The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

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Withdrawn, holding that be was paired.
. After spirited cOntr Yorsy and an eX-
change Of rather bitter personalities,
Faulkner got the il0 r, and. reading from
tally list ln his hands. convinced Aldrich
and the >euat that McPh r-On was emit
tied tO vote. lhe iight was bitter because
one vote would d. eide the question. Mean
time the opponents OF the Force bill were
sure oi their position provided all their
votes W Te counted and hence their determl-
nation tO have McPhersOa's vote recorded
With regard 10 the result Of aoy attempt
10 resume consideration of the Force Dill, II
can be stated tnat it depends upon eitser
Senators Stanford or ingalls,. should stan
ford vote with the Republicans. that would
make tie and give Morton the castlng
vote. Aside ftOm Senator stanford : pos
sible action. the only chances for friends ol
tine Force bin 10 again bring 10 up rests
with senator Ingalls,. 10 has been aug.
gcsted that after the Kansas senatorial
election. whether defeated or reelected
ingalls, might change his attitude. but there
Is no reason 10 apprehsnd anything OF that
kind. Senator ingalls, will no doubt remain
firm. and there is every reason 70 DeileNe
that the Force bill is dead.
CONTROVERSY OVER THE CLOrURE.
Senators stewart and Aldrich, represent
tv presented in the Senate to-day, have both
gone 90 New York 20 interview senator
stanford. I'm the controversy over the lay
! iug aside OF the cl0turc to-day, stewart as
serted that stanford had pledged himself TO
vote with hs side. Aldrich denied this,
maintaing that stanford had given MN
assurance that he would sustain
/ the Republicans. As result cianiord''
/ vote WIS not counted. lio is in New \ Ork
eH d. q. e. 90
! tate of the Force bin should itagain be
called up. Hence the anxiety ot the OPP
/ posing side t0 influence him 90 obtain his
/ vote.
stanford is Do Sow York on business and
/ both stewart and Aldrch have gone there
/ tO plead with him.
senator G0man is of the opinion that
/ another determined effort will bo made to
/ resume consideration 0f lhe Force hll, or
/ OF cl0tura as q precedent measure. Hence
/ the importance n the vote oi senator stan
| ford as h0liuz tle balance Oi power can
readily bD understood. and tle efforts 10 IN
/ luence him appreciated.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Representative Banks bin to pay % Doc
tor Thomas AnU-eil, late surgeon and
breyrt Netcnaut-coiJuol 90 volunteers. M
compensation or tlc u-e and occupation oi
I bis land near Fort Albany Virginia. oY the
/ troops of flr United States during the war;
and for property taken by said troops. used
and destroyed by reason 0t said occupation
was reported ft.or4bls hy tine Committee.
Pensions. John McGui--du. James DO
rm. Michael Uolrc, A-ak LaRue. James
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f.tbo senate floor. and WAS accorded "A Ie.
c.rfi.o u f0. senate chamber. After
b.'n, r.rI-nt admission t0 the House
door tba U.morrafi. members oil
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lax ro--e.-i.n of tnat room and
notified member, of thc House that Lane
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rula which oyrp uufrr INSTRUMENTATION.
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THAT HEHuNG SEA CASE.
Attorneg-G-uara Miller wa- on hand in
Pine supreme court today, roady, Do is sup.
posed. with HE answer DID opposition 10 lhe
granting oi tne writ of prohibition asked
for in tn' brlfln- pa S'hDDut' "a! " 'iu
case. Ailer zoe reading oi -eItIM 'p'n-
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morrow.
eENAIE'
When the senate met az noon to-day, Mr..
Moran was recognized aud continued his
argument against the proposed clDture rule
and t0 lhe Elections biu. both of which
measures. he claimed CON authority of the
New York Times Do he for the advance
meut oi Nr. Harrison. project i'r ie-elec-
/ ton.
ALLIED Mr.. Wolcott asked Alr. Morgan 20
/ yield OH. floor t0 hlm. -o mat he mi-hi move
/ t1 take up tle Appointment hilL
Mr. Morgan said that he could do 7o.
| although bee Was 40 a very interesting ONT
| in hi. speech, which he trusted De- would
never have the opportunity tO resume.
Mr. N0lcou then made ine motion, ana
| Mr. Dnlph moved to lay it on me table.
Mr. Butler made point OF order against
| Mr.. D0iph's motion. Du. 10 was o'erruied.
IHF VOTE TAKEN.
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