The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-14

rarleton ana said he understood Tarleton
had boon talking about him as one Of
,rowd OF ruili4ns. Colonel Tarleton said
thSt he had not said anything of the kind
but he did say as citizen of the country.
81 think the ciyl authorities should be on
hand TO suppress an outbreak of any
kind
RESOLUTION of Rebulxe.
At 1i:3J sheriff Armstrong received In
structions from Governor Bradley to clear
tho senate cloakroom in which were Sem
Gtor Blaokbura and his friends, includ-
ing Jack Chinn aud others AS soon as
the sonatc majority heard of this move of
the governor, the leaders of Senator
Blackburn grew hot and at once drew up
q resolution Of rcbuke to the gov
srnor, and 10 ceused tho Wild
est confusion. The reading OF this reso-
luton caused u sensation. Petrie, Rep,
said thaJ il was extraordinary, and he
asked that committee be appointed to
confer with the governor and see If such
an order had heen issued hy him.
ascbci Nea,iy 10 Fight.
Senator Brun,on grew fiery and bitterly
scored the governor He called for the
adoption of the resolution. Scneator
Goeoel spoke equally rs bitter.
~ for one" he shouted, 'am ready to
protest my own rights and privileges"
Salyer Dom, was not carried off his
feet ly this storm of deuunciation for tho
governor He said it was the duty of the
senate out of respect to tho governor to
send II COMMITTEES to find out from that Of
fetal If he had issued such an order. IF
It is found" said ne, "that the governor
has issued such an order, then L am in IA
vur OF passing the resolution; but let Us
not act hastily"
Governor Gave the orders.
Bronson said Never will that COM
mittec go to the governor with my con.
sont or my vote" "Or mine" cried Goe-
bel and others. The sheriff who was
present, here said tn { he had received
the orders mentioned from tho governor.
Senator Bronston said: IL denounce the
act of the governor, il it were with the
last drop of my blood 1t is outrageous
and unlawful; treascnable act. de-
noCnco it," Hc almost screamed, amidst
the pounding If the gavel and the sup
pressed mum OF many voices. Let the
governor leave us alone. Pass the reso-
lu,ions and condemn the man who is gov
crnor by accident. l denounce his action
nni am ready as n Kentuckian and as q
man."
Bronston Unbuttons His Vest.
Then, white rs n sheet, the senator sat
down. The sergeant-at-arms shouted:
''Thc presiding officer will clear the floor"
Then Senator Deboc arose and denounced
the reflection of Bronston on Governor
Bradley as false and untrue. IL say 1t to
II l..
Then he sat down. Senator Bronston
Jumped mp and commenced TO unbutton
his vest and many present thought that
the time for bloodshcd had arrived Be-
fore he could act the presiding officer sue.
cooded, Ly pounding his gavel aud plead.
ing for quiet in restoring order.
End of the Remarkable Scene.
Senator Salyer rose and said that he
was not willing to insult the governor of
kentucky ami moved to refer the motion
offered by Dronston to the committee on
rules, and this was done. Bronston, Goe.
bel and the leaders of Blackburn seeing
that they had been outvoted subsidized, and
ono of the most remarkable scenes
ever witnessed in a dclibcrative body had
ended. Ii the sheriff attempts TO clear
the cloakroom there will bc trouble, as
IlNikUNTll anu Ills lTltlNS SLY tIty Will
not get out. The news of the exciting
scenes i'm the senate had reached the house
before the joint assembly arrived.
Aud siiii No Election.
The call of the roll developed the fact
that the Republicans had not succeeded in
getting out all their members. There
were two pairs. The roll-call showed i2s
membc present, necessary to q choice g.
The reading of the journals was dispensed
with without any attempt on the p,rt Of
Senator Brcnston to delay the proceedings
as on the previous day by insisting on
having read the journals of each house.
The bnl,ot resulted; Blackburn, 8 Car
Isle, -; Buckncr, |. The Republicans
again refused To vote, and there was no
ir.s.um
Governor Bradley denies having given
,hr sheriff any such orders as stated.
Senator Bronston has begged the gov
grnnr's parlor