Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-03-06

ed the vote and stated it would be
printed in the Journal and read in
Joint assembly tomorrow. The vote
was as follows:
For Gary-Aull, Bailey, Bethune,
Boyd, Brantley, F. M. Bryan, Cannon,
Carey. Carson, Carwile. Clark, Cutler
Dingle, Dixon, Douglass, Bowling,
Epps, Fraser Garris, w. ]. Gibson,
Giasscock, Goodwin, Hall. Hardin,
Harman, Harris Hinton, Hughes, Hy-
drick, Johnstone, Jones, Lester, Lett
ner, Little, McKeown, Miley, Miller,
Morrell, Patterson, Richards, Robin
son, Saye, Scarborough, Scruggs,
Sharpe, Shipp, Slaughter, D. L. Smith,
]. E. Smith, Stillwell, Stubbs, Thomas,
Todd, Tompkins, Werner. Walker
Wannamaker, Wimberly, Woods, wy
che-60.
For. Observation-Disclosures, w. D.
BRYAN, Cosgrove, Derham, Dick, Doar,
Cause, Kallahan, Legare, Marion, Nj
YER, Norton, Parker, ReaveS, Richard
son, Rucker, Sawyer, Sellers K. p.
Smith. Spivey, BanderHorst, Von-
Kolnitz, Wallace, Virgins, YeldeIl-
rs.
For Mauldin-Arnold, Banks, Beat
tie, A. G. Brice. COthran, Greer, Har-
ley. Harrison, Hemphill, Nesbitt, YOU
mans-11.
For Coker-Speaker Whaley. Aver,
]. S. Brice, Carrigan, Clinkscales,
Courtney Cox, ]. B. Dodd. Gyles,. ker-
shaw, Kirven, Lawson, Nichols, Nlchol-
son, Wade-16.
For Jones-Croft, McMaster, Tatum'
Wingard-4.
For Hudson-J p. Gibson. McColl.
Iane-3
For Carlisle-Nash-1.
The Marlboro delegation voted for
Judge j. n. Hudson, and Mr.. Nash
voted for DR.. Jas. H. Carlisle. The
members are not restricted to voting
for those whose names are put In nom
ination, but can at any time vote 1or
whomsoever they please. AT the con-
clusion of this ballot the house trans
acted routine business and then ad-
journed, until Wednesday morning.
In Joint Assembly.
The Joint assembly convened at 1890
Wednesday afternoon, and after the
preliminary of putting various candl-
dates in nomination, two ballots were
taken. The result Of the first ballot
was as follows: Jones 8. Gary 62,
Walker Al, Coker "a, Lee 5, Mauldin l9:
A second ballot was then ordered and
the result was as follows:
For Mr.. Gary.
Senators Carpenter, Hough, Efird,
Harvey, Johnson-5.
Representatives Aull, Bailey, Be-
thune Boyd, Brantley, F. M. Bryan,
Cannon, Carey, Carson, Carwile, Clary,
Cutler, Dingle, Dixon, Douglass, Dowi-
ing. Epps, w. J. Gibson, Glasscock,
Goodwin, Hardin, Harman, Harris,
Hinton, Hughes, Hydrick, Johnstone,
Jones, Lester, Leitner, Little, Nc
Keown, Miley, Miller, Nash, Richards,
Richardson, Robinson, Saye, Scarbor-
ough, Scruggs, Sharpe, Shipp, Slaugh-
ter, D. L. Smith, Stillwell, Thomas,
Todd. TOmpkins, Werner. Walker, Wan
namaker. Wimberly, Woods. Wyche,
Yeldell-56
For Mr.. Walker.
Senators Applet, Bass, Bates, Bivens,
Gibson Graydon, Hardin, Holiday, Kel-
ly. Laney, MCGOWAN, Raysor, Rogers,
Sinkler. Townsend, Williams-16.
Representatives Ballentine, w. D.
Bryan, Clinkscales, Cosgrove, Derham,
Doar, Cause, Kallahan, Legare, Mann,
Niver, Norton, Parker, Reaves, Rucker,
VonKolnitZ, Wallace Virgins, YOU
mans-23.
For Mr.. Coker.
Senators Carlisle, Earle, Griffin, Nc
Keithan-4.
Representatives Speaker Whaley,
Aver, A: G. Brice T. S. Brice, Carri-
gan, Courtney, Cox, J. B. Dodd, ]. H.
Dodd, ]. P. Gibson, Hall, Kershaw, Kir-
ven. Lane, Lawson, McColl, Nichols,
Nicholson, Patterson, j. E. Smith,
Wade-21.
For Mr.. Lee.
Senators Clifton and Representatives
Dick, Fraser, Stubs and Tatum-5.
For Mr.. Mauldin.
Senators Black, Brice, Brooks, Chris
tensen, Otis, Sullivan-6.
Representatives Arnold, Banks, Beat
tie, Cothran, Frost, Greer, Harley,
Harrison. Hemphill, Nesbit, X. P.
Smith-11.
For Mr.. Willie Jones.
Senator Weston.
Representatives Croft, McMaster,
Morrell, Wingard-4.
Senator BleaSe voted for j. F. Cald-
we'll of Newberry.
Senator Crouch voted for r. B. Wat
son of Saluda.
Senator Smith voted for Miles B.
McSweeney Of Hampton.
Senators Toole and Talbert and Rep
resentative Gyles voted for D. S. Hen
derson Of Aiken.
RecapitulatiOn of the above shows:
Jones 5. Gary 81, Walker SO, Coker 25,
Lee 5, Mauldin II, McSweeny l, Hen
158; necessary to choice 80.
Yesterdays Developments.
There were eleven ballots yesterday
and at the close Of the day it did not
seem that the question at issue was
much nearer a settlement than at the
beginning.
Gary lead all day. On the fourth
ballot he lacked but eight votes Of a
choice. He went back to 63 on the
eighth ballot, but on the fintl ballot
had &c.
Walker who was next to him, had a
very varying experience, reaching
high-water mark on the second ballot
with 49, but dropping down to &c on
the fifth, but receiving "a on the final
count.
Mauldin's vote varies from 16 to 20,
he having IL on the last ballot.
An effort made to run in Sen
ator Graydon of Abbeville, as we'll as
others, was fruitless, as Graydon got
only votes, this on the ninth count.
President of the Senate II. G. Nc
Leod made little squirt but had him.
self withdrawn, but later he was put
in the race again, his highest vote be-
ing "a in the tenth, with 10 in the
eleventh.
Last night squirt was also made
for Mr.. ]. Wright Nash of Spartan
burg, his vote being 8 on the fifth, IL
on the sixth, Is seventh, 10 eighth,
IS ninth, II tenth and IL final.
Coker, who was leader Wednes-
day. lost throughout yesterday and
dropped out after the tenth ballot.
The vote of Gary was as follows,
from the first ballot yesterday morn
ing to the final last night, respective
ly: SO, SO, 70, II, 64, 20, sc, 63. SO, SO,
sc.
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that the government had been robbed