The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-12-10
CRISP FOR SPEAKER
The Georgia Man Nominated by the
Democratic Caucus on the Thir-
tieth Ballot.
MIR. Springer of Illinois Given the
Credit of Cast 'ng the De-
Gliding Vote.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Dec. s.
After q long and bitter struggle, the like of
which has not been known in congress for
years, Tammany and the ultra solid South
have succeeded in nominating Crisp for
speaker.
Many Democrats have acknowledged that
the fight went far beyond the speakership
and reached out TO the presidency Mills,
the defeated. represented the Cleve-
land idea of free trade, so-callcd tariff
reform. Every mugwump and Cleveland
Democratic paper has been for him. Free
trade Democrats, Cleveland worshipers in
New England and New York have been for
him. EN-members of Cleyeland's cabinet
and senators who believe in him and his
Ideas have been on the ground working
with oil the vigor and arguments they pos
sessed Tor Mills
On the other hand, Tammany, German,
Hill, Brice and the Tree silver senators of
the South have been doing their utmost for
Crisp and every anti Cleveland man has
been Tor him. There has been no other
feeling about Washington for a week past
than that this was fight between the Cleve-
land and anti Cleveland elements, and that so
far as it went, it would be test. 1t is not
regarded here as a knock out for Cleveland
but it almost amounts to that. 1t has
been claimed SO long by the Cleveland
organs that the defeat of Mills meant
step backward on the tariff
issue that it will have to
be accepted in that sense, and the free trade
or tariff reform Democrats here are tonight
deep in cave Of gloom, while the con-
servative or moderate tariff Democrats are
.lubilant. and claim they have thrown of
, the load that weighed them to defeat.
THE FINAL AND DECISIVE BALLOT:
Crsp............11 10 Mills. 1o5l Sprlnger
SteYtns........ Ii
The detailed vote was as follows:
For Crisp-Messrs. Anderson. Alexander AL
len Amsrman, Bacon, Bankhead, Beeman
Beitzhoover, Bentley, Blanchard. Blount
Branch Bullock, Bum. Bussey, Byrns. Cad
mus Campbell. Castle, Catchings, Clark (Ala.),
Cobb (A!a.), Cochran, Compton, Cowles. Craw-
ford Cummings, Daniel Donovan, DUNCAN
Dunphy. Durbarrow. Edmdnds, Elliot, Ellis.
Fowler, Gantz, Geissenhainer, Gillespie, GOOD.
night, German, Grady Greenleaf, aalloWell,
Nofh HaynsT HpR5lrt
Hoak (ohiol. A'' John fteass n jones',
Krjbbs. Lawson (va) Lawson (Ga:), Layton,
Lester (yya}, Lester (Ga), Lewis, Little, Liy-
McCann, McKalg, McRae. Montgomery. Moses,
Oates, O'Ferrall, Cultivate, Ovens. Page r..
~, Page (Md.), attlSOn, Paynter, Peel, Pen
dleton, Pierce. Price. Rayner, Reilly, Richard
son. Robertson Rockwell, Rusk. Shell, Shively.
Springer, Stackhouse, Stanlnecker, Stevens,
Steward (Iils.):, stockdale stoup. Stump, Tars.
ney Tillman, Turner. Turpin, Van Horne. War
wick, Washington, Weadock. Wheeler (Ala.),
Whiting Williams IN. ca, Wilson (Mo.), VIM
-119.
For Mills: Messrs. Abbott, Andrew, Arnold.
Babbitt Bailey, Barwig, Bland, Boatner, Bow
man, Brawiey, Breckenridge, (Ark. }. Breckel,-
ridge, (ky.), Brett Brickner. BrookShire, Brown,
Brunner, Bunting Bushnell, Butler, Bynum.
Cable, Caminetti, Caruth, Cate, Causey Chaplin,
Chapman, Clancy, Cobb, (Mo.) CoDurn, Coolidge,
Coombs, Cooper, Covert, Cox, IN. W Cox,
lTenn.). Grain Crosby, Culberson, Dearmond,
De Forest, Dickerson, Dixon, Dockery Enloe,
Fith!an, forman Geary, Hail. Hamilton, Hare,
Harris Harter, Hayes. Heard. Hoar, Hooker,
lMss), johnson. iOhio), Kendall, Kileore,
Kyle, Lagan, Lane, l4anham, :. Lap.
Mansur, Mccrrary; Mckinney, MeMiilin, Never,
Miller. Mitchell, Moore, Mutcher, Newberry,
Norton, ONe!ll (Mo), Parrett, Patterson,
Pearson, sayers, Scott, serley, Snodgrass,
Sperry, Stewart tTex.), Stone {Ky.), Terry,
Tracey, Tucker. Warner, Wheeler Mich J,
White, Wike. Wilcox. Williams (Mass.) Will
Jams Ill.), wilson wv. Va.), Wise and Wolver-
ton-1O5.
For, Springer-Messrs. Bryan, Martin, Patton
and Shawl
For Stevens-O'N eill-1.