The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06
NO HITCH IN THE SENATE.
DIR. EDWARDs HELPS THE DkM0CRAr rs
TO MAKE 4 QUORUM,

M
~ MAKE QUoRUM,
And the Democrats. BY Seating walksr.
Make Themselves independent or Roth
Dr. Edward. ana ,s. R.,un,,c.,.-r..
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-. nu'A h'ee'ea speaker OF sAs
Assemo'y-hihs to Destroy the Secrecy
OF Electrical Execstions aaa % Appros
PIRATE os6O. 600 for the Chicago Fair.
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Renub,ican Senators 70 rsturn 10 ~. g ssu.ta
ingsg"
The Chair would inform the Senator from
the Twenty-fourth." said the Lieutenant-Gov-
t ernor IN a. answer to MS question o. ini0rms
on VIC. =. uUss nv seen 20 '"e o"a'F nas
con,,oit+aa ,ponuhi,ao $500. .aS. "y.N..n"S
Epw,n smith aud paraons.taasd M.h h1
aH, ith and srisa to
the oath of office. thus leaving the Senate
tors finished: Dr. Edwards was sonswh. .
discussed the situation with him - He won't .
the Commissioners BEGAN again. All quo At lase =.
ma. conference w.,h Mr. croker ave" s tins
tention to take the oath Of Office and to take
for the caucus nominees OF either party.
and that he would not vote to make any de.
cision in the contested election cases without
Senate and take the oath was all the Demo-
quorum. the sixteen Democrats with csrtin-
ms and Dr. WSsbssE p e
voted with or against the Democrats. long
the ~ssa
%sess Il "a &. Ia
p?TShi, The Republican Senator'S Knew Of the de-
n the In sev
SGss l; hs ~ 4 i;
that It was useless for the hspaSl!csns e sks
t was known at the Capitol shortly after 10
SS5as sSan settled abd
%bs IS sPs sasfs and .s9 a
layed by the Demo noe a csucus. 's"' "
ssss ssas;S e: 81. :.
family: were, present, NJ openins ca;
eIahor"te basEets Of fiowers on tbeir desSa.
The most remarkable Was a large norai tiSer
Ses 81 tS. d asse e.sS e. s1
first vote was sc on ehe election OF Csrk. md
SMneryisors Of Orange county w a' eiscted ~
E party vote: ne senators IA pisyioasiy
present taking the t oath. Alter the selee.
caucus nominees we're elected. James II.
gSa IN pace Of James MuT
ray ray Senator EDWARDS 3 voted with the Demo-
got the Postmaster. John il Leach. Tor ne
| share 'A - -o'
| After tho officials were elected it was movea
that Senator Jacob A. Cantor Of New York be
elected President bro tenn. senator O'Connos
raised the point OF order that the Senate had
no right to elect President pro tenn. 40 LONG
as the lieutenant Governor was in the chair.
| This noint 81 order was overrmied. The mi
was called on the election OF President bro
TEN. The Rcpubiicans abstained from voting
IN ard 70 ores hc Gfb I'M am
ocratic votes Tor Senator Cantor, made quo
ZerIbbatel Erwin. On this motion senator Ed
This COMPLETED the EXPERIMENTATION Of the Sen.
ate. In order that Senator Edwards might not
Cantor moved that Charles E. Walker be de-
clured Senator for the Twenty seventh dis.
trict and that ha he sworn In. ana