The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-06-20

Robertson, Smith, OF Georgia, Springer,
Southland and Warenr.
Alter discussion, the resolution was
adopted-yeas, les; nays, 6S, and the bil
vas sent back To the Senate.
The SPEAKER announced Messrs. Rea-
gan, Kinney and Durrell as confreres on
the rivee and harbor bill.
Mr.. BURCHARD moved to suspend the
rules and adopt the resolution reciting
that she Forty-fourth Congress, in joint
meeting, declared H. B. Hayes and W. A.
Wheeler respectively elected President and
Vice-Preeid<st, and declaring that no sub
seguent House or Congress ~has the power
to rsSise that action, and that any attempt |
to annul or disregard such action or title |
Of the President, based thereon, is revolu- |
tionsry, and is hereby disspProved by this |
House.
A.sooa o. the vote had been announced,
Mr.. HNtridge rose to make report on the
same subject from the Judiciary Committee.
He commenced, by saying that he intended
TO have made report this morning, but as
the Chairman Of the committee Mr.. klott)
was detained in his bed by sickness, and a.
he had asked him to put of the report TIL!
Tomorrow so that MIR. Knott might make
dissenting report for himself, he had yield
ed as a natter OF courtesy, but as this mat
ter had been brought up, he desired TO
make a report now. The report and reso-
| luton accompanying was read
Mr.. SPRINGER made an effort to have
consideration OF the report postponed nli
Tomorrow, but the proposition was repeileG
| by shouts OF mo !" no" Vote vote
| The vote was then taken, and before the
result was announced Mr.. Springer desired
| to give an explanation Tor his vote, but was
| prevented by calls TO order. and he was IN
formed BY the Speaker that he had no
right to make such statement except by
unanimous consent.
The SPEAKER was then about to an
nounce the result when he was interrupted
by Mr.. Springer, who claimed his right 10
vote. Shouts OF then vote
The CLERK was directed TO call Mr..
Springer's name and he answered ''nc."
Then Mr.. cox asked TO explain his vote
and said something amid the confusion,
and during the great uproar the vote was
announced-yeas, 234 nays, ii; the foi-
lowing being the negative votes Black
burn, Bliss, Boone, Cook, Cox, of New
York; Hamilton, Henry, Kimmel, May
hon, Pridmore, Robertson, Smith, OF Geor-
gia; Springer and Warner.
: The remarks which Mr.. COX partially
made, but which were rendered unintelligi-
Lio by caIIs 10 order were: az want Il
know whether it Is the intention to count
: Mr. Uavss in any more? This is the third
,;n,o hn, !, dos not seem 10 avail As;
quiet citizen, am contented, but do no
, want it done too often, hence my vote"
The statement which Mr.. SPRINGEf
vainly strove to be permitted to make anc
e in ybich Messrs. Bliss and Robertson, o
; Louisiana expressed their concurrence
n xss. 81 am onposed TO all proceedings i,
: raiarenca IN ipvalidatipr the Presi
: don't. title which are illegal
o unconstitntional or revolutionary.
i ,b. t;,le nj the present incumbent is vail,
and unassailable. it needs no action OF Con
n gress 10 ouell il. but. on the contrary, if
/ fr,uanIent and the investigating Commit
: ,aa - hi. Uonse sbouId 40 find and reporl
i ~onId he dikonorable ON our part to AT
,emnt 70 make il good. or declare bv bill
e or rasoIntion that il was sacred. If the ii
d ~. i cod il needs no defense. and If bad
can never vote 10 make it better, and IL
= ,La.., ra.sors I vote Nou
: 'N Sn,,sannan,Iv Mr. STEPHENS who ha
n -. -, ,h.n the two last votes wer
: ,aInn I'D his chair wheeled into ,he hal
: S h',i'aJ Lac IN b,va his vote rrcorde
- ,ba .fI;rm,tiva ON both votes and leay
d 10, 1,-a,,ad
"'n r. r - 1879
n MAshlNoioS' !I - ~, u I;i T.ne =, anJ IL
e .of9i'Iration 81 lN1'l VI .ne @ D,ii " I a ~, w.
J. internai heVenue iaN1 ."' s"I ~ -" an,
+ Mr. Ao"hSenu mover W a .a.,,. " =,
II the section oi .ne ie a'ue W..
d prohieiis 'ne eAenP'on Ip .ha I'm d;.ao,I+. =,
/, any lalner VINO se4is 'oDo - :. !,
l. tne consumer or 70 any Pe''" poI;. o. ..a
! those Nv VINO pay sr, ,poraJ :" , ncs,nons fn-tbs
.ton o''iJar.I;nH 81 ,be SiI nniiI the 20tb Wed
eoIideTs'l2n @ o. .ne OH 'nr nn '"e -0,H 49, Ht
: tnS voIe $1,000 az 10 iVi.
r, Inc cohlerence i'g'i' was 'i''i' '5''''
o lo-ycaS, l'o nay - -, -
/ y, '''.o. y, ha;n,, ~, th.
e bill was resumed ihe question oeins on 'h'
!. amendment offered oy Alr. Io"fsehG.
= Alter the discussion. tIie reiharhs iol "a
4 most part beinS inauaio'e III Tie o"ii'i7'o"
'he aniehdn'enl " ls IsjeStFu IsI su a.. Sa,,
d a message was received rom tiie Sena,
annGnnc,ns lhe - tbs 90 I'M inu ~ Th"r.
resolution extend,ng tne .% sesSion on 10 ihuf7
DAY, ~ olin IsaSu's ii Si Mr. no Nance the provi,is
'r Wv hon VI ar,i,,aa for ,r,nsfar ,
Tor the existing comnl,.,ee ior '.as,ga fnSar
l. revenue causes HoIi S'a'e No'i'o " iN"Si'