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false and ridiculous light BY the rersisteney

The Senators who arc thus openly talking Of
dsa,n @ e b. '.s saest n,na far som. 'sss cns
hs Which aTs h sense nsf ss
,ires. and which al the Republicans could con-
and oyay snTD05fs Ar active 9, can;
these %sssares ] /. now BENG made: ~ 0.' ~
eas ss Sb S nSb Aa g Ss. r. Fcts % S Sd % a. s
House several weeks ago. and has heen favor.
ably reported by the COMMITTEES on the Census.
TIE sENATE's PROCEEDINGS.
en tnS moved ths. ihs Senate % proesed 10
the consideration Of the resolution to change
IL S sS% Py 10 1% @Asa on Pss ssn;s.
Mr.. Harris dem: Tenn, a5os. ,s 90 70 :, a question
that M motion to modify. am end. or suspend q
rule. or part thereof shall be In order except
Sss S rns Tns y s
thereof The notice given did not. lie said, .aii
SnHn e. d Ss Int smp,
Senator to flnd It out for himself. He therefore
argued that the notice was not sufficiently
SXtaP NJ tho Vice President laid before tho
Senate Ser as ~ unfinished bnsncss the tlee,i,Rs ,H
floor to continue his. speech against 1t.
The point ,Ht order was made ~ Mr.. Ed.
per.e edrd. all other business. This .poin, vas
By Mr. hsrsvss % 10 hy ysa
menl yestsr,iay that the franchise slanso in
Bile Of being IN nlsunderstood or rsrycrted than
were like clnuses IN other State Constitutions.
sent to Sso ths o
appendix. to his speech, and In tho same type
After Mr.. George had spoken for nearly three
hours and . bali, Mr. butler JDem.. s. G.,,, With
g yod liz oSr % sat FsnM hn MDb bnei rHS h
ehnptcr q the Rovlaed Statutes relating to the
AissS .hs seste,ary had read Tor . few @inates
MI: Butler noticed TINT the chapter which was
ssns as sa e
sissE Before ho had begun to read. Mr. Morgan
oer tne Eeoons ee But The 'sok
den. niorWSS RS BIN that HS naMs q the SEN
on the list to speak on tho bill. Mr.. Morgan
protested against that as violation Of the
He the mot sks
Tho Ntce Presidents response was to announce
that Mr. George vas entitled to tle floor, and
MIR. George again .,fered to, yield the floor to
Mr.. Butler. but to TINT MIR. Honr lRep.. Mass. |
deGsras that under the
hold the floor and yield to another. except BY
unanimous consent: otherwise q Senator
=. The ,ice-Iresident again ,announe "a that
tho Senator from nilssisspni was entitled to
as4se &c sef had ss.d M to hm suggested that Mr.
He cannot yield to anybody" said Mr.. Ed
Then Mr. George inquired vha. was the pros
ent situation, and whelher he had the floor II
not. aud the Woe. President again informed
him that no |Nlr. George) was entitled to the
After an interchange Of parliamentary sug-
gest,ons between Mr.. Butler and Mr. Edmunds.
nit him to read few sections from the Re-
-, II il ,be agreeable. said Mr., George. TO
done. 90 not wish to be guilty OF anything like high
Mr. Butler took that answer for q consent.
the l;eSiseI Statutes. He vas sstopred. how
sS DER sqaf 9ns and bs Ne
Senator entitled to tho floor could not transfer
the right to any other Senator.
dissertation upon the origin. and history OF
ten minutes be complaiped Of being VERY very
weary" and INQUIRED whether, ne might ask
the Senator from n noIsh to read he
Iesun'ed the re.dinc., with the words "Imme;;
Aldrich asked Mr.. George II he would Yield to
s% 9 BY SfSn S@ h Tsoh
Dnef6 As ssEsa H. George.
We'll" said MIR. George with an air Of
weariness and resignation. II believe will do
:, Then ! move" Mr., .Aldrich preceded.
what sas d NM my GsGfs lS e. hJ to
And want to kn"w., Mr.. Butler put IN.
other except hy unanimous consent object"
oc s nsey M sessy Hen Esnas e e
Se added after inomens % o is '' point INT peas wsn.
sssttled with our good friends on the other side.
ed and get the floor aiterward. j want to
or whethes WIN Be ander It. II am s, to have have;
by tho rule shall be anxious to surrender the
would have to t"ko his Chances ss on M hat sGS ana
Mr.. A!drich said that he did not understand
that ~ there was any ~ m9tion before tho senate,
Mr. Xldrich said he would not. Then" said aid
Mr.. George, II viii go on. and get fresh as I
act on the idea that want u rest, because It i
great pleasure TO me- 10 entertain tho Senate
on had eps
drich once more asked whether he would yield
the floor to him. Mr.. George said he would,
Then move" said Mr. Aldrich second
time. that the Senate do now proceed with
the consideration If tie resolution submitted
by mo on Dec 2?, and which was under consid-
erntion dnltnR the morning hour"
Mr.. Morgan addressed the Chair, but the
Nice- President, without recognizing Mr Nor
gan. put Tho question on Mr.. Aldrtch's motion.
There was q resronse Of ayes: followed by ono
no. and the vice-p President said that tho ayes
THAT resolution pendinG." said Mr.. Aldrlch
move TINT the Senate DO now adjourn"
The Vice-Presidont put the question and at
6;ls declared y. the Senate adjourned until to-
After the Vice President had left the chair,
at the desk. Mr. hanson lem, n. e. walked
IN to tie deIk and declared. rmphaticnlly,
that tho, question on taking up tho resoli-
tion had not been decided by the Senate
and that tho result of the vote hal
Secretary and clerks gave their recollection in
the matter. and tho ollic cial reporter read his
President rad said that tho ayes appeared to
have and that lie had subsequently,. laid the
resollu.t"n before he sennte. Mr.. Aldrich and
Mr. HoAr ware in the gronp about tho Clerks
desk. and 4.gue that the resolution was
form ally and properly before tho Senate. Mr..
HANSON however, was NOT satisfied and may
If a nal