Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-22

f.rfarr refused l0 rlUUlt any NlVplcllluui
~ .., enter she caucus. Scott and Others
/ .t., uree5 chat the arbitration echeme be
San ua a.sn MorrsaaB and Morris,
,.-1 had reused to agree TO this, were
Ithore9 on Morrison consented, but
Norris was obdurste He left the caucus
hsfors ID was over aud in high dudgson-
rbs eleven remaining determined 20 20
,, with the arbitration aud AR
-,rgs terms without Morris If possible.
Pnt ths trireer was already SET in another
direction ard they never had "a chance 20
carry oot Ihi. determination.
r1 tha D-mrcraic caucus there was an
unusually lively time. Senator McCallis-
t.r EXPRESSED himself very torcloIy IN
favor 0f some sort ot an organization, snd
i-ti,et.f t7st hs might he called upon 10
,.ts fore REGULAR Republican. Price and
rlrrrrov fatIy refused Co give any as
sr-snces that they would vote for Carr.
rrev based their objections on the ground
That thev were informed that the hanaw-
hs Ssrsror wss iu negotiations with the
gernbfeans It wss impossible 20 exp SO
s...v their oil cl1ls. and the caucn5
.-..eup With very u1s31siact7ry results.
rGrITIEss BALLOTS.
Matters were in fhi, shspe wien the
s.-ste reas .mblld. on ihs one hundred
,,l twentieth ballot tbe Democrats voted
.or Arbuckle and the Republicans for
Davis There was Che ususl number OF
scattering votes snd no election. On the
rarst b,l.ot the result was. TnIbee 10;
r-,rr1ov 6. scattering, s. Tue next bal
I-t was the same old thing Some OF the
Democratic Sc TORS bad heen coniering
ir the meanwhile, aud determined TO try
t- eltcs Carr. without any assurances from
r.rrr1ov or Price ss 20 their probable
a.4rr The kauawha Senator himself
i.da short talk with Aiin6sg and then dls
s,r. .r.d INFO one of the ants-rCons. The
b.'l-- continued The Clerk called the
name OF is. s. Carr twice, md for the hrst
r-s iun1g DE session there was
-, response. NcCa,lis,er was the
inst Democrat t1 vote Tor Carr.
s.rs,- Sweeney NanPelt and Iea'er
.1rorsi. The changing Immediately
.s.sr. Itras lssd by Senator kuott, and
.r.-r Usm1cr tie Senator except Messrs.
r.,r-rov and Price Tney refused 10
..,rrs. and tae effort % elect was fail-
--. Oh tha two n.Xl bsliots the Demo
...-. r.1r uild the slua tactics Carr
.-. .ut both times. Miuear voted for
..- and nine DemCcrsts voted for him.
r... ,r-., fOm Flouwoy aud Price would
elected. hut they were not forthcom-
rr--. ,is mo- election. The Demo
... Senators had iu The meantime labor
..r-.y with trsir two refractory
..-.- .r- -rey could not see their way
..-.r decisive acc01
r. ltuauCn o. motion To- take q
al vgs carried Daring the
gsi E-pubhcsn proposals
r-.h.y explained TO both Flour
.-f pr.s. and q better understanding
ctut O1 their side tire Repnbli-
u attempted 90 sIoitrate with
Ca--. h1- were lstiy sluobat-
nusroaI TACTICS.
rrss ap9rsu. To- sl when the Seuat9
-.-ss-arrI-d that a1 election was immi-
-.rt THE Republicans determined 20 pre-
vent ir. and started i1 ol their cid llbus-
f.-.-u telrs Fer tls ls. time during
t-r r... .d-i.as. tle5 showed thar they
v0rII ro. submit t0 Clrr's election unless
driven toit Dbto-r motions were h.ed,
ar. .te- 1ucther until ttc Senate was in
almost au insztri8h.a gle, and in al
ms. .ss-y important enc the hlihusters
...e .rrrCr..c hr t.c solid Republican
r..e The session began 90 1880, ard ret
rr.-l exactly fH was possible 60 take
rv..a Then every erpedieu in the mar
row luI SLOWED by the order under
which rls Senate wa8 acting bad been
1lrsl Morris b.gau the light by NOV
.- toal.oll unal I'D a. m. tomorrow.
d. r.. defeated. and be followed with a
motto. I1 fasea recess. Tint was also
ff He then introduced a rssoIuuon
tHe I.tsa-ure adjourn until April /,
'--. lHera long wrangio the resolution
. declared 17. of orier A motion to
f..rl until ID O.. u. tomorrow, MOTION
TOAD. .1ro nu-i ID tomorrow, and Wed
-..lsy u. ID o.. m. were defeated in rapid
.u.. Fo1 Tee ayes and noes were de-
handed Cn a'l these Morrison, of Brax-
.ar. then sock hsrd in the diibusteTing
rr hersu altsruatir. motions 20 adjourn
.-t u0.o1s tOr q recess. This was kept
r.suIc.Iio1sly untl it was declared ont
..-ia- hv rhe chair s. motion TO tN the
. ...e to1h.cl ta adioura was then sprung,
.nf aftar h-rs generally amordCd by the
hr fr.rs ws carried.
srEANG a SURPRISE
A f.. mars resoltous, motions 20 ad-