Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-18
Second Days Work in Eecting United
States Senator.
MEMBERS STANDING TOGETHER
For the Candidates Of Their ChoeeNot Probable That
They Will Do So LongAnxiety to
Finish This Week.

water. clyde. cummings. Farr, shcp-
ard-ii.
For Ncbcker-Peery-i.
For powera-N obekcr, Ridcout Mr.
President. cook. Foreman. jackson.
Lnpish. Mr.. sp.aker--s
For suthcrlnnd-Aider. Howell, Cal
lister. chrlHtninncn. Cook. Harris. g. T.,
liolmgrcn. law. Miller Murdoch. Rob-
inson. Sorcnscn. Taylor. Wclch-ii.
The only change In the voting NJ to-
day from that OF yesterday was the adj
dition ~ Senator Martha Hughes Cam
mons vote 10 the King column, On
arising to east her first vote she said.
MRS. cANNoN's SPEECH.
Mr.. President. members of the Ley
inlnturc and Waiting friends.
The candidate whom ! shall this dry
vote for no United Statcs senator. has
an honorable career. 80 well known
that II needs no additional culufy
from me. I heard his colleagues nt the
national Capitol spsak ~ him ar tne
able man from the intcrmountnn West
and his Keen intultiyc inrighi ana
native ability has won for him both
national and International trnpwn. I
east my ballot Tor the Hon. W. II. King,
The second and third ballots were
Identical with the first. ON the four'h
ballot King received n. McQuarric vot.
Ing for y. ". Snow.
While the fourth ballot was being
taken. Representative McQuarr,o ~
Washington county created great in.
icrcsi. In arising to east his vote. by
saying.
McQuARi.IE SPEAKS.
II change my vote today for the rcn-
son that believe that there ~ = North
and "a South. an East and a West 10
AZ. -
and Intelligence aboundr IN all Its rafta.
and that IN On. uonsfsfr OF our patton
M IN our f.nHiHiatufe, all things f'ac
being equal. the dif~rrnt sections OF
our State should receive recognition.
And because I see. all along the lint.
great men that are stili held IN tho
ranks by their native modesiy, or
perhaps by a lingering belief IN thai
ancient but now almost obaoict" tenet
of our faith. that III. office should seek
the man. but do not think they should
be entirely obrcurcd by the clnmor of
thosc who seem 10 claim all the public
attention.
see. upon one Of the green isles Of
the Pacific. one who n tower ~
strength To hts country. who has shel
glory on his state, and n an honor TO
his party. but neither his own mottsty
nor the distance which separates him
from his friends, dcbar him from our
consideration, Their" IN another that
fate has assigned to "A more humble
position, that OF holding one - the
smaller outpoHtr OF our Stasr and parry.
but none can Hay that he has not i,na
his duty we'll, and those who today
east their vote with me for Edward H.
Snow may not have n seat IN Mr. cnSk'H
band-wnRon. that he has No nicely
fitted up with cushioned seats. hut he
win yet be numbered with those who
were the first 10 pierce the guiHf 81 tho
outward man. and discern the trdc
friend, the great statesman. AMI tho
broad-minded partisan; and I believe
the time viii yet come when he win
have the privilege OF voting IN and In
cooperating into the laws OF our milton
the principles OF equal and exact ,us-
tlce 10 all and special privileges TO
none.
ON the NTH ballot. McQuarric voted
again for King, the last vote staining
na the first.
The Joint assembly adjourned 70 mcc,
at ii.J0 tomorrow.