Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20


FROM The democratic side came cries
Withdraw H. Withdraw il let's pu
him out now"
Just an vehement were the shouts
'Nu, don't Withdraw IT, stand pat
Thtre were loud cries from the re-
luhhCan side when the democrats
voted against an adjournment Some
ot these cries came from regular re
publtcans, who began 60 feel that tbs
insurgents would rcioin them on the
question of throwing Cannon out
y score or more or senators were
on tho door during the afternoon. The
proceedings had "a keen interest ioi
the members OF the upper house. for
they have insurgents over there. and
todaNs rebellion WIS felt to be of the
utmost Importance politically. Among
the regul tes. insurgents and demo
Gratis there from the upper house were
Flint, Cummins. DolliVer. Rorah. bur
kett, Overman, owen. Bacon, stone,
Bailey, Clarke OF Arkansas Suther-
land. BrisraW. LA Toilette. Money and
Gore.
Democrats chcered the insurgents
who voted against Cannon for speaker.
They heard with surprise the vote of
Norris east in favor of the speaker
They tainted Insurgents VINO
flockcd over To- the Cannon support.
Kitchen Of North Caroline called out;
! Il never saw YOU fellows over there
back down like this before. The
/ speaker barred YOU. but he could not
run any bluff on this side We called
you.
You're not going To elect a
/ speaker here today though, was the
answer from the republican side. After
the vote republican regulars shoWcred
/ felicitations upon tho speaker
4 You are the only speaker elected
twice IN one session" said Dalzell as
he grasped the speakers hand.
Defeat Is bad. but victory Is great
said Scott of Kansas.
you ere the biggest man IN Amer
lea today said one. ana several
greeted him with. Great, Mr.
Speaker, great
TawneN. who ted thn chorus. was
eloquent TO q similar cil ect,
The only republicans who voted IN
favor Of declaring the office of
speaker vacant We're '-arey. Cooper
LcnrOut tnl Nelson Dl Wisconsin.
Davis nd / indbergh 1f Minnesota,
Murdock OF Kansas GrOnna of North
Dakou arC poindcxtef' Of Washing
ton -ninc In an Democrats voted
solidl2 for the rcsolui,un.
Democrats tonight described the
victory Hs one tending toward good
government and as % harhinger of
democratic success iu the next ma
ional election Regular republicans
said the democrats mad weakened
their issue ef "Cannonism. and that
the house is left with good work
ing republican majority Insurgent
republicans said they had won great
fight f,s great principle.
Mairl.y Leader PAYNE made this
statemcut tonight
"Thc democrats again have demons
stratel thcif .neapacity tu take adNan- +
fage rf situation They have I
weakened the issue of Cannonsm If
they have Dot destroyed IL altogether. +
The 1ui4st IS itlt with coherent rc- (
publican nhiolitN which viii enabls
is to riss Tho legislation that Presi-
dent Tau las been urging upon CON
efess.
Minority Leader Champ Clark Is
sued the following
The great victory Of The democrats
aided by the Insurgents changing the
mode oft "a selection. and above AN. by
excluding the speaker frpm the mem-
hershlp thereof. Is victory Tor the
cause Of good government
'"rhc great victory from q demo-
cratic standpoint Is that Ter the first
Time In many years the democrats. I'm
a great. bitter and prolonged fight
stood together Ike stone wall. not
q man breaking ranks. which argues
VOL for future harmony aud victory
both this fnll in the congressional !
drntial ana congressional elections.
The country is dissatisfied with both
he republican administration and the
congress.
Republicans are ON the toboEgan,
md II the democrats outside OF con-
,ress viii get together as the demo- ,
rats In the house have done, our I
.ictory this year ana iu 1912 viii hc I
Is sweeping as those of $50 and 1892
After the astounding victory of tho 4
democrats and the iusurgent repub-
leans in the matter of changing the :
committee on rules. Speaker Cannon
made a great bluff hN asserting that p
ie was ready To entertain motion to
lcclare the chair vacant and To elect \
speaker TO succeed him-a motion
fhich he would have been compelled
O entertain without amy such dcclara-
ion OH his part DO he Wnid amy attcn- y
ion to his oath of office.
His bluff WAS promptly called by &
he democrats Everl man lined up. L
lad the insurgent republicans stood
y us on that vote 90 dt clare tho chair ~
acant and to elect "a speaker. Can 4
onism. with AN the name implies, "A
would have been us dead as the men
fho lived before the fipod. As it is. h
he issue of Cannuuism survives la iull C.
orce. for as sure as ii gun rs made a.
+ iron. If the republi eiin elect ma c
lrity of the next house. Nj. Speaker o.
annon will be reelected speaker. =,
In the public mina Ar cannon 81
nd Cannonism are absolutely synonO-
ious. 'rhey cannot nt disassociated q,
+ any sort of incanttfion W. have n
a this victory simply afotrhcd can :"
onism. not KILLED 10. and the net rec y
pit is that the ptoplr. if they really ~
csire To do away with 'aunonism.
lust do So hv siectir- o. democratic %
,uee. rhafs the only way known d'
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