The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
Rockwell who was fnirly elected. He did not
speak for Rockwell because he was DemOcrat.

speak Tor Rockwell because he was Dem crat.
but because he was elected by the voice OF tho
CAUSE The eyidenco Is entirely IN his favor
When his right to his seat was vas I'm IL
tie fact that the gentlemen from Virginia MIR
oFerTall was t9 DO found In Ind Ind company a,n
anecdotc aprSpos q Mr.. CoskrEns io1 ,t 's
Hurricane mo- at night and not reshins The spT.
roundings, snid. appealing to heaven: on.
Lawd al The m ss%G %S sss
hoped hers aSs BE- %
s%ep 9o5 Ho ha mr. %s
undertaken to lecture him rs to, his duty rs n
Man 9d as .s Sns Tn n Wa
contested election cases in this House In the
E,iItieth ConReress there wSs report against
!SS Mr. wSlts. he 6refra was SS'f IN
bad company. nov. as stated by the, gen
e Ss S 2S SH es ss
w sssss$sn. = Ms SIisn 2, %!ss,ssisHi Yes.
VEIL He ToFerrai denied Y the assertion an-
less gentlemen had changed their opinions as
Nj. johnson oi South Carolina % member Q,
the committed said he thought y ought to 30
tee we're absent from the city or sick during
NJ. oFesral replied that hcwould not wish
the committee were his friends when the com
Sss thy An d hS
Hanging ' areana the loSbes. and and had had been
sSs ,of ND e
phatiGally. that he did not have to go around
ss aSEst SYo spa seonnss apraas D'm and
laughter.l He had heard all SORTS OF charges
made against him. and but for the remarks q
not have referred to them On this noor:
1t had been charged, that his Judgment
Sencm nRa he nsnas
fol, President As an American citizen he had
light t. that Irb a wss M Ice
tleman to another Democratic gentleman as
G he s
great big man. Loud laugh He preferred
Il man who was u lion and not u fox. Loud APP
t he sountry head and Shoulders s ABOVE every
other living DEMOCRAT 2t this age, a man whose
the magnificent. grand Grover Cleveland. lap
Mr.. Xllen..The man who fights Democrats
as you do will never regard me as Il lion.
It. whether in the Republican or Democratic
Mr. Wheeler OF Alabama te1citedly,-Then
why don't you fight tho bribersy
quote from sh. H regarding the c"pac
Con Sii a he said he was willing to go be-
rejected. then - more ballots should be re;
70 place Itself in the position Of throwing out
IL Republican ballots and retaining ~ Demo
cratic EHts lust az tn" 10 s",
to do wrong; but It could always afford to do
right !Appla%sses I, ro,o,.o, % t,o ,.o. .h,+
Of Mr. Rockwell. and he Mr. 0,FerraIll did not
GoSS to ns him. but M
oTerrs dsslned f. yield hssye1rttnE to the
Heaven he vas not rocked q the Same cradle
the ~ the aees Of the
press. upon Democrats was that they should
sssted 81 tie :tatsnent q the ss%fIemsn from
a lion and IL to another as a 40 ios .'N '"' 10
Mr.. O'Ferrall said he was sorry he was touch
sp s she He ala not have him In his mind: he
did not alude to him as a lion.
oFesre M bryas Of NeSraska DEMANDED
separate v9te. AND the vote was first taken on
the proposition Of the minority that Mr.. S2yes
nsHs 9 s e, ns
ne ySs NM io Mr.
lions Committee with instructions to take
testimony regarding the sixteen Doyle ballots.
was lost. ito to 125. The question was then
put upon the resolution. as amended that
Rockwell was entitled to his seat, which was
carried BY viva voce vote. Loud applause
1t may be interesting to note who tho Demo-
Gratis are who voted in favor OF the Republican
contestant. supported by the Cleveland Demo-
support s by his party eo""sues Ties:
Dom crats are as follows: -Mcssrs. Andrew Of
Bowman, Hamilton. Seerley.
and White White OF Iowa; Coolidge: Crosby. Hoar;
Nebraska; Buchanan. OFerrall. and Edmunds
@arnei 81 New York cadm"s q %
IN Of a1a
Of New Ham pshire; De Forest OF Connecticut:
Johnson. Of. Ohio, Kilgore and Moore Of
Texas. Martin Of lpdiana. Sporty Of Connccti-
fS Scott and f nss and
d North Carolina. Hail OF Minnesota. Nc:
Keighan q Nebraska: oates OF Alabama and
sither Noyes or Rockwell.
Several Of the members IN the above list
i rionds s. Of Chairman DFerraii and did not
wish to see him defeated in the first case which
le brought into the House as Chairman OF the
Elections, Committee Had it not been for
'aised by the Cleveland men would haye been
much larger than 1t is. Under the most favor |
lble construction. however. tho vote Is any |
hing but pleasing to the Cleveland boomers |
COST or ASSISSINS ~ THE EAR WEST. |