 | CHARLES R. TUTTLE - 1875 - 800 pages
...nomination of ES Baker. Mr. Arndt opposed it, because the gentleman from Grant (referring to Mr. Vineyard) had given the highest testimonials as to the character of the nominee. Upon his making that remark, Mr. Vineyard turned partly around in his seat, and said it was a falsehood.... | |
 | Associaitons, institutions, etc - 1876 - 352 pages
...ED Baker, which was opposed by Mr. Arndt, because he said, the gentleman from Grant (Mr. Vineyard) had given the highest testimonials as to the character of the nominee. Mr. Vineyard interrupted by declaring this to be a falsehood. Soon after a motion was made to adjourn... | |
 | History - 1885 - 654 pages
..." JH TWEEDY sworn: Tho difficulty grew out of a debate on motion to lay on the table the nominatiou of ES BAKER. Mr. ARNDT opposed it, because the gentleman...said it was a falsehood. Some words passed and order vis restored. Soon after a motion to adjourn was made, and a division had thereon; and immediately... | |
 | Moses McCure Strong - Wisconsin - 1885 - 652 pages
...difficulty grew out of a debate on motion to lay on the table the nomination of ES BAKER. Mr. AHNDT opposed it, because the gentleman from Grant (alluding...the highest testimonials as to the character of the nominee.1 I thiuk, upon his making that remark, Mr. VINEYARD turned partly round in his seat, and said... | |
 | Henry Colin Campbell - Wisconsin - 1906 - 352 pages
...moved to take up the motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Baker. He intimated that Vineyard himself had given "the highest testimonials as to the character of the nominee." Vineyard said that this statement was false. There was a heated discussion, both members trying to... | |
 | Henry Colin Campbell - Wisconsin - 1906 - 350 pages
...moved to take up the motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Baker. He intimated that Vineyard himself had given "the highest testimonials as to the character of the nominee." Vineyard said that this statement was false. There was a heated discussion, both members trying to... | |
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Tho difficulty grew out of a debate on motion to lay on the table the nominatiou of ES BAKER. Mr. ARNDT opposed it, because the gentleman from Grant (alluding to Mr. VINEYARD, I suppose), 'had given the highest testimonials as to the character of the... 