Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-01

| Pierce, Price,
Rogers, Richardson,
| Stockdale, Sayers,
Stone (Mo.), Stone (Ky.)
| Tuner (Ga.), Tarsney,
Vandever, Turpin,
Walker (Mo.), Wade
| Wike Washington,
Wilson (Mo.), Wilson (Ky.),
Wise.-6I.
FOR WASHINGTON.
| Those voting for the capital were:
Anderson, Lanham,
Atkinson, Lee,
| Bankhead, Lester (Va),
Banks, Maish,
b artne, McClammy,
| Bayne, McComas,
| Bergen, Milliken,
Blanchard, Moore (Tex.),
Boatden, Morgan,
Breckenridge (Ky.), Morse,
Brewer, O'Ferrall.
Browne (va), O'NeiIl (Mass).
Buchanan (Va.], O'Neill (Pa.),
Bum, Owens (O.),
Compton. Randall (Mass.),
Dargan, Reilly,
DeEaven, Reyburn,
Edmunds, Robertson,
Finley, Rowland,
Gibson, Rusk,
Greenhalge, Scull,
Grout Stewart (Ga),
Harmer, Stewart (Tex.l,
Hemphill, Stockbridge,
Henderson IN. c., Stump,
Hooker, Tucker,
Houk, Wheeler (Ala.),
Kerr (Pa.), Wilson w. Va )-56
|. Cumberland Gap-Mr Skinner; l.
The pairs were: Mr. Wilbur with Mr.. Ran
dali, Pennsylvania; Mr.. Cooper, Indiana,
and Mr.. Williams, Illinois; Mr.. O'Donnell
and Mr. Kilgore; Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. For
ney; Mr. Cogswell and Mr.. Phelan Mr. Buch-
| anan, New Jersey, and Mr.. w hitthorne; Mr..
Darlington and Mr.. Cothran Mr.. Wilson,
Kentucky, and Mr.. Painter; MI. Bliss and
Mr.. Biggs.
The absentees were: Mr. Allen, Missis-
sippi; Coleman, Hall, Rife, Sanford, Seney
and Sweeney.
Mr.. Chandler of Massachusetts, Chairman n
of the special committee on the fair did
not vote.
The result of the first vote was very gratl
| flying to the friends of Chicago, both on and
| off the floor.
| After the announcement by the Speaker of
| the result and that neither city had received
| a majority of the votes cast, tanother roll
call was ordered which resulted:
Cnlcago
New York. ..................... SO
| st. LOUIS. .....r........-....... 59
Washington. ..... 40
And Cumberland Gap had disappeared as
| a contestant.
! The changes were as follows: Anderson,
| from Washington to Chicago; Bergen, from
| Washington to New York Bum, from Wash
ing to New York; Crisp, from st. Lonis to
| New York; Greenhalge, from Washington to
1 New York; Harmer, from Washington to
| New York; Henderson On. O., from Wash
| ington to New York; Morse from Wash
| ington to New York; ONeill (Pa.), from
| W. ~. ID frnr
New York to Chicago; Rowland, from Wash
| ington to New York; Skinner, from Cumber-
| land Gap to Washington; Vandever, from
| ST. Louis to Chicago; Wheeler, from Wash
| ington to New York; Wilcox, from New
| York to Chicago.
In addition to these Bayne, who voted for
| Washington, and Turner (Kan.). who voted
| for Chicago on the first ballot, failed to vote
| on the second; Cogswell. who had been pair
| ed with Mr. Phelan voted for Chicago, and
the following named members who failed to
| vote at first voted on the second ballot
| Coleman for Washington, Hall for Chicago,
| Sanford for New York, Seney for Chicago
| and Sweeney for Chicago.
| AS soon as the result had been announced
| and that no city had received majority of
| all the votes cast, the third vote was or
| ordered. The official announcement was
Chicago III
| New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......... w
| St.
| Washington .......................... "a
| Total VOTE. S06
| Necessary to choice. .......... .154
| Bankhead changed from Washington to
| New York Bartine from Washington to Chi
cago; Blanchard from Washington to ST..
Louis Breckenridge (Ky.), from Washing
| ton to St. Louis; Gambler (Mass.), from st.
| Louis to New York; Morgan, Washington
to New York; Finley, Washington to
| Chicago; Henderson IN. C.), New York to
| Washington (his first choice); Lane from st.
Louis to Chicago; Maish, Washington to
| New York McClammy, Washington to New
York; Moore (Tex.) from Washington to
| ST. Louis Morrill, from st. Louis to Chicago
| Oates from st. Louis to Washington O'Neill
| (Mass.), Washington to Chicago; Reyburn,
| Washington to New York Robertson, Wash
| ington to ST. Louis; Scranton, Chicago to
| New York; Scull, Washington to Chicago
| Turpin from st. Louis to Chicago; Wilcox
| from Chicago to New York; Wilson (Ky.),
| St. Louis to New York and Wise from st.
Louis to Washington.
| The following named members who had
| previously voted failed to respond on this
| ballot: Ellis, Enloe and Richardson, of the
StLouis party; Ewart, LaFollette, ,Owen( (Ind)
| and Thompson of the Chicago contingent
| Lansing, of New York, and McComas and
owen (O.) of Washington. Bayne returned
to New York this time instead or aSnlng :
| ton, his first choice. Turner (kan.) also re-
turned and voted again for Chicago.
Without delay the roll was called and the
| fourth ballot resulted:
Chicago. .l34
| New YORK. 30
st. Louis. ..-......-----.........- A.
| Washington. ......................... rs
Total vote. Observation-Disclosures. .30t
The Chicago men felt jubiiant over the re-
suit, for they had gained seven votes as
against gain Of only three for New York.
st. Louis lost five votes and Washington five
This result was brought about by the fol-
lowing changes Banks, from Washington
to New York; Brewer, from Wash
ington to Chicago; Buchanan (va) Wash
ington to New York; Clements, st. Louis te
New York: Grout, Washington to Chicago
McClammy, back from New York to Wash
ington; Mccormick, New York to Chicago
Rife. New York to Chicago; Tucker, Wash
in gton to New York; Turner (Ga- J, st. Louis
to Washington; Washington, st. Louis u
New York; Wheeler (Ala.), New York to st