The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-04

Ing 10 the Eentlemen who differ with him In
opinion any sentiment Ct animosity to our COL
leagues ON the other side and their friends who,
as we think. contrary to the Constitution and In
violation TO their duty to IT, went into rebellion.
Now want 70 state THAT any man, North or
south, who imputes to any Republican anywhere
that ever heard Of any such sentmentof hatrrd
or animoslty makes a great mistake II IA not
true we are only when we opposed these mea-
mres, doing what we consider to be necessary for
the security and good order Of the whole Union,
and 1t is not hatred, animosiy or prejudice
against these gentlemen. We have labored un'
der the impression that In every controversy
there must be right side and wrong side, and
the deusion that we are under is, evidently, that
we are ON the right side Of that controversy
which prevailed and that the consequences that
followed from being on the right side are those
which Senators desire that those who turned out
to be on the wrong side, shalt reap and not those
on the right side.
The morning hour having expired the per
cent bill was taken up.
After remarks by Mr.. Kirhwood in support Of
the bill, and by Mr.. Edmuuds in reply, the ques'
tion required on the motion Of MI. Edmunds'
made several days ago, for the indefinite post.
ponement Of the bill, and II was agreed to-Yeas
2S, nays 81.
Mr.. Edmunds moved to recon slider the vote.
Mr.. Teller moved to adjourn. Lost-Yeas %
nays %
Mr.. Logan charged the Senator from Vermont
(Edmunds) with urging the Senators to vote
against the bill because they would be taxed TO
pay grants under it.
Mr.. Edmunds denied this assertion, and read
from his remarks to show that what he had done
was to advise careful examination Of the bill
by all Senators, as 1t was an important and ex-
pensVe measure.
MI Logan still claimed that the implication Of
Edmunds was, as he tLOgan) had stated.
DoDeING VOTE.
Mr. Mcdonald at O'Clock in the evening
moved the Senate adjourn. The result Of the
vote was-Yeas 18, no quorum,
Mr. Edmunds moved that absent Senators be
sent for.
The roll was called to ascertain the number Of
Senators present Forly,ni answered TO their
names. More than quorum.
The vote was again taken on McDOnalds mo-
No quorum.
Mr. Logan said that he was not through with
his remarks. He would prefer to continue in
day time, but II the Senate desired to stay here
and listen TO him tonight he would send for
books and papers, and thought he could enter.
tain them for about six hours, "and my friend
Edmunds, for the balance VI the night, proba.
bly," [Lsughterl
The Presiding officer Terry objected the SEQ
retsry to call the roll of the absentees.
quorum answered to their names.
The quorum recurring on the motion to ad.
journ, the vote resulted-Yeas 18, nays 19-no
quorum,
Mr.. Mcdonald again moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Edmunds raised the point of order that the
question was on the motion to send for absen
tees. Filllbustering could not be kept up all
night on one motion to adjourn,
The Presiding officer OveIruled the point Of or.
der and put the question Of adjournment.
Mr. Edmunds then stated as the supporters OF
the bill, who had refused at FIVE O'clock to ad,
journ, now wished to adjourn and, as there
seemed to be no prospect OF getting the abseniees
brought In, he would now vote for adjournment
and let the bill come up as unfinished business
to morrow.
Mr. Teller demanded the yeas and nays on the
motion to adjourn.
The vote resulted-Yeas 21 nays 13-and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Petitions were presented by Mr.. McLane and
referred DraVinR for the removal of the taX nm