New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20

Legislature Wednesday on the condition o
affairs in the South. Carpenter has &C
cepted. Washburne's intentions are I'm
known.
Massac husetts.
Boston, January l9.-Balloting FOL
United States Senator in both branches o.
the Mas sachusetts Legislature commenced
to-day. The first ballot in the Senate re
suited as follows: Dawes, IS; Abbott, ID
HOar, ); Adams, |; r. II. Dana, Jr., [; N
p. Banks, /. The second ballot produced
the same result.
In the House the first ballot resulted as
follows: Whole number of votes $50; nee
essary tor choice ll6. Dawes had SO, Josiah
q. Abbott 20, HOar 50, Charles Francis
Adams IA. Charles Davins Jr. 2,:Alexander
II. Bullock 2, Wendell Phillips 2, William
CASTOR l. The second BALLOT in the House
gave Dawes SO, ABBOTT II, Hoar 43. Adams
l6, Phillips 2, Bullock 9. CASTOR l, Devins 2.
The result of this vote has encouraged
Dawes friends. AS compared with last
year, Dawes gained Is; Hoar lost 10, and
Abbott has gained 10 over Curtis vote.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE January l9.-The General
Assembly met to-day. The Governors an
nual message is confined entirely to State
affairs.
Two ballots were taken for United States
Senator, without an election. Burnside
leads.
Delaware.
DOVER, January Ex-Governor Cochran
was inaugurated at noon today. The oath
was administered by Willard Salisbury,
Chancellor.
A vote will be taken for United Senator
in both houses to morrow. Bayard will be
reelected.
NASHVILLE, January 1.-the two houses
of the Legislature balloted separately for
United States Senator.
In the Senate the vote stood: johnson 6,
Stephens 6, Brown 3, Bate 4, Savage 9,
Quarles 2, Ewing l, Kennedy l. The
results of the second and third ballots were
the came as the first.
In the House no nominations were made,
and but one ballot had. johnson received
81, Stephens III, Brown ii Bate IL, Quarles
5, Ewing 6, Savage 6, BrOwnlow g Hawkins
1. Both Houses adjourned until tomorrow.
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, January 19.-The Repub.
licans have nominated John Allison, Reg
lister United States Treasury, for United
States Senator. The vote in the Senate
stood: Allison 90. Wallace Is. In the
House: Allison 88, Wallace lO7.
Michigan.
DETROIT, January l9.-The first ballot
IOr U0ltoO StaCe6 senator was taken this
afternoon, with the following result: In the
Senate-Chandler II, Mcclellan l, Cham
berlin 9, A. G. Baldwin l, Fitch l, Latbrop
3, Chrystiancy 9, Barnes 3, Blair l, Wamsore
I. In the House-Chandler DC, Childs 4,
Bag'ey l, Chrystiancy 9, and balance scat
tering.
Minnesota.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, January 19.-In the
Legislature today the vote for United
States Senator was: In the Senate-Ramsey
IL, Davis 8, Donnelly 12. scattering2 In
the House-Ramsey AZ, Donnelly Al, Davis
l6, scattering7.
INDIANAPOLIS, January l9-The follow |
ing is the result of the vote for United |
States Senator tOday:
senate-McDonald 90; Pratt, IS; Thomp.
son, Z; buchanan, 4; Holman, |.
Rouse-McDonald, So; Pratt, &c; Blu
chanan, 9; Holman. B. Brown, .; Cum, g.
Five members were absent. This gives |
Mcdonald two majority on joint ballot. |
The Houses will meet in joint session to-
morrow to compare the vote and complete |
the election by joint ballot