The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-02-19

said that the gentleman from
Michigan (Mr. Cutcheon) had taken
the report of the second battle of Bull
Run and read the number killed and
wounded on the 28th of August, for the
purpose OF showing that there had
been a general battle. If the gentleman
had been disposed to be ingenious he
would have stated that the heading of
those reports was the casualties between
August 10th, and September ID.
Sir. Cutcheon declared he had so
stated in his speech.
Mr.. Bragg-You took the table of
figures from heading that covered al
most a month, and you have published
1t III your speech as evidence of the
losses on The 18th, and your Republican
constituents, who do not read anything
but your speech in a Republican news
paper will think that historical evil
dence of war.
MIR. CutcheOn declared that the head
ing OF the table showed precisely what
it was
Mr.. Bragg, declined to vie d, and Mr..
Cutcheon asserted his right to reply, as
he had been misquoted
Mr.. Bragg advancing to the bar of
the House)-I state what you said
Il state what figures are. now" ex-
claimed Mr.. Cutcheon, also advancing
into The space in front of the speakers
desk, You are trying to ram falsehood
down the throat OF this House" Gap
plause on the Republican side.)
II draw my own inference as TO your
purposes" cried Mr. Bragg. 'And (de-
family will repeat them if you desire"
Applause on the Democratic side.)
At this time there was good deal of
and it was with difficulty that the voice
of either gentleman could be heard.
But the speaker raped the House to
order, and stated to Mr.. Cutcheon
| that he must not interrupt Mr.. Bragg
without permission.
| The former Indignantly exclaimed
The gentleman must not falsify facts"
"Ah, was Mr.. Bragg's retort, Il am
glad, have driven that radical from
under Stanton'S petticoatS so that he
has come to the front"
Mr.. Cutcheon then stated that the
table was under the head of Return of
casualties in the Union forces COM
manded by General Pope from Au-
gust 26th to September ID, aggrega.iug
Ia 1872"
He also quoted from other portions
of his speech to show that he made no
attempt to mislead the House in this
matter.
THAT is the printed speech; it is not
the written speech" was Mr.. Bragg's
comment.
The bill was then passed-Yeas III.
nays 113.
Following is the vote in detail: Yeas
Adams of New York. Allen of Miss
issippi, Anderson of Ohio. Baker, Bal
lantine, Barnes, Barry, Bayne, Birch,
Belmont, Bennett, Blanchard, Bland,
Bliss, Blount, Bragg, Breckenridge
of Arkansas, Breckenridge of Kentucky,
Burleigh, Burnes. Bynum. Cabell,
Felix, Campbell of New York.
Campbell of Ohio, T. J. Camp
bell of New York, Gambler, ca rle-
ton. Cuttings, Clardy. Clements,
| Cobbs, Collins, Compton, ComstOGk,
CowleS, Crane, Crisp, Culberson,
Curtin, Daniel, Dargan, Davidson of
Florida, Davidson of Alabama. Dibble'
Dockery, Dougherty, Dowdney, Dunn,
Eden, Eldridge, Ellsberry. Eli, Ermen-
trout, Findlay, Fisher, Foran, Ford,
Forney. Frederick, Gay, Geddis, Gibson
of Maryland. Green of North Carolina,
Green of New Jersey, Hahn, Hale,
Hall Hotsell, Hammond, Harmon,
Harris, Hatch. Hayden, Haynes,
Hoard, Hemphill, Henderson of North
Carolina, Henly, Herbert, Hewitt, Hol-
man, Howard, Hutton, Irion, James.
Johnston of North Carolina, Jones of
Alabama, Jones of Texas, Kleiner, LAT
| foon, Laird, Lanham, Lowler, Lafevre,
Lore Lowering Lowery Ma
honey Martin, Matson, Maybury, Nc
Creary, Mcmillan, McRea, Merriman,
Miller, Mills, Mitchell, Morgan, Nor
r;son, Muller. Murphy. Neal, Norwood,
Oates, O'Ferreu, 0'Hara, O'Neill of
Missouri, Outhwait Peel, Perry, Phelps,
Pitcock, Pindar. Reagan, Reed, of North
Carolina, Richards, Riggs, Robertson,
Rockwell, Rogers, Sadler. Savers, Seney,
Seymour, Singleton, Skinner, Sny-
der, Sowden, Springer, Stahlnecker.
Stewart of Texas, st. Martin,
Stone of Kentucky, Stone of Maryland,
Storm, Swinburn, Swope, Tarsney
Taulbee, John NJ. Taylor of Tennessee,
Throckmorton. Tillman, Tucker, Van
Eaton, Viele, Wadsworth, Ward of
Indiana. Ward of Illinois, Warner of
Ohio, Weaver of Iowa, Weber. Will
burn. Wheeler, wilkins. Willis, Wilson,
Winans, Wise, WalfOrd. Worthington.
Nays-Adams of Illinois, Allen
of Massachusetts. Anderson of Kansas
Atchlson, Bingham, Bound, BoHtelle,
| DIOWn VI Icuuol INdlild. DTOWn VI
Ohio, Bramm. Buchanan, Buck, Bun
nell. Burrows, Butterworth, Campbell
of Pennsylvania. Cannon, Casweli
Conger, Cooper. Cutcheon, Davenport
Davis, Dingley, Dorsey, Durham
Evans, Everhart, Farquhart, Fleemer
Fuller. Funston, Gallinger, Gil6llan,
Grosvenor, circuit, Gunther, Han.
back. Henderson of Iowa, Hen.
derson of Illinois. Hepburn
Herman. Husband, Hers. Hiscock
Hit. Holmes. Hopkins, Houk, jackson
Johnson of New York, Johnston Of
Indiana, Kelley, Ketchum, LafoIlette
Lahlback, Lindsey, Little, Louttet,
Lyman, Markham, McComas. Nc
Kenna. McKinsley, Willard, Milliken
Mofiit, Morrel, Morrow. Negley, Mel
son, O'Donnell, 0'Neil of Pennsylvania
Osborn, Owen, Parker, Payne, Payson
Perkins, Peters Pierce, Price
Reed of Maine, Rice, Rowell, RYAN
Sawyer. Scranton. Sessions, Smalls
Spooner. Steele. Stephenson, Stewart Of
Vermont, Stone of Massachusetts,, ST 1T
Struble, Symes. E. B. Taylor, Ike I AZ.
lor OF Ohio. lack Taylor of Tennessee
Thomas of Illinois, Thomas of Wiscon
sin, Thompson. Van Schaak, Wakefield
: Warner of Missouri. Weaver of Neb
raska. West. White of Minnesota