, 1875-01-21
LEGISLATURES.
Henry L. Dawes Elected Sena-
tor from Massachusetts.
NIcDonaId's Election Confrmetl..-Aiso,
Bayard's, Kernan's, and
VVallacc's.
Remarkable Fi1ibustering in
the Tennessee Con-
vention.
Cat-Ual1s and Hurrahs for johnson
from the Galleries.
Chandler Gains One Vote and q Great
Deal Of Confidence.
The Prize-Dobato in Wisconsin 1ndet-
nite1y Postponed.
Gov. Randolph Nominated by the
New j erscy Democrats.
Cat~Ualls and Hurrahs for johnson
from the Galleries.
Chandler Gains One Vote and q Great
Deal Of Confidence.
The Prize- Debate in Wisconsin Indef.
nite1y Postponed.
Gov. Randolph Nominated Dy tho
New j erscy Democrats.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
MICHIGAN.
CHANDLER uA1Nlt ONE VOTE.

CHANDLER uA1Nt ONE VOTE.
Special Dfspateh 10 Tit Ch.eaao It1buns.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 2G.-The Senatorial
ballot took place In Joint eonycption nt noon In
Representative Hail. An immcnse crowd waa
present. Chandler received G4 votes, tho sane
AZ yesterday. except that ho gaiuod afr. Garfield
Of Kent, from tho bolters. tn voting for Chand-
lor, Mr. Garfield stated tint ho did 90 in accord
ance NTH largs petitlon from bis constituents,
aud becauHo o gigantic lobby had worried him
nearly to death. uo hua been very i'll for long
timo, aud ia now exceedingly weak. q. v n. La-
throp, Democrat, OF Detroit, received GO yotcs,
sll Democrats. Judge J. II. Cristiancy received
s yotes. from boltera, aud Democratic J.
". Chiids received votes, all from boilers.
Garfield xaa known yesterday to be somewhat
that they lnvo now reachcd hard-pau, and that
Chandler cnnnnt touch ono of them. Tie nc1t
ballot will be taken to-n1uTtnw NOON.
Sptc7ni Ussuatch 10 Tie Ghlca9o IYib7ste
TIE CHANDLER LoEnf CAPTURES s1cK MAN.
It was reported, Last nlght, by the clapdlor.-
men, that they had secured Gartleld'H vote, mud
parlv this morning it Ta8 found to be true be-
youd doubt. Ho las been subjected to All i'm.
renso pressure. and ttaa dsily received hostB OF
letters from Republicans in Ais own district and
to Chandler. IIo could neither sleop nor
pls physicai al systom vto aoomea dsNSIs giving way
under tho pressure. It IL charged by the anti.
Chandler bu. it is impossible at proaeut to BAY.
1t il certain that he was elected % MI anti.
Chandler MAJ. and that eiuce his election DO has
constantly declared that he would never voto for
chandor under any ordinary circumstances. M No
i it. ID d 1'' believed that 10 would not
hayo abandoned his associates. The Demo-
Gratis are now doing their utmost to presorvo
solid column fof bIr. Lathrop, but fear that
one or two Of their mon may 70 over to chana-
Ter. The Chandler men declare loudly that
they will elect thotr chief by Democratic yotea
II they cannot do it through Republican. They
threaten tho voters If they do not como ovor to-
night, and warn them to get into camp bo3oro II
is too late.
NAMEs or THE DoLrans.
It TtremainB to he seon "hether my otllors Of
the holtols will funk: They. are now Mf. Jonos,
Van AIKEN, Robinson nna Briggs, III the House.
respectively from shiswasso Eayno. Livingston,
Branch, and Kent CounsioB. Van AIKEN aud
| Nobinson aro both from Branch.
Tie excitomeut was intense in the
Representatives Hall to-day when the vote
] was taken. A great numbor Of the
most Influential Republican politicians it
I tho State we're present, 81 nlso many prominent
political matters for long time They art
working like boavorB to. cnr1y Gland
Ter through. llosts Of ladies' wore pros
ent, aud newspaper-tncn from all tht
tomorrow will be still greater. Tonight = large
| number Of the friends Of Mr. Lathrop arc hero
and are working earnestly In his behalf, 6eekiu{
to persuade the bolterB to support him AZ q yer,
| moderate Democrat, and Qua who can in nj
sense DO considered q PARTISAN. There il
not much prospect that tho boilers will accop
| him, however. Thoy propose to the nomucrat
either Judge Cooley or Judge Christlsuoy, and !
thoy would accept either oue the two element
| o'clock tonight the Democrats aftar caucus
ray that nona of their mon will support OhRudle
| uudor my circumstances now.