The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-25

! and Some of Them Express Their Feelings
Readjuster Talk Last Night
Mr.. Massey gave the caucus men ono
good rap yesterday, II he is never able Ia
give them another.
The Senate chamber was crowded by IL
o'clock, and the spectators stood waiting
impatiently until the hour OF | arrived,
when Mr.. Elliott, the President pro tem.,
| tapped with the gayel and announced that
the time for the execution OF the joint
order had arrived.
Mr.. Wood, president Of the caucus,
moved that the House be informed that the
Senate is now ready on its part to proceed,
and the President pro TEN. instructed him
so to inform the House, which he did.
Mr.. Webb announced that the House was
ready.
The Chair said the first Office TO be filled
was Auditor OF Public Accounts.
Mr.. NEwBERRY PROTESTS.
Mr.. Riddleberger: Mr.. President-Mr.
Newberry rose nearly simultaneously
The Chair: The gentleman from Shenan-
doah.
Mr.. Riddleberger: I rise to place In
nomination 5. Brown Allen, Of Augusta.
| will repeat, sir
Mr.. Newbcrry: do not intend TO be cut
off when desire TO offer a resolution in the
Senate.
The Chair: Does the gentleman appeal
from the judgment Of the ChairY
Mr.. Newberry / appeal sir
The Chair: Does the gentleman appeal
because the Chair accorded the floor to the
Senator from Shenandoah
Mr.. Newberry: desire to offer a reso-
luton germane to this question, and | am
not TO be cut of by the Chair recognizing
other gentlemen.
The Chair: There is but single ques-
ti0n which the Chair wishes to announce
to the body. The Chair has accorded the
floor to the Senator from shenandoah.
Does the Senator appeal from that decision
in according the right TO the Senator from
Shenandoah?
Mr.. Newberry: presume ! will have TO
bow
The Chair: The Chair desires TO have
itself distinctly understood.
He has no other desire than 10 accord the
just privileges which attach to senator's in
this body. The Senator from Shenandoah
lNir. Riddebergerl first caught the eye and
ear OF the Chair, and he was the first per-
son to rise on the floor.
Mr.. Riddleberger / suppose the Senator
did not perhaps, in the confusion, under
stand that the Chair had recognized me as
entitled to the floor.
APPEAL FROM TIE CHAIR.
Mr.. Newberrv: | appeal from the decis-
ion OF the Chair.
The Chair: The Senate will allow the
Chair TO state its decision and TO explain
Pending and while waiting for nOmina-
tiOns the Senator from Shenandoah rose
from his seat and caught first the eye OF
the Chair. The Chair accorded him the
floor. The Senator from Bland appeals
from the decision Of the Chair.
Mr.. Hurt: Mr.. President, Is it out OF
order to ask what the resolution is!
Mr.. Riddlcberger Everything is out Of
order except this appeal.
Mr. Newberry arose as ii about TO speak,
but took his seat without saying anything.
The Chair: The question Il, Shall the
decision OF the Chair stand as the iudg-
ment OF the Senate?
The Chair was Sustaincd-ayCs, 2G; noes,
lams)-a number Of Democrats not
voting.
A member Of the House informed the
Senate that Franklin l.. Brockett and :.
Brown Allen We're the only persons in
nomination in that body.
Mr. Riddlcbcrger: / will repeat. sir,
nominate for the place OF First Auditor
Auditor OF Public Accounts-9lr. :. Brown
Allen. oi Augusta.
Mr. Newberry: | move that the Senate
do now adjourn.
Mr.. Riddlebcrgcr: / call for the ayes
and noes.
The call was sustained.
Mr.. Riddlebcrger Before that motion i
put ask whether il is necessary TO CON-
municate with the House that we propose
to break up this joint order.
Several Voices out Of order.
Chair: Out Of order.
Mr.. Riddlebcrger knew il was not in
order, but ! only wanted them TO make a
record.
Chair: The senators will please vote in
their seats.
The ayes and noes were demanded and
resulted;