The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-03
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On This sasfbstita1te aud report apa snss
come 10 sssa cons: 1eration Df theEAeDb DYE,
MT tha. made eant .afsaE
no;nt and motion after motinn.-H hieh- con e.
ahmed tirne and preyented progress. ne
roll was called tsgarty times.
Ataboht 3 O'Clock Mr: D usHgAca,L IL m9yea
| the previous question, which, II is tiaa Deen
sustained, world have cut of al depale ilil I
brought the House to q vote qlreeCiygon tne
question OK limiting speeches. -
I-The vote was rs follows -
6YRs.-Massrs. Anderson, Ashton, Attkisson
EIsnf t gsso sra,ede banc9 Dyer EcHo
mnud ~ Edwards. FickIihE k1nneSi Graves Sfay
Rn1 p a mrae on5o
Keyrcr. Kyle. Lowell. Luck. McCrIw, SIC Mullan
Moncure, Moorman. Mnshbacn, Myers, Nelson
R RgysaGI spddl s6ad sn5rne shfver
William d. Taliaferro- Warner I, Tallaterro, Trout
George Waller WiRm u: Wal E;i, Wssge' Wain
WIKI nsoh, and Mr. speaGer-6G
j. SoEss-Messrs. Akers, Barbour, Burnha1n, John
FL 6Msf Fzer
Fry, Fulksrsop. Fulton, Grigsby, Hamilton, Reuben
y. Harrison, Haryte, Henson, Hunter Waad sy III +
nRes s aSs ep'y o me- o@e
Robinson!.E !. Howard Smith, Southwark. Sbessart
stevens, Sykes, Andrew Taylor, William! Taylor
VanLcar joseph Walker, Smith j. r. White, Wit
mer, Wtten, and Wrght-4s. ''&'
r. Not two thirds voting "aye," the motion
was lost. '1'"' a!f.'." ,'T'.F ~ 22iio'o
The question recurring on!thc substitute
OF Mr.. FRAZIER, those who were willing TO
come to vote thereon were. NJ
AYEs-Messrs. Anderson; Ashton, A *. 5,cn
Bland. Bocock, Bohanan, Burger, P.J: Carter' S9S:
Dyer, Ecuols, Edmunds. Edwards, ffrklin, Frazier,
Goode, Graves: Gray, Greei,, Hanger; Harrdesiy'
Johnson Johnston. Jordan, keySer, Kyle, Lacy,
Lowell, Luck, McCraw, Mcmillan, Mdhcure, Moor
man, Mushbaelie Nelson, 0gles2y. pitts Pon-
sykes, ". B. Tafafclfo; ": r. ,Ta'iaferr0, A. j:
Watson. Wbilacre,. White, Wilkinson, Winghed
and Mr.. Speaker-7s. ~
| NoEs.-Messrs, Akers, Barbour, Burliham, Chase
Crank, Davidson. Dickerson. Evans, FauntlerDy
Fowler, Fulkerson, Fulton, Hamilton, H. Il: Har-
rison r. N Harrison. Harvie, w T. James, Kelley,
Lady Lee. McCaoG McGau' mcGonInehs mGin, rd
Spessard, Stevens, William Taylor. Joseph Walker
Smith j. r. White, Wilmer, Witten, and Wright
Mr.. LACY moved to reconsider. >
Chair vacated. r..fg ,...' l.'s
- If: .n..l - FILIBUSTERING. 'Hsi
There were several very spicy incidents
| during the Session. .t
On one occasion. Mr.. HANGER having
given the House information which was
timely and valuable, bfr. FRAZIER, who
seemed to be leading his. party, desired TO
know IL 'EMr. HANGER or the SPEAKER (AI.-
LEM was running this House,? D. The
SPEAKER, who has been as perfectly Impair
tial as man could be, and who OF Friday
gave very damaging but conscientious
decision against his own friends, promptly
repudiatcd Mr.. FRAZIER's insinuation; and
Dir. HANGER called attention to the fact that
oil rnrljuJnnptpry
usage, had called him by name instead OF as
g the member from Augusta"
When vote was bein" taken by division
and the result showed that the House Kicked
4 few votes Of a quorum, Mr.. HANGER
called attention to the fact that Il number OF
members (rcidiusters) had not voted. He
designated Dir. MoFFETT and seven others,
and the SPEAKER counted them in the mega
tive.
Mr. BococK occupied the chair for some
time; and Dir. HARRISON OF Sussex having
made motion cut OF order, he refused 10
put The question. Mr.. HARRISON desired 10
appeal; but Mr.. BoCOCK, guided by the
rules OF the House and parliamentary law,
refused TO put that question or to allow Mr.
HARRISON TO enter his protest. He was de-
termined to execute the will OF the House
and take the vote ordered. After that was
done be told Mr.. HARRISON the House could
censure him il 1t thought proper. There
the matter ended.
Later, when Mr.. BOHANAN was in the
chair, and firmly and fairly ruling, there
was an appeal from his decision. The
question was, "Shall the decision OF the
Chair stand rs the Judgment OF The House."
Mr.. LACY observed TINT Speaker ALLEN had
not voted. lie called attention to the fact
that the SPEAKER was present, and asked
that he be recorded in the negative. The
SPEAKER thercupon voted "Ayc," and got
the laugh on Mr. LACY.
MajOr Carter. the minute clerk, had his
hands full recording the motions. No less
experienced or able parIamentarian could
have successfully weathcrcd the shower OF
motions, appeals, and questions. Mr.. Ayres
called the roll over. twenty times and yeri-
fed it each time. To make bis work the
harder about one 9th OF the members did
not respond until their names were called
the second time. In this way his work in
the aggregate was equivalent to calling 1000
names. ..n,-. .r....- tE.
Might Session.
At the night session. after several votes,
Mr.. FRAzIER's substitute WAS rejected and
the House ordered the pending question
that Is, a vote on the report OF the Commit
tee on Rules-by I3 to .43. ....
THOSE WHO WERE WILLING TO. COME ToA VOTE