The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-03

his remarks the acknowledgements SAID
tho motion to dissolve the joint assembly
was not debatable. and put tho motion
and ordered the roll called. The assembly
divided on this question on tho Same lines
as IT had on the ballot. The democrats
and republicans who had voted for Clarl
were recorded against Adjournment. Tht
others were for it. Populiat BtRv wanted
to explain his vote. He said: The gen
tleman from Lewis and Clarke has taken
this OPP o%rtunity to refer to the peoples
party. ! stand here as n representative OF
that party and there 10 not an act which
have lone in Helena of which I su'
ashamed. Further than that, l HAYS
laborsd i'll their behalf and taken good care
that no democrat, and no republican,
Il man. one of the best in Montana. We
performed the duty for which we were sent
here. and 1 bellows that in the next legisla-
ture we will have such q majority Of popu-
lists that we will elect one. My character
and acts have been open to the world and
HAYS never been hidden from it. l have
done my duty. l therefore vote. mol
mean aye" Laughter.
II am going to change my vote and wish
to give my reasons for it. said Judge Bach.
who knew that was the only way he could
secure n hearing. 81 call your attention at
this time to two members of the honss for
about two minutes. II is more Tins thnn
! have devoted TO them for the last sixty
days"
Senator Goddard-The gentleman Inns
no right to speak until he has changed his
vote.
Judge Bach-I must say, sir. that l am
not surprised at anything that comes from
the gentleman from Yellowstone.
Senator Goddard would be surprised il
the gentleman would keep his temper and
conduct himself as a gentleman.
Judge Bach now desire to change my
yntp tn ava And now aJr UJSh tn snv To
10 the speaker of the house that Mr..
Beecher never was i'll "a caucus.
At this point the Interruptions and calls
Of order drowned Judge Bach's voice.
When he saw he could not get a hearing. he
said: Then. sir, l again change my vote
to no." Loud applause.
The result of the roll call was then an
nounced as follows:
AyeS-Senators Brown. E9gieston, Fol-
som. Gibson, Goddard. Mats. Power and
Swift; and Representatives Bsbcook, Ben
son. A. +. Bray. c. H.. Bray. Burrell, Burns.
Goodell, German, Huffman. Jeffers. Law
renee, Leech. Jockey, Losee. Mckay. Met
eel, Mouteath. Rose, Smalley, SWEET, Tai
liant, Ward. Walkup, Winter and Mathews
81.
Nays-Senators Cardwell. Cullen, Hatch,
Hoffman, McDermott and Steele; and hep
resentatives Annsar, Ash. Bach. Esecher.
Bonner, Butler, Coder. Davidson. Dudley.
Fitchen. Graves. Kilaallon. Lewis, Lock
hart. Logue, Loring, McDonsl. Martin,
Murphy, sappinRton, Scharnikow, Tierney,
Truman, Van Glove. Wahle and Will
son-32.
Then the Acknowledgements declared
the joint assembly adjourned sine die, and
Representative Tallant mounted a chair
aud proposed 'three cheers for Marcus
DAILY" which were given with a will. Lee
Mantle mounted another chair and pro-
posed a repetition. which was given for the
forty-ive ~fruitless efforts of the Legislature
to elect a senator. These cheers were kept
up until the hall was cleared,
The following is the way the senate voted
on the last ballot of the joint assembly:
For Clark-Cardwsll, Cullen. Hatch
(rep). Hoffman, McDermott and Steole-6.
For Ma~ntls-Brown. Folsom, Goddard,
Power and Swift-5.
For Dixon-Eggleston, Gibson and Mats
3.
Paired-Bavlies and Buford.
The house members cast their last ballot
as follows:
For Cl"rk-Anne.r lrep.)., Ash, Bach.
Davidson, Dudley. Fitsohen, Graves (rep.),
kilRallon, Lewis (rer.). Lookhart, Logue.
Loring. Mcdonnell, Martin. Murphy, Sap
pinRton, Scharnikow, Tierney. Truman,
Van Cleve (rep.), Wahie and Wilson-26.
Bray. Burrell, Burns, Carpenter, Fleming,
Goodell, Huffman, Jeffers. Lawrence,
Jockey. Losee. Mckay, Metzsl. Monteath,
Rose. SWEET. Tsllant and Winter-2O,
For Dixon-A. F. Bray. Burke. Fitzeer-
aid, German, smalley, Ward, Walkup and
Matthewg-S.
For Carter-Leech-1.
Joint ballot-Clark SO. Mantle 25. Dixon
II. Carter /; total 60; necessary to choice