The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-09
STRICT PARTY VOTE
Against Resolution Declaring Him En-
titled to the Seat.
THE WlsE-YoUNG CONTEST.
Debate Was Begun on the Case, But
no Time Agreed on for Il Votc-Coh-
ference Report on Finance Bill
VIII bc Voted on Next Tues
day-Liycly Row Between
Talbcrt and Mahon.


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WASHINGTON, - -AE1icii O. ~ -
To-day rnseated CASTOR ii. Ropblns,
1as~,,o,,,, fro,,, the Fourth Alabama Dis
., ,,,s s+oad William NJ.
e.te - .Nit0 no r.,s 4hrne
Aldrscn, :; Hepupiie<aii' pn W.
times a contestant from the same aus
.,;ct IN the ground of fraud and who
liz cont for the third time
% iio" $50 .rho vote was
py Inc fePlNptie1ai
a strict party one.
This case out OF the WAY, a new ruie
,,...,,,,,,+ =, IN sat aside the day ses-
..,o,r or the second and fourth Fridays
s.oliS " l ..n,'1 -. as.,di,.- nension legis-
:" ,the nrohuL ioi ;.,,i.o1 dehate ON each
Elaion, Inc iu.. -. eide b,rt this
'NM 10 zen NJ NV, ,,ron the as
ii iioN isioi ,,;rh,,.5son. the minority
slliilioe M na -I, 49,. Id of the House would
-. ;z,,II, IL, f;l,1,1i 81 eripy
ny lhu - ,a,,a,a On the rule there
40 n,,;te a lively row between Mr.
W. % p.,,.1-i,-ani, and Mr. Tai
, Mahoh, ol eil-.s r,.r.o,s,,a
oelt, oi 'pn.ii aasi,S-,i,,s- tho House took up
,o's.s. ioetolS -, a,action ease OF Wise VS..
sIte ooii.ss 80 sta Second Virginia Dis
aouiis, ,y-a,,,.. of -H14cl,fyan. giving no
80. .l,,+ be would ask a vote on it at 2
a,csaa,. ios a,.'A a,a1,,,ay
Mr. overstreet, of Indiana. in charge
80 't,,a conference report of the financial
M, - ~, ,,ntica +,3,t he would call up
r,,a ,,orort neyt Tuesday BY unanimous
aaa,,, a. vas agreed that the vote on
1s,a ,,enort s1ould be taken at 4:30 Tues
L., . F.,rn,on.
PARTY VOTE
r,, as1,,t,, anon the Aldricfl rs. Rob
l..,, iiie then resumed Mr.. Hamil-
.,iih' s,;.,,i.,an and Mr. Mann. of llll-
,,nss s,olxe for the contestant, and MI
us,r.nett of Georgia, for the sitting HeNi-
49,, All 2:31 the vote waS taken-lifst
,,-,n,, the minority resolutions declaring
Mr.. Robbins entitled to retain hls sea-
The substitute resolutions were defea'ea- Gu,
u34 10 lSS-by n strict party No,s' @ aid.
majority resolutions aeclai!,i. ~. saa,
rich, the contestant, eltNiL, eltNieu ~ M
were then aGopted-l41 ~ Loo ,-,on the
There was no detiloiis'i &e''oti
result Was aiinou1lceu' ,.,-a IN fine
MI Aldrich then caiie ~. Nv AZ. Mann.
bar OF the House, ESQ! .15, e,.t
and took The preSetapsu p,.,,.a,,;a from the
Mr. Daizei' OF eit'Js 80, r,resented tho
Committee on hules ; liz - 1atr;slation
special rule fesaIuiiis fesillis .p,-..a ,.airst the
MIR. Richaresoh - - ,,,h;cb no said
time-iiml; llAeo III -, ...V s,,,+ -
was contfar! 40 az - rono,.te cd
Mr.. DaIZeI SAM 'A - ,,oy- i,
was merely a eopy q -
force at ff-1As me-. -, ~. ether
Mr.. Rishaiuseh ueeiat ~ a. ...orsssio,s ,f
side, II IL ilNeu up ~ -,s - l,,Is I,,;n,
friendship lor ihe oiu i,.;7a,1 o,,o,,'
quorum to me Ilouss III. a. tna. thers
inss lae assured lhs i."!ui 49,. ,s s;1a oT ~ .
would be no h!ipustefiiis on h's '-oe ~
House af.2lnSt DelS.oIl
AIiAeAi i.i' u titre : -a,,,7.;,,aa
MI Mahoh oi Z eti.iss .-I. 1T. oa,.e;aar,.
that no usne WAS s'tHe'szio' -: .,,,,;a,,
ton OIL cialHas anu Wal
We're regularly an oioer o.i
attacked MI. Iaioest, Oh s9usi, ioi-i,a
VINO mao pioeheu p,. p...si. -
friday hishts pE ueiiiaiiutiis sne y.
'oi a quorum. iie arluit'eo iiie oe'iei stue
OF sympathy "lth ltih.
Mr. Mahoh at.ack leu 10 no' Mo1us
between him ana Mr. Iatoer' In the
course OF ms reihasks Mf. Mahon sa.a
he Would I,he 70 nave d" opI1i i.u.ies 1,,,. ~
turn AR. i2ipert OUT ol the 11ouse. 1h4s LUIS
aroused MI Ialperts ire' ana the con-
lus'on became SO great that t!le speaker
Sareatened TO order the Serseant-at-afms
10 compel Mr. iaine1e TO take ms seat. 4
Ar. Iaibert repiieo 10 sMr. Mahoh' as
serung that the latters conduct was un-
peconlns a gentleman eial OF on the hoor. He
sS saia lne ~ member from nl,fenhs!iVah!a pre-
scented a. Temarka pie spectacle when he
eAlNessea EXPIRE tne nope otiat some one, Popu-
ast Us or Hepuoiican, should contest his
(Taiberts s) seat in order that he could
so.e 70 throw MN Out without reason or
3astce, as the gentleman from Alabama
'laa peen ihrown ont few minutes ago.
ADelhocfa.ic ,ei. appiauses
u y, ,rfsooSeali,s ,,,s MT; iainert denounced the
l.spuniicatls i.,l, as h!pocrltes and pretended
,..s ius rus OF 'he o.o soldiers, and reiterated
iis iitsHion ol insisting upon the pres
ehce OF quorum Tor the consideration
o. pension oiils. whether the sessions
.r,I,, -, VI .iI .lle .me aaS ume.
Mr.. crosreno, of Glio 1 ra,.oa = IT, 60.
Mr. Taibert for the stitut;an,, su Iua osi a.
tim. he now assn,,ea reca,,irm 49,. ,to 80.