Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-13

tors were absent the motion was withdrawn
BALLoTING FOR PRO TEN. PRESIDENT.
At the conclusion of the reading Of the Jour
nal, the Senate proceeded to vote for FreSldcn.
protein. rkerannOunced himself paired Win
Senator Foster, and also Senator Lowe with Sen
ator LangtOrd.
First ballot-Whiney, Is; Del Vale, Il
Knight, Kellogg, Langtord, .
Second baIot-Same as last.
QUESTION or PRIVILEGE.
Senator Kellogg rose to a question Of privilege
as he said for the first time in his life in regard
to Il newspaper article concerning him indiyid
ually rs well rs other Senators. He said lie be
lieved in the liberty of the press, but WIS op
posed 10 the abuse of the liberty. He referred
he stated to an article in the Placer Herald
whose editor and proprietor was Il senator OF
the floor, Mr.. Filcher. He then read the follow
ing article published in the Placer Herald of las
week:
1.-THE BoITERS S-Therc appears to be quite
buzz in the Democratic ranks concerning wha
are known rs the rcatl-Outs. These same Indi
vidudls, whose infamous and diSgraCeful con
duct was SO notori9uSiy conspicuous during tbt
late extra session of the Legislature, appear L
have recovered from the effect of their disgrace
ful conduct, and are now, with ;Ul accumulation
of braZen effrontery, not only endcaVoring tt
obtain their former position in the party, but
forge themselves to the front ranks
and are assuming leadership. some Dem,
ocrats are proposing compromise, but Whal
there is to compromise between these men aud
the party they 50 disgracetuly dchased We can.
not see. Their character and standing IS known
tAro''Eilou tlG 9''''c ti!eII tVlIuV,; @ ny u
brought upon thGlh sucIi ulSs ItLect.oils
stahds AGAINST lielI ulltlltisateu' 'tnu no M Us
sumption they may uow make can afford them
any relief They are sent by their constituents tC
represent thel rs l'eiocIS anu i,s SlCil' ~ ~,
rs the business ol 5Ic l't5ls'u1c Is EutlVcIlIH
nave Ilsh1 10 HiI!lasc @ WIZ t-itt ~ n
co-"QfherN, ana Il tI'eE coliautt t!;e4tSelEtS Us
true Democrats BY working faithfully for the in
teIcSt VI tIii "li'. ~ W tIiUtt :"
t0ious CoHAuVI, SN! may '.ftHS t.'S 41i''.ito y
charlty 20 pe tnroMu over their IH!st tohuucI
OBTAIN me SoCu wiz oI ther cois'liuehtS: az ano
thetI IoilhS Sta'IiHE "a SUI! Ht.l II '''t
party thAt VeaIl WIN tIeHl 81 J4stl! snpgIu -
beIl''Ie lt>cll SS " ta"h upon sneHl anu anu Coos
thell mo lelloN sup pl ISlioittS tlciI 't.5
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izati0n that NAV place il in the minority fol
some lime to come
Proceeding the Senator denounced the very
headline as "A Misrepresentation of the facts
He denied that the s0-caled read-outs had cycl
ha.r i-1,,ifad to ottcrd u D1mncr,ric cpI1rl1s
The had met in conference and after wran
yjirrr awhile they left and the conference nd
i0urned sine die He always presumed that {
caucus was attended by a notice or invitation
but ne had never received such invitation HI
raf,.rrc1 10 that nnrt of the article o1oted where
their conduct was termed Infamous" He un
dcrstood that to mean base and ignominious
So far as his acts were concerned, ne had moth
ing to apologize for and as he voted at the extrt
session so he would vote now. He asked if the
senator from IIecer 4l'il VOC WIN men uPoA
the question o. Sll9rt Haus anu iois a"G,s us,
etfelal P'liltS vi oI.ci Neie Ieiseu tIit'I ~
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SAINT TeTT @ Susta!Ic' y! ti!e ~ its'1cn1. H., ~;
Mf. heIloSS sdi,t Lc "auteu 10 eHo" .iltt ~
acla duTlhg me extra SESSION were Lot lsliolllf .
Gus, uIshOuofa',le ana llitauous- ,9pcHkHlS ipl
llthseIl a4oIe, ne a. !" ltl4S 70 pcS ms cilH.
after aS !. matt ci.nel III ploIG oL pliS"'e @ le
since Pos, Wheh ne came 10 tillS 9tale Us Il Do!
against tilat oi an! man Oh th9 llooI, even t!t
senator from Placer he CARED tne senator tt
snow one sliisie act 1i Ms ms Httcn couli pt
charged as infamous. IN iesuld 10 tiie Igsq-dl
well might be proud Of and proceeded to p9inl
out III Qefal what haa oeen accompanied al
thht session.
MR.. CROSS RISES Also.
Mr.. Cross said he would not have said any
thing. had not senator Kellogg taken the matter
M becarse he knew very well that nobody
reads the paper spoken of. or paws any attention
to it, But the paper had been duly advertised
and pcrhADs fh1 Examiner would take 10 the
matter and then somebody viii hear that
there is such paper as the Placer IIeraid \:
to his course here rs Il "read-out' as he wa,
termed, he claimed TO be orc Of The best 1fa[
men in the State. not excepting the Hon. Sena
tor and editor, ana If he needed any Yindica
given him thatyindlcatiou when they reelected
him a. the last election. and that was his Eep!
to all such infamous charges.
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