The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-15


The House proceeded ~ ossa 81 sa 3I,I
the election of AEs. Jehn C.l Talbot a
Speaker by a vote pf 4 q 10 Quorum! Nfv
Hale objected bnt Tho objection syas
oyerrnled, and {fr. ga HOT WA oonductad
to this chair. ThrSs cheers were aivai,
for Azr. Hale. Gfr. W. l.. {3.bbs
WIS chosen clerk By < a vote Slf TA
MEs U:.le agaip raised the point OF ifc
quorum but was agasii Sverruied. The
Reppbl blicans olaifn that there was fraud
la counting the quorum and tIlsf nan, a
were signed y the list Of psrsons not
present III 1Chsyer WAS chosen ns.
eistant aecre.ary by g ayoto Of a8. again
o point 0f order was faisei that no quo
rum; was present and again it was ogss-
ruled. IS s &
Tho question OF nntif fying The Eonhte Of
the organization was debated. Mr. Hale
.aking the ground that there had been no
legal organization OF the House, and
that no other b61y ecald be Informed
thereof. he was, however, ovegrnIcd.
The protest of the members ftcra five
cities was presented By Afr, Hale, mho
then proceeded 60 address the House.
urging, tnat the only way % Ieiiayi
the great excitement prevailing was 10
admit shose members Who were clearly
elected according to the expressed decis.
ion Of the Supreme Court. He tnoYedl
that the H0uge 90 into COMMITTEES OF Tue
whole and consiesr the case. This Len
islature, he said, ought ra1 70 take q ains
gle step until even-handed Justice 10 done.
The House refused TO 90 into cotnnittee
of the whole, only. Eve voting In the az.
drtnEtive, and the matter was referred
to the committee on election when such
committee Is appointed. The FafninE-
ton and other ceses were alao rafeyted.
Mr.. Dickey remarked that the Supreme
Court lind nothing 10 do with the sction
of the Legislature, which drew forfssI q
defencei Of the Court from l&r. Hale, and
q plea that constitutional barTieI9 be not
swept away. He said TINT the election
nf nihciala nrdar laws passed by Shig
body as now constituted would not BE le-
gal. AT 8psrn. the Houas adjourned. !
t ORGANIZATION or TIE sEEAx,E1.
The senators elect we're called to order
ut 10 O'Clock by Hon. Samuel M. Lane.
secretary OF the last Senate. The roll
was called and all the members without
exception answered TO their nance. Sen.
ator Locke, ,of Cumberland, at once gain.
ed the floor and read 4 protest from ssho
Republican mCmbers againpt the Senate
proceedings. The secretary refused Il,
entertaln tEo motion, and q messenger
was sent To the Governor and Council
Informing them thae the members Of thb
Senate were present Cor the purpose OF
bsing qualified. 4
/ The Governor and Council appessed.
and the oathB we're admit inistered, Soma
tor Locke then renewed his naatss5n, bnt
the secretary would nos IN sse,asain &c, and
the Senate proceeded to The election 5of
President OF the Senate, The Raphbl blicans
refusing to serye on committees or. par
ticipate in the election of officers. JnneB
d. Samson was elected Presid lent.
Z A protest wes enteress:: by f!sa Republic
can members on the ground tfst the
election gas not by, legally elected mem.
bers Of tho Senate. ...l 4 81 \
s A MOST DJsGRACEFUI, SCENE.
BosToH. JanuaryY. !
b A special dispatch TO the Herald from
Augusta, Me-, saJB that the seene In tha
House of Representatives this rieyning
was simply diBgracefnl. Me. Hale was
he must have been ashaF. "a of his friends.
erroy was drowned by tiib Shirses ANA
crcans of !ha mob! sgzls s !,
The Fusionists put fhipgs throutrh ya.
gariIess Of parliameutafy law. ,Fhe
scene was unprecedented ia New E,iiS Z.
land. The Fusion Iptg 51lIsfat s,oy. ssjSiy
and the Republioans rol Ia sfi,a fi,nTs,I,, :,
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