Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-20
Gov. Peabody
Takes q Hand
Ne Recognizes The faggoH Senate = Senator Newell
Wanted MiNtia Called 0ui 10 Dispense Officers IN
Hire of DemocratS-Later wan Hoid the fort

ession OF the senate and at 10 o'clock
jday's session was opened.
When the roll was called IN me sen
ae 1T the beginning of t0days SEES,
ion no Republican members answered
3 their names Only nine Republican
enators were in the chamber the seven
HON the Republican minority had
uted To- seat IN place of Democrats
hying failed as yet 20 gain admission
While The roll was being called LIEUT.
toy. llaggott left the chamber.
Lieut.. Coy. Haggott shortly after
yards returned TO the senate chamber
md took the chair He said that the
Ulcers Of the senate had refused to
lbey his orders and that no business
huld be transacted while armed men
lemalned about the senate chamber. lie
lso said that the minutes OF yester-
lays session, as read, we're not talr
IecOfd. The forenoon was spent IN
trangllng over various motions and
Joints OF order hut no business was
done Gov. Peabody has so far refused
b cali ont the state militia for the pur-
use " dispensing the guard maintain
n by the Democrats at the doors OF
die senate chamber.
A crowd throngs the corridors OF the
drtol but order prevails
The Democratic senators propose TO
rmain IN continuous session and hold
possession of the senate chamber UNI
Il noon tomorrow. when joint session
OF the legislature must be held TO vote
fer senator. The Democratic senators
Will refuse to 90 into Joint session
ai which Lieut. Gov Haggott prsldes
aud two separate sessions VIII prob
ably be held. Fifty-one votes are re-
uulTed to elect. Teller today received
30 votes. Mcclure. the Democratic
senator, who did not vote, said IN eX-
planatlon that he preferred somebody
else rather than Teller for senator nut
he would vote for Teller II his vote
would elect him.
IN THE HOUSE.
The house convened at 10 o'clock a
strong guard was present and excluoeu
all persons except members and oili-
GERS Of the house and one reported for
each newspaper. The doors were locked
ana no person will De permitted to
leave the chamber until after the bal
lot for senator Is taken.
BALLoTlNG FOR SENATOR.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 90 A ballot for
United states senator was taken IN the
senate soon after noon. Henry NJ. Tel
Ter received 20 votes. the entire number
e7ti,. one democrat, Mcclure OF Arap-
aboe county. was excused from voting
on his request. Only two Republicans,
belong and Pryor, were present and
they refused to answer to their names,
Lieut. Gov. Haggott and ali the other
Republican members had withdrawn
from the chamber before noon, but De-
Long ana Pryor were turned back by
the sergeant-at-arms when they at
tempted to follow Senator Adams,
president pro TEN. was IN the chair
when the vote was taken.
The vote IN the house for senator was
as follows: Henry NJ. Teller Dem)
%; Edward O, Wolcott, Rep.) Is; Frank
G0udy, Rep1 lS Irving HOwbert,
CRep) G N. w Dixon, CRep) 3.
The Republican senators met IN
Lieut. Gov. Haggott's chamber and bal
loted for senator The vote was as
follows
Edward O. wolcott. q. Frank c.
Goudy 4; Irving Houbert 2; John w
Sbrnger, Jesse Northcott, /; N. w,
Dixon, g.
WON'T CALL OUT MILITIA.
Denver, Colo. Jan. 20.-"I am the
governor Of the whole people and not
slbseryient to any clique OF any politl-
cal party and | will be guided by the
law and constitution IN deciding which
SIDE OF the senate should be recog-
nlzed" said Gov Peabody today. II
shah be advised on that point by at
t4rneys and viii be guided absolutely
by the law
81 don't contemplate calling out the
militia, 7 think the Colorado national
guard too dgnihed q body 10 do police
luty and that Is all that Is required.
There Is no occasion for bayonets. I
hink that the police can keep order"