The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-31
SPEAKER CRISP DECLINES.
HE sACRIEICEs MS <MBIfIoN TO
a SENSE or DUTK.

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o'hsess 'er Spes SIS "e vines 'se
Fsrr n Congress ts Badly n'v'dea.
w.sp,xoroN March ao-Tb. D.mocrst,c
party in the House of Representatiyes is not 70
have thu misfortune ~ a speater.bip fsht
at tbts time. II IA we'll that this ia 40. for
probably the partv in Coneress has n.ver
before b.sn IN sueb A disoreanized and de-
mor.liv.d condltion.
Ths mateahIft T.r,fy hill ana pr.s,dsrt
Clevsland,s vsto of the ssionior.ue hi, which
nassau both Hous.s nv +. lsros maturity and
vhiob sol,oved tha ionr onsnc,.l disrus.ion.
10 sav notbino n, tba m.rv pnimnortsnt
m.tt.rs that have or.ot.d nm f..ling within
ths na,tv have aImo.t spiit ths Democ-
,acv IN two Rut for tbia fact Sneaker
Crisp vonjd gladly have accented the
higb honor that has bean tsnd.rsd MIN. he
iii ..or,fc. bir.a,, Tor The oooJ NJ his partv
and put aside the grown Tor the present. In
view bowavsr Of the fact that Judee Cr,sp 10
In many respects the ablest public man in
Georgia to-day, and as Gov. Northen strongly
TINS .h ,set ,r h,h 'oa A.
Senator Colauitt was elected. which Is the 4th
OF March, 1895 Mr.. Crisp will be elected q
san.tor Tor The full tarm of .ix vsaYs ana that
IN the =, mean y, time some man viii SS.pPSlnt.d
who will not be formidable rival. This. at
least. is tho programme marked gu. BY Mr..
Nns, .n rs Ds ss.as,. v .sn,r.,,on. NJ, U,.
NS,'neS TnV mas y, nthar
sell ana go , s .,
ssnstorssin over to Mr. crisp as he does now
0s nanr.a I, J No. Cr,sn shauIa .ccsas The sn.
no,ntmsnt a. senator ha would he IN a posi-
ton to make It impossible for any one to de-
futur. chances nigh. be. there is no doubt
that he performs an act Of great self sacrifice
In remaining In the Speakers chair TILL the
end OF the present Congress-
The Democratic memb ers Of the House OUT
side tn: e:orsi. delegation were strongly SD-
lieve his resignation at this time would pre-
c,ptt.ta . eontest for the sneat srshin that
o,p sse, ~ a..
ferenoss on the silver and other QUESTION:.
One Of the Representatives who felt thus. Mr..
R:.s,,.d rns. ~. .ppen,m.a. q n. sS. cn.rI..
Crisp 70 ID. United State ssnat: to AZ the Inss
iS Hwy o %sS sh.n e' the h'0'' Oh
Repressntativ. C.dmus Of New Jersev air
bsrs oil the House Tor sien,turss:
HIM. Cha. p os,, sp.asr ga. ssa. ~ H.pr.s.ssis..
bsnra r,sn v.ss nisssnrs ., ss h.S aamnmsn
Tnish ss: been SP.. SSS from q: .:,: @
to the term O. The sss s.asses oossiss
msrsd bps n ~ ths apens%ous oSn,op OF \. ~ shst
sea ps
me ns q S a.s.. Which you
country and important TO the party In vhsss pran-
nn.si to van I'm IN. name Of ma eou..y~ xou
i've i've one ss u ssns IN ssas, :. e
and 'smsin In the ses's'on yea now oeeap,.
Later IN the day Mr.. Cadmus. 70 avoid
ton In case e he should conclude TO accept the
the words IN the. me second Das.sr.ph:
party Al ,nIs make q mps. alive that you saeri
~ 49, 80, ~ go a. -.
be eircalstsd Il received the signatures Of
sPs.s so Crisp ,sfsyeS many callers to-
he would accept or decline the appointment as
senator; When they were told that the Speaker
hsd dscidsd % decline eel .ne honor thsy brssthed
AZ D o clock the Speaker received q dsisea-
in the hotel lobby % get = COPY Of bis message
70 the G0ysrnor: which N WAS said ne would
70 IN saS but
ny; .%Siiss g @ a:srs.a in III. Sem
ate OF ths United sta,ss and .pprse,ais most highly
soa snc. unanimoesly aompa,sS sussH.r In ssasn. s
Ing This once have incurred oSs stons to our party
Democratic members have united in request that for
the rsmAndsr o. THIS Congress: ! eontiars In the posi-
snns 70 pnen seg wsich 1S Use TINS
1890 mi xh,oh 4 came. In ansv is.ars
speaker. / feel TO some sxtsas rs.ponsiSIs for
the action Of the House 1 feel pride In
na xn,sd nor S Mss sn.st esSasns before