Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-08

tuutu Dl 1IlHI, ny congressman john. |
sou OF Mills' following aud by Colonel |
Jones, editor OF the st. Louis ReIribfo- |
But the amount OF solace or encourage. |
ment he gave either or amy Of them |
could not be learned. That most " |
McMillnu'a follower were decidedly |
pledged 10 q second choice, and that !
Springer md his Immediate friends
held the key To the situation, was the
general opinion, and the fret ballot Of
the evening was awaited with breath
less interest.
The frst change came when the
name OF Burrows, one Of Sprlnget's
Illinois supporters, was reached. That
gentleman voted FOR Crlsp, and few
minutes later another Of Spfingcr's
Illinois friends voted for the Georgia
candidate. Bobbitt and Miller (Wis.)
went TO Mills forces. Crisp was TOW
wiphln eleven votes Of the nOmina-
tl0n, but McMillnn's nineteen men
were ttlll unmOved. No cleo
ton was possible while they remained
loyal TO the Tennessee candidate.
During all this time Mcmillan had
been holding frequent conferences
WHY his colleagues. On the following
ballot there was one change, fraught
with ominous portent TO Mills. Mr..
Schumacher, who had steadily voted for
Mills, changed 10 Crisp. BObhitt
(Wis.) returned 10 Springer. So the
tweniy.ninth ballot resulted. Crisp,
iOi; Mills, 0i; Mcmillan, 10; Springer,
o; Stevens, /.
AZ the beginning Of the thIrtle,h
ballot, anu before the call begun, Me-
MILAN, who had been standing In the
rear of the lobby, entered the hsll.
Instantly there was n busst OF APP
plause.
MCMILLAN oBTAIHED RECOGNITION,
aud, thanking his followers formally
Withdrew from the contest, amid
applause. As tho ballot proceeded his
| followers began IN scatter, Covert, En-.
l0e and Kyle went 10 Mills, aud Wash.
inglOn 10 Criap. when tho name OF
| Mcmillan was called, that gentleman
rose aud vOlel Tor Mills. Change now
came IN rand succession aud at the
conclusion OF the ballot Crisp stood
with ia votes aud Mills with l03. The
| Georgia candidate was one sh0r, o.
/ nomination, with Springer Hnd his
lii,le baud " followers holding the bal
ance o. power. 10 remained to the
Illinois leador 10 say who would he
Speaker OF the Fifty second Congress.
Gfuat applause greeted Springer AZ
| he entered the hall. There was a
hteathltss pause M Springer proceeded
- his little group Of supporters aud,
shaking hands nil rouul, thanted
each Tor his loyal oupp0fl. The House
npplandcd this graceful little act. aud
wien Springer asked recognition from
the chair and prepared 10 vote the
| Fuapcutp was painful.
III desire, - fnid Mr.. Springer, "to be
recorded NJ voting ior Mr.. Crisp"
The vote Of Springer
EOMiNArED CRISP,
and tho applause which greeted tho
announcement was daafening. a
dozen members rushed to grasp the
liinOis mhti's hand, aud lac was the
recipient Of m enthusiastic ovation Tor
Crisp. Busey and Stuart Qllf.) and
Holman (lnd.) followed their candl.
date, aud, alter Spflugeg'a withdrawal,
voted with him Tor Crisp. snow lill-.l,
Brigan (Neb.l ana Martin aud Patton
lind. J remained on record ne voting for
Springer. 80 the result of the anal
decisive ballot waa Crisp 10, Mills lO5,
Springer and stevens |.
TuE DETAILED VOTE WAS:
For Crisp - Anderson, Alexander,
Allou, Amrrman, Bacon, Bunkhcld,
Becman, Beethoven, Bentley, B'anch-
ard. Blounl, Branch, Bullock, Bum,
liusey, ByTnos, CadmuH, Campbell
Castle. Cstchinrs, Clarke, Cobb,
(Ala.), Cochran, Compton, Cowlos,
Crawford, Cummings, Daniels, Dom
ovan, DUNCAN, Dampsey, Durhurrowi
Edmunda, Elliott, Ellis, EugllAh
Ems, Everett, Fellows, Fitch, FOrney,
Fowler, GnntE, Geissenhainer, GILES
pie, Goodnight dntman, Grady
Grrenleaf. Hallowcll, Hatch, Haynes
Hemphill, Henderson, (N,C., Her
bort, Hoimes, Hoak, (O.b John.ione
Jones, Krlbb,, Lawson, (Na) law
son (GiD, Layton, Lestor, IVA }
Lester, (Ga.). Lewis, Little, Law
ing,ton, Mallory, McAlecr, McClol
land, Mcdonald, McCann, Me
llaig, Mcllas, Montgomery, Mo
SEES, Oates, O'rerrell, Cultivate
Owens, Page, tR. ~, Page, Md
, l'altlson, Payntor, Pell, Pendletou
, Pierre, Price, Rayner, RoIlley, Rich
srdson, Robertson, Rockwell, Rusk
Shell, ahively, Springer, stackhouse
Stahnecker, Stevens, Steward (Ill)
, Stockdale, Stout, Stump, rarsney
Tillman, Turner, Turpin, Van Horn
r Wnrw lex, Washington, Weadsck
. Wheeler, (Ala,l, Waiting, Williams
o l(N.C1, Wilson, MO and Winu-llu
I For Mills-Abbott, Andrew, Arnold
, Rabbit, Bailey, Barwiy, Bland, Boethe
r bowman, Brawley, Breckinrldg
(Ark.), Breckinridge (ky.l, Brett
. Briokcr, BfOokshlre, Brown, Brun
o nor, Bunting, Bushnell, Butler Bynum
!, Cable, Caminettl,' Caruth, Gate, eau
|. sey, Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy, Cobt
Mol, Coburn, Coolidge, Coombi
d Cooper, Covert, Cox n. f.b Coz
: (renu.i, Grain, Crossluy, GU
n bersen, Dearmond, DeForett, Dick
eraon, Dixon, Dlckery, Enlos
Fithiau, Forman, Geary, Hal
Hamilton, Hare, Harris, Harter, Ker
l. dali, Hayes, Hayes, Hoar, Hook'
d (Mlss.l, Johnson (Ohiol, kilgorei kyl'
% Logan, Lane, Lanham, Lapnan
h Lockwood, Long, Lynch, WagueI
It Mnnsur, McCreary, Mckinney, Nj
10 MILAN, Meyer, Miller, Mitchell, Mui
6 cher, Newherry, Norton, O'Nell Mo.
10 Parrot, Pattlson, Pearson, Sayer
Scott, Seerly, Snodgrass, Sporty, Stew
n All ffex.l, Stone (Ky.), Terry, Tracy
u Tucker, Warner, Wheeler (Mioh.
II White, Wake, Wilcox, william
At (Mass.i, Williams (Ill.l, Wilson Va.
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