The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-03-18

Bronston and his methods. While the reso-
lutions DO not show that this was the cause
or the course taken, Il is nevertheless true
A committee consisting OF Senator's Jones.
James and Siege was appointed to correspond
with the central committee
A number of leading Republicans called on
Governor Bradley this morning and got his
consent to change the place OF holding the
mans seat in the House by that body, ar
rived from Lexington this morning. When
asked IL he would vote in the joint assembly
to-day, Mr.. Dunlap said: INC. l will not;
1 am here on other business" Dunlap was
sent for by Colonel Boyle, the Republican,
nominee for United States Senator, but he
tions.
The House had another stormy beginning
this morning. Rev. Grider, the Republican
House with prayer. and made most elo-
quent appeal for peace and harmony and
the hope that the session would close with
out boodshed. At the close of the prayer,
Mr.. Barnett offered resolution indorsing
the action OF the Governor in calling out
the militia. Mr.. Howard, Of Butler, moved
every Democrat In the House was on his
feet demanding to be heard. The Speaker
ruled that the previous question had been
did not silence the Democrats, and at least a
half dozen were attempting to speak at the
same time. There was the greatest con-
baggers, soldiers militia, anarchy. cowardice
and such epithets were thrown at the Re-
publicans. The resolution was adopted by
yea and nay vote OF 81 to 40.
The joint session assembled to-day as
peaceably as yesterday. A feeling of better
humor prevailed in the House. which was
enjoyed by a number of ladies who were
allowed for the first time since last Friday
to enter the galleries. The doors were thrown
wide open as on yesterday. and the same
sight or blue coats was witnessed in the
corridors. While the clerks called the roll
of both houses the Democrats failed to vote,
and the roll showed sixty-six present. The
the race for United States Senator Neither
the Democrats nor Republicans voted. On
motion of Hon. Cy z. Brown the joint as
sembly "eternally, forcibly. everlastingly and
perpetually and for all time dissolved never
to meet again." When the motion was put
the long meter doxology was sung by the
fell for the last time in the joint session OF
the Kentucky General Assembly at 12:17
without the election Of successor to Sena-
tor Blackburn.
AS soon as the joint assembly had dis
solved many Of Senator Blackburn's friends
made a rush for the Senate cloakroom tc
shake the hand of the free silver champion
that he had just begun his fight.
The free silver campaign was opened by
the Blackburn people in the opera house
tonight. Senator Blackburn made a vigor-
Gus speech, claiming that the failure to
elect Senator was q remarkable victory
for free silver. Senator Bronston denounced
general Taylor and Col. Lew Tarlton. Jack
Chinn, one of the orators of the evening
sarnd ha It or was ba for to the SaS
pull the sheet from some of the members
| and say Don't they look natural"
The Common Council at its meeting to-
night passed q resolution indorsng Gov
ernor Bradley's conduct and denouncing the
Indignation meeting called by Mayor JuiaT
as largely controlled by nonresidents and
| not representatives OF the people of Frank
Il fort