New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

And Other High Class Grocers.
Mr.. Tucker from Washington 10 New-lork, Mr..
Turner. of Georgia from ST. Louis TO Washington,
Mr. Washington from ST. Louis TO Ncw-Nork'
Mr. Wheeler, of Alabama. from Ncw-lork to NJ.
Louis, Mr.. Wise from Washington to New-No rN'
The following members dropped out on
this ballot: MeSsrs. Andrew, Baker and Herbert
who voted for Ncw-York on the third ballot.
Breckenridge. of Arkansas; Lewis, Rogers ana
Socldac who had voted for St Louis, llcmphlli
and Niliiken Of Washington, and Owen, of Indiana
Nybo had been for Chicago. McSsrs Enoc and
Lansing returned TO vote for Ncw-lork, Ewart,
! Thompson and La Toilette for Chicago, McComas
for WASHINGTON and Richardson for ST. Louis.
Mr. Buchanan. of New-Jcrscy. who had been
paired voted for Ncw-York, and Mr.. Owen. OF
Ohio VINO had voted on the second ballot for
Washington. but missed the third, voted for
Chicago.
Even without waiting for rccapltuation OF
the votes the Reading Clerk, showing signs
of WEAKNESS began the mOnotonous roll-call once
more As the call advanced. the Chicago men
began. for the first time. TO show symptoms Of
ureasincss and McssTs Mason ana Springer who
were doing ;he larger part of the whipping in"
! redoublcd their efforts, hurrying pages INTO tie
restaurant and commttcc-rooms after absent mem
bers. and routing Others from the lobbcS and
! ClOakrOOmS
Mr. Flower was keeping tally for the New
Workers. and greeted every accession with smile.
From his seat in the centre, Mr.. Hit was doing
the same for the Chicagoans, and appeared 20 be
the least anxious of the little knot Of earnest
whisperers in his vicinity. Nh Martin. OF Texas
was consulting with his colleague, Mr. Mills, a.
to whether he would be justified in changing his
vote from St Louis TO New-York and his hoarse
| whisper with the other Conversations disturbed
the proceedings 10 such extent that The Speaker
WIS compellcl to suspend the roll-call t. obtain
order Finally Mr. Martin changed his vote In
time 10 Join the losing side.
The fifth ballot showed a total vote Of Sl2, and
the apprehensouS Of the ChicaeoanS were jusiiiie
! in a measure for New-Nork gained hitcen votes,
while Chicago added only SIN to her column.
St Louis, meanwhile, tell Of ten votes ana
Washington five. This is the way II happened .
Mr.. Atkinson changed from Washington TO Chi
cago. Mr. Blanchard from st. Louis TO Ncw-lorl'
| Mr. Boatner from St Louis 10 New-Nork, j. u
Brown of Indiana from 81. Louis 10 Chicago, Nj.
! Cate from st Louis 10 New-l ork Mr.. CoweS from
| Cbicapo 10 St Louis Mr.. Culbcrson OF Texas from
! ST Louis 10 Chicago. Mr.. Dorgan from Ncw-iork
! 10 Chicago Mr. Grimes from 81. Louis 10 New
! York Nr Henderson of North Carolina from Wash
! ington 10 ST. Louis Mr.. Martin Of Texas from -
Louis 10 New-York, Mr.. McCammy from Wash
| ington 10 81. Louis, Mr.. Mcmillan from St Louis
TO New-York. Mr. McRac from 81. Louis 10 Ne"
York. Mr. Moore Of Texas from 81. Louis 10 New
York. Nj Oates from Washington 10 New-lork
Mr. O'Neill Of Indiana from 81. Louis 10 Chicago
| Mr. Peel from St Louis 10 New York. Mir Pierce
| from 81. Louis 10 New-Iork, Mr.. Richardson from
| ST Louis to Ncw- York. Mr.. Robertson from -
Louis 10 New-Nork, Nh Scranton from New-ior"
10 Chicago Messrs. Cobb and Kennedy. OF the
Chicago party, failed 10 vote; and 50 did Mr
Randall, Of Massachusetts,, who had been foi
Washington and Mr. Nenable, Of Ncw-York.
The following members, who failed 10 vote OF
the preceding ballot cast their votes and returned
Mcssrs Andrew Baker and Herbert, TO New-lorlt
Ellis. Lewis and St0ckdalc TO st. Louis lIcmphil
and Millikcn to Washington, and owen Of Indian.
TO Chicago Mcssrs Brccknridac Of Arkar 81
and Rogers also returned, but changed their vote.
from St. Louis TO New-l DIRK
| All was excitement as the roll-call again he
gan. II was apparent that the Southern members
who had stcadf,stly supported St. Louis up tt
this point were beginning 10 break away ano
were going over 10 Ncw-Yorli. Consequently III,
expectations Of the NEWCOMERS were at the high
est point indeed, on this vote they pollcd theii
full strength. but gained only six votes. whilC
Chicago gained nine, and St. Louis and Washing
ton kept up their steady rctrogrcssion, the former
losing ten and the latter five votes
The total vote was aean 312, Of which Chi
cago received 1l9, Ncw-York IIG, 81. Louis .
and Washington -. The changes were: Ncssrs
Anderson Of Mississippi from St Louis 10 Chi
cago, Coleman from Washington 10 Chicago
Cowles from 81. Louis TO Ncw-York. Icmphil
from Washington to Ncw-Yorll, Henderson o
North Carolina, from St. Louis 10 Ncw-lork
l Holman from 81. Louis TO Chicago IloulC from
Washington TO Chicago, Kerr Of Pennsylvania
from Washington to Ncw-York, Lanham from
Washington 10 Chicago, Lewis from
St. Louis TO Chicago, McCammy from ST. Loui
10 Ncw-York, Miilikcn from Washington 10 Chi
tago, Morgan from Washington 10 Chicaco
O'Ncal of Indiana, from Chicago 10 Washing
ton Osborne from Ncw-(ork 10 Chicago, Pric
; from ST. Louis 10 Ncw-lork, Saycrs from -
, Louis TO Chicago, Skinner from ST. Louis Il
Ncw-York Wade from ST. Louis 10 Chicago
Ncssrs. Abbot favoring St. Louis, Dargan, Chi
Z caeo. and Dinghy. Ncw-York, did not vote. Nh
I Cobb returned and voted for St Louis; as Nh
S Kennedy did for Chicago Mr.. Randall, Of Massa
r chusctts, for Washington ami Mr. Vcnabc 70
Ncw-YOrIl
n The New-York people were discounted at thci
= small gain, and began to realize that they coul
$ do no more The dcscrtion of Wade, of Missouri
p from St Louis to Chicago, added 10 their alarm
u So the reading Of the vote was demanded, no
: 10 verify it, but TO secure time for consultation
Heads were together all the House, and In
z result was shown, just the roll-call was he
= gun, by Mr. Wilson rising and moving a reces
> until tomorrow at / | o'clock. There was "A shou
Of disapproval and dcfison from the compac
= Chicago forces; and when tie Speaker atteupie
D to put the question, several Chicasoans wei
= on their feet with points OF orie
q alleging that the motion came 10
D late-lhat the rolcall had begun. The Speake
= however, declared that ne had recognize
is Mr. Wilson before the first name was called, an
put the question. Without waiting for the al