The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-08

Dy the Associated Press.
Denver, Jan. 7.--Whcn Il legsla-
ture convened this morning, Rcore-
sentative Griffith asked for a re -cs
until four this alt@noon. giving as
his reason for he raaU 2st that "tha
white winged doe # pc e. is abeut
to light on ;bc dome OF tie cap 10. /"
II was nine l9rg aoua before tie
dove came Gown and many and de
vlous had been her flights before he
it, L was day gwen over 10 Sc.
ere. caueuses eoafH aces, PROPOSE
tiona and count propas tiops. II
was fina ly agreed a, five o'clock this
Afternoon that tho vote should be can.
vaseed, that Alya Adams should be
declared governor, and no coptest
made for any office until after his
Inauguration Tuesday morning
Both After New Judges.
Throughout the entire sstrGggle for
The governorship the chief aim Of
botil democrats and republicans has
been to gecure the appointment Of two
new judges of the Supreme Court.
The question of whether Peabody or
Adams sat in the governors Office
was a secondary matter. The VOL
colt republicans were insisten: in
their demand that they be recognized
in the appointment of the judges, and
II was finally agreed shat the ap-
pointees should be George W. Bailey,
Of Fort Collins, and l. NJ Goddard, of
Denver The Wolcott men made a
strong fight for Judge Leads. of Col.
orado Springe, whom they preterrel 1
to Goddard, but finally gave way,
Peabody Mad as a Hornet
y When the republican LEADERS called
upon Governor Peabody 70 Inform him
of the conclusions they had reached
and to tell him his only hope Of a
second term lay through contest in
the republican legislature they were
met by wrathful and indignan man
He refused to accede to th9ir wish
es, and for four hours mis- friends la
bored with him II was only the per
sonal pleadingG of some of his closest
friends that finally Induced him to
agree to tho plan proposed and to
send the names of Bailey and God
dard-to the senate for confirmation.
Dove of Peace Was Busy.
Griffth's dove of peace was moult
ing badly about an hour after he an
nounced her presnece. The Peabody
men were firm in their stand OF yes
terday. ANA were determined to go
ahead with their investigation by the
committee of fifteen. The Wolcott
republicans in the senate and the
democrats threatened to unite and de.
pose three republican senator's. seat
Adams and allow him 10 name the
Two coveted justices of the Supreme
Court. and Adams had agreed to
name men who we're agreeable to the
Wolcott republicans as well as to the
democrats.
Peabody Crowd Stubborn.
The Peabody men refused to give
way until the Supreme Court this af-
tcrnoon refused to declare legal the
proceedings of yesterday. 1t would
nct declare them illegal, imply de
clining to pass on the matter at all
With tae joint session not declared
legal. all things that came from it
were in the same position, and the
Peabody men then agreed 70 com
promise. It took but a short time to
reach an agreement, both sides being
fairly disposed. and in a conciliatory
frame of mind. The republican lead
ers departed to confer with Peabody
and The house and senate waited. AT
7 all things were settled. even to the
fact that Lieut. Governor Haggott
should preside over the joint session,
excep. while the canvass was in pro
gress. when he would give way to
Speaker Dickson.
Joint Session Begins.
The senators filed into the house,
with Lieut.. Governor Haggott lead
ing. The Lieutenant Governor
mounted the speakers ros.rum where
Speaker Dickson was awaiting him.
The men eyed each other for a sec.
ond. and then Haggott with a laugh
extended his hand and it was cor
daily gfaaped. The speaker stepped