The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-20

Hterate the past and strike hands with al
saa III ~ 7cfsd q "a ea 6.H
for his ftna mPsiEes. ..s5s-M I.
NJ NJ Asyess IeParked he lk9iew no. Moth
Il no South, no East, no West but only 1.-THE
good ofsoBes eoeatrr, anti thought Genfral
4 AR1es MAS best 'oaleslatsd, TO fa tis FPsf.
H. fME. ShpVp thoag6t The Senators should be
|. elected from these who had been contast4n
/ on the -batsse fields, and tfoushe 1t WIS., re-
either flag. that the parties should be, those
4 who were once divided, bot now united. ls
f., MI stricklin thonght the reason why the
sen ators gave their reason for voting as they
did Tss beeaqse they feared 70 be .hau1teH
/ hereafter BY nigf1tmp re and hobQobhns ETC.
General remarks of disapprobaIien on the
part OF Senators Wig had explained their
I votes, and the Senator was called 10 .0Tderl
ane flnished bis reHpatks by.a brief .allu4 ion
~ 49, - Isfs - '''
I s4he vote Ssppd as follows: ps
| - 9rGens Amea-MRsFs. Abbetk Balldrd,
/ Caldwell, Gartman. Gleed. GraFa-Hancdck,
IT, a mai PsS i.llds' h kstttsf' R Ss
Shoup. Stringe, Sullivan, WaTner.-2l. l..
For Sen. LOWRY essrs Duncan, Hardy,
job ns0az Steel. Strioklh1-5i nil -
For HoFase GresleXrgAR Gibbs.
OeneraI AmeS was declared elected. o.
/ MI ib6s though as it was necessary To
90 out OF the State to elect a Senator, he
SHOULD cast his. yoto feE the HON. Horace
-Greely, Of New York. 80. III -
Mr.. Shonp moved to ADJOURN. .s..ssr iii
MORTON Yasiald on Ahe table, .>,si .
MT. gibbs moved to go into an election
Tor the short tenn. I Carried sisa-stI~ -
Mr. Little nominated ". Vance. g.. -
MI. stranger nominated a Mygatf. - o.
MI cray nominated R.eW. Fi6urhoy. ID
Mr., Mills nominated A. Anderson -
Mr., Morgan nominated b. b. Eg9feston 4
Result OF first ballot was as follows: II" \
kor Mr.. Fionrnoy Messrs. Abbort, @ ray, 4
Shoup- sullivan = i..-.t Il
=. For MIR. Vance; Ballard. Castles, Duncan,
Sn.ssot n .asF ram raine Ilefce Stone, strick
For M lAflefson scaidweli.s, Gaasstuan,
Miles, Mihsaps. WatherG5,
:. F Mr. fsggiezt0P Gibbs Morgan, Smith
:, For MI. .fygdtt GIeeS. Revels, Rushing !
For Mi Warmers Hancock--i. H. i |
For Mr. Striuger.; Ny gatt-1. ..-.-. I.
For q. II. New. 6eaE-1.e f,-rE--d +" - j
Total, 2S-no choice. -4f..a5 = t.s-ta Il
Mr. Gibbs claimed under the law a Joint ]
election with the House must be entered |
into, as they could not take but one ballot. !
rAT. Paineehimed they could take hun !
/ me ehaif d4eiae5 flsHstydt GUtdsAr.a1
Mr.. Warner moved to adjourn until to- !
morrow ats11 o'tfcck: Lost: |
The second ballot was held With ths fol- I
lowing result; ti.t, -t..-H t.-.,-l1-f " 4
For Mr.. Fiournoy; Messrs. Abbott, Bal |
lard. Gartmau; Gray, iShoup. Suflivan-6. |
For Mr.. Eggteston; Caldwel1, Gibbs, Lit |
tie. Morgan. Stflfth-5.
For Mr.. Vance Castles, johnson, Paine, |
Pierce, Seal, Stone, Stficklin-7. .. |
For Mr.: Mygart; Gleed, Rushing, String |
er-3. Ol |
For J. VIC. Watson; Hardy, Duncan--4 |
For Mr.. Warner; Mygatt Hancoek--2. |
For Mr.. Anderson; Mills, AIillsaps, Revels |
-3. Total, rs. ..-f4 |
Mr. Warner Thought the nrocee1ino, ;vlpl !
gal and declined to vote on the second ball
lot. .....-- - l-,-i...--f ~----- .--..' |
On motion of Mr., Abbott, the Senate adj! |
jourled until IL A.. NJ. to morrow. 81 !