The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-13
BAYARD OUSTED.
lcontlnned from rlrst pnge. }

not only violation of the rules, but uncon-
| stitutional. No one undertook to dispute
his logic by speaking, but the yeas and nays
were ordered to settle the question.
A Memorable Roli-CaI1.
This was memorable roll call. When
the name of Senator Bayard was called
that gentleman arose in his dignified way
and said:
Mr.. Chairman have never obtained
position by my own vote, and do not
wish to retain position by voting for my
sell am pleascd, though, tnat uhe oenatc
mas concluded TO dispose Oh TINS matter TO-
day; VIII not vote at all
me roil-call proceeded without Iuf!ner
lncident, senator David DAVIS not voting,
Vi COURSE. inc iattcr sat Nv ms "csN, ra.hcr
t;no 'i . . NJ i,'u NV ',is,od ~ nanrs
mar',,s,,, ymo .s' ,,, W H., 10 ,,,s
"o' No"''y. Iho result VI wy VIZ ""'
90 ems M" 'i N"ss.
chairman harris then, anna iouu laugn-
yer, appointed senators bayatu anu An
enony' the FORMER Just deposeu anu inc la!
yer tne Original candldate ior Une PresI-
9ency, 70 escort senator DAVIS 10 the cna,r'
senator Dayaru came uown .he als,e HUH,
ing 10 wnere senator Davis STOOD, arms
akimpo, ready 10 INK them Win tnc arms
Oh ms escort. All 1nree gent,emen appearGu l
very Inucn unused, ana Whch MI DaNis
sscehuou W .no rIesiuohU ucsk
rhc Chnmoer hesounued WIN mer-
rihent'
When the hilarity subsidized President
pro tenn. Davis addressed the Senate briefly.
He said that he had been elevated to the
position without any solicitation on his
part. lie was grateful, ana looked upon
the honor us not conferred upon himself
lnuiViuuaiiy, put as
"ecog"i'ioh Oh inc independents
POSITION
he had always occupied. He then called
the Senate to order.
To the amusement of some, who saw fit to
laugh ut everything, Senator Edmunds
moved to extend u
Vote of Thanks TO senator Bayard
for the dignity and impartiality with
which he had, though for brief time only,
presided over the deliberations of the SEN
ate. Senator Bayard, while Mr.. Edmunds
was speaking, called out "louder,v several
times creating laugh. The motion was
unanimously adopted.
Senator Logan, recognizing that it was
duty, moved the appointment of
Committee TO Wait Upon President
Arthur
to inform him of the appointment of Sena-
tor Davis as President pro TEN.
,.ocont noo,oot IL, tI,;s rosnoot ,,otod NO hnt
to nos'.ov ~ vm;s i'1pet'' hou NO. u
S cue uU.' was oae' p JusT .nu eao, an" anu
no;mtod Logan anu 'N'''o'o" "o'0 up
pV Sauot Uo,,o,, xo.,,,,.;o ..u;,, -,
49, Soarot,n,, ~ ST. cov ~ S, o.s ""
corning the arrest of the Italian brigand
Esposito was adopted.
ntscr,m,uo,,ng ay,,us, so,d,ers
Senator Voorhees, otIercd n nreamb,e and
resolution making inonirv of the Post.
master. General by what authority or law
the rules and regulations of the Cincinnati
Post-offlce were in force. The regulations
are the same referred to by The CRITIC
yesterday. The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Post-ofiices and Post
Roads
me same senator presented letter from
EhzapeIn bryan Johnson, OF washington,
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In.un ". .no i".o W., .i,e
,o. " was Soi ny sood oi t,o
+ i,rory, Cnr,u';ttoa "'' w wy
Tho Senate then od;ournod
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nations IN the Senate to-day
Observation-Disclosures 10 I'm Envov Extroor,i-
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