Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

Donnelly again attempted 10 rerly. but the
majority was for harmony. and cnt him of via
cries Of Question"
Cochran got the floor and moved to give Con-
dert all the time he wanted. lie was not Or
posd 10 Coudert talking. All he objected .
was the surrender of the democrntic marty a
the mugwumps, who dospise IL and who wi
only support certain candidates because ther
say they are better than the democratic parts,
lie kne" nothing here better than the demo
cratic party. AID II he learned Of ANYTHING bet
ter he would search for it through time. N
there be a contest let il be heard. but he o.
posed The explanations about something that dil
NOS exist. Was this committee meeting .
soothe the senIbilifics of tho Syracuse gentle
men or 20 try contests? It, time should not La
taken in receiving explanations not Of a con-
test but OF the withdrawal II an alleced con-
test. which but that he would wound Gen.
BraggR rensibiiiues he would say had beei
smnEsled in. II they were to be heard tbs
regular democracy should have chance -
answer.
Foote protested against the word smuryloa
aud spoke For harmony. They would hear
COCHRAN IL there arose any necessitv for IT, AM
ended IN q panegyric Of clegoiaud ~ n winner.
m which he was Interrupted bv a denial th4s
Cleveland could win. made b. a snuthernoI.
teoie declared That California would make Us
for that loss.
Cochran said he would be glad 20 give Couz
dert all the time be wanted II he would onir
Furnish copy al the alleged sivraoIres TO the
petition asking the withdrawal Of the contest
Mr.. Cou9ert having at last got a hcarii.g "a q
he had nov expected his doaloarrcy imuungotl
by Cochran, whose rpitical fortunes he haa
tried 10 advance. Cochran mter-npting with -
disclaimer of impcaching Coudert's Democracy.
Coudert SAID he was present FOR harmony
he had heard great deaf about ''mnPWumps -
He thought men talked '.riugwump' When they
did not know What fhev talked about. He had
grown gray m The aer.lce and had never rsis
c-iyed any rewards and ii That wee nugs
wumpcry they were entitled 70 IL. He claimed
that the Syracuse men represented 2a0 .O00
democrats and had come with tie claim. bus
had been told That its prosecution might To-
regarded outside Of New York ~ evidences -
dissen-ion and impeyll the democratic party.
They had therefore voted unau mou ly 20 with
draw and give that evidence OF their good faith
The resolutions had been passed by the rep.
rcscu,a lives OF the large boiv % inen whasa
democracy had mover been imneal he'd and Nha
hnd always been faithful. There was o humor~
Gus side to it and mat these men being
called bolJers by those who had gone after the
flesh pots and Offices in the republican party
and then come back to denounce h,m a. .
bolter.
The resolutions were read and DonueIly with
fight in his made tho inquiry 81 She reasoa
for the withdrawal was because it might create
discussion in the party.
Cogdert replied. ''Partlv." and then Donnelly
started in 20 score point on the anti-snappers
by asking why thev had instituted. but WIS cut
short by the cries of sit down on the part OF
the members Of the committee and by Lamb,
the chairman. who ruled that the contest was
Withdrawn and there was nothing before the
comrni, tee. thereby shutting OF Donnelig. not
outstanding his protest against this summary
method OF preventing trouble.
The committee then took upsoIae district con-
tests.
COMMITTEE on ROLES.
At a late hour il was learned that the SUBJ
conImittee on rules passed the resolution de-
c.aring against the unit rule after prolonged
ard heated discussion. Messrs. Har9ity and
full committee met this morning the action o,
the subcommittee would be overridden. 20 thas
the unit rule viii still hold sway when the balios
is taken.
NORRIS AND DAVIS SEATED.
The Alabama fight between the regular sit
ting delegation and the Kolb or farmers alli-
ance ticket has RESULTED in favor Of the regulars
by an almost unanimous vote. though GONE
members voted against them OF the ground
that the Korb men should have a fuller hearing.
in the District of Columbia Norris and Davis.
the sitting lsembers, were confirmed in their
tile 20 their seals. Their places we're con-
tested by National Committeeman william
Dickson and his colleague. In the twenty-ffth
congressional district OF PeRnsylyGnia Grifiths,
the sitting member. retains his seat. The con-
test in the Indian territory was settled by Civ
ing each side n half vo.e.
T. s. Damn. cashier of The National Savings
Bauk OF Buffalo, has absoonded with between