Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-02-06
PEACE PREVAILS. .
Opposing Political Leaders 10
Kentucky 10 Compromise.
Legislature to Peacefully Convene
at State Capital.
Militia to be withdrawn From Frank
fort aud Law to Rule.
FAIR ELECTIONS PROMISED TIE PEoPLa

OF the democratic party, resulteu IN siku'
ing an agreement embC dying six specific
propositions. which promise settle
msnt Of the party differences which
brought about the two state govern.
ments In Kentucky. The agreement, In
substance. is as follows:
First If the general assembly in joint
session adopt resolution rstifying the
recent action adopting the contest re-
ports seating Goebel and Beckhsm. con.
testees, W. 8. Taylor and John Marshall
submit without further protest.
second-All parties shall unite In an
effort to bring about such modification Of
the election law as will provide for non
partisan election boards and insure free,
fair elections.
Third-Condition shall remain statu
quo until on Monday. the general assem-
bly, meeting. and adjourning from day to
day until that time.
Fourth--Nothing shall be done TO him
der or prevent the joint session OF the
general assembly from taking action on
the ratification Of the resolution.
Rifth-The state contest board shall
meet and adjourn from day to day until
Tuesday without taking any action for
the minor state offices.
Sixth-The state troops shall be re-
moved from the state capital at once.
though with all necessary precaution for
public safety. This matter to be under
direction OF General Dan Lindsay. Of
Frankfort.
Seyenth-The republican officials and
officers Of the state guard shall have I'm
munity from charges OF treason, usur-
patton. court martial or any other such
ofYenses.
The agreement 10 signed by the follow.
ing: Republicans-John Marshall, Judge
John W. Barr, Dan Lindsay. T. l.. Ede-
len, T. H. Banter. David W. Fairleigh. G.
I. Ballard Democrats--J. G. 3. Black.
burn, Robert J. Breckenridge, j. O. W.
Beckham, Sam. j. Shackelford, Urey
woodson, James b. McCreary, Phil.
Thompson.
II was stated by the republicans pros.
ent that Governor Taylor would agree IA
anything that all of them signed. II was
stated in the conference that the London
session Of the general assembly would bs
called of at once until Monday.
Governor Taylor will remain In the ex
ecutive building. The republicans viii
recognize him and the democrats viii
recognize Beckhsm az governor.
NO STATEMENT.
Frankfort, Feb. 6.-Judge Yost and Ar
Sweeney. republican sttOrneys, arrived
from Louisville at 1890 o'clock. Genera
Dan. Lindsay, OF Louisville, was will
them. They went to Governor Taylor
office and the door was locked upon al
outsiders. At ll:3O o'clock Taylor salt
he would make no public statement re-
/ gsrding his attitude toward the resolu
tion at the Louisville conference befor'
tomorrow.
TAYLOR MAY ACCEPT.
Frankfort, KY, Feb. 6.-Goyernor Tay
lor has just received telegram giyinI
the results OF the Louisville conference
When seen this morning by a correspond
ent for the Associated Press hs decline
to discuss the matter. He said. however
, that the passage Of an honest election
law for Kentucky was all that he asked
and that no personal ambition OF hi
should stand In the way OF getting II.
REFUSED TO SIGN.
Frankfort, Feb. 6.-Goyernor Taylo
refused for the time being at least
. sign the agreement reached last night
louisville. His advisers expressed Il
opinion that everything will be settle
peaceably.
, SPEAKER ELECTED.
; London. Ky. Feb. 6.-Only thirty
. four representatives and ten senators al
, In London, and all are republicans bu
Senator Hayes. The town Is quiet.
London, Feb. 6.-Representative b.
? Thurem, Of Rock Castle county, WI
elected speaker pro TEN Of the house.
: ADJOURNED.
!. London, KY. Feb. 6.-The house al
|. senate adopted resolutions OF respect 4
Goebel and adjourned until to'morro'
: GoRBEL's FUNERAL TRAIN.
Z Coyington. KY. Feb. 5.-The Goeb
4 funeral train arrived here this mOrnin
: A long procession followed the cask
!! from the depot to Odd Fellows ha
: where the body will lie In state until
7 o. IN, when 1t will be returned to Fran
Z fort by special train 20 morrow. At {
= capital It will lie In state until the fn
: eral on Thursday.