Semi-Weekly Interior Journal
Stanford, Ky., Deci:muf.k11, 1891
W. F. WALTON.
Thk democratic caucus on the ."Oth
ballot' nominated Charles F. Crisp, of
Georgia, for Speaker of the House, the
vote stauding, Crisp 11!, Mills 10.,
Springer!, Stevens 1, McMillan having
withdrawn on the previous ballot. While
we weio for Mills because of his long
ervico in the party and his close identification
with the policy of tariff reform,
it is more than probable that the election
of Crisp is better for the democratic
party. Mr. Mills is a very high strum:
man, excitawe to a naui;""'" "w"
and liable to go oil' half cocked anytime.
