Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-08

Tarsney, Tillman, Turner, Tnrpin, Van
Horne, Warwick, Washington, Weadock
Wheeler, Alabama; Whiting, Williams
North Carolina; Wilson, Missouri
Winn-119.
For Mills-Abbott, Andrew, Arnold
Babbitt, Bailey, Barwig, Bland, Boa
ther. Bowman, Brawley, Breckinridge
Arkansas; Breckinridge, Kentucky
Bretz, Brickner, Brookshire, Brown
Drummer, Bunting, Bushnell, Butler
Bynum, Gable, Caminetti, Caruth, Gate,
Causey, Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy,
G ,bb, Missouri; Coburn, Coolidge,
Coombs, Cooper, Covert, Cox, New
York; Coxf Tennessee; Grain, Crosby,
Culberson, Dearmond, De Forest, Dick
erson, Dixon, Dockery. Euloe, Fithian,
Forman, Geary, Hall, Hamilton, Hare,
Harriss, Harter, Hayes, Heard, Hoari
Hooker, Mississippi; Johnson, Ohio
Kendall, Kilgore, Kyle, Lagan, Lane,
Lanham, Lapbam, Lockwood, Long,
Lunch, Magner, Mansur, McCreary, Nc
Kinney, McMillin, Meyer, Miller, Mitch
ell, Moore. Mutchler, Newberry, Norton,
O'NeilI, Missouri; Parrett, Patterson,
Pearson, Sayers. Scott, Seerley, Snod'
grass, Sperry, Stewart, Texas; Stone,
Kentucky Terry, Tracy, Tucker, Whi-
ner, Wheeler, Mississippi; White, Wike,
Wilcox, Williams, Massachusetts,; Will
Jams, Illinois; Wilson, West Virginia
Wise, Wolverton-105.
For Springer-Bryant, Martin, Patton,
Shawl.
For Stevens-O'N of Massachusetts.
On motion OF J. d. Brown, of Indiana,
the nomination OF Crisp was made
unanimous.
THE NOMINEES DECLARATION. ~
Applause and cheers greeted the ap-
pearance of the statesman from Georgia,
who expressed his gratitude and said
81 pledge myself here and now to de-
vote whatever industry and ability l
possess to the advancement of the real
interests of the Democratic party.
beg to say to you now, as l speak to you
nv first words since l am your selection
for speaker, that my election means no
step backwards in tariff reform. PRO
longed applause.l Ibeg to cay to you
that there is in our party today no man
who more earnestly believes in the
Democratic doctrine of tariff reform
than I do" Renewed cheers.l
MINOR NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were then
made for the minor Offices:
Kerr of Pennsylvania, for clerk,
unanimously.
Yoder of Ohio, for sergeant at arms,
unanimously, after it was seen that ne
was far in the lead of Murphy of Iowa.
Turner of New York, for doorkeeper,
by 178 votes to 27 for Fields of Virginia,
and 8 for Coitt of Connecticut.
Dalton of Indiana, for postmaster, by
122 to 20 for Wright of North Carolina,
36 for Barney of Wisconsin, and 80 Tor
McClammy Of North Carolina. s.
Then Springer stated that he would
in the open house, tomorrow, renomi-
nate old Chaplain Milburn of illinois,.
MILLS HAS NOTHING TO sAYs ;
After the caucus Mr.. Mills was in
vited to speak upon the result, but
answered: 81 ahavt nothing to say to
the press" ~
HATCH is HAPPY.
Hatch said he was entirely satisfied.
He voted for Crisp because the latter
possesses in the most eminentdegree all
the qualifications OF an able, conserva-
tive and successful speaker. He did
not share in the belief that Crisp was
not conscientious tariff reformer, and
was better satisfied with his record on
the silver question than that of Mills.
SPRINGER PRAISES THE NEW SPEAKER.
Springer said he had chosen the course
he deemed best for the interests of the
Democratic party, generally. "Crisp
will make an able and Impartial presid.
ing officer; there will be no scenes ol
disorder or rulings which would cause
any Democrat to regret Crisp's elevation
to this position"
81 have always insisted" said Mr..
Springer, "that the Office of speaker
should be filled by man Of judicial
mind, who would under all circum.
stances be able to maintain order and
preserve the dignity of the body. Sc
| far as the question of tariff reform il
concerned, I have taken pains to satisfy
myself that in Crisp's election it will bs
preserved as the paramount is
sue in the presidential cam
paign of 1892 But there arr
other issues, especially that of economy
in public expenditures. We must maxi
record in this canvass which will con
vince the people that we are in favor
honest and economic administration
and that no money should be expended
except such as is absolutely necessar.
for public purposes. The election O
Crisp will not complicate the presiden
tial contest. No candidate for presiden
will receive any advantage or disadvan
tage from it" s.....-