Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10
ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE
The Fight for the Speakership.
THE SCRAMBLE FOR OTHER OFFICES.


The Speakership fight will omen In earnest next
week. All the candidates will be here and their
respective lieutenantS will gather about them.
Headquarters will be established at the several
leading hotels The idea that the following of Mr..
Cox is merely complimentary one seems to
no disSinatinrr historic no ac,ar,+iorc -, IT.
tb,, tha,- 80, - ,,a, ~, ht ~ -" -, VI III . ~ - ~ W
q chance to elact hin, indeed thoso +, ,n,- ~
stuation calmly in tho face M 1o,r,ar .a,,eiaar
Mr. GOV s,mn1v q short bor., ~ ,
q considarob,a nur,her of Su,,orto., ~, iii
some member, of the New York 1emocr,fic deleera
tion may not sincerely desire his election. it looks
t, a9 II ,llSis @ wv, ~ pe d itu ti!ort IN ms De-
nan,arS Irno no ,rornlr -, S ~ II
too he hos neynra1 Strnn1r haiiarS ~, IN %
dee@ation and some ardent snnnortnr J on. Inc
Ohio demorrats The impresIidn that netiiar .iT nf
the candidatas hos nnourh votes to aiao+ naI ~ VI
neither Randall nor 1arisle Is lilel - bo nioct
sO lon ne Cny,S friends stoy VIII, hi,,, T.. afnt,
rroiInI. nd thera ave IN mn, 10
mean to ae advant arn of this c,un,io ~ - ,an @
present itself ThnTefora # il Inv no ronan m ~ III
cal,nlItioo IN antiinate n liy;al,l a,,d nrotr -
And tho Snaalersbjn frht noavhoro oonei,o-o,,o
tntinrnra i,non the chnirn nf ,i 'e
Shoud dark horse fnaily be chosen aS a cnnanro.
,niSa thot ,,rbt thrnt- so,na ", ''o d ou!h'io
didateS for place out of the race For Instance
should an Ohio man be elected Speaker it would
ut o',, vi ,ht justin i1i any uehiocfat OF that
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A.. .,o l ". us
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1--WE Lecdom are struggling Tor the Endorsement of
the Ohio delegation Gen. Colt an Old line demo-
Graf and Jrnion soldier of Connecticut Nc ,ho
h,crin,, of ~, Io E.,a,o d,,,..' , i.,' r, wv
CharnS u p,tto, Nv, w w LIS .''s '.,t vi.
the s1nport Of the i,mnire state ~ " i'l'o
" 'oPt'oio VI 'iio i-iiiiiio o'>''e'
TIE 'Lhhhshir.
"eil' A.kilis. ol tennessee, Gen. clark, or Mis-
o'ui4, MI vi l)cl1Ndft. AL
ctai9 stems 10 De between Cen Clark and Gen
'N'' !i'c liicii''a vi p''i ''h confidently, hu1
'ic '7 opinion appears TO pe thtt Clark has
.'a :. I.rpitSthtdtNt. anu mas many warm
li " nus 1iiloiS ti ou iltiuelo. lie mas the S"lld
@ ,ti @ sul'lolo vi ,ut fourteen dehlocTdtlc
~ IN ~ VI VIM - ldt,ol vi S'piic
, ,S ~ no,iGl,a az thaifih an oi me toS' commit
stvtb ~ r "l i"'i,lis @ VI ,e roItN nun alu foriy-
heard in this contest is that ..AtIns doesn't need
o,.e[ h 1 @ @ tlef mas any su-
least that Is the way the democrats generally seem
~ VIC" II.
FOR DooRKEEPER
Gen. Field the last democratic incumbent and
Col Jamec Uintorcr,;,b boz 49,, s,, =. .,,
, " ~ " ii ~ n''' tic heiu W 'iicii-
ot'cn rlelu iiiiue very acceptable officer AFTER
the democrats had suffered considerable ANNOYANCE
ana humiliation throo the conduct of two incu,,
hants and th,, b,c hoo,, oou,to, - hi, auo,t.
Vi,,t arsn,itb n 10 nnroo .; - y ~ ms oleuio'
n,orr,c,1 nf no d,,- ~, nv ~ VI % my oiiis ue-
ail and bnr ~,i,;oa -! - w pul'uu, pei
bnSt vorlnr. Of ~ IJn ~ 1 ~, upti. 'n! ny vi, VI .e ne
dnmnratC of Eentncl.y hi, n,; % ~ S ~, az az ny M
entire delerainn or TeynG HE donted Si,,S S 'i Iio