The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-23


W. d. Washburn ~ 81 50 60 60 81 5t
*. Nelson. ................ 45 So 81 IS So &C
j. L. McCleary. ........... IA II 10 II
S. G. Comstock. IA 10 8 10 IA IA
G. A. Pillsbury. 1
T. S. Ruckham.. .......... :. :. :.
q. 5. Ives. :. :. :. :.
John Lind NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :. :.
J. A. Tawney .............. :. . . .
Total IA 141 al al 14l IA
FIRST BALLOT.
VOTING FOR WASHBURN.
Senators Allen Barr, Culkin, Day. Dun
ham, Greer, Howard, Johnson, W. E., Lar
son, Nasterman Miller Morgan, Macarthur,
Potter, Pottgieser, Roverud, Spencer Sper-
ry, Stebbins, Theden, Thompson, Wyman,
Yale-23.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baston. Dick-
ford, Boobar, Boxrud, Brainerd, Cross,
Dahl, Dare, De Laittre, Dingman. Downs,
EllinGsen, Geissler, Gerlach, Gum, Gutter
sen, Juliar, Leach, Loveioy. Mansfield NAL
lette, Metcalf, Mullin Mckinney, Nieman,
Rice, Robbins. Sederberg, Severance,
Nogel, Woodbridge, Wright Zier, Van SAINT
IS.
Total for Washburn, 61
VOTING FOR NELSON.
Senators-Currier, French. Fuller Han
son, Hits, Johnson, A. G., Knatvold, Peter
Wing, Young.-14.
Representatives Barto. Burke. Cant
Christensen, Craig, Damp, Ferris, Fore
man. Gibbs, Hartshorn, Hoeffken. Jacob
son, Johnson, E., Jones. j. D.. Jones. J.
~. Kelly, A. B., Kendall, Littleton, Ma
thieson, McInnis, Parker, Post Reeves,
Robilard Sampson. Sander Smith, C. A.,
Smith, j. NJ. Strang Sutton Underwood
81.
Total for Nelson, 40
VOTING FOR M'CLEARY.
Sena tors-Lloyd, OZmun-2.
Observation-Disclosures Holman Johns.
johnson. Lockwood Martin. Nash. Olds
Shell, Tallnan Underleak, Warner-12.
Total for McCleary, IA.
VOTING FOR COMSTOCK.
Senators-Cole, Collcster Henenann
Jones, Smith,
Representatives-Bla gik, Buck, Douglas,
Finney, Foss, Nicholson, McGrath, Siv-
right, Soule,-9.
Total for Comstock, A.
VOTING FOR PILLSBCRY.
Senator Hodge, |.
VOTING FOR BUCKHAM.
Senator Stockton, Representative Taylor
VOTING FOR IVES
Representatives Anderson. Gundahl 2.
VOTING FOR LIND.
Representatives Feig and Scofield .
On the second roll call the first break
was made by Senator Cole whose name
was third on the list and who changed
from Comstock to Washburn. Senator Col
lester followed, changing from Comstock
TO Nelson. The third change was that Of
senator Lloyd, who went from McCleary
to Nelson. These were all the changes of
the sena tors. Representative Anderson
who voted on the first ballot for Ives
went to Nelson. BoNrud. who voted for
Nashburn on the first ballot followed
with a vote for Nelson Buck came next.
DESERVING fprl, and
Dressed went from NcGleary to Nelson and
Eliingsen deserted Washburn, going to Mel
son. Foss went from Comstock to Nelson
Iollman also deserted McCleary and went
to Nelson. These were the only changes
on the second ballot.
On the third ballot Culkin went from
Washburn to Nelson and Henneman went
from Comstock to Lind, but later switched
back to Comstock. On this ballot Senator
Stockton deserted Buckham and went TO
Senator Washburn, for whom he voted
during the remainder of the contest Gron-
dahl went from Ives to Nelson and Johns
went from McCleary to Nelson. These
We're the only changes on the third bal
After the first ballot Representative Feis
moved to adjourn but the motion was over
whelmingly lost.
On the fourth ballot Wright left Wash
burn and went to c. A. Pillsbury, Henne-
man switched back to Comstock and Burke
switched from Nelson to Washburn voting
LOT nm on the fourth and fifth ballot, and
going back to Nelson on the sixth
On the fourth ballot Feig went from
Lind to McCleary, and Lockwood from Nc
CIeary to Nelson, with whom he remained
during the remainder of the balloting
Schofield deserted Lind for McCleary on
the fourth ballot
Oh the fifth ballot Cole left Washburn fo,
Comstock did also Bedford Kenda II
deserted Nelson and went to McCleary
Martin deserted McCleary and cast the first
vote of the session for Congressman Taw
ney. Nieman deserted Washburn and went
to COmStOck.
The sixth and last ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
THE FINAL BALLOT
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Allen, Barr
culkin, Day, Durham, Greer. Howard
johnson, W. E., Larson, Masterman Mil
Ter Morgan. Macarthur, Potter. Pottgieser
Roverud, spencer Sperry, Stebbins, Stock
ton, rheden. Thompson, Wyman Yale.
Representatives Ahlstrom Baston, Roobar
Brainerd. Cross, Dahl, Dare, De Laittre,
Dingman. Downs Geissler, Gum, Gutter
sen, Juar, Leach. Loveioy. Mansfield,
Metcalf Mullen, Mckenney. Rice, Robbins,
sederberg, Severance, Smith, E. e.,
Staples. Swanson Torson, Nogel, Wool
! ridge, Tier, Van Saints.
Neson-Senators Collester Currier
French, Fuller, Hanson. Iltis, Johnson A
G., Knatvold, Lloyd, Peterson Sheehan
Young. Representatives Anderson, Barto
Boxrud. Buck Burke. Cant, Christensen
Craig, Damp, Dressed, Ellingser. Ferris
Foreman Foss, Gibbs, Grondahl, Harris
horn, Hoeffken, Jacobsen, Johns. Johnson
e., Jones. J. D., Jones. J. n, Kelly, 4. B.
Kendall, Littleton, Lockwood, Mathieson
Mallette McInnis, Parker, Post, Reeves
Robillard. Sampson, Sander, Shell, Smith
G. A, Smith, J. NJ. Strang, Sutton, Tall
man, Taylor. Underwood.-60.
For McCleary-Senator OZmun. Repre-
sentatives Holman Johnson, E. c., Nash
Odds, Scofeld Undertook. Warmers.
For Mr.. Comstock-Senators Cole, Hene-
mann, Jones, Smith. Representatives Bick-
ford. Blagik, Douglass, Feig, Tenney
Nicholson, McGrath, Nieman, Sivright
Soule--H.
For Mr.. Pillsbury-Senator Hodge, Repre-
sentative Wright-2.
| For Mr. Tawney-Representat Martin
i.
THE TORTURE OF THE HOUR.