Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-01

favor, the bl is passed and has become a law"
! motion to adjourn and another ~ go into ex
ecutive session were both rejected, and the senate
resumed the consideration Of the bin to authorize
special term of The circuit court for the southern
district of Mississippi, and 1t passed notwih-
standing the advance report OF the judiciary COM
nrttee-yeas 80 nays ID.
The senate at | 10 o'clock adjourned ill Mon
day.
House.
4 Blidges, from the committee on foreign affairs,
| reported back the Joint resolution authorizing
Lieutenant Henry Nletcaf of the United States
army, + a;ctp decoration from the sultan of
Turkey.
The resolution was passed-yeas 1871, NAYS llS.
{ Durr the calling of the Ioll message was
! read from the III resident, Announcing that he had
. vetoed the silver bill
The vot having been announced As above
Stephens moved to proceed with the business on
the speakers table, foi the purpose Of taking up
I the veto message.
The speaker then laid the Inc ssage before the
house.
The message having been read in the midst of
profound ,leuce, the speaker stated the question
was "Wi the house on reconsideration pass the
bill"
stepheps--On that move the previous ques-
tiou.
Butler Of Mass, (approvingly )-Thats it.
! (Capping OF hands aud other demonstration of
/ approval among the member-.)
! The previous question was seconded and the
main question ordered.
Stephens-I propose that by general consent
every member SHALL be permitted to have printed
in the record such remai Ks as he may desire to
make Oh the subject.
| Banks-l object.
Ford of IiiDos-As this message i. not to be
Printed ask that il be read again.
Shouts of "No, 10. from the hitnis of the
/ bin.
speakcr-Does the gentleman wish to have the
message printed.
/ Ford i do not.
Speaker-lt goes into the record.
/ Ford-l mean TO say that a it has not been
printed for our cons liberation, 1t should be read
! again before vote is taken.
! Cox of New York. object to having the mes
sage read again. 1t is a charge Of fraud by a
fraud
| McCookI call my colleague to order, and ask
that his words be taken down at the clerks desk.
Shouts of "down, down, order, order, from the
democratic SIDE.
McCook-I demand that they be taken down
and read.
Cox-I simply said that the message was
charge OF fraud by fraud.
McCoOk-That was very improper language to
be used 10 the presence of the house.
CoN-lt was very true expression Of the gen
eral sentiment.
McCook-l INSIST upon the question of order.
Sleaker-The chaiI thinks the gentleman (Cox)
WAS not entitled to make any renlks at ali.
McC ook-But he did make them.
Speaker-The rol call has been commenced
and must be proceeded with
MCCOuk-l ask fol the ruling of the chair on
the words u. eli.
Speaker he chair thinks the language of the
gentleman from New York was out OF order. He
had no right 10 use it. The reporters were not
bound totake il down at all as part of the con-
gres,ioua record.
McCook-Tuat is all ask that it shall not go in
the record. thought It singular expression for
the gentleman to use.
Speaker-Ihe chair did not recognise the gen
tleman 10 make the remark.
McC ook-DOes 1t 20 INTO the record.
Speaker-lhe chair thinks it should not so in
to tue record.
McCook-Vcry well sir That is all.
The vote was then taken and resulted yeas l9s
nays 70.
The last three votes were cast by b avg OF Wis.
Cook of Georgia, and khby of Pa, all OF whom
had been absent from the house by illness, but
came up time Thy unanimous consent) to re-
cord their votes, winch they did in the affirmative.
The following i. the vote 10 detail
Yeas-Alken, Aldrich, Atkins, Baker of Ind,
Banning, Bay he, Bell Bendlct, Bicknrll Black
burn, Bland, Blount, Boone, Bouck Boyd, Bragg
Brentano, BIcmer, Bridges, Bright, Bragden,
Browne, Buckn,r, Bundy, BucLard, Burdck
Batter, Caldwell OF Ky, Cald veil Of Tenn, Cal
kius Gambler. Conaor, Carlisle, Caswcll, Chalm-
ers, Clark OF Ky, Clark Of Mo. Clark OF Iowa,
Clymer Cobb, Cole, Couger. Cook, Cox of Ohio,
Cox of New York, Cravens, Crittenden, Culbcr-
son, Cummings, Cutler, Danford, DAVIDSON. Davis
of North Carolina, Deeriug, Dibrel, Dlckey,
Ddnnel, Durham, Ellen, Elan, Ellis, EvIett,
Evans OF Indiana, EyIns of South Carolina, Ew-
ing, Felton, Flnlay, Foruey, Fort, Foster, Frank
lin, Fuller, Garth, Gidoiugs, Glover, GooIe, Gun
ter, Hamilton, Hanna Harms of Georgia Harris
of Virginia, Harrison, Hsrtridge, Hairs II, IIa-k-
ell, Hatcher llaye-, Iiazelton, Henderson, Henry
Hewitt of Alabama, Herberi, Hooker, House,
Hubbell, Hunter, Hunton, Humphrey, liner,
Juues Of Alaban a, Jones OF ONO keIgDliy Kelly
kema, Knapp, knott, Lander, LotnG0p, Lyon,
Lutthreli, Lynde, Mackey, Manning, Marsh,
Mayham, Mctiowan, Mckenzie, Mckinley, Me
M.non, Metcalie, Mills Mitchell, Money NJ u
roe, Morgan Mu.drow, Neal, Oliver, Page, Pat
| teison OF New Gulk, Peterson OF dorado,
Pne!p, Pollard. Pound, Price, Pridemore, Rainey,
Randolph, Rea, Reagan, Rte of Onio, Riddle,
Robbins, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson If Ind,
Ryan, sampson, oapp, Styler, Scales, Sexton,
Sheilhbauger, Shelley, Singleton, Siemops,
Smails, smith of Geurgia, Sparkes, Springer,
Steele Sttpleus, stone Of Michigan, Stone of
Iowa, stran, Thompson, 1hOruburgh, lhi ack-
morton, Upton, Townsend OF Ohio, TOWNSEND of
New York Town.end of Illinois, Tucker Tlruer
Tuney, Vance, Van VOORHEES,, Wuddell, Walker
Wa 81, elch, Waite OF Peuusy Nan'a, White Of
Indiana, WIN etouse, Wigginton, " llliams of
Wisconsin, VILLAINS of Alabama, viii ans Of
Oregon, Willis Of Kentucky Willis, WI.son,
Wren, Wright Ieates, loung-lN.
Nays-Bacon. Bagley, Barker of New York,
Bsllou, Banks, Beebe, Bsbee, Blair, Bliss, Briggs,
Cain, Camp, Campbell, Chltlcnden, Ci. Hin, Cover,
Crspo, ID Wis OF Cal, Deni,on, Dwi ht, Esmes,
Eakt oil, Ellsworth, Field, Freeman, Frye, Gar
field, Gibson, Hale, llardenh,rgh, Hammer, 1ar-
rs OF Mass Hart, Hendee, Hewitt OF New York,
Hiscock. iiungerford James, Jones of n. H.,
Joyce, kitcham. Lapham. Lindsey, Lockwood,
LorinP. McCook, Morse, Muller Norcross, o.
NcGl, Oyeiton, rouci, Powers, rugh, Ree', Rec
OF Mass. Robinson OF Mas, II -, Scheicher
Stnnicksor Smith If Pa, Stsrin, Stenger, Stew
art, Veeder. Ward, Warren, Watson, Williams of
Mich, Williams of Mich. W isms of New &ork,
Williams OF Del aud Wood-73.
The Speaker announced the vote, aud said, SIN
obedience to the requirements of the constitution.
~ -thirds have yoted in tho nd he