New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14


:. h,s, ard there is no doubt OF his ability to
discharge the duties of the station IN o'eo''aoie
manner. He made very sensible speech on De
ING conducted to the chair By his predecessor ne
was formerly for several years, a HeHloet ito.l
Marblehead. and made himself Conspicuous by MS
opposition to capital punishment, as well as by MS
efforts TO abolish certain sectarian restrictions at
testing the rights of witnesses TO tesat! In our
Courts.
MIR. ELLIOTT of the joint Committee for count
ing votes for Governor, presented report oy
which it appears that the
Necessary To a choice 1881 ~,
March,, Merton (Locol had :, o as
Samuel e. Sewel (s5oIonl 0'sS
z. jackson, ''''-'.'.' =.
Fijts.aiae other candidates were voted tor, toF
Governor. 1850,
whole number o. Votes for Lieut. Governor ila, s
Necessary to a choice. - 90
Henry h. Chds Locol had ~ ao5
Wlliisrn Jackson (Aboiit "a ~
John Perpost, ''''.''''''' e.. Co.
FIt.y-three other candidates were voted Tor 'or
Lieut.. Governor.
In the House this morning. Mr.. Stevenson OF
Rosten presented an order. instruci,rg the >pec'a
Committee on questions connected with slavery
and the rigbts OF PEOPLE of color. Consisting OF
Wcs.rs. Charles i. Adams of Boston, Allen OF
Mortified. and Barney OF Naatucket,) TO take into
consideration and report upon the illegal, uacon-
s,;,,,,iopsl and Oppressive laws cf the South, by
which co!ored seamen are imprisoned IN several
Southern cities during the stay in port of the yes
.eIs 70 which they are attached. Leading men IN
both political parte. expressed themselves warmly
!, favor of the ORDER and it WAS unanimously
adopted.
At - O'Clock both Houses went into Joint bal
lot 10 fill the vacancies IN the Senate. The Presi-
den, occupied the Chair There were 10 De hlled
fire vacancies in Essex, fire in Worcester, tco IN
Franklin t,co in Norfolk, and two in Plymouth; IN
all, l6
The Convention ballo,ed first TO I'LL the five va
cancies in Essex County. The whole number OF
votes was 375, (35l Representatives and u
Senatorsj Necessary to u choice lSS. hree
of the Loco. Fcco candidates received each 1873
votes, and the other two each 1885, and all
of them were elected. Two of the Wing caHdld-
ates received each 187, and the other three lo2
vo,cs each. The thtee Focos having the
highest number of votes must have received the
support of several AboIitionists who, on other CO.
casons have voted with the Wings
The Convention then proceeded to fill the t've
yacanciet in Worcester County. The whole num-
Der of votes was 375 Four of the Loco Foco can
didatcs had each 1873, and the other lo1 and they
were all elested Four Of the Wing candidates
received each 1877, and the other SO votes.
The first ballot to fill the two vacancies In frasS-
lin resulted in no choice, one member having accl.
dentaly voted for the Wing candidates for Noft0th
county. This ballot was of course lhrswa out, and
the result was tic. On q subsequent ballot, the
Loco Foco candidates received, one 1873, and the
I II, 0pa nf ia
candidates received 1884, and the other l7S votes
To fl the two vacancies in Norfolk County, APP
pleton House (Whig) received 1879, and Isaac ii.
Wright Ioco-Editor of the Bay State Demo
crat) 1911, and they were elected; Metcaif, the
other Wing candidate received 1873, and French
fLocol 1885, Howe was run both rs Liberty
party man and Wing, which explains his elcc-
ton over French (Loco.)
To ill the two vacancies in Plymouth County,
Edward P. Little (Loco-a Member of The House)
had 1872, Eliab Ward (Loco) 1873, and were elect
ed. One of the Wing candidates received lS4,
the other $780,
The Senate now stands II Wings to 30 Loco
t'ocos. Yours, HANCOCK.
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