, 1875-01-29
MINNESOTA,
TILL. IiEl14.yfiftT

Il!iJ HEAt}-itHh
tSHrcfdt IikpdGeL IL 1hc t'a,eaan 7YtbHns.
ST. IAcL, Minn., Jar. 23.--'fhe voto for Hona.
tor to-day resulted: Ramsey, Is; Luc;aro,l, 10 ];
Davis 90; 1lllabugr. j: scattering, s. I.ur'l-
re,i. besides senutor Donnp}iys VOTE. heretofore
pcattcrod. nal:es net gain of nvcr Danne'Iy's
bert vote. aI,,l ia claimed to have refnrya nf IN
1Icpnbiicah vutcs, which will r'taln wl!1novor II"
pols tho full Opposition strsngtil, nuppOse.l 10
bs 81. I.equirc'i to c.ect u.
In tue Nan:eoy caitcnH last night q committee
was appointed 70 rcceisc r.oI,ouitionp Of cnn-
pron,ihu frofa TIC Davis f.csioli hut mi 10 tan
der nny. 1u tlto Democratic CAUCUS. Mr.. Wat
fall. Liberal Republican,. said II the ca'1rna
would nominate Davi., he I}ayis) wunl ai
the Opposition 10 carry tho State i,cx: FALL nr;l
woull mike fair division of t!Ie ratronage 1.,
pertaining to tho ofiee NJ United ;ta.cs Senator.
1Iurchnri, Dcnlocrnt. Immediately Bai4 no e:tch
pfopohstion ought either to Lu ruale Or reca:srd.
Murray. Domo2ra.. slnared whether, If Davls WAS
any patronage to divide uuder either a Ncprb-
Lem or Democratic Satipnal Administration.
The subject thnro drop1'e'l.
II ia not known by what authority NeB:fn1t
maslo tho rtopositon but members Of thp catt-
c:ts uadorstool lin to speak Al by authority.
..- TIE EElnERf cHAEiEs.
Tie Houee Colnmittne cnnnr1,cel tho inquiry
to-;iay into tho atisEea Dixie. lnserso: bribery.
d,Eo,"on a,s,. ,,,, was % rSe'' AID rep. repeated h..
hin 500 To vote for Ea.nscr. lie savs Uc.
When ot!o,s .,cat, had aloua that lie wonll
giyo 81, 900 il the cuntest ~as oyrr, and once
atldcd tint he waa not irving 10 brsbe, but ll,4
oilicrs nf 53t}0 for witncha' yoto we,o in u low
tonn Ut voice. WitEtst expre*ned to Di!.a hi,
liking for and sntnn::n'. to vote foc Eau1sc: Al-
ways. 1n .!le cro.:-cx1,nin.toa, witnoas atl-
Eittea that le was accustomed TO drinking. hut
was rcrlortly Hooer when Dixie olored
day. ann TINT w:: pisc, after tho n;frs
of a bitbc. l,itl not believe Ramsey k;.cv
or counteuanced DihB's ATTEMPT, liz might vet
vote for f'a:nsey. lla lad heard a,'s'e tho o.
curfencr. tlst Dixie was kno:n AZ u ,,ra:.i,'ni
lioxcr. II his oirc: to witsess WA IL Joke. hs
(witneas> didn't sno!k. If DiEa had intended u
real offer hia t2nEuarc coU!s;n't have been moro
direct. Witucas could not have bcen 1nH:aketl.
lie snew Diha repeatedly psiya,cl7 offered to
Eito hin sou Il l.e wouhl vote fur ..::2lnsey.
liotl, Dixie aul 1ngc.son are represented before
tho Cofnnittee b. cuH:ael.
u1sr ron III. E4MaEy.
Mr.. Teinea. Democrat, offered n resolution
that 1t In tie senBn Of ttis s'ena.e that th. ,na
nation sllonll be at Liz post Of duty. leaving the
election Of lin successor IT, thuBe whom sls poo-
pie eiccted for that purpose,
Mr. Child (Ea7asey ltcpnhliean>. originally for
Davis. muvcd to lay The resolution on lis tabic.
Negatived---:caB II nays. 4,
Sir. Duckllora {IsatnaEy Ncpul'ican). original
ly for Davis. gayo notice Of deoate.
Mr.. Hubbard (Dav,H Iaepnbllcan) moved to
BuApcnd the rifles to place tho resolution OIL i:A
lassage. Negahvcd-yens, IT.; naya. e1 seT-
etal voting in the negative explaining their ratcs
~ agulunt tie Suppression Of debate and not
agn,nrt tho resolution.
Mr Durkhoru. vino now Ruports IaauHoy him
self, commented sharply early Tho Session OH
natnse Us I'oasuce hero, when he ought to be in
Washldgf0n aud OF his aupcrln:onding tho sol!c-
itntioa or votes for recollection.
THO Democrats aud Davis mon ray the resolu-
tion mill pasy tomorrow.