Daily Republican., 1884-07-03
PORTER VETOED.
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citing SCENES.

July There was an
lsHlssasoiHu' ..s IN the House this Alter, tSa,
thg % see,s nc 8 Speaker announced pns tns'
NJ for the vsd i1 a two thirds vote, ,ss ana
a rseeiSout iuSooutwithstanding the oplec-i
dthss ,ro rre' hours in trying to pre-. q
v,'iea eaan.ideration ,%n of the Mexican
the tSnslu'asu s,l on account Of the Senate
Jon Dill: Dill. III TIi'bsralizing the laws Re. r..
nduen,nss nsnsions ,, for soldiers wns @s .
v 70 st pst,b the rebellion, and, tne
havius i. pss' Sc resistance, the House us.
PsnoCinsd' aSd in voting on the nrst
engage Gsgs When en- Mr.. Pruden, -ts one q
Pndms;G%s " secretaries, entered
+, rles,u. n.,o message in his hand
q, Ss,.ssr sJss hastily broke the OFF,
rsspsadd'on psad 'oneued the large envelope,
ssal .;ua sr" run his eye along the
nasaas 1a ss,gnature of President Ar
2 ,,'d lI1 ,se S,s document on his desk:
i.u Saosn .n 20 be whispered about
l0n ~ss III ibe veto had been re-
Dali o. snS 'u several Democrats who
~, a. 'Dr nrominent III the advocacy
Oeen aanso Of Porter came forward
Dc ,sId snl'' whispered conversations
W. ae,' Carlisle. General Slocum,
.mrion Mn, of the Relief bill,
'1swf ssut for and occupied an
itIs position to catch the speaker .
uop.e was in profound silence
i",h0u, the reading of the reasons
t. E.taS hv the Executive for with
la.us .s nj: approval of the bill. En-
ss ,ia.,ic applause from the Repubii.,
SIlowed the closing sentence and
Irrpd the voice OF General slocum
|" ,rose 10 move the passage OF the
ovsr the veto. Republican applause
|. answered by Democratic hissesl
/ then buzz Of conversation came
|irou groups Of members who were
lerlatiug upon the prospect OF 50
Enra two.thirds vote to override
1 Presidential interdiction.
fhs roll call proceeded with unusua
bidty. ior the seats on both sides o
Hoa,e were well filed, and boil
[tIss seemed to feel that the qnes
A had been reduced TO q politica
M, and we're quick to record them
|yes for or against the bill. A
n the Democrats bad supposed tina
h vonld receive no assistance from
(cublicaus, but, when the votes o
|yue, Burleigh and a few other
|esbadoved the fact that Genera
Eter's Republican contingent wou't
here to bis cause, they took hear
n Generals Rosecrans and SlocuIn
Randall and a few other Demo
Us watched the call and busted them
Ives to bring in every member o
Mi party who could be found to swell
! Affirmative vote.
h. opposition lost some votes by be
I paired when n two-thirds vote wa
blurred, Int there was no grumb!inp
Seventeen Republicans voted wit
/ Democrats to override the veto
u that resul, was accomplished by
bye Of l6Stols.
when NJ. Crrlisle arose and an
)uucel the result the hail echoed an,
|echOed with the ex cited shouts of tn
fole Democratic side of the chamber
(Ny Democrat appeared 10 be besid
|nseltvith excitement. They spill
elr threats with the old-time yell. =
|aliOfthem stood up, a. d all of ther
hVel hands, hats, papers or anythtn
n was within reach, while a few wer
overcome with excitement that the
rev Into the air bundles Of the Cor
esslCnalRecord, which descended upo
Iuckless heads of their colleagues
most telling them with cool chun ks {
er own embalmed ora.ory.
Across the chamber came a torrent (
'se', aud again the Democratic vi
II surgsd, while somebody shoute
notion 10 adjourn, which was scare
audible above the tumult and vigo
! pounding Of the Speakers gave
D1liing a Iomentary lull the motto
adjourn wasquickly put and carrie,
'le Democrats began to move O,
'ae chamber, some Of Them castin
* aunting cheers as they wen
y annoyed the Republicans and the
'Nsadrd roll-cail upon the motto
adjourn, to which the triumphal
ny were obiie,u TO submit. Tn
.rcal VIII show that the Democra
'aip,iy adjolrued The House, leavii
=, ollI icr liberalizine the pensit
'" unfinished, and in a positit
'efeitislikely to remain undisposed
~. 'ne lao' hvnIs oi lhe session. 1t
Nctiy possible that the Fitz-Jol
i,ef y OH eau receive a two-thirds vo
", 'le Srhate without which 1t will