The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-05
THEY ACT
LIKE BOYS
Republican Majority inthei
House Unable to
Agree on q
Speaker.

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uec'sions' IN pe"lidered manner put
e''her ono ara often Do'h 'hese gentlemen
would put MN straight &ss. -...
Inc nrst Daiiet stood: Donohoe- IL;
inarp IL; CilrR H. hight Da'iots were
taReh' oh tne n'nth ballot the change
CAME When John r. Donohoe's name
was reached Mr. Donohos said he was op'
p.heu " 'h's useie'S pai'oRihS "hu III 10
u'u no' care VINO was elected spo"hee' ne
"o"'u Vote Iof Iheodore II. ClarK. one
ny ono 'hey voted Tor CLARK. Representa-
we nrizzeii "oVea Tor adjournment he
was declared out OF order. AT the close OF
the ba'loting 1T was found that Clark had
peeh eieceea ny @@ 10 IL. Immediately
Cierk burns Withdrew MIS- vote cast Tor
oiark ana voted ior h'tchen. representa-
1--WE hopertsoh lo'lo"ea silt ana voted Tor
ourns' oi"rf' Dehh'soh anu HaZZafu
also changeu the,f yotes. Inc maj vote
oou: oiark ~ lhafp III bu'ns 4;
niocheh y "cc'fa'hg w secretary burns
"hu leiier nose. le'ier DaVis ngures
eaVo C'"'n nu' ~ Votes'
,no rolo"'ns '"','' '.' A'e'no1'",s
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us pae.lsans'
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Ao'ing 'ierk BURNS neRui"f' tneh al
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'he men w ieglsla1iVe uls'rlcGs' oeglnhing
WIN 'he nirso o's'ric' VI wilmington.
Mr' burns s"'u ho was iieinoef VI ehe
iioNso anu "oa'u o'''' 'no io't Al III JULIET
way
Ane "o.ihs '''rA WON ma poinH anu uur'
ing 'he "''ernooh 'ne 'o'' was cai'eo' DO
s'nnlns WIN NV ii'o'hoof 'toth VII" fhs'
ulstiic' Oh Wilmington anu hepuolicahS
ana democrats were aiCef"ara mixed
Inc Democrats on fourteenth palio' went
Tor Dr. NJ Lay, 'no hegu'ars hhed
up "ehlno NiarN "lu 'uo oh'ohs so'loiy lof
iharp nal'ot aiecr pal'o' was thhon "lVh-
ou' PARTICULAR iho'"en'' Ano no'''o'i".e
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th"rp' 'ho ohioii oai'u'''A'e' "hu also LUZ
h"z~ara'
MI McNu'tys hsh1 LOT 'he Democrats
see"iea W Ile'ss 'no o"p'aih' ana nc gave
nun 'ohhp''n'oh'ary 'o'e' "h" Oh other
o"'lots captain "es1 Votea ior o'her Dem
ocra1s.
nf hn TO lt,ni
2eVerai Oh .he democrats during these
oailo's voted ior O'aFk, ana there was a
persisteht enofs 10 raiiy al OF them Tor
Ciark, rs 1t wps believed that the Rcpub'
leans would SICK TO CLARK II the Demo-
Gratis again gave nm enough votes to
elect MI Donohoe denounced tho whole
proceeding, declaring that the dear peo-
Pic were watching the House, and that
the body should organize for business"
On some ballots the Democrats declined
to vote, withheld or changed which tao
ties kept tho Republicans guessing. The
work of Democratic Leaders was to mass
their strength for Clark, but it was fu-
tile.
One Of the Democratic members who
was opposed to voting with the Repu BIZ
cans said: 1--WE went to thor this morn