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


shiyeley Smith. Of Illinois; Smith, OF west 'iISii"
svmscr Sndcr Spooner Springer Stephenson S'ruole'
Taylor OF Illinois; Taylor. Of Tennessee; f. b. i"'io'
J. d. TAYLOR Of Ohio Thomas, Thompson io""''iU,
OF Colorado Townsend. Of pennsylvania; turner u
Kansas; Van schack Walker. Of Massachusetts watson
Wheeler of Michigan Whiting Wickham, "i""his'
Of Ohio; Wilson OF Washington Noder-iio -,.,
N.w.York-Messrs. Andrew Baker. Barnes, Be;k"iul
Deden Bingham, Blount, Boutcut EroSIus Hiuhhef'
BuckaIew Campbell, Carlton, Clancy, Covert CumhA2S
Delano DDJc Dineley Dunphy, Elliott FdrquhaI ''h'
Hood Flower, Fowler Ceissenhaner Feroe''' N'N'''
Knapp Laidaw, Lansing, Lehbach' Lester oI "'o'4n
Lodge Mag er McAdoo, Met arthy, C0mlckM Mics MOI
~, Moor Of New Hampshire Mutchcr, Mute Osborne.
Pavne Pennington, Perry, QCackcnbush Ouhh' N'hcs'
Rockwell Russell, Sawyer sherman SiIlohuS' HIno'&'
Stshlnecker Stewart of Vermont StNers ln'h Tracey
Turner of Hcw.York Vcnsblc wallace OF assathusets
wallace Of Ncw-Y orX WicoN, Wiley, Wilkinson, Wright
YaIdley, The Speaker-72
~ LouisMcssrs Abbott, Anderson, OF Mississippi;
Boather Breckenridge Of Arkansas j. b. Brown Candief
OF Georgia; Carlisle Caruth Cate. Catchings, Clark OF
Alabama; Clements Cobb, Crisp, Cubcrson OF Texas
Dockery Ellis Enloe Foreman Frank, Goodnight GRIMES
Hare Hatch Heard, Holman Kinney, Lane Lewis Man
sur Martin Of Texas McMiln, McRae Mills, Montgom'
cry Morrill, NeidrngEaus Norton Oates, ONeall Of IN
diana; Peel Pierce Price. Richardson, Rogers savers
Sockdae Stone Kentucky; Stone. Of Missouri; IS'S
ney Turner Georgia Turpin VaudeVcr, Wade Walker
Of Missouri, Washington Wke, Wilson, OF Kentucky WI"
SON. OF Missouri Wise-Gl
Observation-Disclosures Anderson Atkinson, Banhhtau'
Banks Bartine, Bayne, Bergen, Blanchard Bo"deh'
breckenridge of Kentucky Brewer Browne OF virginia
buchanan Of Virginia Bum, Compton DaiBah' Oo
Haven. Edmunds FeIGey, Gibson, Greenhalge "rout'
uarner Hempn, Henderson, Of North Carolina; Hooker
Houk, Kerr, Of ennsylyania; Lanham. Lee LeSp' oi
Virginia; Maish. McCammy McComas' Mll'N'n'
Moore Of Texas; Morgan. Morse, OFarAil'
O'Neil, Of Massachusetts,; O'Nen. oil rem
sylyania; Owens Of Ohio; Randall. of MaSSa-
chusetts; Reilly, Reyburn, Robertson, Rowland FuNh'
scul Stewart OF Georgia Stewart OF texas; H'o'N,
bridge stump Tucker. Wheeler, Of Alabama; Wilson, OF
West Virgina-56.
Cumberland Gap-Mr. Skinner.
The pairs were Mr. WILDER with Mr.. Randall, Of Penn
sylyana; Mr.. Cooper, Of Indiana and Nh Williams, OF
Illinois: Mr. O Donncn and Mr.. Kgore; Mr. Arnold and
Mr. Forney; Mr. Cogswell and Mr. Phelan Mr. buchanan
Of New.Jersey and M. whithorne; Mr. Darlington ana
Mr.. Cothran Mr. Wilson, Of Kentucky, and Mr. Paynter ;
Mr.. Bliss aud Mr.. Biggs.
The absentees were Messrs. Allen, OF Mississippi:
Coleman Hall Rife, Sanford. Sency, Sweeney. Mr..
Gambler Of Massachusetts, chairman Of the Specia! Com
mtee the Fair, did not vote
The Speaker announced that the total number
Of votes cast was 305, and that SO was a ma
jority
During the call many members kept tally for
themselves; and IL happened that, when MI
Masons name was called, he shouted out " 50 y
tmeaning the total number of votes cast for Chi
cago up TO that point, but corrected himself i'm
rediately 10 Chicago, 10 the amusement of the
House The Chicago people were jubilant upon
from expressing their feelings openly by reason
of the Speakers caution TO the House to refrain
from any demonstration During the recapitula-
ton of the names there were signs of consultation
among the leaders, and the Chicago and Wash
ington people looked with suspicion upon Mr.
Dockery when he approached Amos j. Cummings,
of New-York. with whom he held whispered con-
versation for moment
The second ballot was taken and resulted as
follows Chicago, 12l New-lork, So; St Louis.
SO; Washington, As. This showed gains of SIX
and eleven for Chicago and New York respective
", and losses Of two and ten for ST. Louis and
Washington respectively. The single scattering
vote also disappeared. The total vote was 800, of
which 50 is majority.
The changes were as follows
Messrs. Anderson from Washington 10 Chicago,
Bergen from Washington TO New-York, Bum from
Washington TO New-Nork. Crisp from 81 Louis
to New-York. Greenhalgc from Washington 70
New-York, Harmer from Washington TO New
York. Henderson, of North Carolina, from Wash
ington to New-York, Morse from Washington to
New-York ONeill of Pennsylvania, from Wash
ington TO New-Yorl, Rockwell from New-Nork TO
Chicago. Rowland from Washington 10 New
York, Skinner from Cumberland Gap to Wash
ington, Vandever from st. Louis TO Chicago,
Wheeler, Of Louisiana, from Washington u New
York, Wilcox from New-York 10 Chicago.
In addition to these, Mr.. Bayne, who voted for
Washington, and Mr.. Turner. Of Kansas, who
voted for Chicago, on the first ballot, failed to
vote on tie second Mr. Cogswell, who had been
paired with Mr.. Phelan, voted for Chicago, and
the following named persons, who failed to vote
at first, voted on the second ballot: MessTs.
Coleman for Washington, Hall for Chicago, San
ford for New-York, Seney for Chicago, and
Sweeney for Chicago.
AS soon as the result had been announced,
without afording opportunity for discussion,
the Speaker stated that no city had received O.
majority of all the votes cast, and accordingly
directed the clerk TO call the roll again 50 tine
strident voice of the reading clerk again began
the call There was good deal of Unsurpassed
excitement visible. which was hardly justified
by the result, although the New-York and Chi
cago people professed their satisfaction
The official announcement of this, the third
ballot was Total vote sos, necessary to a choice
l54 ; Chicago 1877, New-YOrk 80, St. Louis 49,
Washington "a AS compared with the second
ballot, this showed gain for Chicago of s. fol-
New-York of o. and losses for st. Louis and Wash
ington of 6 and IL respectively.
These gains and losses were occasoned in this
way Mr.. Bankhead changed from Washington
TO New-York, Mr.. Bar;ine from Washington t'
Chicago, Mr.. Blanchard from Washington to II
Louis. Mr.. Breckenridge Of Kentucky from Wash
ington 10 St. Louis, Mr. Gambler Of Georgia from
st. Louis 10 New-York, Mr.. Dorgan from Washing
ton TO New-York, Mr. Finley from Washington
TO Chicago, Mr.. Henderson Of North Carolina fron
New-York 10 Washington his first choice, Mr.
Lane from 81. Louis TO Chicago, Mr.. Naish from
Washington to New-York Mr.. McClamny from
Washington TO Ncw-YOrk, Mr. Moore Of TeXa
from Washington TO st. Louis, Mr.. Morrill, from
St. Louis to Chicago Mr.. Oates from 81. LOUIS Il
Washington, Mr. O'Neill Of Massachusetts iron
Washington to Chicago, Mr.. Reyburn from Wash
ington to New-York, Mr.. Robertson from Wash
ington TO st. Louis, Mr.. Scranton from Cmcas
10 New-York, Mr. Soul from Washington 10 CHI
cago, Mr.. Turpin from 81. Louis to Chicago, Nj