The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-02-01
Reiterates His Statement to Mckln'
lsy for Party Representation
in the Senate.
MONDAY IS INAUGURATION DAY
All Springfield Preparing for Quad
renniel Event-Nckson is in
Charge of Arrangements.


Dunno, governor-elect. accompanied
by Mrs, Dunno and their nine chill
dren, will go to Springfield Sunday
to prepare for the inauguration eere-
monies Monday.
The Govsrnor-elect today replied
10 a message from William Mckin-
ley, the speaker OF the House. Dunno
reiterated his demand for election o
two Democratic United States sen
ators. Mr.. Mckinley in his message
pledged his support to the Demo
cratic cause and the policies for
which he and the Governor stand.
This is the reply sent from the
Dunno home today:
Hon. William Mckinley,
Speaker of the House of
Representatives,
Springfield, NJ,
Your telegram was much ap-
preciated. ! hope that we shall
succeed as co-laborers in the
cause of clean and progressive
Democracy.
EDWARD +. dunno.
Il have known Mr.. Mckinley for
four or five years. said Mr.. Dunno
"fle is a clean appearing, clean talk
ing young man. He has assured me
OF his adherence to the Peoria pro
gram and | am convinced that he is
sincere"
The Governor-elect repeated his
criticisms concerning the deadlock
at has bsen no credit TO the Stat
lof Illinois that such . situation
could exist in the House for SO Ions
time
"But | am sure that every one il
pleased to think that the end of i
has been reached. | am sure a
least that there was no deal pu
through for termination of th'
deadlock. Trades on patronage woult
be practically impossible withou
consulting me, and know that n,
such thing has been done.
1.-THE prospects for Colonel J
Hamilton Lewis election to tn
United States Senate are, believe
much brighter now. Every Demo
crat should feel the decision of TIL
people in their primary vote binding
and the Democrats should strive I
send two Democratic senators I
Washington
! The much-discussed Dunno famil
trunks, eight in all, were ready TO
shipment today, and If the situation
demanded it, their departure 70
| Springfield could be taken at once.
The DUNES plan to 60 to Spring
field Sunday, Leaving over the Alto
from the Union Station at HIPS a
m.
Tho Inauguration ceremony viii
be held at noon Monday. The othe
state officers will take UP theI
: duties at the same time.
Adiutant General Dickson will b
in charge of the inauguration ar
rangements. There will be pro
cession from the st. Nicholas Hotel
and Governor Dunno will call OF
Governor Deneen at the executiv
mansion. The party will proceed t
the State House. where Governo
Dunno will take the oath and dc
liver his inaugural address In tn
House of Representatives. He wi
take luncheon at the executive man
sion with the outgoing executive
Receptions will follow in the after
noon and evening at the executiv
Office and mansion.
Monday was chosen by a join
committee of the Senate and Hous
Of which Senator Edward j. Glacki
was chairman. The Senate an
House, of which Senator Edward
Glackin was chairman. The Senat
and House today were to appoil
another joint committee to infor,
the Goyernor-eiect Of the day selee
ed for the ceremonies.
Mayor Harrison viii accompar
the delegation to Springfield to a.
in inadgurating Governor Dunno {
Monday. The delegation viii be
charge of the county Democracy al
will leave Chicago some time Sui
day.
! Pm