The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02
C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL,
Carlisle Captures the Caacus AID VIM
SIT as Speaker.
RandalPs Regiment Loyal 10 the Last
Their Tactics,
The South Gets Her Share Of the Poll
teal Pastry.
The Republican Side SHOW Empty
Houses LaylShly Ladled.
Public Opinion as 10 the First Gun
Of the
Democratic Campalgu-A Venerable
but Evananescent Howl.
Miscellaneous Washington News.
Miscellaneous Washington News.
rnk pKNocRArIo cAuccs,


l04 votes. He will be the caucus nominee
The democratic members elect assembled |
At the Hail house for the purpose OF nom
mating candidates 10 I'LL the various elec. |
live offices.
General ROsecrans called the caucus TO |
order. Geddes Of Ohio was elected chair. |
man, Willis Of Kentucky and Dthble OF
South Carolina, secretaries Roll call dis |
closed tho presence OF lSS members. Az |
the completion OF the roll call according to |
an unofficial tally list, l0T members voted
for Carlisle 40 for Randall and 81 Tor Cox.
Official announcement has not yet been
made and there may DO some changes, but
IN Carlisles favor, He ia therefore caucus
nominee for speaker. Carlisle's nomina-
tion WAS made unanimous. A committee
was appointed 10 inform him OF the result
and escort him TO the hall.
Carlisle, Randall and Cox absented them
selves from the caucus and occupied their
rooms.
As soon as roll-cal was completed, Dorsh-
heimer, of New York, offered a res
olution providing for the votes rates
In the caucus for the nominated
candidate Tor the speakership
be- viya-yooe; agreed TO on division OF l04
against 20, but the yeas aud nays
were demanded and Nichols, Of Gtor-
gia, offered AN amendment Of the
nature to substitute, providing
the rolls be by ballot. Roll was called ON
the amendment and rejected, 70 to
adopted without debate. Nomna.
tions for the speakership
were declared in order, aud the candidates
we're placed for nomination as folio rs.
Carlisle, by Morrison, Illinois:
Randall, by Governor Curtis, Pennsylvania;
Cox by General Slooum OF New York. Roll
was called by states and the progress Of
voting was wntched with keen interest
Frequent messages reporting the footing
Of private tally lists from time 10 time we're
dispatched TO the respective candidates out.
side the hall, and II was soon evident tho
Carlisle had won the contcst. At the con
clusion OF the roll call, the vote stood;
AlRbama-Carlisle, 81 Randall, 4 Cox,
none.
ArEsnAs-CsrlIslc, o. Randall, g. Cox,
none.
OaliIouis--oarlislc, 2, Randall, 1; Cox,
none.
Connecticut Carlisle, none; Randall, 81
Cox, none
Delaware Carlisle, /; Randall, nonss Coz
ITiorids-oafnSsI \ Asnasn s6as, Oos,
none.
Georgia Carlisle, s; Randall, 1; Cox. 1.
Illinois -Uarlsle, 4 Randall, none Coz, I
lndiana-CArlisle, D, Randall, l. Cox, g.
| lowa-Carligle, 3. Randall, none, Cox, l..
kentucky-Oox, nonei- Carlisle, s Ran
| dali none.
Louisiana-C Carlisle, 4. Randall, I: Cox. 9
Maryland Carlisle, nonei Randall, a
Cor, none.
Massachusetts carlisle, 1, Randall, none
Cox, ..
Michigan % Carlisle, 6, Randall, none
Cox, none.
MIs,IsslppI-Carlisle, o; Randall, none
Cox, none.
Missouri-CArlisle, H. Randall, none
Cox, p
Nsyada-Carlialo, l. Randall none, Cox
nOue.
New Jersey Carlisle, none; Randall, 8
Cox, none.
New York-Carlisle. none; Randall, :
Coz, i3.
North Carolina, Carlisle, 3; Randall,
Cox, !.
ohio-Carlislc, 2; Randall 0; Cox, none
Conneoiiout-Carlisle, none; Randall
III; Cox, none.
South Carollna-CarlIsle, 4; Randall, 2
Cox, none.
Tsnnessse--o Carlisle, 6, Randall, 2; Cox
none.
TeTas-Carlisle, 10; Randall, none, Cox
none.
Virg'nla-Carlisle, /; Randall, 3; Cox none
West Virginia Catliale, ?, Randall,
Cox, none,
w'oonsIn-carllsle, o; Randall ,uone Coz
none.
TotAl-Cariisle. iOi; Randall, 90; Cox, 81
PUBLIC oPiNt1N.
WAsHIe eGToS Dec. l.-tSpeoial. l-Publl
opinion may be- summed up thus The Il,
feat OF the Randallites by the election Z
Carlisle opened the Hood. gates OF the vlgoI
Gus discussion Of the effect on the country
The public hannts were tonight crowde
with surging masses Of the leading polll
clans OF The Union. The more bitter RaT
dali people condemn In advance the 3,
! lection Of so many officers from the soutl
even going 80 TAR as TO Intimate that th
organization Of the house means are. orgat
ixatlon Of the Confedefaoy. This exttem
and sectional feeling In the part
lines will subslde with N
temporary excitement, otherwise Il woul
be logical deduction that southern dem,
Gratis are lacking In brains and trust worth
ness. Oarlisle's vote comes chiefly fr0I
the south and west, and is essentially
: tariff reform vote, and the expression of n
party In caucus IL 30 pronounced that
recognition Of the moving westward OF den
oeratio political power Is now fully ei
forced.
: Republicans and high tariff democra
|; tonight atiitm positively that the souil
holding the balance Of power, will now al
; tate a presidential campaign policy, and
) her political leaders show themselves 10 b
broad minded and able, sectional barrier
e will be oblterated aud buried.
: ruE rosTMAsrEn-
IL said that the pos,m a stef.general IA
( favor OF excluding every paper that co
tains an advertisement Of lottery or
agency, shall he excluded from the MAJ
under penalty, and tnis he will recommen
He also thinks that congress has the u
doubted power 20 own ana control
J. postal telegraph system, either by the go
q ernment taking existing lines OF the 90
u slruotion Of new ones In competition wi
Di existing companies though be opposes h
n transmitting Of messages between poin
). wholly within a state by any governme
:. telegraph company. He also iavors h
n one cent tax per three ounces on newsu
e pers mailed by publishers. He also fave
II no cents per ounce for letter postage.
I WAsnINoroE, Dec. -fPrH. 1.-The 4
crease N he public debt dunng Novel
be- Il 81 72l go; decrease since June so
81, 800 i46; cash In the treasury, 1891 20
a. 6l3, gold certificates, sS5, ,932 0e0; silver Q,
iihcates, Si0i ,7s2Sii certlncates OF dep,
70 T., Sl4,t ,t65, cor rounding certificates. sSi
Ie $50; legal tenders, $3.50, ,6si ,0i0: fraction
" currency, t00,030, ,33l
10 Bigelow late receiving teller OF the ba,
Ie a the Republic, was convicted Of embess
a .rsnt aud sentenced 10 i've Yeas in i
a y nitentiary.
The Csucu,Of the republican members