The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17

NO" In spite or the tremendous pressure |
brought 70 bear upon him by the friends Of the |
The. yoi. was taken at 1855 p NJ. after Sen:
stSrs NSs Mitchell Of Oregon and Gs Osz
ton The question before the senate was.
shall the nomination be confirmed p The |
Gratis, 8 Repu6iicans and .Popullst-32 The |
nneeatiye vote consisted Of 10 Democrat., "a
detail was as follows:
Democrats in Favor Of rmation-Bate Of Tsnnes
south rcstoiiss csssry. q foui.,snss tsaSnst q
hssrs Of fsnSs .. h sn;UasO Of ssuis End
.n 81 NM. asss: :. s y wI:
q Illinois Psseo o. Fiorids Ransom Of South csrona
wisconsin. YoOrhs.. q indisss and Wit. Of Iou.
Republicans for oonnrms Dixon Of Rhode 1,i
and bale o. Maine Mitchell Of oregon. Pettisr:y Of
mont Squire Of Washington. and stOekbrdss Of hieht
fopSi..-Kyls Of south p.sOt.
@ Ss % ca coeS9s on Ms.our UJs 81 Of
p.nis q virginia 9ib,Sn Of Msryl.sd GOrmsn OF
Jones Of 1iisnss. NeL.nrin OF H.ss.ppl Murphy q
N Viii s Sf . STsA Of S'O.mA Vest of Missouri and
sD g a Of
sT;y ,%Io%iR. o6spSi,5 % TsT n I,
SsssS Of Main. Ss .sE:r Of ssy Of
iisEin. Of psIsssr. Hssr N.s.seSu,.,t. Lodge q
~ Of Sse5 81 Msr o. SsG
OF Idaho stewart Of nevada Teller OF Colorado Wash
FopSiIsts"Snsn Of Ss6r.sTs and Psdst OF Kansas.
Pairs were announced as follows, the frst-
nation. Mr. Camden Of West Virginia with
%Ss,. Of ff SsSs MS OF S ~ ;oSSSyn wts
iu With %ope enns q SorsSn
| cause he did not hear the Argument. senator
Colautt: who vas .u claimed All Sy both sides. was
The nrst half hour OF the executive session
Il WA n Iaa Ad a.
Adminlstretion. He was not in good form; be:
Il. feer for H nearly two SeSr, rosdips naSsS;
iptsrTsptod By senator Teller. who & eps 81
The letter: sSs!nss NJ: fsss ham. %ash e tho
the remarks Of Senator Villas, for nearly all q
Vote i some went OF 81 to the CLOAK room to
emoke. and others went down to luncheon.
to TAX for delay. for Whiie he was on the oor
his friends were endsavoring 70 make sse.t an
Gray. h however. one Of the Rdministrsticn's
strongest supporters. refused to go into the
ISs sea: :fas%s IL ~ss s s
marks short speeches were made in behalf
Mr. d y a adayG s q p' Of
MIssi.sippl. The interesting feature Of the
| lAtters speech Was that II was MADE
FL. new Senator T from
had not Indicated to any ,Ryrs one how ,n Ge
une eiSe on both SIDES. as Il was apparent
that senstor George was taking directly for
was murpur Of approval from the opPonents
made rine ine speech o. . few minutes axainst
confirmation. and Senator Teller also put In .
Senator Hswiey made a good nstured speech
s.in:s Rsfdhs% i:GinE =. 81! S5O IND 's.t
and ssd not s1 dissineSl:SsS himself either ass
bic 70 expect him % cut much Of 2 GgIEe
S & ss e sso 81 seS
editorial In Tar Sun certain reasons why NJ;
one that has the reputation for always being
1t WAS gensraly expected that senator Hill
ti%atsd. to ssssii him. but they aid not get
soas on Ss aas ' Began
call the roll. which cut of further debate OK
~ Was sSs
and then the discussion Of the great contest
AS soon as the doors were opened and tho
first senator. Mr.. Coke Of Texas. came out. his
to-. ss SrPTS w as nS
h0q s.n.,6 he NH hid ds SGss '
sstSSn Should VIZ P5:. %iss isad vi. i
very much pleased with the result and said
that he simply posed Mr. rscss@n S because
Ss vas TeSn
kilograms from all parts OF the country con-
graduating him upSn the action Q, the senate.
~ ss. | voted Tor Hornbiowsr and against
tesy. about which so much mas been said in
the nswsR . had 10 EeiRht , nth me, and
light bstSssn Mr; Cleveland and Mr.; iiiil; In
Mr.. Hornblower because considered him In
a @ .Gs .4s
protssts and very little evidence against
while there was nothing to be said against his
character or professional ability. there were
do h nGs 81 hs .ss to o. but
the Supreme Bench men over 90 years of age.
rs aS BY the judicial pens sion law and By
the practice Of the Senate. There was large
fiTm ation and great cal OF serious te slim on
as to hts not Possessing the pr9pe, JUDICIAL
Caldwell. rspGdisting in violent language an
order Of the cont an s%
With me WAS the manner in which patronage
. | appeared 10 be used By the Administration In
the attempt TO secure votes for his cOnhrma-
entity entity Of every sort Of Influence Of
which the head OF the Government was
capable. cannot conceive OF anything worse
or more demorAlizing than to have confirms
lions 10 office secured By appointments to
i other Offices or by threats of removal from
ONCE. Against such methods ! propose al
Ways to protest and vote Ia seeqrdanee
In addition 70 this wa. dsgustsS
letters and kilograms, to secure votes Tor Mr..
Peekham. Some OF these corporations have
, suits pending; AZ are likely TO have them I'm
! Suprems Court should be under any obi:
/ gallons for support OF this CHARACTER.
shall always be ready to vote against the con-
: firmation OF any man for judicial once Ia
whose behalf such methods sEe EMPLOYED as
on the best Information could get. Delieve
TO have been employed by the Administration
in tue case of Mr.. Peekham."
p The President was Informed o. the defeat o.