Sessions of the Electoral Commission, on the- Florida case- Wednesday, January 31, 1877 Thursday, February 1, 1877.. Monday, February 12, 1877.. Wednesday, February 21, 1877 Page. 8.28 34 74 113 138 133 139 194 202 217 219 284 372 416 425 425 453 463 581 637 652 666 709 that the decision of the Commission upon the electoral vote of the State of 202 that the decision of the Commission upon the electoral vote of the State South Carolina, the case of- 440 submitted to the Electoral Commission........ decision of, by the Electoral Commission 665 certificates and objections referred to the Electoral Commission in.. 659-665 objections offered in joint convention by, in the South Carolina case. Springer, William M., a Representative from Illinois- resolution offered by, that the vote of R. M. Daggett, one of the electors of 454 incidental remarks by, in joint convention. .709, 712, 713, 714,716,717 Pennsylvania Stenger, William S., a Representative from Pennsylvania- resolution offered by, that the vote of Henry A. Boggs, as an elector for the 647 €55 Florida case. Louisiana case Strong, William, an associate justice of the Supreme Court, member of the that general debate on the question pending be closed on or before six 7 .33, 113, 425 194 that counsel be allowed two hours on a side for the argument of the 312 that the evidence specified in the first offer of the objectors to certificate that the vote be taken on the question pending in the case of South Car- orders submitted by- that the members of the Commission be at liberty to reduce to writing the interlocutory remarks and questions by, on the- 598 700 703 284,700 6 Oregon case. Supreme Court Room at the Capitol, the Electoral Commission met in the.... Thompson, Charles P., an objector on the part of the House... Thurman, Allen G., a Senator from Ohio, member of the Commission— appointed by the Senate.... sworn and certificate of oath filed. to take a recess. 137, 371 .194, 394, 600, 637 that the motion of Mr. Commissioner Strong be amended by striking out order submitted by, that the Secretary of the Commission is directed to 320 139 7 Thurman, Allen G.-Continued. resolutions offered by- Page. that F. C. Humphreys was not a United States shipping-commissioner on that inasmuch as the votes of the people of Louisiana for electors of Presi- Florida case 134 420 33, 267, 522, 523, 549, 600, 637 Oregon case. Florida case....... arguments by, in the consultations on the- Louisiana case Townsend, Martin I., a Representative from New York- incidental remarks by, in joint convention..... Trumbull, Lyman, counsel- 653 -33 36 714 Tucker, J. Randolph, an objector on the part of the House- interlocutory remarks by, on the Louisiana case.......218, 231, 299, 300, 339, 342, 415 300, 322 442 resolution offered by, that Daniel L. Crossman was not appointed an elector interlocutory remarks by, on the Florida case. Tyner, James N., Postmaster-General, a witness- that certain testimony relating to the recent election in South Carolina be 710 that a resolution offered by Mr. Representative Wood be laid on the table Waddell, Alfred M., a Representative from North Carolina- incidental remarks by, in joint convention..... Wallace, William A., a Senator from Pennsylvania- objections offered in joint convention by, in the Louisiana case... Walling, Ansel T., a Representative from Ohio- that a resolution offered by Mr. Representative Cochrane be amended... appeal from decision of the Speaker by.. Watts, John W., a witness- 717 439 709, 813 719 720 607 722 Page. Whitney, William C., counsel.. brief submitted by, in the Florida case.. Whyte, William Pinkney, a Senator from Maryland- resolution offered by, that while it is the sense of the Senate that no Sena- tor or Representative or person holding an office of trust and profit Windom, William, a Senator from Minnesota- motion made by, to take a recess. Wisconsin, the State of-(see Electoral votes.) Humphreys, F. C., (in the Florida case).. Raney, George P., (in the Florida case). Tyner, James N., (in the Oregon case). Watts, John W., (in the Oregon case). Woodburn, William, an objector on the part of the House. 760 424, 440 444 658 643 652 143, 144 609 140 602-607 607 141, 142 |