The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-12
SPEAKER CRISP IN THE CHAIR
scenes and Incidents as the Body Assem-.
5I9S- BadnrS In Gnvnrnmon+ tffoi,.

extra session at the no+ior,I ao,;.I
biqb moo, 4o-do,, M ,',''"i 'al'I'al a
ir1,,.os,i-.a -! ne occasion was al
Impressive one, recalling as it did po
lltlcai situation that has not existed fol
over a third of a century. and
deep solemnity was added f. tho s.o,,-
by a oraa+ o,,,,roo;,.; W ,'i0 7ooiiG
Ia, :, - = 'ioil tiiat the prob
- met ana solved Is graver
one lhah mas agltated the public mind
since the political forums ranp with tho
discussion of the slavery c,,ost;a, =,
the dark of the 5O'a 4uo0'ioh III
The clerk read tho nroa,o,o.;
the President of tbo T-ii.oI ~
ing CONGRESS- tooatbnr i, ',7 od'I
and tho roll 1f 49, oi,tC!9l Seo9loil
was ordarod - 10 oIhIl3 h'I I'IS0'i'aIl'eS-elect
Mr. Crisn hos Lo"I, o@'r'''t' uia.1
receiving 5l4 votes .',ainst ost't 81, er,
for Thomas r Road ,'i9' anI - Notes
Simpson ,' '''e6 loi
When thn eta+o of ,r;al,;
reached and tLe no,},o ~ ~ li'Eall WAS
Richardson. of the Fifth Distrinf hi
been called, Chief Clerk knrr Stat"I 'tc,1
Richardson had been rerniraJ sr and ~ an: ,nr:
entered on lti' tba Iii Ell iecelseG ana duly
been received cartif,;ncr - ~ tLil'afe ilai
of Charles + ReIknaI as III H. ''ros'oil r'l'.l
sentative from the E;f,I, M Nj re, e.
District. The state offirars ~ =
Michigan have hncn chanaoa ,., J.,
the moantimn "Tha cIorl. rnF,,add -, ~
,,,;I,o o,,+ H., iJ,u7'" ~
son > said Cbiof CIn,1- " n,' hlciiaI"- :
matter j. snhn,;t4ad - ~" am lile
when dTgani1ad Is ,nJn, ~ Sng ith,,7t LOU Witm'
ton and the laws Judge of the the '2"st,m cIrrtion
and qualifications of its own members. -
Three hundred and thirty-siH mem
hefs responded to the roll-calI and a
quorum was declared to be present.
he clerk is now prepared to re-
CcelVe motions looking to the election Of
speaker, as no other business Is in
nIdei ul'il speaker IS elected, sad
the clerk mere was slight
"!Piau7e as Af. 1olman, OF lndI-
ana, arose ana aiter having moved
'nd' the elcctlon OF Speaker he proceed
e,i Win sad: have the honor 10
I,I'' III nouilh%tl"i Tor flccuon as
Speaker OF the House of Representa-
IiNeS OF ti'e FlltN-t -thlrd Congress, the
non. harleS +. rlSp, OF the state Of
'eofgla: Applause.
MI henderson, of lIlIn"Is, next
GIaliheu recognition. have the
,iollot' 7aI'' ne To place III III no'nIna-
I,oh 7, IoI lIlt saIl'r once ll"nlaS =.
heed, IepresehtatiEe-eiect from the
stare oi Name Applause on the
hePuoLitah sac. Nr. kem OF
Nebraska, a Peoples party representa-
I'VE arose. nave the honor, sad
ne, 10 pace III h"lililiatl9h Tor IN" sam"
position the name ot tn" Hon. Jeremiah
IIfll - P7"h' 9i haIi73S. Iau@ilier on the
'9tH.T2tl" Anadr eII@H6StIIrky
o-E,;Il af Massachusetts PiDrbau, of
- ~ - I - iIi;,;
eiili9N N"i!I", t'i.,' IIf NJ ~
were 'I'"iu''GI'i 'Ti'' ~ '"g ~, "a
Ders the roli-cal was very per
iunctorN affair, pHt lhe o'cuPdiil9
of the gallery took as UNriN an
interest III the proceedings, aS though
the result were cnshr"udrd III CLOUDS
of doubt; Nearly forty minutes was
consumed IN TINS I3:iiliu f"'i-CatI !, WI"
the roli-ci,l re1uitihg as a5I, I"i'o"S -
Charles +. Crisp, = votes; lh"lil3- p.
Reed, l22 votes; Jeremiah '~IiiI I'9'H'
votes.
Charles I. 'rlSP, ttP,'9ti 'i',' q ~ W
from the state OF Ft"fGi'' 0'u'' lit :
clerk, mas received i IhalniiiN 81
all the votes gwen anu nv u "'''N
elected speaker oi. me li"u9t ol
Representatives of the tItty.thlrd S"ll-
gresS t1reat applause ne clrrk
appoints Mr. Holman. ct lndlana; " =.
Reed, of Maine, and Mr. simpson, 81
Kansas, to escort IN" SpeaN'r-cletI -
the chair Applause
There WAS Il burst of applause as
Spcakcr-clcct Crisp appeared lew nm
utcs later under the escort OF the com
mittee. rs he took the char IN"
Speaker said:
RErHE-ENrNTIv Profoundly grateful
for tins mark ol your commences 0l'''A
strive to prove IN some o'7''1 M,'l''il ~
1t by an honest e'ioI ~ ,.,,,,r
OF me 9higt "I,,l.l ,,,J win the
VIII. i',''';,A A,,,,,t;.,i,t, "'3,i AnpIau-c am
49, 49,, ~ =, tai-a III. oath Of office
Nv" or\,;u of lTas.,-
chusetts, the father OF 'nr o,in i,"'9 ~ i5G '
LiIlI.o. Lt.ll.,I'o =, ;,,,,rn..iye tones
N.tnhst ".5Afa - aI,Ini,i.tcrinr the oath d.
>, h'io't ''',,,,,i ',',,,In,l .,iI thc sneak.
ottlCe 10 lhe iiitih'''' ,.l,,,,
cr, prayer VII pe ca, ~ =,
lam OF the last floliSt; 'If ~ Nh
offered 10y the hInd chaplain VI " ~
burn. now the chaplain 0t the senate"
Al the conclusion of the prayer tine
aatb nf otfirr WAS administered 10y tn,
80, - .I,n ,,nubnr. the roll of
rit"N i.l ho;nc, r,lIrd for this purpose.
states STA nylHe 49, Nirhio5n w1,
~. P,,rr,us If the Erpuh-
reached, Mr. burrows, ,;I 81 '"t ..1 - nI,5n,t
IITah s,uJ, or %'t - tbn % oath Of office b"iu-
~. ;;it;;st''roi - NIr Richardson, WHO'S.
aam,."'9Iy'r na,ma anrrars ON the roll. Ii j. Gus
.',,,,. .,.,r, /, sn,h cases for the member
t"iil'IN III ~, ~ g. ,Lo nrescnt
to stand aSlne Ison 'IL r"v VI stand aside nm
Mf. me l. if ~, ,r,r,nilati,u nt
ii the e G9ne1s!@nd s,d qf th@ .Eg Sn%aIr ana
tne 147,, lt"uSS, re,;raJ 9i,r -, - tbe rear
Richardson fe,iret 70 'aiao 5.,e LaJ baon adj
After the "ath ol I "'IlTt il''t NJ, 0.E.r
ministered to the mem3rr7, .i to EL flIIonin., inc
rail-, Of Virginia, offered / ''t ,;,,or, =
EcsoIrcd That George rSS,,r,.cnt,tivc l'ti,a, n n
now p~%! r~@rn rom IN the n Fih district OF Njrhi
gan; r,-.- oearod fine faTovin.
substitute: =. c-.5.nr,,,. upon uhfrr
NHEEF\I !, ;harI'nG ne rIain> Seat in In
George F. =, EGnara,oh o,ra, r@a T'a'l the F pi~trc
ft'tGf state of Michigan have been anuulle