The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-06
The seventesnth ballot showed no chan0e

Inc seventeenth ballot showed no change.
The first ballot, in detail, wns as follows:
For Crisp-Messrs. Anderson, Alexander,
Allen, zimmerman, Bacon, Bankhead Bee
man. Bentley. Blanchard. Blount, Branch,
Bullock, Bum, Cadmus, Campbell, Castle,
Catchings, Clarke of Alabama, Cobb of
Alabama, Cochran, Compton, Cowles,
Crawford. Cummings, Daniel. Donovan,
DUNCAN, Dunphy, Edmunds, Elliott, Ellis,
English, Epes, Everett, Fellows, Fitch, For
ney, Fowler, Geisenheimer, Gillespie, Gra-
dy, Gresnleaf, Haynes, Hemphill, Hender-
son, Herbert, Johnstone of South Caro-
lima, Jones, Kribbs. Lawson Of Geor-
gia, Layton. Lester of Virginia. Les
ter of Georgia, Lewis, Little.
Livingston, Mallory, Mcdonald, McKaig,
McRae, Montgomery, Moses, Oates. OFFER
rail-, Outhwaite, Owens, Page of Maryland,
Pattison, Paynter, Pendleton, Rayner,
Robertson. Rockwell, Rusk. Stackhouse,
Tumpf, Stillman. Turner, Turpin, Van
Horn, Warwick. Wheeler of Alabama,
Williams Of North Carolina and Winn-84.
For Mills-Messrs. Abbott, Andrew, Bal
ley. Barwig, Bowman, Brawley, Breckin-
ridge OF Arkansas. Breckinridge Of Ken
lucky, Bretz, Brickner, Brookshine, Brown,
Drummer, Bushnell, Butler, Bydum. Can't
netti, Copehsrt, Caruth, Cate, Causey,
Chaplin. Clancy. Coburn, Coolidge, Coombs,
Cooper, Cox Of New York, Grain, Crosby,
Culberson, De Forrest, Diokerson, Dixon
Fithian, Forman. Geary, Hall,
Hamilton. Hare. Harries, Harter,
Hayes. Hoar. Hooper. Johusen OF Ohio,
Lockwood, Long, Mayer. Mitchell, Moore,
Mutchler, O'Neill of Missouri, FARRELL,
Pearson, Sayers, Seerly. Sperry, Stahl-
necker, Stewart of Texas, Tracey, Tucker,
Warner, White. Wilcox, Williams of
Massachusetts,, Wilson of West Virginia,
Wise and Wolverton-7S.
For McMillin-Messrs. Beltzhoover, Boat
ner, Bunting, Chipman, Covert, Cox Of
Tennessee Enloe, Goodnight, Kyle, Logan.
Patterson, Pierce, Price, Richardson, Snod-
grass. Stockdale. Stone of kentucky, aud
Washington-l8
For Springer - Messrs. Babbitt,
Bryan, Busey, Cable, Darborrow, Gantz,
Gormal, Holman, Houk of Ohio, lawson
of Virginia, Lynch. Martin. Mcclellan, Nc
Gam, Miller. Newberry, Page of Rhode
Island, Patton. Reilly. Scott, Shively,
Snow, Stevens, Stewart of Illinois. Stout.
Terry, Weadock, Wheeler of Michigan,
Whiting, Wike, Williams of Illinois, and
Youmans-32.
For Hatch-Messrs Arnold, Bland,
Byrnes, Cobb of Missouri, Dearmond,
Dockery, HallowelI, Heard, Mansur, Nor
ton, Riley, Shell. Tarsney and Wilson of
Missouri-14.
For Stevens or Observation-Disclosures.
O'Neil Of Massachusetts,.
In tho next two ballots Mr.. Lawson of
Virginia, Peel of Arkansas, She'll of
Missouri, Stevens Of Massachusetts, and
Weadock OF Massachusetts broke to Mr..
Crisp. All Of their votes, except those of
Mr. Shell, who had supported Mr.. Hatch,
being lost to Mr.. Springer. Mr.. Mansur of
Missouri and Mr.. Williams of Illinois broke
from Messrs. Hatch and Springer,
respectively to Mr.. Mills aud this was the
beginning of the disiategration Of the Ills
nois and Michigan delegations. 1t was
after 10 o'clock before the tenth ballot was
ended, and the members began to get very
weary as ballot after ballot passed without
showing material change.
THE MEMBERS WEARY.
The caucus had now heen in session over
six bours with no prospect of adjourn
and the members began to pair Off for flf-
teen minutes at a time in order to take a
hasty lunch at the restaurant below. The
incesssnt call of the roll told YEARLY
on Messrs. Blanchard aud Anderson,
and alternate secretaries were selected
In the persons Of Mr. Caminetti Of Califor-
MIA and Mr.. Rusk of Marylaf d. During all
this time constant pressure was being ex-
erted by the various leading candidates to
scatter the forces of Messrs. Springer. Nc
Millin aud Hatch, but the followers
Of these gentlemen stood resolute.
Various members began to discuss