Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-12
1yN N. PALMER WINS.
.,oyc-pRAwN-oUT ILLINOIS SEN
'h' ArORlAL CONTEST ENDED.
-.,,c rnthusiasm over she Result
p'" ..,ocE, a Streeter Man, Bursts
,,,o ears-Intcresting "Details.
,cv telegraph to the DIspatch.l

,.., ncnocratic votes of the Joint As
' ~. .ss.sici by those Of two of the
Co. ~, N,1fual.BcneGt Association men
y, and Cockore'N. Yet the Rerubh-
", not ready to so down without
Ttcv held caucus 10 see il
,.-t at least kill of the Demo-
!. itcf 91a-e. To that end the Steering
,-a... ... MAS CrpOWerCd TO handle the
., ,.-rh. think best. That COM
fA.. I,-la consultation, and at ITS con-
. .,,t f.r rEcrrescntatiye Moore, one
r.,.n,r-' Mutual-Beneft Associa-
.- and offered him the solid Repub-
800. l01lt ho and hls two contr0es
-.U sul IaubonSc0 .wouid JON
Irls offer was considered good
orv event. II accepted il
.f.t.,, Gaceral Palmer and put tho
NIu.r.l Benefit Association men
fa.- -1...I,l obligations 10 the Ropubli-
t-' -.ioetod. II would put the farm
9 .ts anomalous position OF refusing
.-f.1- eject O. farmer.
-rrrIN1. DUr TOO LATE.
.-.., counting lure. hut Moore did
b. head. He said " ] regret to
.-'tf, l-sapuoiut YOU. gentlemen,
- efe- comes too late. After
..-ht weeks IN vain for Republican
E..i.reu and myself have de-
'.i' .. ...r..~r votes 20 General Palmer
,,,aaa1oi our signatures TO an
..t.tfat racct. / appreciate your
...s.srIl 4 appreciate the fact that
-... majority Of your party has al
.'.- -,nc,ro, bat honor now points
'... hri one line and that Ia 20 cast
..,,.5av for John NJ. Palmer in ac-
...... with nav pledge. l thank you
....r.. - nv best wishes for you all"
>.a.r.r- Committee. in discussing
...-s-iru. finally decided TO give their
.... >.r.'1r Fuller, chairman OF the
.....-t t.ul'.tee. IN recognition OF his
........s f. leader IN case every member
...r Ire himself 10 obey the man
.......s committee.
rFE CLOSING Seine.
s,- -,-r-rs before the meeting Of the
80. t..ort.y the Republicans Joined in
.. o.. ~ " AUld Lang Syne" amid
... .... .qgsa. the Democrats also struck
....fv. but one of rather more
...- r.-rre. In the mean time every
..... ,,el q space in the chamber
... tter-llc had been occupied by
..,- ..',,>eN eager 70 witness the
-.... ...ra IN this memorable contest.
f,lgtloau Steering Committee or
.-..- -l.r members not 70 answer pre-
.--.-r -.Ii-cal.s. Senator Evans. bow
...- s,-ecAri R the committees iniunc-
...- AID .asweI.I here when bis namo
.s... Ol DO, roA-C9u Of the House
F. ka-.l aud Moore answered
...,s. and wore loud ?plauded by the
r.-.- -s,- sut visitors lu the galleries. I
r.-o-. s'- ,,,lare % snswcr to his name
.,.-. Ut. a sight nipple of applause on
- E.r.b.i0-U slde. which was quickly
.-..-.,,.t ty-he 5. ..5ring Committee.
....r..vo senators and Seyenty-nlne
a.-- r. tho House have answered TO
,.- names" -4,l the Speaker. " II IL
,T h. order Go take another vote for
..... Stats se18tCr.
zrrrrM-AS rANDENoSTUM.
U..- C0.ks-elrs name was called he
.... o.. lis t.,t and SAID: Mr.. Speak
,. $50 speeches.. no speeches. 1
..: Vote. vote shouted forth Re
-...r voices ll unison. PandemOnlum
.-.. ...-aI.lute. but the Bepubhcans
~ s..-'.- ui'e..cd 10 Cockerell explain
~. viii keep your mouths silentfor
l--r,. SD. Vote said Cockerell.
speeches. uo speeches
.Ir..-:.r John NJ. Palmer said Cooke
Z
F.-at-w minutes the Democratic shouts
--. r.as-- that revcrberated through the
....,. wsfe l-afeulug. After slight lull
'..~ R.-e renewed, and it was two minutes
'rs -l.r could bc restored. The Re
-..-.-- remained silent IS the call pro-
.e..-
M1aEE TOB PALMER.
- ra~e was called. That gentle
-.. --... ..I deliberately and in per-
..s-4.- ya... SAID: John N. Palmer"
t-..- Oh. Democratic enthusiasm found
r-.'.- % ..---i cheers, and hats and
.-.--- r g. thrown wildly in the air.
H-.- t.- I4ue # Morris. the colored
.-;.....-. 1-s called he voted for
T.. .- --au.e now became for all the
..... ...st9 vote for Lindley, it having
.... t-.I impossible for Fuller or anv
.'... -.-- t.I.-,ye the full Republican
v,.
-t~rrEACE UUasTs INTO TEARS.
i.a--.,.1ta.iye Taubenack when his
--l- Ha, called voted for A. j. Streeter.
'.- ..-.o-e of the Farmers Mutual
.-.-' ASSOCIATION party" and dropping
B.. ---' burst into tears. His sincere
--.E I'D .1e doubted. and cheer after
". O. L tho Republican side rewarded
'-'. ~ LAS parry Ioi4l-.oo'
'1-e--' 81 70 RED - ~ 3D.
~ '- '.-t-l..A 81 the ron showed oNeIy
'- F3IAs 10! LIuuieJS SSNoiS
i.i t@u+t Mo'Te ana e- Coch-
...--. aId IaQ Deheck Lo[ rr5- olIS5ot-
..a ~. ,-' lyith baI9t' sSld apeahett
..' "L'ie nu1per on Fotos 49,
-it 20 choIce 10, 90 Oi "hion WIZ,
- Do -'..i A.-- IeeeI'Ta @ @dVo Io.o7
,..'.-- ,p5Aus9l' a; >. oIreo1e51
.. '. LiAlhey lVy v9tes, anu
-.,.t-. ..'I- J9lh Al. IsiiiIel ,.o1ort uly
'.. ''"te' sei-aIDt ot W Io'i 's -
--..-Yls u! luc CS-IsI vi - ....,,., -. Wv
''i0 ''' ~ VI "a
-.t bt&F-lAI7 BIO" Aol4NS.
- lpp.ausc from the Democratic
-,. 'le galleries greeted this an-
-G-. Tue Democratic representa-,
.T-- ...'ret themselves hOarse, and
.--''t. their desks threw hats and pa
-e-- ..sa -o.Ls.
TuvrE IN TIP CHAMBER.
..-. committee. u,.s annoipted 10 no
t..i5...-.I po.,,s~ - L,t election. He
BE-. ..-.. ...t.d mo The chamber by the
Committee .-.r.a-e3 D., ~ side Of the
>....... .... ,.ss It'd With Great ap-
t....
r,,,,,, s-,,,,.e
,......-. 80 .....5,,ood
.rs.a..-r Crafts. began by saving that he
Undertake to formally thank all
..H HIU honor ennfgrrnn unUn