The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-14
WAR NJ ON RANDA
FOR The l|:.O!'|N||||g''I'E||'|R|.||| /
Bribery ehIlIges HII!IB|leI Pressed Be-
fore The SelllQl]|e,
INVESTIGATION 10 BE- AADE BY.CQaaITIEESSl
Strong Effort VIII Be Made % Dast Mason 3
and Rsorganlza the Houss. d,
violent violent Proceedings Expecla xYhesng 4
tho Test Of strength rs nIaae-J.is .fs5 4
bel s"i's brought Against III s4s 81 d
Papcrs-Iinnna Receives No liytssg ia q
TeicGrnms- Greetc Cd by u ~, ,,ii ia 4 as Il
live Citizens Upon His Retarlas ;soss ssss E
Cleveland. 81 ssIss s
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. ls, 1sas..a

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senator Hanna and the member sS nf B
the Legislature went home to-d Al ls
Wall return by Tuesday fext. .gS ha:8sa
leaders on both sides are still here pr
pairing for another fight next week!
The opposition to Hanna was d defeatsdES
IN his election but It proposes to fight
now against him being seated for the
long term. fIis enemies say they hay \
not ahe time 10 interfere on the short!
term, but they will press the bribery
charges, as such charges were pressed Il
on Henry q. Payne, fourteen Years
ago. to the United States Senate. SUBJ
poenas have been issued for Sena tori
Hanna, Major Dick, w. d. Hollenbecls, ,S
II. ID. Boyce and others to appe ar beforel h
the Senate oomm1ttee next Tuesday
night. Is S|5i 555s 'ss rs!
Libel suits have been brought againsssS
several Republican papers for damnges Il
In connection with the bribery charg ges,
notably one by T.. G. Campbell for S1G0.s.-gs
600 aalEst the Ohio State, Journal
fu9oth branches OF the Legisla ture AZ s
1ourned to-day until Tuesday. I'M TIL Il
Senate those voting yesterday againstsS
the Burke resolution for the inyestlgas Is
ton of bribery changed their votes. n
In the House there was a Yong dissS
ousslon ON the Otis briberyEresolut
As the Republicans expect to reorganlzeN
the House an attempt was mad q St o4
postpone further consideration of; !; the
Oils resolution until February 81 SO tina t@
Speaker Mason would notsappoint the
committee to conduct the investiga tion!
Speaker Mason announced dtanding 4
committees to-day. The House refitseds Il
to postpone the resolution and Is tfffsw II;
adopted 81 TO S, most of the Republioanss ss
not voting. 81 Is ftS;S ftSs
While the Senate committee, of which
Senator Burke Is ohairmany began It's q
investigation yesterday, the House com
mittee will not be appoin ted Until NEXT
Tuesday. 4si. ,5s 81 {s3i.!55 & Ss5 ss ~
In the standing committees announc8s
ed by Speaker Mason to-day he }gaye e ytlieM
Republicans who voted for Ham 4 good
places. But It Is said that the atterss
will not accept the olive branch, and
a majority have signed O. document toG;
GUST Mason and the other slom mcers.$SS
Speaker Mason has not missed a mo KS
mcnt out of his chair during the sessionss
of the past two weeks, Is is
AS Speaker pro tenn Griffith is now
with the Hanna members, NJ asOnS
knows that In his absence d resolu4
tion would be offered and adopted to-
reorganize the House. As Mason vii lIsI
refuse 10 recognize any onetS SQnerlngSf
such q resolution, there are those who
expect violence in the House be fore fhasss
proposed reorganization Is effecteds
Mason was very arbitrary In his rul,
ings to-day and the Republican mem
bers are ready to resortGto desperately
efforts next week for reorganization.Ss
Almost another thousand congratG-N
latory telegrums were received for.
Senator Hanna again to- day, and fQr. W
In n
clude his colleagues In iS The senafe
among these Senator Foraker, Wf0si
wired: II congratulate you, not onIys
upon your election, but also upon syo1rs
happy remarks to the General Agsen asS
bly," l5;sgSEEs
AT the jollincatlon meetings In some
counties the resignation IS dema andsass
by resolution of Charles L, Kurtz,; ,; q ss
the Ohio member OF the Republ can
National Committee. S sStsss