New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
,,,.r az REPRESENTATIVES,

s,,roittees were called, but only two
ans both OF private nature were repo''tu' ~. -
~ cox n)em NJ W demanded the regular oruei' ""
a.. me consideration of the AppOrtionmeht p'' an"
upon voe being taken the 9Se h A"pertionme"t Bill
ees" sveral speeches bad en- made ID sun. ao ~
AVID ags,nSsr nt ' Messrs ROBSON iRep N j. and COZ
GER Rep. Mlchl asked tnaI ,ur' Ts to weld 10 "a
for DEBATE aa tie nour TO which would be emitted
after the previous question nao Deeh se0"
Offer Teo sN stated that there bad eeCn ak X, more R
sreecheS made the Democratic sus ared m ina In.
sIhscsn side~a statement which was oec'areu W ' u"
eorred for the previous question being repeated
TIE oe,a i sserted that The Republicans meant TO
fvs tyac sconte or sit here until they got H. o., ror
hsss Gov Welded 20 Mr. RYON tDen.. PENN 20 onep
mr. 0VA ans and sharp controversy ensued between
me sneaker and Mr. Conger az 70 INC aun ;T, th A. II
the amendment. the Speaker h"aiS "ee'A'''s '"-'
PoBEsoN wished to understand whether 1ne hen
nd,oC nts and refuse 10 allow his side to 90 So: o ON
MI COX replied that the Repuoilca1Ta Iau
Mr RVon's amendmeut then olertd IL mI nr
to divide any county or nne eouuy or parish.
The vote was then taken ordering me man 9en
nS Quorum The speaker bis vote ID the AM NAIVE
thus RsnaSlieas no. voted were Mr. DICK m The
sAInatiye, and Messrs. Kilrnger wasnburu' hoooSO"
md Taylor Of oo IN the negative, datcrv mo ions
The RepubllcaDs then resOrteu 10 ulau,ny a.. amd
M Cnpger moving to adjourn 70 certain oaJ' Sn"
Nj PAGE, OF California moving TOT W Certain day
luz oo ,,,,or,,,n voted and call OF the House was
ordered Although the roea u,s0o'e me doors were
rIosed and resolution was adOp'e1 ulIeCS'nH ,rers
70 enforce the at attendance 81 M @
When an hour and half had passed ana ot que .e M
her mad been brought in by the 5 th
IONGER moved that further pToceeuSSo int nti,n 10
Inc dlsDenssd wtn stating that II was 'he lV h h. w.
extend the usual coureses whlch nau yrrner On
used to the memory Of III iae sfnaur S" ,1niii
vote nv tellers this MOTION was delicate
Mr. SPRINGER (Dem.. HI submitted a F iopOsatvn
that the subject should DE postponed un'. nrs Soi
hat the Re1ubiicans should be allowed TWO bouiS ~
cehata aud that then the vote should be taken Oh e
Dali sno that the subject would come
an tomNrruw as un iuished business ana decheo -
sgrce 10 the proposition. Lively colroVerss % ~
rsen Mr. Csnger aud the Speaker A. To Wheiet ~
..in question had been ordered on the OIL ~
Sneaker maintaining that II nau uee ~. S an"t ray
ba,ora any decision had been reached upon ms pom
Inc vote was taken the mOllOn 10 ui~penS% 80
irtber proceedings under The CALL ana 1t WAS
Seaa, 12I; nays, I'D. a. 49,, ,,,,on Of Idle.
.x,.,,s ~, Uis , arose amid shouts
~. ~ guar ORDER tue Democratic tlue' al ~
fap leave ri absence from toniebts session. -, the
or Ies.e e. ,rdjnary resolutions OF respect 70 W.
Imcmory OF the dead Senator rom o ,vn ia
been adopted. But he mace 99 C" ar session
MOI Gall tine resolutions UP until I'VE mex - a.
zine House HIS leave OF absence was RranI.u' an h,
There was anoher roeali ana ten 20. 49, ,ies CON
members gathered groups III tue afea anu ci "a I,
su,Ipg and endeavorng 10 come TO an "gfe a. :" tn
tie number Of Representatives To De p'"N'u'" O' "
Durioe this interim of consultation ana calcu
i,t,an there was DO attempt 10 20 on VIII pusess
a,anf q .irloek a prupOsOn submitted by MIR
robson to the eff ct that the ron shouiu III III ,
that member should shhoahce Iis n ,he nn4s
al as 70 show the sentiment u inc hOuse on "' q"9
tion. 49,, o. ,t,. ,ronos,,,on ON the condition
fa mr. number receiving Tie lar est nuDer 0l tote
should be considered tue choice Ol the HOus,. ~,
laughter from tie Republic siae met nis *
So grsat indeed that he services of the
with biz symbol OF office were eaeu lSs"
and 1t was some time before order was fstole no,
Mr. cox tnen agreed to MI R0oes0hs ptoposai'