The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-28

80 Teb. 27.-The senate
- concluded the tmPeacil ei-'
- 20 Tndge Charles Swayne Os a.
Ia 80 rim on all the charges na 'i,
esairst him in the articles o. lNiP
-5e-+ presented by the house n +ba
T5e~e was no discussion, al ~
- t,sinr consumed in taxing 'n ps
- votes necessary TO dispose -
e ~, articles. The highest we
90 ...,,oocbr,eut was thirty-hNe anu
~. ,,--.oe+ AGAINST was AZ. On the az
- ,,,sroI1r the use OF pilNeOo
-, NV thirteen votes we're cast loI
>l -.,.;[-i.r The larger votes were
largely along party lines. =. 7o-7o
,=l.,,T an me case began a ~: ~
- +o-5ay on the first article Nn,o- .
q -, -. Swsvne with certifying a lalse
cIaim for expenses. Inc FOOe
cAlrv. 80: not guilty, AZ .,.,a
The detailed vote on the Ut -
follows:
,,,,1,v-Racon. Bailey. Beard, BAL
-. blackburn. Carmack, CisIr h
1No-.ana). Clay. Cockrell, CuIDersoll'
-t-,s.T Fos+er Isouisisna). GorIlaH'
T-9,-rsdee L,atimer. McCreary, NC
,~,,,,bor NcEnery. McLaurin, Maliors .
Martin. Money, Morgan, NelsOn, -
-srae Oyerman. Patterson, FeO'U0'
S;-,,-,,ns stone. Taliaferro, IelleI-
50. a. Auison
Nor Gunty-Alger. Alice, All isIl
snkenny. Ball. Beverage, summary IA
Rrrrows. Clapp, Clark tWyonllns q, =
C~are CuUorn. Depew, Dick, D1euil T.
1iI-irghar1. Deliver. Dryden, DUBOIS
I-Ilins Fairbanks. Foraker, roster
,kTssbfnr-onl FRYE. Fulton, Galllngei'
,.srDh1n Gibson. Hale. HansDrougn'
r5erburn HOPKINS. Kean, heaIhs'
1o5ge Long. McComas, Mlllaro'
pan-ose Perkins. Platt CCOnnecucut) J.
Plat Kew York;. Proctor, QuarleS'
scott. Smoot. Spooner, Stewart, war
~sn-Ag. I'D
The vote on the second ana mn y =
ballots being similar charges, resulle 5a.
in each cas-. % guilty and 90 MOI
-uiltv.
Second and Third.
CLARK of Montana. voted not guilty
on the second and third articles, ahG
tbfs was The only change from the
lrS-.
The fourth article related 10
SwaynC's use of the private car OF
the Jacksonville. Tampa and Key
West Railway Company. The vote re-
suited. guilty. l3: not guilty. So. The
senators Eho voted guilty were:
Bailey. Berry. Blackburn. Carmack,
Cockrell. CUlbers0n. Daniel, MoLau-
in. Martin. Money. Morgan. Newlands
and Pettus.
The fifth charge was similar TO the
fourth. and the vote was the same as
the vote on the fourth.
The sixth article charged Judge
ewayne with nOn-residence in the dis
trict The vote was:
Guilty. 81: not guilty. 81.
Changes in Vote.
The vote vas the same as on the
ee>oCG and third articles. except the
votes OF Dubois and Gibson, which
were for conviction. for the first time.
an Clark. Of Montana. voted for con-
v.ctiou. and the vote Of kittrsdge,
which was for acQuiJaL
Tn seventh article was similar 10
the s-A-1. and the vote was: Guilty
1s. not guilty, IS.
The eighth article related to the
cor .enp- case Of E. T. Davis, guilty,
s.; ua guilty. Il.
On the ninth article the vote was:
Guilty. 81 noJ guilty. 81.
Article 10 related 10 the contempt
Ease OF Simeon Belden, and the vote
wa; Guilty. 81; not guilty. 81.
Article IL was similar TO article 10,
m he vote was the same.
The twelfth and last article was the
contempt case Of O'Nesl. and the vote
was Guilty. 35; not guilty. a.
MS acquitted Judge Swayne Of all
charges.