE, he de
sirod 10 mako the report uow.
The report Was read foilows:-
The Committee the Judiciary TO whom wss r.fsvet
uon.s ni No. aud the resolutions Of the Legislature o
give effect 70 the electoral that State 10 The last
States report bach ssa S ans rssas,on. Win
mendAton that the bill an not
power under the soass,...sa confer
o. tue United sa'es ne original Jurisdiction sought
i,u.on which ro.sDls se fa invoked to 's snsSs
proposed !. tia. which gives the sapreme origin.
and the citizens OF another state The committee are ii
opinion that the expressions eases and senover.es
brae. original eding by state in the supreme
political asa By deesrason and asesan q the
two house. Of Congress eosed with the
tribunal upon election iresdcui and Vice rssidsn
Tho s.a y9ry,.su,ia o%ss;. ..s.sa commission
1s 70" r.: sA and Vs sy r
reject such count in mo way prescribed in the act
r.,ihsd he csan. made BY the eo%nissioa and
% .s III hs a. %.
e.nmsnt. IN thel. r!stion. TO federal authority foreign
interest. and nu sries Of the country seqasree
"a ana acted In odaneo with the pronounced finding OF
~, .ns ssa'en es nj; e.m%,,ss the
ing tho eecv.ra vote Of confer any judicial
action of that d IN reference Ia political
question the decision Of which 10 conndcd by the
inrn.crlcAsLs PROVISIONS
under there feature. in il
% NO ss. % S 9a
q the Supreme Courts OF the several states at
says a Is s % "n
the co%sse sss mo- Means by which the
jnd.cni officers Of state be compslca tho
ssses jurors :" mo supreme Court q the United
rnE FRAUD QUESTION
tho o,l under CONSIDERATION, to which lhink IL
has been Tho late election tor President and Vice
.s':,s'%s he
% 2, n by some who now Enjoy high
generation of tho people OF this their
ss the ev Z. shes our
the tact Of such fraudulent pr.e.iee. sheaId DO
ssm%,i,ss .rs Of op'aon taas sH. eon.sansnse
any IL po 81 so nu a g. upon par.
osae @ 70 The
70 the punishment BY legal aud constitonA msans q
be protected from .t,ns srne. '''''
Your committee thereioro recommend tho adoption Of
The swo houses Of tho
ass % s..s and ' s.r"s an.
Hayes a1a william Whistler 70 be duly
any subsequent conrsss 10 reverse that
can any such power be exercised W the court. Of tho
create under the constitution.
ADDESDUM REPUBLICANS.
Messrs Frye, Conger and Lapnam-add the following
We agree to the foregoing ,sD1. 50 far state:
sent IRON the concluding portion AZ no. pertinent 20 tbs
inquiry before us and as giving an implied sanction TO the
jory Of tho House OF Representatives., to which
and opposed.
tho COMMITTEES (Mr. Knot') might make his dlsscn-
tent report tomorrow, and Mr.. Frye asked the
sumc privilege Tor Mr.. Butler Granted.
Mr.. SPRINGER made effort TO have the consider
alton o. The report postponed I'll tomorrow. but Thu
proposition was repelied BY shouts OF NO. mol"
"Votc votcin
VOTE on THE RESOLUTION
The vote then proceeded with. Before tho re.
suit vas announced Mr. SPRINGER desired TO givc an
explanation Tor his vote. bat was prevented by calls
TO order, and he was informed By the SPEAKER that
consent
Tho srrAKxR was then about to announce the result
claimed mis- rsn. 70 VOTE tsSouis Of "rhon vc.. %
The Clerk was directed TO call Mr. Springsrs name,
and he answered mo"
SEEKING TO EXPLAIN.
Then Mr. Cox, Of Rev YORK. asked TO explain hts
vote, and got in some OF what he desired TO say.
In tho midst oil great urroAr und confusion the voto
was announced yeas 234, nays II, tho following
being the negative votes
Messrs Bi.cksnrn Bliss, Boone. Cook Cox Of Nov York,
:aa q Iouisisss Smith u &C .rs.. spassr snd
The remarks which ur. Cox partially made but which
wore rendered unintelyible by calls to "order -
were 81 want TO know whether II IL tho int ntion
10 count Mr.. Hayes 10 any more? This Is the third
timo, bu. il does not seem 10 avail As a quiet eli.
zsn con,cnt but don's want il aons .oo of,en
hence my vote"
The s,stement which Mr. springer vainiy strove to
b. permitted 10 mako land in wI,ch MessrA Bliss OF
New York. and Robertson OF Louisiana, expressed
their concurrencc) s:-'I am opposed TO all pro-
ceedDgs IN reference 10 ihvalidatng the Prcsidcns
tc winch are Illegal unconsttutional or revolution
AIRY. II the tlc OF the present mount cnt Is valid
and unassatiable II needs no action OF Congress TO
quiet Il. But Il on the contrary II Is fraudulent and
Tho Investigating Committee OF this House should so
ind and report. would be dishsnoraole on part
70 attempt 10 make u good declare by bill or
resolution that u sacred. Ii she title 10 good Il
needs no defence II bad, can never vote 10 make
better. For these reasons l vote No."
subsequently, Mr.. SrKrHhSs, (dcm) or Ga. (who
had been absent when the Two last wore takenl
whec.ed his cnair into the hall and asked leave
have his vote recorded In the affirmative on both
votes and leave granted
Mr. EWING. ldcm. Of Ohio, moved TO suspend tho
rules and take from ,he Speakers table tho bill for
repeal OF the Resumption for the purpose non-
concurring IN tho senate amendment, aad ASKING .
committee OF conference Deieased-ysas 1l3, nays
10.
The House then, M haIf-past four, took recess.
EVENING SESSION
The House At It's evening session passed about $50
pension bills There also several tner private
bills passed, and at nsfpast ten the House adjourned