The Portland daily press., 1878-03-01

Mr.. Cook-That is all ask, that it shall not 90 in
the Record. thought it singular expression for
the gentleman to use.
The Speaker-The Chair did not recognize the
gentleman to make the remark.
MT. McCook-Does it go into the Record?
The sReaker7The Chair thinks it should not go
Mr.. McCook-very well, sir, that is all.
The vote was then taken and resulted yeas 1876,
nays 70.
The last three votes were cast BY Bragg Of Wis
Cook OF Ca, ana Kelley of PENN all of Whom had
been absent from the House by illness but came up
in time by unanimous consent to record their votes,
which they did IN the affirmative.
The following is the vote in detail:
yeas AIKEN, Aldrich, Atkins, Baker of Ind, Ban
ming. Bayne, Bel, Benedict, Bicknell. Blackburn,
tano, Brewer, Bridges, Bright, Brogd0n, Browne,
Bqckner, Bundy, Burchard, Bnrdck. Butler,
Conner, Carlisle, Caswell, Chalmers, Clark Of KY,
Conger, Cook, Gox'of O., Cox Of N. Y, Crayens,
ford, Davidson, Davis Of n. G., Deering,s Dibrel
Dickey, Dunnell, Durham. Eden, Elan, Ellis,
Everett n Evans Of Ind, Evans Of s. Ewing
lin, Fuller, Garth, Giddings, Glover, Goode, Gun
ter, Hamilton, Hanna, Harris of Ga, Harris of Va,
Hayes, Hazelton, Henderson, Henry, Hew,,
EFT Of Ala. Herbert, Hooker, House, Hubbell,
Hunter aunt P,s Humphrey timer, Jones of Ala,
Jones OF Keller, Kelley, Kenna, Knapp, Knott,
Landers, Lathrop, Lyon, Luttrell, Lynde, Mackey,
Manning Manning, Marsh, Mayham MCGOWAN, Mckenzie,
1slOAlniCyy 4hOntduuu, meCcalI, Mills, MITCHELL,
Money. Monroe, Morgan, Morrison, Muldrow, Neal,
Oliver, Page, Patterson of N Y. Patterson OF CAL,
Phelps, Pollard. Pound, Price. Pridemore, Raney,,
Roberts, Robertson, Robinson of Ind, Ryan, Samp,
son, sapp, Sayer, Scales, Sexton, sheIlerbarger,
Sparks, Springer, Steele, Stephens Stone of Mich
Stone OF a., Street, Thompson, Thornburgh,
Threckmorton, Upton, Townsend of O., Townsend
ney, Vance, Van Voorhees,, Waddell, Walker, walsh
WEIGH, White OF Penn. White of Ind, Whit
t9orne, Wilmington, Williams Of Wis. Williams
let's, Wilson, sWren, Wright, Yeates and Young
Nays-Messrs. Bacon, Bagley Baker of N. Y.
Ballou Banks, Bisbee Beebe, Blair Bliss, Briggs Cain
Davis Of Cal, Denison, Dwight, Games, Eicf!
| Gibson, Hale Hardenbergh, Harmer, Harris Q
Mass, Hart, Hendee, Hewitt of N. Y, Hiscock
Hungerford, James, Jones of N, H., Joyce, Ketch
UNI, Lapham, Lindsey. Lockwood, Loring, McCook
Morse, Muller, Norcross, O'Neill, OvertOn, Potter
Powers, Pugh, Reed, Rice of Mass, Robinson o
Mass Ross, Sehleicher, Sinnickson, Smith, OF Pa.
| Storm, Stenger, Stewart, Veeder, Ward, Warren
| Watson, Williams of Mich, Williams of N Y, Will
iams Of Del, and Wood of N. Y.-73.
The Speaker announced the vote and said eli
obedience to the requirements of the Constitution
two-thirds having voted inthe affirmative the bill ha
passed. the objections of thePresident to the contrar
The announcement was received with general ham
clappng and remarks of jubation, and the bill ans
| veto message were thereupon sent to the Senate.
The House at Q As O'Clock went into the Commute
| of the Whole and resumed the consideration of tn
bill to pension soldiers of the Mexican and India
| wars.
After speeches by Messrs. Williams Of Alabama
Williams of Oregon, Ryan of Kansas, White of Penn
sylvauia and Riddle of Tennessee the committee pro
ceeded to consider the bill by sections.
During speech by Mr.. Singleton of Mississippi
he sent to the clerks desk and had read a ette
from Jefferson Davis requesting him (Sngleton)
inform the friends Of the bill mat if the success
the bill depended on excluding him Davis from it
benefit, he hoped that such provision would be in
serted. Singleton proceeded to eulogize Davis, de
carng that this was but another. proof of his grea
been in favor of delaying as long as possible the &C
secession passed by Mississippi in hopes of
| Citation with the North.
| The committee rose and the Honse adjourned