Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-26
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
[oosrrsUED PROM FIRST rAer.l

The previous question was called by Mr. LEACH
The rules were suspended, and the bill passed
ayes, "a noes, %.
Nj MccAnrT gave notice of reconsideration.
EXCITING TALK.
While the Clerk was reading Section 8 of the
Vitieultura bill, Mr.. MuLHoLLAND said Ito the
Clerk Where are you resding2
The Clerk Section s. Keep your place
Mr. MULHoLL.Np-I win if | can; if you don't
speak to civilly will hurI book at your head.
ICries of Take the Language down ~
Mr.. BUREs-I think the language Of the Clerk
Mr.. G0RLEY-MI Speaker | understood him to
say be would hurl book at his head if lie didn't
speak louder.
ar MULuoILAxD-T'f is no. true
The SPEAKER 10 Ar. Mulholiand)-yfr Gorley
was trying to state to the Chair in n respectful
manner what occurred, and you told him it was not
true.
Mr.. GoRLar-Mr. Speaker, I demand tina. the
language DC taken down; it is insult TO every
member on this floor.
The SPEAEER-The gentleman appears to be L.
boring under an unusual excitement.
Mr.. swEETLAND-Mr. Speaker, Think Nr. GOrleyis
laboring under misrepresentation understood
hint say II the CLERK did not address HIM civily he
would hurl book at his head.
Mr.. TYBER-Mr. Speaker, move that the whole
matter be indefinitely postponed.
This motion was nct decided by the Chair, and
the matter rested it was until the yiticutural
bill had been disposed Of and jus. before adjourn
ment Mr. SIMON wished to know if the language had
been take down.
The SrEAkER replied that there was a motion by
Mr. Tyler that the matter be indefinitely postponed
Mr.. SWEETLASD-Mr. Speaker | should Ike to
know what am voting on
The SPEAKE.-The motion to indefinitely post
pone.
The Clerk called the roll, and the motion to post
pOne was lost-aJ es 27, noes 40.
Mr.. FIsLATsON-Mr. Speaker, | am about to make
motion, and hope the House will consider it.
just at this time we are somewhat heated. | move
that oil he
poned until to morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The SPEAKER-What occurred between Mr.. aul-
holland and the Clerk IS not subject proper to be
taken down. The only thing that can be taken
down is what occurred with Mr.. Gorley. What
Cured between Mr.. Mulholland and the Clerk
not language used in debate-not worthy of being
taken down because not used in the debate. Mr..
Mulholland was excited-there is doubt he was
exeited-and he said to the Clerk, "What section
are you reading p
Mr.. CARR of Yuba-Mr. Speaker, | think the
House should decide.
Mr.. GoRLEY-Mr. Speaker, move that Mr.. Mul.
holland be allowed to apologize to the House.
Mr.. CooK-Mr Speaker, want full explana-
nation.
The CHAIR stated from n memorandum OF the
words used, when the word q hud" was used, Mr..
Muholland said send"
Mr.. GoELRY-It was hurl"
The SPRAKEa-There Is no use wasting time over
words. This is merely hypercritical When Mr..
Gorley his feet he stated differently from
what Mr.. Muholland said.
Mr.. GoRLEY-l did not intend to give the words.
The SPEAKER-Alr Mulhoand said that is rot
true; he did not mean TO say the gentleman was
lying.
Mr.. CAMRos offered resolution that a committee
of three be appointed to investigate the language
nsed by Mr.. Mulholland and also Mr. Braunhart to-
wards their fellow members
Mr. BRAUSHART-Mr. Speaker, rise to point Of
order. How any conduct of mine come INTO
consideration in this resoiution2
The resolution was laid on the table, ard the AS
sembiy adjourned.