New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
DID NOT STAMPEDE TO CARLISLE
PROSPECT OF AN ELECTION AT FRANKFORT NE
NOTE AS EVER


NOTE AS EVER
r>rarkrort XIV March 14-In the House to-day
Mr.. Nance offered a resolution citing that human
life was more important than the election OF
United States Senator. and. as 1t was reported that
pistols and knives were being brought INTO '"e
chamber the sergeant farms should be instructor
to search both men and women before they were
allowed on the floor 1t was referred 10 the Com-
mittee on Military Affairs.
Sheriff Armstrong had another consultation WIN
the Governor this morning. After coming out OF
tho executive Office the Sheriff said the Governor
wanted him to take a squad OF militia to the Capi-
TO! to-day He told the Governor that he preferred
a posse Of citizens The Governor also wanted MIN
TO clear the cloakroom but he declined 10 90 So
The Governor proceeded to write out an order pu'
before the Sheriff had arrived at the Capitol which
was again in charge OF the police. the cioaKroom
crowd had gone to the House 10 witness 'he
Joint session
BEFORE the Senate filed over 10 the House MT
Stephenson withdrew his motion to RECONSIDER III"
vote by which the seats Of Walton and James were
declared vacant. When the House was ni.ihs up
Dunlap was nowhere to be seem Everything see"eu
N he moving along smoothly until the new uoor-
keeper of the House. Lieutenant Sharpiey' Len
rgton military officer undertook 70 take charge OF
the door and prevent Colonel Jack Chinn. Jim
Williams ana others from coming In Doorheepe'
TYLER OF the Senate came up. and the new House
p,,ard ,an tried to force him out. TOO put Eyer
nersuaded him 10 relinquish the post
There were is2 present at the Joint session. Inc
Republicans demanded the reading OF the journal
and seemed TO be playing for delay. The delay
nolicv seemed abandoned when the Sheriff ana
posse arrived. The Republicans again reira'he,.
from voting. The Democrats voted as usaa uh''i
HAYWOOD was reached, and he began making
sneeca changing from Blackburn to Carlisle Inc
Republicans held hurried consultation ana began
IN vo,c All the Senators were called except James
and Walton The House roll was then called. Every
p.nuh,I.,n voted for Poyle. Poor voted acaint Inc
R.nublicans Win Darlington and sixty-hVc p-n D
GRATIS A s.ampede to Carlisle had been rhpsctral
hnt Il failed 10 come The ballot resulted: Boyle o.
Rackhurn 81: Carlisle "A: Buckner. L. Petit. l. Inc
faint session was then adjourned.
one of the Republicans said after me )oh session.
THE Republicans broke their contract VT oIc
another They had agreed an caucus TO eject BoyIc
o. Cariise today" Another said: I'VE did not ex-
Oect roor to vote to-day and If he had not we IN
landed 10 vote James and Walton.
iJeutenant- Governor Worthlngton says ne CON
s,dars # his duty TO call election to elect sue
- ~ he late senator Weissinger. Of Louisville
He vim cali the election before Tuesday, but IL can,
NOT be held until eight days after notice Is gwen ana
will therefore cut no figure In the senatorial CON
test. ..Ao.hor or M, a
a discussion Is going on as 70 whether or nov d
canotoral la lot can taken Tuesday. the Legs
iatnre's death day. II a Senator Is not CHOSEN before
~ time Some say ballot cannot be taken. as
'ha cDslature must adjourn sine die at noon, while
o,bers hold that the session can last until IL D. m
The law requires that joint sessions begin al noon.
and of course, If the Legislature, adJourhs d. '""'
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