The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-14
MARK A. HANNA.

Ohious Hihsuuic, IioWuru, JOnn-
son, Joyce, Kemper, Lane,
Lecpcr, Leland. Love. McCor.
nick, McCurdy, McKinnon, Manuel,
Meacham, Means, Morrow, Norris,
Parker, Rankin of Clark, Rankin OF
Fayette, Redkey, Reynolds, Roberts,
Shaw, Smith Of Delaware, Smith OF
Adams, Snyder, Stewart of Clarke,
Stewart of Mahoning, Strimple, Swim
gle, Taylor, Waddell. Total, so.
For McKisson-Adams, Adkins, Al.
ger, Barlow, Booth, Bower, Bracket,
Bramley, Cline, Connolly, Cox, Doran,
.iuyman, Goard, Hayden, Halter, Hull,
Haydc, Hunter, Jones, Kcmpel, Lud.
wick, MacBroom, McCauley, Nc.
Clinchcy, Magee, Melbcr, Monts, Niles,
O'Neill, Otis, PAYNE, Piper, Powell,
Ross, Rothe, Russell, Rutan, Schmidir,
Scott, Smallcy, Spe!lmyer, Stivers,
Swain, Williams, Mason-Total 40.
Wiley, /; Warner. !; Lcntz, 1.
The senate vote resulted as follows:
For Hanna-Alcxander, Blake, Gable,
Carpenter. Randall, Dodge, GayHeld,
Lutz, May, Plummer, Riley, Sheppard,
Sullivan, Voight, Wightman. Will
Jams, Wolcott. Total, II.
For McKisson-Borelin, Burke, Co
hen, Crowley, Decker, Doty, Finck,
Harper, Jones, Kcnnon, Leet, Long,
Miller, Mitchell, Nichols, Pugh, Rob
s~rtson, Schaefcr, Valentine. Total, 10.
1t was just IL o'clock when Senator
Sullivan arose to nominate Senator
Hanna. The vote in the senate for
the long term stood 10 for McKissor
and II for Hanna, the same as upon
the ballot for the short term. =
With the Il in the senate and SO in
the house Hanna has just the requis.
lite votes for his election with all pres
cnt, but in the absence OF Represent
ntivc Cramer, Democrat, who is dan
%gerously sick, Hanna has one to spare
In the Senate chamber when the
vote from the House was announced
the Republican Senators stood up II
their chairs and upon the floor ant
shouted themselves hoarse with call,
for Hanna and victory. Nothing lik'
1t was ever seer in an Ohio scnat,
chamber.
Inc cheering as the votes of Gri
fifth of Union. Manuel of Montgomery
Joyce OF Guernsey, Drost, Kemper an,
Lane of Hamilton were last for Han
ia was tremendous.
Otis desired to explain his vote, bu
was shut off under the rules and tn,
ballot went on with cheers in tho gal
lery for Hanna.
When the result Of the ballot wa
announced as Hanna 81. McKisson AZ
Warner /, Wiley / and Lentz l Their
was considerable stir on the Demo
cratic side.
Speaker Mason announced tina
Marcus A. Hanna, having received
majority OF the votes Of the house, wa
the choice OF that body for the shor
term. The cheering outside the hall
for Hanna was re-echoed In the ear
OF the members as the result was an
uounced
The ballot was then taken for tn
long term, and il resulted the same
its announcement being greeted wit
another long and loud demonstration
On both ballots Representative Crane
was absent, and there was thus onl
los cast, as follows: Hanna, SO; No
Kisson, 40; Wiley, !; Warner, i; Lent,
- Absent, /.
At 1919 o'clock the house adjourne
, and the hall was used for q jollifca
ton meeting, with the crowd singing
praise God From Whom All Bles.
ings Flow"
When the two houses adjourne
, there was a general stampede for til
: Neil house to congratulate Senate
: Hanna upon the result Of the ballo'
! ing to-day.
The Senate and House both A.
. journed until 10 o'clock to-morro
+ morning. A joint resolution w,
adopted to meet in joint ~conventic
at noon tomorrow to canvas the vo
cast to-day for Senator. As McKissc
: had q majority of 2 in the Senate to-ds
Q and Hanna Of 4 over all in the hous
there was no election de jure, b,
there was u de facto election. The
Is nothing to prevent changes to- mo
o row from the votes Of to .day, but nor
Is expected rs the canvass has been
Q close and thorough.
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