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e orrespcndence OF the Ciuetuuan Gp1eces
lssssssA CotunBus, January 2a. 1868.
The cLief ftsa'ure Of intsres. At theCapi-
I'll to day has been the election Of United
States Senatorsin in the piece of Hon. B. +.
Wade, whose term expires on tie 4th Of
March next. II bad been whispered a,
round that efforts had been made on the
part Of few U Dnion Democrats to induce
The Hrsight or VaIiandigham Denlocra' 8
to aid then 10 Ihe elsoiion Of a "mnderaIe
man. aud that they bad so far succeeded
10 eTfaHging the pfsliminaries, as 10 lead
the "stfaighls" TO consider favorablythe
name OF Hon. Thomss Ewing, What vi h.
the .disilisfaotion Of few Rspubi ans
on personal group's, aud the d,srela1
rle p,eoedenls OF ..bart-r and sale" ofo
ther Legislatures, there was ftsrish
aoxiely on the part oi few men. and
desirs "a. have the mater settled as Sp : !
. lily ns possible. lthad been even said by
a distinguished Union Democist Senator,
that ifthers w.s no election on the first
ballot, Wads's defeat was secured. But
the Wade men who had "6gdfed" and
we're best informed. were conf lent or
success on the 6rst ballot by large ma
jority even Than they had vsntursd To
hops for up TO Yesterday noon They
knew thu there could be nj union be
tween TIE men who had sa feed par J
for THUR country. aud !lose who piof,r
red the destruction oftheir country 10 the
defeat Of their party. while they had re',
SON to hope that ID r sec,ind though
woE1i show to the dissatisfied ones he
folly Of OPPOSING such an earnest, vigrr
Gus war policy man as Mr.. Wad-: they
had been assured by some Of this class
th they would not permit Mr. Wade 10
Ne defsesd 6y Confirmation Of vaIIan
digIiaui Democrats.
AT ths hour appointed, massage hAv
ing been received fiom tho House that
that body was ready to go into j,iut con
veption for the eleeoion Of United Sta es
. Senator. the S,nstnrs, headed BY Ii u.
tenant Governor Stanton, proceeded 10 The
hall oIithe House and were seat,d in he
man nsr usual on such occasions. A call
OF the rel showed that thef, were thirty.
three Sebaiors and nine three Representa-.
tiiges present. The absent Senator was
Mr.. Hood. Of Hardin cOuhty; Repr.ssn
ntiyss Miller, (deceased, Ross, Sieg,
Titus -sbsent on military business.
The Hall OF the House was densely
i,dwdsd with spectators. who took deep
interest in the proceedings.
EoN,SLrIoYr AsD DALLoriSeS I 4
Mr.. Odlin nominated Hon. b. +. Wade
yofAsLlabula coun'y. is. ,.i. b.
Mr.. Fink (D) nominated H. J. Jeweti,
Of Muskingum county, 80 -.
gMr Bates(U D) onjmioattd Hon
rhos Ewing. Of Fsi6,'ld county..
ns.Mr Hostop'(U. d pomius'ed Gene
fals Robert G.. Schsnsk OF Mooig morj
county i..s%' 2 ''"l' j,,- ..i,..'
i" The iirsi ballot was taken and resulted
ju'the election Of Mr.. Wade fly n major
hy. Of 2ts The announcement. was re-
csiycd, with loud applause, "a .95
noTbe Senators who voted for Mr.. W-Je
were: | ''5'.'
Msssrssa Bisrce. Egglesiou. Gardner.
Godfrey, Gunokel, Harsh, Henkls. Hi'rh.
cook, Hnmpbreyville. Kelley, Miles,
MSBufny, MnCluug. Mcveigh, Neal,
Quinby. Ready, R6Ly, Shenard. Siou. t.,
SpTague, Welsh, MILESTONE = Rspresen.
tstivss 20, U.D, B. Total 20.
The Repr'ssnts ives Who voted for Mr.
Wade wors---
sNess,s, Bat teocE, Z Bayard, Boone.
Bfachman, Bradbury. Clark, Couk. Cory,
Ferrell. Gdosaulus, Harrison, Harsh,
Tiis,, Hko6, Howard. Hoves Johuslou,
Krbp, LsthaD, I.emou lind, Masters,
Montgomery. Myers, McGill. Norris,
Odlln. Osborn, Patterson, Pearse PulselI.
Randolph. Reamy. Robb. Roberts, Rock
well. SehelI Scott Lmith, Stanton. Stow.
art, Silver. Tiffany .Wallar.. Waruer.
Weh. West, Whitney, wilkins. Wood
bury, Zinn, SpeOke (Hubbsl) t.se
lsReppblicans 81 Union Democrats 7.
Toal, 81, W bsa.,s s,o,a sussg . ~,
Thoss who voted for Mr.. Jewett were,
.,Scnatota--MesSrs coats, Fink John
Stou. Kenny. Lang, Marshall, oCounor,
@'f fRsaSSEss,snllsIIss aJsa, AN. Blocker
BotStE. Chambe "a. Converse. Crane, ,Dres
sci. Fee o. Brown, Ferguson, Gribbor,
High. Holdshs Keyser Of Monroe. Lott.
MAGst. Monroe. 0IdS. Rei.ingcr, Sayle
smythe, Snyder, Taylor, Tho p, Ubl,
Vance aud Wilson 2S.n nn,,,,
Total Sepa.OrA and Representatives IS.
Those Who vOt4d for Mr.. Ewing were
SENATORS, Groe6bdck (UD Robinson
(U,.D) - ~, ,,.,...1 ..,,a .'r''j
Representatives - BaFram, Bats,
Crouse. DiOkmau., Fee Of Vinton, Flsgg
Glsssner, Keyser OF Noble. Means, No
Clellah. U, Ds Griswold (Rep) Keck.
and Marsh (AmericansJ-l3.
Tolal-I6.
Mr.. Huston. solitary aud alone, voted
for Gou. ScheuA K Wv" ''-A " y r "
The, whole number Of votes cast was
126I Necessary to choice 81. Mr.
Wade received 76l giving him majoriiy
offg,,the hfg"W majority received by q
senhtcriai candidate in this State for ma
ny years.
News from Rebel Sources.
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