The Indianapolis journal., 1884-06-13

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stewart OF ieAas' stone. 9tralu sumner
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a@yloT VI lehneSSee, Jesse, noIhs nolnpsol IN
i' man LQcAef' qileE' ufheT OF georgia, HIeh
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N9ys-Aod'hls m 0i sew 4ork' ANDERSON 1NrhoV
A!HLhsoH, odrT, oiouht, bowen boyle, brewer
OF OF New Nolk' brewer OF New Jersey Browne OF
1ildtna' Drown OF Fenns{lEanla, brumm
Oahppe4 OF New ofk tampoelI OF FepnsyiVa-
ma CNl0ef Olay, CoOo, CoEnollE, converse
TooN COA Oh New Aork' EoN OF North caro-
Iua' ' Ouiieh, ClutIn' JofshelmeI Ealol
Eihott' EnShsh' Ermentrout; Evans OF
lef' fnnston' Geddes, HalseH Ham
mona, HANBACK, hardeman Harmon, Hep
0uIll' heWltJ OF New YORK hlscocb Holmah
HolMes notion reeves, James Jones OF WIS
consln hasson, Hean. hetcham, Lamb Law
renee, Lowry, McAdoo, McCod McComas
Matson, ALllIard Miller OF tIorda, Mitchell
Morgan Morrison Morse, Moulton, Murray
Mutchler, Parker, Patton, Payne Perkins
Feters, POST Potter, PuseY, Kanney, Kay OF
New YORK. Koolnson OF New York Rockwell
Ryan, Shaw skinner. smith, SprlSgs Springer
Steele, Stockslager, storm Struble, Sumner OF
Wisconsin. j. g. Taylor OF ONO. Throckmorton.
IoWnshend, Turner OF hentucky w ard, ar
ner OF Tennessee, eaver, eller. Whiting,
WILKINS, White OF kentucky and W Nortmngton
-lO4
Inc speaker announced that the vote on the
motion to strike out the Hennepln canal clause
mad not been correctly stated The actual vote
was yeas l4O' nays l04
Mr Eaton then called up the Serate bill regu
latng the electoral count, with the amendment
proposed oy the House committee ON State
presidential laws ln'the nature OF substitute.
MI Eaton sad he would briefly review the
House BILL and then yield the floor to his col
leagues on the committee.
MI. hlscock inquired whether the debate
would continue tomorrow
Mr.. Eaton replied that it was one of the most
important measures which could come before
Congress, and he hoped 1t would be considered.
But II there was anything of more Importance
which the House wished to discuss he supposed
this bill would be laid aside and the House pro