Evening journal., 1891-12-08

thotr support to Mills. Then most OF the
Etreagth Of Springer, Of Ilinois, went to
Crisp, giving him more votes than were
needed 80 make him the victor The
thirtieth and last ballot resulted as follows.
Crisp, 10; Mills, i05; Springer, 4; Stevens, l.
potsl, 10; necessary TO choice, ia.
The Decisive Vote.
The following IS the thirtieth and final
vote IN detail:
Fer Crisp Anderson. Alexander. Allan. Alier-
man. Bacon. Bankhead, Beeman, Boltxhoover,
Beutloy, blanchard, Blount. Branch. Bullock,
Bum. Bussey, Byrnes, Cadmus, Campbell,
Catchings, Clarke (AlA). Cobb CAla), Cochran.
Compton. Cowles, Crawford, Cumminga Dan
ieu, Donovan DUNCAN, Dunphy, Durborow,
Edmunds, Elliott, Ellis, English Epes, Everett,
Fellows, Fitch, Forney, Fowler, Gantz, Gcisen-
hainer. Gillespie, Goodnight, German, Grady,
Greenleaf Hallowell, Hatch Haynes. Hemp.
hiH Henderson IN. %. Herbert, Holman, Houk
JOhnstoue g. c.. Jones, Kribbs, Lawson CYa.),
Lawson (Ga), Layton, Lester CVa1, Lester
(Ga). Lewis. Lattle Livingstone. Mallory, Nc
Aleer Mcclellan, Mcdonald, McGann. McKaig,
Mcllas. Montgomery, Moss, Oates, O'Ferral,
outhwaite. Owens, Page CR ID Page CMd D,
PaeAison, Painter, Peel. Pendieton, Pierce Price
Rayner. Reilly. Richardson, Robertson, Rock
well, Rusk, she'll Shively, Springer Stack
] house. staAi,seoher. stevsns Steward Cuis ,,
Stockdale, Stout Stump, rarsney, rillman.
Turner. Turpin. Van Horn, Warwick Wash
ington. Weadock, Wheeler (Ala) Whiting,
Williams IN CO, Wilson (Afo), winn. You
mans. Total. llp.
For Mills-Abbott Andrews. Arnold Babbitt
Bailey, Barwig. Bland, Boatner, Bowman Braw-
ley, Breckinridge (Ark), Breckenridge (ky1,
Beck. Bretz, Brickner, Brooks Brown, Brun-
ner, Bunting, Bushnell, Butler. Bynum. Cable
Caminetti, Caruth, Cate, Causey, Cain, Chip
man, Clancy, Cobb (Mo), Coburn Coolidge
No.. H. anT
Crenn), GRAIN Crosby, Culberson, De Forest.
Dickerson, Dixon, Dockery, Enloe, Fithian,
Fillmore, Geary, Hall, Hamilton, Hare, Harris,
Harter, Hayes, Heard, Hoar Hooker CAIiss)
johnson CO), Kendall Kilgore. Kile, I.agan
Lane, Lanham, Lapham, Lockwood, Long
Lynch, Magner, Mansur, McCreary Mckinney,
McMullini Meyer, Miller Mitchell. Moore
Mutchler, Newberry, Norton O'NeiH CMo),
Parsett, Patterson, Pearson, Scott, scerley,
hnodgrass, Sperry Stewart Crex. J, Stone CKyD,
Terry, Tracy, Tucker Warner. Wheelock
White, Wike, Wilcox, Williams Mass, vii
lams (iils.) Wilson CIV. Va.), Wise, Wolyerton.
Total. 1906.
For Springer Bryan, Martin, Patton, Snow
Total, g.
For Stevens -o'Nein CAIass.). Total l.
Speaker Elect Crisp's Speech.
When Mr. Crisp the victorious candidate,
was escorted to the hall he was received
with tremendous applause. He said:
REPRESENTATIVES, Profoundly grateful for
this mark OF your confidence and esteem,
plodge myself here and now 20 devote what
ever industry and ability possess to the ad-
vanoement Of the real interest Of the Demo
cratic party. lApplause.l / beg TO say 70 you
now, whom speak the first word TO you since
am your selection for speaker, that my cleo
tiom means no stop backward In tariff reform
lCheers.l desire to say that there Is in our
party no man who more earnestly believes in
the Democratic doctrine OF tariff reform than
do. Tremendous applause After the long
struggle through which we have passed when
representatives are fatigued and when other
otiioers are 70 DO nominated. 1t does not become
70 consume your time. / wish tosay, however,
that during the progress Of this canvass I have
said no word respecting any individual or indi
vidusls which would at all justify him or
thcm In having any feeling Of unkindness
against me. have felt that Il was a friendly
struggle; have felt that we were all Dem
ocrats, and that whatever might be the result
q the contest when this house shall meet and
organize we viii stand together as one body,
working and lab0rins for the good OF the party.
Loud applause. thank you again for your
confidence and kindness and bog to assure you
that this whole contest has left in my bosom no
unkind feeling toward any member Of the
house Great enthusiasm and cheering.l
The ballots Of the day and evening were
as follows.
The Days BalIotinr.