The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-09

Snrs,'l wat rccri""d Mi''i cheer. ThiS Il
t,ExTrANsx or rlrr uorsx oy attwsESrA
iivS": Fer the great hoi2r yoN have ,con.fr:e,
i"l "a" to ,tss the uties Of the "Ies
Win atsoat. imIar,ialty, ,tApnlnSse:l -
the honor. and the glory Of our beloved .conn
t:y, Ap pgaaa. lam now ready to take the
.Ghs,rlsy. oNeilI vas \, very much dIisap;
f fst Sss.siS ,hs flo? Hosss "@, ar thgnsSi
stili. .Hs has served more years .continuou,ly
than Judge Holman. but the latter. cane tc
S Herr as ws out Gl few
was the real father" 1t was -cttlcd in Judge
Holman's favor. however. BY an onrly morning
ces not and nany says tha
he was hcntcn Ivy u trick.
IA soon as the new srcakcr had been In r.,
front Of him 10 groups Of twenty or thirty, and
all swore 70 support thy, CONSTITUTION and r..
process had been gone through with. Ncssrs:
Heed. Mills. and McMlin met In the area and
shntted for moment. forming = ~, group isEt
The i've minor Ioiccrs 81 the House were
thon elected without tho formnlity Of q roll
and Gen. Henderson moving to substitute the
names Of the old Rcpublican officers. On THIS
was taken NJ aud n striking Illustration, was
Republicans havc fallen. When the mes were
iip that fairly shook the glass ceiling over,
bend and when the ayes responded the sound
wa very ,sSsy u distinguished
himself NY voting no IN thu; question OF re-
clsctng the blind Chaplain He was alone in
him the honor OF 1t.
Earlier in The day, two other MASSACHUSETTS +,
men had distlngu,sh.l tiemsci " inesS are
AND 81 fred Williams. wI2 sErnt very bu,s,y
fused t. vote "t Tor Mr crisp today remaining
silent when their names we're called u,,r md
williams had thus distinguished themselves.
Gen. Oates Of Aiabnma joined them by At
tempting to defeat the motion OF Mr., outh-
Nlito to allow all eI-SpehkcrS to select such
seats as they wished to occupy without enter.
ing the lottery. There is, only one cx-Spcaksr
joined him: They were Immediately sat down
upon iy their pemoeratic cSllc;hsncs. an al 2
should be included. in the privilege with the
"WSs W. il take caro- sS Of Reed on this Side
4 sort of distribution. OF consolation prizes
then took place. ench defeated candidate being
isstion. THUS SIr. McSIiIlin presented a rsso,
LUTON for a notification 70 the President that
u
that the rules, OF a previous Congress should
control the selection Of seats: Mr.. Hatch. that
tho Senate be notcd that the H0 thS o W9s
candidate. except one. who offered no reesnlu-
ton. This other exception was Candidate
out many ballots by his Colleague. Joe UNeiIL
A committee was APPOINTED t. wait np2n tho
TIVE ns We're
Breckinridse Of Kentucky took his place.
THE DRAWING FOR sEATR
All these little things having been fixed
was brought forward. This was the draw;
out Of existence the historic e Republican side"
OF the House OF Representations Herstofore
the House. known as the Democratic and the
Espublicsns uEon TIE other other known h as the
are now sc, Overwhelmingly in the majority
that these lines are necessarily wiped out. and
an amicable ARRANGEMENT was made between
House and the first block Of seats on the west
side were assigned to tho Democrats. The next
the Kepu6i"ans.. and the last two bloeks We're
left to D. scrambled for at tho end Of the draw
ing. The result was that tho eighty-eight he;
seats. with Democrats solidly on one side Of
them and q mixture, Of Democrats. Republi-
cans; and F1Ime,s Alliance men on the other
the House. The lottery to-day was more than
sa' esrrs sy on n TN anS Wa int
oamss olnts @ shee Small MffH vor a0 Sas
The Clerk then Called out the name Of the
% Tie Sa M drawn out. and that member made
his choice Of n seat. all the members In the
mean time being crowded u the rear OF the
drawn MIR. Reed. in accordance with the reso-
Luton ad9pted walked down and took he seat
SRarsy Ns si tho thcr 'S 81 tic
the s sa sS oHg lied ~
Onthe RemScTatiP side Of the House; 49, 49,.
Was that e Of Mr Wheci Hu Of Mehgan Who f to-
y e am f sSe seys Of a hus
IT, Eslmap. The ' sss.%S na% Hs saIled vas q
the scat in which Mr.. Randall sat until the
day sickness took him from the House u, !, for.
Fellows and Se f shs sent wh H
a the nsi9hSps;kSc$a q Soth tn jsasS
sEs out and vi q. .Ht That
and he "a sat Behind his colleague. Mr. Wheeler:
On tho eighth or ninth call the name OF Mr..
Jolly Of North Dakota was called. and he Sc
Iected seat ON the extreme rear row. It was
occupied In the last Congress by Mr.. Hans
bropgh; who IS now In tho Senate. Mr.. jolly
Then for the third time u Michigan mans
name was called and again It was ~ new mem
sanders and, ,nockGd all by himself. In ,fve
minutes another Michigan name was called
that OF Judge ChinIan; who took, his
Gid scat; Then. with his us,inl luck.
front. under tho wing OF Judge Holman; The
name Of young Sherman Hoar was called early
ip the fight. and no md his chum; Fred vii.
and. Pythias Of Congress- got together in a
modest sytce back near the rail-
The ilrIt cons picuous Republican name
called was that Of Julius Cesar burrows. and
The. Kepublcans. tho chair next to Charley
O'Neilrs. The Republicans as fast rs their
0Neill. and burrows. until II complete line
This was at once chrstcned the rush
the aisle, Henders9n., burrows. O,,Neill. Reed
Lodge whon, his name was called placed him
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