Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-29

Now the Speaker holds direren; ,i.w, and all of
the same interest follow him. and that is an interest
IN which the Speaker is interested iow did the
whole matter lock to 4 man up tree Why all
tnese conNersionsg There something wong.
Inc conversions we're proposed some time ago. he
cause they expected new hob to the tail Of The *
levy Mite. ard they cavldnt cut It, That's what's
the matter. He wsuld vote aSSiist the Chair. Mr.
DASSEIr said he would vote to sustain the Chair,
aud was ready 20 change at any lme when con-
uneed OF wrong. He SHOULDN'T ask Mr. EdwsJds,
LON stllwaFt Eepahlean, Why he changed his no.
Mics as he voted for Tldcn and Democracy strait hit
In 1870 lAppause.l The Republicans were well
eonle u MN he was never any Use % the DerlCc-
racy tlaughter.l As TO his change ne had weeks
ago discussed the whole matter with constitutional
lawyer, ana became conviueed 81 votes were ncces-
sary To pass law, OF anything that ps by vote to
be ma e law, II is the rule in the
Senate, and ought to be in the House. Mr. LANE
and 1t was concurred in by j majority vote,
though he, Mr.. Lane, had ohieetei al the time
He charged Speaker Parks with partslitv in r ccg-
MIXING members and in ru ings. He'd vote To hold
that Al votes necessary He had always
thought so, and wanted some time ago 10 declare il
by resolution, but was told 20 wait" Mr. SAR-
GENT said he'd vote 10 hold that less than al can
concur. The House ordered the previous question
The main question was stated To be on sustaining
the Chair IN its declaration that 81 votes are nece
sary to concur IN the Senate amendment, No s. to
the general appropriation bill The CHAR stated
its reasons for ITS ruling, during which there was
lively scene between the Chair and MIR Mcdonald
the latter holding the Chair could not discuss the
question by stating its reasons for It's ruling As
side scene, Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr. Jackson had n
jower, the former protesting that the latter was
attempting TO diet te TO hun, and he called ON the
Sergeant alarms for protection. The CHAIR read
the sections of the Constitution relating 10 the
passage Of bills and cited Gushing in support OF his
ruling. Mr.. MCDONALD said he meant no disrespett
to the Chair by his remarks, but did object to any
member debating to him when on the floor aud in
terrupting him. The roll was called With the fol-
lowing result:
Ayes-Arick, Baker Of Yoo, Birnev, Branch,
Brown, Camrvn, Chandler, Coleman, Crumpton,
CUNNINGHAM, Dagyett, Fraser, Gilmore, Griffith,
Hale, Hendrick, Hinshsw, Holden. Jackson, Jones,
Kellogg, Leach, Leake, Long Mason. Mathews of
Tehama Matthews Of San Benito May McCal'ion
MeMurray, Men, Mudgett, Murphy. o'Connor, Pat.
erson of Nevada, Paulk, Platt. Samuels, Siebe,
Streeter, Swift, Van Fleet. wason of Ventura,
WeItzbaugher, whipple, Wood, Youug, MIR. Speaker
-4S.
Noes-AlyIso, Bost, Burns, Crank, Edwards,
EsteY, FELTON,, freer Garrity, Gayigan, Gay, Hart
son, Ho,t, Howard, Heating, kilburn, Lane, Lewis,
Mcclure, McDOnal', Noonan, Patterson Of san
Joaquin, Pinder, Reddick, Reynolds, Sargent,
Warkins, Wentz-29.
And the Oh r was sustained
At 5:25 p. N. the House adjourned uutil 10 O'Clock
A. NJ Friday.