The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-12
ihere Will Probably Be No
Election in kentucky.
SOBER SENSE CAST TO THE SIDE
Republicans Unseat representative.
Democrats Two Senators,
penocrattc Reveivers We're Ready TO
Crack IL the Republicans Had tIS,,.i
'ioience-On the Ballot thu, Repub-
iican> Refuse to Vote and Ther,s
Is No Quorum.

Frankfort, XIV. March i,-This dav viii
i'e an unenVia6le memory "a the history aS
h.htueky state politics. Rlind ptrtisap-
Sh'p anu bitter passion asurPed the place oc
eeoi laagmen, and sober thought. At times
II looked as Il there might be an outhurst
"i moo VIOLENCE. When IL became klsoyu
outside that the house had aaseated kAan.-
mann and the Democrats in the senate hatr-
ahseated TWO Republicans. james and Wal.
tpn. The aspect looked 50 threatening thac
many OF The great crowd that Ihgonged tho
corridors made Il rush TO get away. There
was an unseemly rush fer the Joint asse4n-'
niN dor. which was guarded by a iargo
nody OF armed men. At one time the eN-
plosise point almost reached. That
point would doubtless haye been reached IL
TIE Republicans bad attempted TO force the
ai seated senators into the Joint assembly
meeting. Kaufman. the DemoeFa; unsea;-
81 BY the house. was already IN the hail-
senator James. one o! the unseated sena-
tors, soi IN by strategy. This left enc un-
seated Democrat ana one unseated Rcp,Ib-
lfcsin IN the Joint assembly hail. This maaa
the honors about even on that score, and
tended 10 promote peace.
There were reyoivers waiting silent but
ready at the hail door. and nad any ono
wanted trouble he could have had it. With
In the hall OF the Joint assembly matters
were made TO run smoothly by the ruling OF
Spt sker Werihngtoh 1hat the clerk OF
each house should call the roll for the vota
u t'ie Ho"se- once uiiieF way t"e Juln@
assembly proceeded TO business in true par
iamentary style, When IL adjourned every
man left the hall IN a good humor. Tho
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the Democrats iett 'he mousse 10 p,sah 'i's
quorum Dui uiu h"' seSs
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'he sefeeant- ~
10 Keep oruef.
AS soon as the news OF tne ACTON u t"'
mouse fedehei 'ie SeAa'e. .1t.s, ''V1''ao.
moved the snop'I'i, % e'.. 49, ,','., ~,
inc rnes. ihe iie''e' .,,s,.,,.,,.s
hronston. anfio the "ilest S~''''e' ~
Ine chair ftfA<fl 10 sslt INC fh1tA'sts "ito
kept up continnai ioun tapp'"s.
clerk read the amendment Inc 'har ue-
clsred the proceeainss re'oi"'i"nat >
Bronsion. waiSing ms arms itas'i.aiss
shouted 10 the cierh 10 eaii '"o io'i- -
moved that the senate auJou'h. A'''"i 10 ~,
widest excitement l.e i,eu'ei.at' - '..
put the motion. 4 ne f'.p"'i','"a ~
aye in body. Tue iep'enai'' So
declared the senate adJourhed' ana WIN
the Republican members left the chhInVcf-
The report Of the committee on rieS'iohs
was then read. The ron was cahsn e"a
Walton and James we're deciefeo 'hsuss
ble 10 seats In the senate. py W." Va =
TO 0, amid Wild cheers from the Democrats
James left the senate ehaihn'i niU's W,
vote to unseat him was taken anu ei''r'sh
the house. walton was MOI 30 i"i'
and was refused ahinlttahS'-
When the Joint Assembly eoiFeh*a
Speaker Bianford issued orn'fa t'at p'''ss
members or persons entitled !" ths p'isi
leges Of the floor should be aainr'e' AZ
1906 the doorkeeper announcer 'as se''atH-
The spes ker. before reeosn,s'hs .s . 'ns .en ~
ate said the doorkeeper OF tne ho"Se hai
fun control OF the hoor bfors'o'' pc
ciarcd the ruling was "iiEou, -
He shouted; y move that ''ovp., o.. ''' -
presiding efficer OF Inn s GO
storm % 80 r,orad Tor order. senator