Democratic Party nominates Charles F Crisp for speaker
After a lengthy caucus battle in Washington, Charles F Crisp wins the Democratic nomination for speaker on the thirtieth ballot as factions from Mills Springer McMillin and Hatch shift support. Springer withdraws and Crisp is declared the nominee with a unanimous motion.
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Elect Crisp Speaker as House Opens in 1891 Congress
Washington dispatch reports the national Democrats reacting to Charles F. Crisp's election as speaker with varied views. The House formally organized with Crisp elected 248 to 35, Reed 35, Watson 8. Mills and Springer voted for Crisp, inviting applause. Crisp pledged courtesy and unity for national prosperity. The day included oaths for Dubois Call Jones and others. Arlington hotel meeting sets Jan 21 1892 convention planning.
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