Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-09

], Rcddy Ii, Foster l.
Mr. Dougherty moved to adjourn until Mon
day at Of clock. Lost-ayeS 10. noes II.
Fifty-tirst ballot-Same rs last.
A CORRECTION.
The President-I desire to correct my ruling
After reading the rule am OF the opinion, rs
long rs there is no provision in the rule requiT-
ing daily meeting. If a motion is made to ad-
iourn TO the usual hour it only re iuires major
ity vote.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Parkinson--I think it has been fully de
monstrated that there can he no election |
now move 10 adjourn till Monday al 1;Si o cl0 X,
The motion was lost on call of the roll-
| ayes 10 noes N.
| Mr.. Kellogg move to adj lurn until Monday
| at half-paSt O'clock
Mr.. Spencer Of Napa-It is costing this State
over Sl,WN day now, and il is the duty OF every
senator. whether ne is a Republican or "A Demo
| crat. 10 stay here and work rather than tn ad-
| lourn 10 Monday. and then 10 come back in the
! same position we are in now. hope that Sen
atoTS viii consider the pressing interests of the
| people OF the state, ard meet here day AFTER dav
! until we organize ihiS senate.
! MI hrooman-l agree with great deal that
! the Senator has said that il is Il waste of the
money ot the p-oYlc of The state q sit here hour
| after hour and ia,ln. without arriving at auy re
| sltt. | agree with him that we ought t1 do
| Cyerythirs we can tO break this deaGiocS: but
believe l. = l. CtrT tr1EVu II viii have 90 be 10y
/ negotiation OHt>J.v ui this Senate chamber 1
] don't believe b. W. stay here and vote until next
/ january that 't VIII make any Gitlercucc i'm the
| Mr. Reddy-l don't know how the senator
has obtained 50 much information ahou, the ir-
| waIdneSS OF the Democratic party. But that
makes no difference. We ought 10 stay here and
| work; and, So far | am concerned We will
| give those who are trying To- preVcut-if anybody
i trying 10 IceVent-au organization, We VIII
| give them the choice of the entire senate. We
| are going clear around the list and ii the gen
teman from Alameda Will keep quie; we may
| get to him yet.
Mr. Vrooman-That is Just what am afraid Of
" " a. vi r1of b.t, han tod Z y,
! means which we have until We present the
name of every senator on the floor
! Mr. SaNc-lt there was any power by which
| this body could be declared in state of abSo-
| lutte contempt to the will of our constituents, il
| ought to be done. Who Is to blame for the
deadlock: ! don't blame any individual, but
| who is TO blame the majority j able to or
ganize this Senate in five minutes
Mr. Taylor-if we are able to organize in five
/ minutes. we haven done it, We haven arrived
at the end of this days work yet II seems 10
! me that those gentlemen who are 50 desirous of
| pleasing the people ought TO be- willing 10 work
! ont the day. As far the illustration about
! money is concerned, it occurs 10 me that there
| is not much danger about that. for We can't get
any money till We organize.
! The motion 10 adjourn was lost-ayes 70,
| noes p.
| FURTHER BALLoTiSG.
Fifty-Second ballot-Whitncy 10. Knight 3.
kellogg l. Cox |, Spencer OF NGpa II.
! Fiity-third ballot w Whituey 10 Knight 3 Kel-
! logg. !. Spencer of Napa H. Spencer of STAN
/
Mr. Parkinson moved to adjourn until to-
morrow morning. Lost-ayes - noes p.
| Fily-toUvth bailot-Whiiuey 10 knight 8
! Kellogg /, Spencer Of StaniSlauS H.
Mr. Knight moved that the senate take re-
! cess until O'Clock this evening, Lost
| Mr. Steele moved to adjourn Lost
Fifty-iifth hallot-Whitney ~, Knight 4.
Spencer of StanslauS II, Kellogg l, Mahicr1.
| Fiity-SiSth ballot Whitney ~, Knight t. Kel-
| logg l. Taylor II. johnson Gf SOnomal !.
=. fiity-seyenth baliot-Whitney 70, Knight 3,
| Kellogg l, Taylor a, Baldwin !.
| Fiity-eighth bAllot-Whitney Is. Knight 3,
| kellogg !. Baldwin l, Del Vale II.
| Fiity-ninth baliot-Whituey 10, Knight s. Kel-
| lOgg !, Baldwin ]. Del Nalle II.
SiXtieth ballot-Whitncy l., Knight 3. Kellogg
l, Baldwin l. Del Nalie IS
! SiXty-tirSt ballot-Nhituey l., Knight g. Kel-
logg ,, Baldwin |. Del Vale IL.
Mr.. Knight moved to adjourn till Monday at
halfpast clock. Lost. Ayes 9. noes ~.
Mr.. Kellogg moved that the Senate do now
| adjourn.
Mr Del Vale moved to amend and make it
! II O'Clock tomorrow. The amendment was lost
| by Il vote of II 10 -.
The original motion was lost-aycs Il, noes -.
Mr.. Kellogg moved call of the Senate. Lost
| ayes II, noes -.
Mr.. Knight moved TO adjourn. Lost-ayes
Il, noes -.
Mr. Lynch moved to adjourn until II o'clock
tomorrow. LOst-ayes u. noes %.
| Mr. Days moved that when the Senate adjourn
| II adjourn until half-paSt l clock on Monday
Carried-ayes -. noes IS
| SiNty-Second ballot-Whitney Il, Knight 8
Del Vale II, Kellogg >, Baldwin l.
| SiXty-third ballOt-Whitney Il, Knight t. Del
Vale TO- Kellogg >, Baldwin l.
| SiXty-iourth ballOt-Whitney Is Knight 3 Del
| Nalle -. Kellogg = Baldwin /.
| Mr.. Filcher moved to adjourn. Carried. and
| the Senate stood adjourned till Monday at half
past ! O'Clock.