Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-20

the last regular Democratic candidate
fos governor, with the prospects in favor
/ of the first. In our own State, the an
! nOunced candidates are Ex-President
Andrew Johnson, Ex-Governor. John G.
Brown, General W. 3. Bate, General
! Willism A. QuaTles, Andrew and Ed.
win II. Ewing, William II. Stephens
and Colonel Savage. In the above the
! DemOCrats are certain to gain senators
in Florida, Indiana, Missouri, New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Tennessee
and West Virginia; and the Republicans
| VIII likely elect senators from Maine,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota,
Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode Island and
! Wisconsin. II so, the next senate for
/ ty-foGrth congress- will stand, Republi-
| cans AZ, Democrats IS, and Independents
| 2-tOtal 73-leaving vacant the seat now
clsimed by Pinchback. The following
| shows the votes cast yesterday in the
! twelve States voting:
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, January 19.-The two
houses balloted separately to-day for
| United States senator. In the senate
Johnson received 6, Stephens 6, Brown
(. 3, Bate 4, Savage 2, Qusrles 2, Ewing l
/ and Kennedy l. The second and third
ballots were the same. In she house no
nominations were made, and but one
ballot, as follows: Johnson, 81; Ste
phens, Il Brown, Il; Bate, II; Quarles,
5; Ewing, s; Savage, 6; BTownlow, 2;
Hawkins, l. Both houses adjourned till
tomorrow at ten o'clock.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, January I9.-The vote to-
day in the legislature for United States
senator was as follows: Francis Kier-
nan, 13; Edwin d. Morgan, 81
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, January 19.-The Democratic
caucus nominated Judge J. @. Abbott
for United States senator.
The first ballot for United States sena-
tor in the senate resulted as follows:
Dawes, IS; Abbott, IA; Hoar, 5; Adams,
l; Charles Devens, jr., /; n. P. Banks,
l. The second ballot was taken with
the same result. In the house the first
ballot resulted as fOllows-whOle number
of votes $50; necessary to choice, Il6:
Dawes, SO; Abbott, 20; Z. r Hoar, 50;
Charles Francis Adams, IA: Charles
Levens, jr., 2; Alexander II. Bullock, 2;
Wendell Phillips, 2; William CASTOR, l.
The second ballot in the house gave
Dawes, SO; Abbott, II; HOaT, 42; and
Adams, Is.
MAINE.
AUGUSTA, January l9.-In the senate
to-day Hannibal Hamlin received II
votes for United States senator, and
John G. Talbot 3. In the house Ham
lin received 84, and Talbot 49.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, January ID Ballot
was taken to-day in each branch of the
legislature for United States senator,
with the following results: Senate-Al-
lisOn, 20; Wallace, Is. HOuse-Allison,
So; Wallace, lO7.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPoLIs, January 19.-Tbe fol-
lowing is the result Of the vote for
United States senator to-day: Senate
Joseph e. M'Donald, %; Daniel D.
Pratt, Is; r. w. Thompson, Z; James
Buchanan, 4; w. S. Holman, /.
House--M'DOnald, So; Pratt, 26; Buch-
anan, 8; Holman, 3; General Tom
Brown, 2; w. W. Curry, 2. Five men,
bers were absent. This gives Mr..
M'D0nald majority Of two on joint
ballot, The two houses will meet in
joint convention at twelve o'clock to-
morrow to compare the vote and COM
plete the election by joint ballot.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, January 19.-The vote in
the general assembly for United States
senator was as follows: Senste-COck-
rell, 80; Parker, 8. House-COckrell,
90; Shurz, 5; Parker, %; Shields, /.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, January l9.-The first sena-
torial ballot was taken at three o'clock
this evening in the senate. Chandler
received II votes; Mcclellan, l; Cham
berlaip, 2; Fitch, L; Lathrop, 3; Christ
ancy, 2; Barnes, 3; Blair, 1; w. A.
Moore, l. In the house: Chandler,
46; Childs, 4; Bagley, /; balance scat
tering. In the house, all members pres
ent: Chandler, So; the balance scat
tered among Is different candidates. 1t
requires siXty-seven to elect, The cap
itoI was crowded and the excitement
great. The vote tomorrow will be in
joint convention at twelve o'clock. A
great crowd from abroad is present.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, January 19.-The Demo-
cratic caucus tonight nominated Igna-
titus Donnelly for United States senator. !
7 he caucus was not full, and there is
said to be considerable dissatisfaction
with the nomination.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, January 19,-The first ballot
for United States senator to-day result
ed as follows: John NJ, Thsyer, II; E.
S. Dundy, u; A. s. Paddock, s; o. P.
Mason, 5; scattering, 6; necessary to q
choice, q. Adjourned till tomorrow.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, January 19.-Hon. E. w.
Keyes, chairman of the Republican
State central committee, telegr8phed to
the Chicago Inter Ocean tonight that
Carpenters election is now certain.