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a wIner il Baainofe PAPER. ,i,s,,.


question of The Vice Presidents powers a, t,.I "
Of the Senate Of the u S., gives Iii. follow ins J,,o


81 have jus, laid my hands on the D.ba,,, ,.r..
Senate, in the year 1905. on the resolu,ions ,g Y:
by Mr.. Ross of Pa, authorizing the prexid.", y"
take possession OF New.Orlcans, or som4 ,,a.a "


acent, and | observe that Mr.. Dayton rem,rs., -
at ] act dsordcry, the President has ri,l, :
call me TO order lie must decide whether To-. io. v
order or not" Mr.. Tracy also rcmarked-aAr.,.
ding TO parliamentary proceeding. no orc can sc,
possession OF the floor TO the interruption Of apo,
il disorderly, The President will call him 10 ord.
but if called by member, the President must decii
and ii in order, he must possess the noor.n NJ
Nicholas, of Va, rose and said he wished to NAB,
one or two observations in reply to Mr.. Ross. I'll.
Vice President interrupted him and said, "if ,ho,s
observations we're intended to apply to the ouesion
whether the resolutions should be the order for Mor
day, they would be proper otherwise they woua
not be in order" MIR. Nicholas proceeded. WHEN
the Vice President again interrupted him, and n,
formed him that no remark in reply 10 the pen,le.
man from Pa upon that question, could be almi,.
ted" The power of the chair, as here laid down
was not cont overted, and the Senate then was com.
posed Of as able and distinguished members (durne
the discussion off these resoutions as at any preyov
or subsequent period will only enumerae sucb
men as De Wit Clinton, Jones Ross, Stephen 7
Mason, Governeur Morris, w. c. Nicholas and NJ,
breckenridge"