The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
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individu Al members for public build
ings, az ask the house, continued he,
impsssioL ately, "ior tho possession OF
this bill, & hat | may send II to the senate
and securs a conference, and thus avoid
an extra session." lApplause.I He
then movs suspension Of the rules to
vote On az 1endments already offered,
and to send the bill 10 conference. The
motion was agreed 10.
At $40 Mt HOLMAN reported that
the conferen 80 committee on the legis-
lative, judicial and executive appropria-
ton bill had b, zen unable to agree. He
stated the pom Is of difference still rotate
to the senate ~ nendment providing for
senator's alerka
/ MIR. BOOKER Y moved that tho house
recede and agre TO the amendments
/ without division This passed the bill.
/ The house the n reAor.ed to tillbuster-
! ing tactics again on the contested cleo
{ ton case of FIRE. lerick VS.. Wilson (oi
Iowa., and no quo rum appearing, a call
! of the Housewives rdered.
I Mr.. HUTCHlNS submitted confer
: ence report on tho naval appropriation
0 bill. Agreed to.
/ Mr.. REFER Offered tho following
o resolutions: That he thanks of this con-
i gress are heartily ;tendered to the Hon.
3 John G. Carlisle, sp eaker, for the cour.
: tesy with which he, has treated all its
a | AiANlhbulN NAAN lNl hp ohHAAl 0Aib lNAi-
s ness with which ha has presided over
the deliberations OF the house during
$ the forty eightb conf ,ress.
IS The vote was TAX on standing, and
= amid loud, continued applause
d SPEAKER HATd IL, pro tom, lot
y Missouri) declared Tho resolution
adopted unanimously by tho S25 repre-
r senatiyos of bhe forty -eighth congress
ID On notion. tho Poland resolution was
70 unanimously adopted, rendering the
II, thanks of tba house To- the Hon. Joseph
l. c. S. Blackburn, speak or pro tenn, for
or the ability aud courtesy with which he
al presided over tho dell boretions OF the
~ house during the period ho occupied the
Speakers cheir.
al ruE GRANT RErGREMENrtNr THE HOUSE
le Mr., RANDALL submitted the confer
at once report on tho sun6ry civil appro.
o priatiou bill, Ito RECLAIMED from making
NJ any remarks IN respect to 10, except g.
Of say that whom tho report was adopted
the house would have finally acted Oh
ne every appropriation bill. lApplause.l
IA, The report was adopted.
rs, btr. RANDALL then asked unani-
W. Mous consent to take from tho speaker'l
le- table and pass the Grant retirement bills
ttr APPLAUSE.
rs MIR. BENNETT, Of North Carolina, and
nd Mr. WELLER, Of Town, objected.
Mr.. RANDALL then moved to sus
ny AfAth AlN IAAtN ftNh litNe NIH NAAl va w
m passage, but tho speaker ruled tho mo
nd ton not In order, pending decision o
ne an election case.
ns. Mr.. BENNETT said II tho house
in would consent 90 vote on tho Frederick
be- Wilson case all objections TO Mr.. Ran.
ent daps motion would be- withdrawn. Thii
ted deolarainn was greeted by q storm o.
Mr.. consents from the Republican side, ant
and the confusion was 30 great that " re
and quired Two minutes dlligont work by
tho .ergeant-at-arms before compare
his tive OrdDr was restored. The Frederick
rho Wilson contested Iowa case was thei
-ith taken up.
.om Nr. BENNETT demanded the preyi
lSed oUR question on the resolution OF Oh
committee ON elections declaring Nj
cur Frederick entitled TO the seat.
tion The resolution was adopted withou
all opposition from the republican side an
scts, instantly upon hfr. Frederick takln
the the oath Of Office
ioks Mr.. RANDALL was on. his foot vii
hls motion to suspend tho rules NJ
lato pass the senate bill for tho retirement
90 Con. Grant. Mr.. Randall, who, und
sons the rul0s, was entitled to 10 minut
the debate, waived The right, and the ye
nohg and nays were taken on the melton
I, aesh suspend the rules and pass the bill.
sdles Whom tho aamo Of Mr.. frederick, u
n0wly seated member, was called, al
as no arose,and voted in tho affirm
alton tive, the friends Of tho I'LL treated hi
to round of applause.
tinu- The motion 10 suspend tho rules al
an pass the bill was agreed tO-yeas, II
% nays, 7s The announcement of tho
Il the suit was hailed with three cheers a
alton with long and continued applause.
Office Mr. SKINNER asked unanimO
consent that the speaker be authoriz
lnfer- to send telegrgphlc dispatch 10 ,Gt
lppro- Grant announcing to him the result.
nonts The speaker was authorized as state
20 an The SPEAKER anp0lutod Moss
60 III, Springer Cox lof New York; q
no 60 Reed as a committee on tho part OF
3 had house 10 Join similar committee on
lpprO- part OF tho senate 20 wNit upon the pr
were idont and inform him that congress
eduiro finished Its business aud was ready
adjourn.
went At lO.jO o. m, according 70 the hai
Oufor- Of tho clock, which had been turl
20 pro- back,
m6nts Mr.. SPRINGER, as chairman Of
been committee to wait on the president,
il dis nOuuced that the committee had |
mend formed It's duty and that the piusid
! were had nothing TO communicate.
Atll;j5 q. IN. SPEAKER CARLls
IA con. called the house to order and In
IA was brief remarks returned his w
ired 70 thanks "lor tho complimentary res
new ton passed this morning anu Also
equal sincerity for Lse confidence
or the p6-od In mo 10 tho beginning OF th
senate Dor hore and Tor the respect nnd G
IN quo tesy with which You hav0 conducted
NJ con. y0ir personal aud official iniercol
i. Ram Win mo since that tune" lilo
BORT on cluded as follows:
nome. "For my part, shalt always cons
myself indebted 70 you gontlonen
report the highest hOsOr q, any lile-the "A
,eham. of presiding over The deithlrH'ion
them- ttc American house ~ Irpresoutat
persous "A. ady which, while 10 has Away
caller sp tied the Just authority OF tbs
ID maps or nent, has mover failed 20 q
n heads tho rights Of tho pe
Ter i'm. N hen IL ceases 20 do either u vi
a made lOi cor Ne nn honor to preside
, began N. Renewing my sincere thank
ltbn,,gh ye.ir assistuuce, Tor your forbear
sitting a. for tho expression OF oaIeeu
=, in tbs CON ldenco YOU have Just placed on
mt thn record. and assuring each one OF y
tho yes my hest wishes for his success ih
honorable aspiration, now dooiAr
was not house adjourned, aine die"
80 No. IA the epen keT's gHNel Tell, tue
INV cheerpd. and after short time Hp
,ta s,,n. leave. taking, proceeded 10 the sen
Witness tho irauguration coramon
p H., ali throughout tho morning the "a
th,o con. of tho house were unusually omp
~ Wa In ATTRACTIONS elsewhere having dra'
, y. ,e OH crowds OF spectators which goi
Agreed attend final adjournment Of the
With the exception Of tho vr
,animous tirement episode, the lying NJ
sbould he The house were unmnrked by
pndments element, haste or commissions
being spe-
and nays The O"o'ne.