New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
HANNA ELECTED sen ALUM
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can Representatives voted together LOT III i''e'
cation before eecting n Senator. 800
Representative Stewart one OF the hanna 70
ers said there would come proper time Tor the
FULLEST Investigation. but this was the 'ii'e ~.
,lecting a Senator. He moved TO take 'eO,Ss ~.
oo, The opoosition moved to amend by taxing "
.eccss for five minutes There were cans Vi "0
uouse demands for yeas and nays on every 'n'lS
and other dilatory motions, in when 'he 'o'o So
- 70 20 with Cramer absent. Inc Hlotloh ,o'
,oss r,as defeated--ayes So nays IS. Bramiey Ma
son Jones. Otis Rutan and Scott Vo''"s wiz" '"'
Democrats r..r- Soor
IIeutenant-Goyernor Jones and the Senators soon
arrived at the bar OF the House ana the ho' o,'D
cry discussion was shut off. The TWO pou'es '.'''
wens into JON: convention for the election y.
Senator Lieutenant Governor Jones "a'heu ,"e
crowd that order must Dc P'esSi'eu " ~
would BE cleared .,,
The Senate journal Of yesterday was reao' sho"
ing 10 votes for Robert r. Mckisson anu - Az
Marcus A. Hanna for both terms 49,
The House journal was next read showing 'e
following vote for both the snort anu 'O,e ,,no
Hanna &c. McKisson, 40; A. j. Warner l. AquiiA
Wiev I. John ] Len.z Mr.. Cramer was apseh''
Lieutenant Governor Jones announced 'hat M
kisson was the choice OF the Senate ana ha'iia Vi
the House and there being no concurrent e,eo''on.
the two houses should proceed Joihuy ~ 0""0 W
Senator. -
senator Garfield presented the name OF Marcus
A. Hanna in an eloquent speeSi' anu ~
onded the nomination. ,,
Senator Burke the only dissenting Repupne"n'
presented the name OF Mckisson. the fepu
Mayor Of Cleveland. in forcible and ihliai'"'pe
speech that commanded the closest attent'oh -,
one OF his cmaxes ne said: James A carmen
would have voted for McKisson IL he were alive and
a Senator here to-day"
Representative Roberts OF Cleveland. secohdeu '"e
nomination Of Hanna. and Representative brd"''e!'
Of Cleveland. that OF McI<isson. The Democrats
presented no name and made no secondins speeches.
The Senators and Representatives rose 10 thei' lee'
when they cast their respective Hotesa; 81. ,hare
The roll OF the Senate was called nist, a,.u 81 co.
were no changes from the votes OF yesterday-' lot
Yesterday with the exception that Hazett. VINO
voted then for Wiley. and Hess VINO voted then t s
Warner, to-day voted with the other Democrats IYn
McKisson. General Aqulla Wiley was the only
Democrat not voting with the coalition anu "'
voted again for Congressman LentZ
Jones announce Inc resH d
Of the joint ballot as; Hanna q MGhlssomh Hanna
elected senator for the unexpred term ehoins
0W!a4 TO the cheering and noise, the chair al
lowed the enthusiasts TO retire before inc eSs *, tx
cng VI,e lot re long s std fhou much interest
The result was the same that for the short
term General Wiley again voted for Lentz Hanna
received %. McKisson 20. and there was one az
After Hanna was declared elected Senator for the
long term pandemonium reigned the galleries Went
pated in the demonstration
on motion Of Senator Alexander committee OF
five was appointed TO escort Senator Hanna to inc
hall. The galleries. Hobbies and everybody voted
Gady 9s %sS Senator'S eae5 n and B
lin were appointed as the escort committee ana
while they went TO the Nell House the crowds in the
State House and outside INDUCED In all sorts OF
demonstrations over the result
EARLY SCENES IN THE SENATE.
Soon after the Senate assembled this morning
Senator Burke. of Cleveland. offered resolution
demanding investigation into the charges that
81 40 had been offered by alleged agents in the In
terests Of Senator Hanna for the vote OF Repre-
sentative Otis The resolution provided for COM
mttee Of five consisting Of Senators Burke. Robin
son, Fink. Garfield and Long Mr.. Burke after
tS siu of senator 11sn was su6sttate The COM
mittee mus constituted consisted Of three Demo
A long and bitter discussion followed led by sena-
Burke FOR immediate consideration, and by Scna-
TOR sullivan for deliberauon and full consideration
During the discussion it was charged that con-
sderation OF this resolution had been postponed by
the House by vote Of s. to 49, and that II was s
ate. but that it had been precipitdted in the
Senate, where It was thought 1t might be adopted
by vote of 10 to !! and interfere with the election
OF United States Senator at the hour fixed for tina,
Mr.. Sullivan raised the point of order that, the
House having passed on similar resolution and de-
matter. The president refused TO entertain the
point and held That the Senate had the right TO
Before a vote on the resolution could be taken a
message was received from the House stating that
t tha[ 19'g United States senate The president
held that further discussion was out OF order. and
the matter was laid over.
After the election OF Hanna the House adjourned
until tomorrow. Consideration Of the resolution
for.an Investigation OF the bribery charges re-
sum Nd in the Senate this afternoon. and he resolu-
ton was adopted by It vote OF p 10 8. The dis
senters were Senators Blake. Carpenter. Garfield
Nav sullivan and Weight. who explained that they
regarded the matter as buncombe Seven Republi
cans voted with the Democrats for the adoption Of
the resolution. There eight Senators absent or
not voting The committee Of five appointed under
he resolution began its work tonight but nothing
additional developed.
ali bribery charges the Bramley bill 10 repeal the
ffty-year street railway franchise law was amended
and passed.