Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REooRD.uNioN
Conclusion OF Yesterdays Hosse Pre-
csedlngs.

csedingS.
wAsBISGToS, April 18TH The concluding pro-
ceedings in the House of Representatives yesterday
were as follows
Rice of Massachusetts appealed 10 be allowed to
speak the bill.
The Speaker said that willis, having called for
second had been recognized in opposition 10 the BILL
and that the remaining fifteen minutes were under
the control Of Page In this view he was reinforced
by Reed OF Maine, who said the Chair and the House
had no protection except the honor of members
themselves, and If any member violated his honor
the Chair had no protection.
Willis sPrang 70 his feet and demanded to be heard
on question of personal privilege, but The Speaker
having by this time recognized Page that gentle.
man proceeded 70 speak in support OF the bill hut
he was soon interrupted by Cox Of New York. who
contended that it unjust that the opponents OF
the bill should have no time for debate
After rather angry colloquy with the Speaker,
Cox sat down, protesting against the suppression Of
Massachusetts.
Page thea took the floor, and when order
was partially restored made short speech,
and was followed by kassop who said he did not
believe in the spirit in which the other side of the
House had pursued this question, nor in the duty
or iustness of Congress making itself pack OF
hounds to hunt a race created Gods earth and
permitted to live on his earth lApplausel Con.
gress was asked to assai particular race OF human
beings-to separate them from all other races to eN
clude them from our soil and bring into the United
States spirit of persecution race persecution.
After another scene of confusion upon another
attempt Of the opponents of the measure 10 be
heard the rules suspended and the bill passed
yeas POI. noes 81.
The vote having been announced. Willis of Ken
tucky was recognized on a question Of personal
privilege and sent TO the Clerks desk and had read
the remark made by Reed during tho debate nav-
ing been the only member who hsG spoken prior TO
that he assuu ed that the gentleman intended that
remark for him (Willisl II il was, and he assumed
that 1t was from the gentleman's silence
Reed Gpteuupting) said he had not the slightest
reference to the gentleman and the matter was
dropped.
The House then adjourned, after having been for
an hour and half in a state of eNueme turmoil
and confusion. There was a good deal OF snimosity
shown on both sides
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Ayes-Aikeu, Aldrich, Anderson, Armfeld At
kns, Bsyne, Botch, Beford, Berry, Brigham, Black
burn Blanchard, Bland, Blount, Buchanan, Buck
Butterworth, Cabell, Caldwell, Calkin', Camp,
Campbell, Cannon, Carlisle, Cassidy, Caswel,
Chase, Chalmers, Chapman, Clark, Clary, Clements,
Cobb, Colerick Converse, Cox CT New York, Coving-
Davidson, Davis Of Illinois, Davis OK Missouri, De
mott, Deuster, Degendorf, Dibbie, Dihrell. Dowd,
Dunne Ermentrout, Errett, Evans, Farwell of
Illinois, Finley, Fisher, Flower, Ford For.
ney, Fulkerson, Geddes George, Gibson,
Guenther, Gunter Hammond OF Georgia,
Hardy, Harmer, Harris cf New Jersey, Hazeltine,
Haskell Hatch, Hawk, Hszelton, HeTdelman, Her.
bert, HerndoD, Hewitt OF New York, Hewitt OF
North Carolina, Hill, HiseOck, Hoblitzel Hoge,
Holman, Horr Houk House, Hubbs, Hutchins,
Jacobs, Judurin Jones OF Texas Jones Of Arkansas,
Kenna, Ketcham, Klatz, Knott, Lacy, Ladd,
Latham, Ledom, Lefore, Lewis, Lord, Man
ning Marsh, Mason, Matson, Mcclure, NeCook,
Mckenzie, Mckinley McIane, Miles, Miller,
Mudrow, Murch Neal, Nolan, Oates, o'Neill, Pa,
checo, Page, Paul, Payson, Peele, Pierce, Phelps,
Pound, Prescott, Randall, Reagan, Reed Rice of
Missouri Rich, Robertson, Robson, Robinson of
oh, Rnhi ,ft RDlip nf Nax-
York, Rosecrans, Ross, Russell, Scranton, Shackle
ford, Shelaberger, Shelly, Sherwn Smonton,
Singleton of Mississippi, Smith Of Pennsylvania,
Smtn OF Illinois, smith of New York, Sparks.
Talbot, Timan, Townsend, Turner Of Kansas, Tur-
ner OF Kentucky, Tiler, Updegraff Of Ohio, Epson,
Urner, Valentine, Vance, Vanhorn, Wait, Warner
Webber, Wellborn, Wes Wheeler, White, Whit
thorue Williams of Alabama, Willis, Willis, Wise Of
Virginia, Wise of Pennsylvania Total, pol.
NOes-Bowman, Bragg, Briggs, Buck of Colorado,
Carpenter, CrapO, Dawes Deering, Dingley, Dwight,
Farwell of Iowa, Grant, Hail. Hammond of New
York, Hardenberg, Humphries, Joice, McCord,
Moore, Wese, Norcross, orth, Barker, Ranney, Ray,
Rice OF Ohio, Rice Of Massachusetts,, Ritche, Skin
ner Shultz, Stone, Thompson of Iowa, Nanderman,
Van Voorhes, Wadsworth, Ward Williams OF Wis
consin- total, 81.
Westward. Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, April l7th-Left here today, to arrive
in Sacramento april 2lst George o Davis San
Francisco Hugh Cara, NJ. Graham New York;
John Tankin, Atlanta CITY, Idaho Mrs j. W. Og-
den, Milwaukee; sam Borland, Philadelphia, #. +.
True Chicago; Mrs. A. II. Edmunds, Baltimore
w. B. Mlilman, Minneapolis, MINI.
The sIaYers of Jesse James Sentenced 10
be Hanged.
ST. JOSEPH OIo.l April iSsh.- Yesterday morning
the Grano Juiy- returned an Indictment for murder
in the Fl ct degree against Charles and Robert Ford.
The prisoners brought into Court, pleaded
guilty to murder in the first degree and were sen.
npadt n he hanrrad m no lSh M at
venent place the city OF st. Joseph. Judge Sher
man greatly impressed, and could hardly de-
liver the sentence. While the sentence was being
passed, Robert laus he'd and Charles showed con-
siderable anger. Your correspondent called at the
jail at 1870 o'clock. The boys gay the Governor will
pardon them and they are not uneasy.