The record-union., 1898-01-13

of Marcus A. Hanna in an eloquent
speech, and others seconded the nomi-
nation.
| Senator Burke, the one dissenting
Republican Senator presented the name
OF Robert E. McKisson, the Republican
Mayor OF Cleveland in a forcible and
lnflammatory speech that commanded
| the closest attention. In one Of his
climaxes he said: James A. Garfield
would have voted for McKisson if he
were alive and a Senator here to-day"
| Representative Roberts of Cleveland
seconded the nomination of Hanna, and
Representative Bramley of Cleveland
that of McKisson.
| Inc Democrats presented no names,
| and made no seconding speeches.
| me Senators and Representative
rose to their feet when they cast their
respective votes
The roll-call Of the Senate was callef.
first in joint session, and there We're no
changes in the vote of yesterday-19 for
Mcklsson and IL for Hanna, as fol-
lows:
For Hanna-Allender, Blake, Cable,
Carpenter, CrandaIl, Dodge, Garfield,
I'utz, May. Plummer, Riley, Sheppard,
Sullivan, Voight Wightman, Williams,
N'olcott.-Total L.
| Eos McKisson-Broren. Burke, Cohen,
Crowley, Decker, Doty, Finck, Harper,
Jones, kenner, Leet, Long, Miller,
Mitchell, Nichols, Pugh, Robertson,
Schafer, Valentine.-Total 10.
The House members were then called,
resulting:
For Hanna-Allen, Arbenz, Arm
strong, Ashford, Baldwin, Beatty, Bell
Bennett, Bossard, Bowman, Boxwell,
Rreck, Brecourt, Chapman, Clark, Cliff
ford, Davis, Davies, Droste, Dutto1,
Griffith of Clinton, Griffith of Union,
Hinsdale, Howard, Johnson, Joyce
kemper, Lane, Leeper, Leland, Love,
Mccormick. McCurdy, McKinnon, Man
uel Meachan, Means, Morrow, Norris
Parker, Rankin of Clark, Rankin of
Fayette. Redkey, Reynolds, Roberts,
Shaw, Smith of Adams, Smith of Della
ware, Snyder, Stewart Of Clark, Stewart
OF Mahoning, Strimple, Swingle, Taylor,
Waddell.-Total 56
For McKisson-Adams, Adkins, Alger,
Bartlett, Bowlon, Booth, Bower, Bracken,
| Bramley, Cline, Connolly, Cox, Doran,
Gayman, Gerard, Hayden, Haler, Has
lett, Hess, Heyde, Hull, Hunter, Jones,
| kempel, Kenny, Lamb, Ludwick, Nc
Brook, McCauley, McGlinchey, Magee.
Melber, Monter, Niles, O'Neil, Otis,
Payne, Piper, Powell, Ross, Rothe, Rus
sell, Rutan, Schneider, Scott, Smalley,
Spellmeyer, Stivers, Swain, Mason,
| Williams.-Total 81.
For Lentz-Wiley.
AbSent-Cramer.
The vote in the House was the same as
yesterday. with the exception that Has
lett, who voted then for Wiley, ana
| Hess, who voted then for Warner, to-
day voted with the other Democrats for
| McKisSon.
General Wiley was the only Democrat
not voting with the coalition, and he
voted again for Congressman Lentz.
Lieutenant Governor Jones announced
the result of the joint ballot as Hanna
IS, McKisson 20, Lentz l, absent /, and
declared Marcus A. Hanna elected Sen
ator for the unexpired term, ending
March 4. 1899.
Owing to the cheering and noise, the
Chair allowed the jollifiers to retire be-
fore the less exciting vote for the long
| term was begun.
The ballot for the long term proceeded
| without mucn interest De1nS manifest.
The result for the long term was the
same as that for the short term. Cen
eral Wiley again voted for Lentz. Hanna
received Is, McKisson 20 and one alb
sentee
After Hanna was declared elected SEN
ator for the long term, pandemonium
reigned supreme in the hall Of the
| House. The galleries went wild, and
Senators and Representative partici
| pated.
On motion of Senator Alexander,
which was unanimously carried, a COM
mittee of five was appointed to escort
| Senator Hanna to the hall. The CALLER
les and Hobbies loudly viva voced for the
committee to escort Senator Hanna 10
| the hall.
Senators Alexander and Sullivan and
| Representatives Stewart, Leland and
! Bolin We're appointed as the escorting
committee, and while they We're en- rotue
| tothe Neil House the crowds in the
State house and outside INDUCED in all
| sorts of demonstrations