The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HE THROTTLE PULLED OUT ANC
THE MACHINERY STARTED.
secretary Robinson oyerrplea Several MO
tiens Pertaining to Ahsgd d Frauds.
Commiltses--In tho Senate Gov
srnor noadiy's Message --NotoG

coLUMnus, o., Jan. o, Secretary Of State
On. Robinson called the representatives 10
der at 10 o'clock. Rev, HutsInplllai
ensd with prayer, asking God TO preserve
from partisan prejudice. There was Q
rging crowd 10 tho obbles, whilo tbs gal
ries were loaded Both delegations from
I ,fynciunatl we're lodged In separate parts o
Nv, hall, tho Democratic members having
F#
Tle old and new olSrkb we're on deck for
plIh waiting actual election Member
"a hb6Mn was appointed clerk and called
h roll OF Members, who came forward with
Irtilcates, aud took their places before the
"A Lpeaker's deak 10 DO sworn H. They wers
Z ioOn ranged about like candidates for con
lfmatiop-
4 Judge Johnfon administered the oath by
' Htches, SWEARING tsa at q time.
ThocIwaa rranlng of necfs on the Ro
y publlcah side when Hamilton county wal
called, ha there was curiosity to SOC them 10
4. line. Ten litto lndians,h said one, They
~ mAdsbno batch, ijrans towering above all
II tho olbors ThlrS was hush whom the last
man toak his place. Mr. Hilles, OF Bel
4 mod, moved that the certificates OF the
N melborn Of Hamilton county DO read. That
IN OifMalony" WIS read and Member Wash
4 10, OF Lorraine, entered n protest
Z AZ WaShburn was not q member yet the
Bpor was quickly withdrawn by Dan.
q lyan, who gave II 10 Hilles, who sent II up.
~ lhere was an objection on the Democratic
. Ilde, but Robinson said; "Read itn In
4 l.ubstance II reoited that all the certificates
" we're dated October IL, before Abstract No
had boon prepared or the official vote do
|A Ted
n Several Democrats Jumped up oSctedly,
II Robinson soolhod them by saying coolly;
In Vfotost oyerruled. Under the constitution
|# % secretary OF state can not cnlortaiu any
4, ,thor business than that IA hand, II may
'H that these ccriidont,a were issued before
40 completion OF tbs count but | have no
4 Official lnowl dgo o, H. must accept the
i o,rtlacatoSn IApplauso by the Democratic ]
a Next air. Cowgirl wanted 10 introduce a
solution Objection WIS again made by
III aDemourata, but tho lmperturbablo Rob
h, son eald, ''Read itn Tho resolution re-
~ rrod 60 frauds Ia Cincinnati, aud that TO
II uyestigate 10 waenete@ary He asked that
bo members DO lroiused eeats, that thor
ls0s DO refofreI o. tho committee on prlvl.
III gos aud oloctlon9, and tho members not DO
limited until tle report OF that committee
III \ accepted 10y tlld house
Moro objeoionl, but Robinson startled
10 Democrats into another cheer by do.
airing thu resolution out OF order This
vas al a pnrt OF ho Republican schomo 10
How Democrats assurance that thoy were
D X, Every plan had born prepared aud
,oblne0n gnow what ho was about Tho
Hall proceeded, aud before l0A5 all were
worn IN myt Farrhr, OF Guernsey, who Is
ick NJ homo, and TompLina Robinson OK
plaiped his ruling, saying Chat ho had rolig.
oualy Observed lhp law aud explained tho
Atutes [Applnunpl
Roll cal Vas ordered and showed 100
nombora present. two R0publicau8 Thomp-
.lns aud farrpr, being absont, and two
Vpomocrale Cgpt Birrott nominated
tjohn o, Entrokin for speaker; John Me-
I lrido pominataIl Ia q, Colo, OF Stark.
Entrekin vas ecled, receiving flty'six
1 votes, Cole forty ylnine, ehch voting for ouch.
,ntretn was declared elected and took
u scat, eaoortelby CoVgIll and Colo with
.heoN Judge JoPuson sNorc him In, and tho
iow speaker, drAnelpg b glass OF wator, DO.
n IAN his speech with, rOno hundred years
go,n roforrlng N tha Continental congress
md drawing colupltstn llo forecast his
! iGlcultica aud rpi'srrol % tho protest latoly
| resented, and DECLARED that tho eyes OF tho
N alton wore on this body, and promised 10
speaker without foar or favor, boyo
TX 10 ntos 10 grind, btc,, bit II, as alleged,
have boon frauds In Hamilton county,
hay must 10 exposed Cor tho public good,
" otfor party sake. The Ito OF tho republic
iat stake Nt
Nor speaker pro tcm, Dan. ], Ryan was
chosen over George w. Hcglor, OF Craw-
ford The Democrats nominated tho clerks
Y n tho last housc, and tho Republicans elected
v ho nominoos Of Saturdays caucus, as fol-
lows, Chief clerk, David Lanning; sor-
soant.et arms y N, Allcn FIRST assistant,
lnm Laudon; second assistant " H. Wat
\ kina, third assistant. Hon. Frcd. Blcnkor,
\ Journal clerk, George H. Kolkor; message
clorit, John O. Longworth, enrolling olork,
v A, Webb, engroaaing clork, Calvin W.
.oynolda, oolorod, recording clork, Mis-
n Kate Palmer,
\ Speaker Extroldu announced tho following
\ omulttoeai
\ Rulcs-Messrs Doatty, Matthows, Ryan,
ileglor aud Young,
Finance - Mcssra Brown, OF Warron;
n HIowgill, Barrett Drumback, Capo, Turner,
ollond and Hubbard,
u Judiciary -Aicssrs, Taylor, OF Franklin;
kyorthlpgton, Cameron, Rawlius, Mcrrick,
Ujolo and Williams, OF Coahocton,
pflyilegos aud Elections -Nlcars. Poor
N ian Cameron, Drumbaok, Lampson, Lin
II ,dR, Higgins and Mcbride This commit
4 10 willdoal With, tho Cincinnati contests,
4 ud has tho hardest work OF tho session. Tho
Ii yo ihni mon On each oommittoe nro DOM
trata. Poorlnan, chairman Of tho last COM
ilttae, Ia from Belmont and Is good man,
n ting an editor
II Tho spoalor appointed tho following
Ia ,aesi Elmer Blazer, of 0allla county,
NJ ussoll Bell, OF Guernsey, WIN, Crippou,
IA Athens, Goo, Archer, OF Franklin; John
iloborts, Of lops ..,
Ia thd senatl tliero was no trouble. Gov
vrpor Warwick presided, anl Rov. Aylos-
Forth prayed, Henntor Gable clorkod. Tho
Iamllton county big four senators presented
lIue ribbon certificates, aud were sworn in
Jtbout troubla o'Neill was choocn prosl.
! ent ovpr uebrko II, Ely and the Domo-
ratio caucus candidates were nll elected 40
Ifollowtl Chief clerk, Q, l.. Vellandigham,
ournal clerk, \, j Fisk, message clerk,
\ jarlou Trevotl, engrosslng clerk, Miss Nellie
! D'Iaean, enrolling clerk, Jnnes Grogen,
/. scordihg clerk, James ireland, sorgeont.at-
rms, Charles Kegleyy frat assistant Dan.
4 o'NaIll, second assistant, Addison.
Resolutions wore adopted as follows, To
|! dopt tle rules of the last senate, 10 appoint
committed on standing committees; 10
slect seats by lot, 10 appoint joiut COM
attep on inauguration.
AVN, rhs ooverpor's Message.
vi W,..l.l.ln N Inn q = lnvnrnnr Unnd.