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Der gSttrfel be8 @liidS madt oft eiaen=
tbiimlid)e Spriin9e uno man fam nitrntcr
gar ntt)t mtficn, ruiP er fdQt, ober, I'M cine
Detannte Bhrae 3u gebrau6en, mie 10 Elm
9ale lauTt. - 9egenpGrttg i9meben Smei
SuorotenTragen TN GonQrefe, Die allqemeiz
mes SntereIie erre9en. @ritenS banOelt e8 iid)
oarInl, ob Die ourf Seitedung uno @orrIpz
tlon erlangte SubTOie Der ,,BQctfiC MQil
Comp" fOrtbe5ablt perOen ioQ, uuO 3mei-
tens, OBJ benz Som Cent fir ieine ,SH0lid]e
Baclfc=Sabn" Die uerlan9te lluteritlbuna III
ptrmtutgeH tit. Die llnteriufunQ iiber Sic
9eItedun9 oe8 &oHgrciieS our1 Die ,,8aciftc=
VtHtl @ompagnle" bat bttanutlidb ionoerbore
&batladen ans 2td)t gebrad}t uno in Der er-
ten AuTmdlun9 Der Gutriiituug mur0e i'm
Senate beantr0gt, Der @ompaQnie leoe feln.rc
SubNote 81 eatltrbeu. 9ielel 2lurdq fom
Uorgcltcrn 3nr Serbanoluug uno aie Debate
tr9ab, ooB ourdNu5 fame 9tcigung unter
0cn Senotoren herridlt, Die btmiltjgte Cub
role ouI5ubcben. Sclbf 80garO, Der III
lprttngItb nttt fir ble SubiOie qeItimmt
bat, iprad gegeu NuuuQirung ocrielben: in
9Istdem Slnue duB5rtCn itb Wtotton, Stu
gent uuO @ontling.
lln9eld] ungitnltlgcr leDen bic Sodcu hes
Sgth' sui SlusutHl Ut[ HuiIS SIIQt bellll-
lglpanleH UGbreuo oe5 Q8iuterS meicnlQuoe
Yetlttoncn I'm cine SubiiOie fir olc ,,Sa6.
ltte Bactilcz Sabu" on Den GOuarcB Qefhidt
pat, troBOem it6iOgor Die y9tationalz @5raliqc"
rur otele5 rationale ISert interciItrt uno tQf
aie fito'tden 8eietgcbuugen BON 8irqinieu
BITS Ser0s Oaiielbe ourd, Seid)liiiie billiateu
uno unterltiitten, lit bod iehr meniQ @u8iidlt
atf @emdhrlng Der beiheiOtneu 8itte oeS
pcnnlgIuaullden GiieubabuTGniQs oorbonoeu.
Die Sad)e lam porgeitcru I'M 0ieprdiantau=
baHie 5lr Spr06e. 55ou0btou beautroatc
nemltd), Die RcgelH IN iuSpeubuen, um Ca8
@ontte iiber Die Baciiic -8abnen in ocu Stauo
Su Ietell, Die Sera5= Bacific=8a u"=BtU am
Ottttwot1 AbenO nm IS Ilbr etsuberidtcn.
9aS 5au8 unteritiiBte 3mar Oie 6orOerung Der
SGrtrage nit 118 gegen 81 Stlmmen, ais
Ober cine 0irefte AbIttmmuug iiber ben 9lntrog
9eforoert ipurbe, ergab ia nod ntd]t eiumal
cine etnfahe, geiAweige Senn cine 3peiOrt=
telSmebrbeit. 1913 ittnlmten bagegen unO 122
9Gfiir. 9tsic8 gibt Den 6Ofinnngen OeS 6rn.
Scott ben 0lef.
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l. Sobn 0empep, &eQncr in elmer moblz
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clnt9en YtOnaten luiammeH gelebt bate, uuO
Oann itdl elbit. 0tntcrbr uabm er aud uoh
cine groBe 9Oit8 EauOanum. Die betoerieis
ttgen SerpunOungen crattet man ul5 lebeuSz
qefdhrltd. Gtieriu6t uuO 9fuiu moreu Die
l1rIad1cu Der 5rnn1SIr.
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Jtem Yort untcrwe9S, ljc9t cluc Datbe 1icllc
uoH bier auf Dem Suauoe. Ger CAPTAIN
glaubt, NIT Dem GInn2teu ber 6lutb mItou
fott 81 merOeu."
Yong Yrand, %. 5cbr. - Or Gpir.
rNr0ucC" UnIoe aelen yl!t.eruNalt Il0...
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Sir ttc1tcr 9llnliet.

" a bln9tOn, .. U}Jr. = t0S
ySmtbioutan= 5uirltnt" tbelit NIT: oByo eis
iol 60rlter teIegrapgute UOn &arliu, Oa5 CT
elnan $lanetcu 3w0litGr Gr6Be SunO9n 56
NtInutcn 5{otatOu u0roIid)cr Stciglml mo
10 grao 48 @tiuntaH u6rolidr Nltgugg nit
tagIiter 8tpcgung in n0r0lihcc (ilJmu5 nm
elnen @rN0 entCcdt hobe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-26
Der Wf3rOer SD0rfcg In 0ol,ntt,,n

= . m a. z. UtUT. = gNnl. 8. S5Qr-
tep, Der aus Jtclu.DOrt entfIobene M6rhu,
wel6er icit geroluler 3eit bier qclebt bat,
muroe beute ouf Die 2lutlage oe5 Capt. Sur.
tt8 BON Dem 0Nnpier ,,GreScent @im" pcr-
battetr neil er gtOrobt bate, Den @apitau uuO
ben 3ablmelfer Oes 0ampfuS 3u crmorOcn.
@cn. Gapitdn GOnda tcbrte gelteru mad,
Nntnnr1ttn -it,.iiLf -
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Ntnrf6t1trnsnrfrhI

9arrtSburg, "a. 6ebr.- @ouu. 6urt
rant erIteB bcntc eineu Seiebl fir Die SIN
rIdtun9 5olepb &rown'S, pslder iiberfiibrt
murOe, am 5. 9tOubr. 1873 Oaul,l R. Grdmer
neblt 6rau ermor0Ct 81 bobeu. 9ie 6inrif-
t!Illg Ut ouf ben "a. QtGrS onberoumt uno
FuOet IN 8ottsotQc itatt.
SIM Sale OeS 9leidlfauS sum So6e perurz
tAeilten Sauueg Ytc&ue bat oaS SberQeriht
Gte Observation-Disclosures 5ugcla1icu, mo Die
Otnrld1tiIud mirO nufnPirh0hFu rr1PrNpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-26
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UPnnsiH. iH.2{prSG1lnorS

9tcm zStlCQu8, %. Tcbr. - Ser
conicrp1tUe Caucus bat nit "a ceQcn 33
Stnlmen l&lcelcr'5 GOmpromlB Qugcuom=
men,
- 5n Der &clloQg'iaen @cIcbgcbunq cabs
GcjtCrH cine tiirmIidc Sibuug, Ourdj 0cu
&orId)llg pTlnl0Bt iiini ucutn Nttt0lieoeru
al Stale fltnt &nOcrcr, Die augebli3 al Die
Ntmotrattu n0uSOcrfauft" babIu ioucn,
SIec VI gcbeu. Pas %roleft ficl bur1.
Ntm Orlcan5, 25. 6tbr.- SIN Gau-
chs Der GouIrOdtiUcn murOe beute eiu Ser
iud gemott, oa5 gcitrl9e &omm, mo0rrdI
Der BON }Sbccler UorQcid)la9aue &rgleid al,
gtuOmmeu murOe, in Q&teocrbcratbuuQ I'll
}tebeu, Ocrielbc idllug IcOO6 febl. 6r. 9Sile
0rortitute Oagc9en, 00B Die conieruatluen
Ntitgllcocr, mclAe ourd Cie 8uuoeStruppen
ocrrlcbcn murOeu, Obna iealidlcs Gou5eiiion
Surijttebrtcn. 0lcier Broteit muroe ipdter
BON 20 .ltltjlieoeru unter;etbnet.
2S al bIHgtOn, %. 6ebr, 49, Die SO,
&urte, 3dbOrc uuo gtonar0, meitt Die Son.
irUattpeH BON gouiiiaua uertreteu, 9abcn Oc8
GOmlte iiber yOuiTara bcuQd)rid)ttQt, oaB Die
GoHiTuativcu ienc5 StQatc5 ben anQeboteuen
&arQlei1 acCtuurt bOblu. Or. 2SbGCler miro
ioiOu uat Sctnoiguug Der SibunQ nQd
yOuliand abrcliln, nm Den GompromiB III
Strait I'll ieteu. (9ie 8toiuguugeu otS Ser
glclb5 b0ben mr Dor oret ooer pier GaQeu
mltQtt0tllt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-26
0toD D2tt0cr 2sus Dr4td) 0cr Guprl1ett
ftijfPit Ina gs15rnnn

GolumbuS, 3, u. T2br. -go8 In.
ttr9au9 Der @e)eegebnna naha beute Die Siu
all, metde oeu >hrIimau9 ctnfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-26
SmSYGlliiom ci;lc9 V5aaf1oitfe8,
Zdlltl3i1otfn in g,Hfl

Ettt&burg, 2t. 6ebr. -- 0a5 Saut-
bans non part, GdugbU & So. uou bic> hat
Die 3ablUugeu etuQettlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-02-26

Sto d b Q III, 10. ytbr.-t6cutc gcrietb
III @Otbluburg cine Strttdlb0iTiabrlf i'll
&5rauN. Ga5 9tbGuOc mar uOuer Arbctter,
Die 6iammcu uerbreitcteu idl 10 raid, ooB
ben yeuttu III Den ObereH 1todnerten Der
Qu8mtQ ueripeut wurbc uno Slsle III Den
Tlammeu UmfameN; 2lHbere lpran9eu ans
BEN 6enltern mo fanoen eHtpeosr lbreH 9oo
ODER wurosn i6wtr uerleBt. 6itntStg Der
ioneu ioueu tel psm SraHoe um9etommeU
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, 1875-01-30

reward Tor thar fea1ty. There ina vacancy l.,
the Land. OAce here, whicl, run,ur ind it. ira,
to haya hcen filed By Tharer tnan.-Eho OF
co11rHc won't re. IT nov.
Et-fiov. Algernon s. peldock, TITO no-}v.
elected HenatoF IL n native OF Dllio, 50 years oi
age, wcl!'iuforIned. piensa,t ;entle,nna, a it,
tie nnier the medium aize, hut with finely.
formed lead Md fca:urcu Ito camo to Nc
brasxA ~ sccretAry Of tho Territory. under
appointment frnrl fretrient Lincoln, mid
r"rvetl In ts;nt CAPACITY until tho Etnte
va. admitted, in 1s'i7. i!o then wont into
private haetnetA, and, though urgently requested
to EecunIe 3 candidate fnr vAtIo.ls Offices. has
standby rctuse Until thu present time. At tl,e
lart Honatnral a]ectoi, however. lo wan l,nne:ei
With nfn.ber ri vDtPr. Sou,e two :ea:s hgo
ln f"royeito to Ga3e County, w:lero i,o fl engaged
III tim manufacture Of cenent. IIo went into
tho Senatorial race yelr ago: aud. II i:s
cement BickA thing :rnfl As llo Htuck Mt t!l1s
race and his fEi*.nd+ asuck to him, 1t ta.lAt be
valuable commodity.
2Er. Paddock wpl his title AEy-f3ay." br lar-
ing heeu Governor al interim whe Territoriui
HecrataEy. although a htancll Republican LIn
IL moderate III his yfowH ht.d henco liz c1ectt,a
III hclt1e claimed by one or two unreliable demo
cratic nenpnapcrH III Democratic triumph
THIS is wholly unwnrrnntcd: fo:. though nat M
radical Thayer, ln iH sufficiently 10 10 1eeeiyo
the alppurs and congratulations of gstHl Hept-
liranb throughout tho btate: wittlou. rcge.d TO
former brIferpuGae,
, 1875-01-30
THE LOUISIANA DEBATE.

coscLus1oS Of sESATon CnakL1.as sPExQH.
Sseeiat HApnteh to Tts eh1e4q9 1rfount.
NAsH'SoroH, D. c., Jan. Ex-senator Conk-
ling to-day concluded his mastery speech On
Louisiana 1Io epoko two hours. Ills epcech
consisted Of the summary Of his arguments OF
yoKtor.ay, a1l! Of their practical application to
tlio pac;:ation Of tho South Ills solution OF
tho wlln!o question, Of which tho Louisiana
ttnatio'l liz mcso!y IN incident is that
the Southern i'cop1o to this hour have not no.
ccptcd the results nf thcWar. Or acknowledged the
amendments Of frcsaouI. The Democratic putty
,,'''th has rot!.nh to accept this situation for
fLH reAsnn: fhe entrs 5ont, Is to-sIaT in o
htate uf moral rel,allion. Tho sgue in not a 60
cias oic: tut one Of equal rights ard o1nol JUS
tee 10 20 Lo work and to discontinue tho
bloody usagea of ths Demosraiic party arc tic
conditions precedent Of peaceful South. There
were many 1le paEaaIoH in tic tEecci1 to-day
The hF:ory OF the stss OF tho army fur poiitIcat
purposes by tile Democracy was a,I admirable
pIecn nf aarcasin and invettivo. The text fpr
t'ls pAesnge was sentcnco spoken by Dir. liam.
llttn, Of Maryland hut omitted from the iatter'a
printed speech. Thst Eoalenca described tho
cutiro ARMY M hirelinus. The Democratic a,ru-
1ntnt Of tho encraachnlent nf military power VIVA
riic',lcl in picture i'll which H. QUO 01u OF non
pla were represented na trembling for tho lusa
Of tleir liberties in the prcsen:a III al arnr cf
2l)Il nlnn, scattered iu corpArxlb guards oycr u
c3hilurHt.
4 MOST s10N1rtCASr PARAGRAPH
"a: tho reference to Tho frauds by which John
J.. lIoIimat WAS nlntle Governor Of Now York, to
which allcil q prominent public mention tlaa mt
bae', given. totlkliug haid that Hoffman WAS
elected by ;]1 QUO fraudulent votes counted in ty
IHtuuany HILL. It1o historical pasaa.as eSaetiy
followed Lcgan's 4laec!l.
, 1875-01-30

WISCONSIN,.
THE SEVENTH DALLnT.
6peciat Dtspateh 10 The CAita7s Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jn,. 29.-1n joint convention,
two ballots wcre taken for Senator, both rcBuit-
ing tho sasno. Jones, D Carpenter man. WAS all
sent. Three changes nero made from tho vote
Of yesterday-Souator sehuette from Dixon to
Colo, Air. u. N. Coates, from Horace Rub1ee to
David Atwood, and alr. Thomas from Q. Colo to
II. IT, carponter. Tho vote stood on tho seventh
and la4t ballot Carpenter, 60; Dragg, 64 Cule,
1e; Atwood, l; Dan,t, Cameron, l.
LOUD cALIa FOB NELp FROM TIE CARPENTER
MEN.
S,l'ff1t Nspateh II The f,hiraqo Tribune
WASHINGTON D, c. Jan. 2J.-sIat. Carpenter
does not receive much support ln thu WISCONSIN
delegation at tlliA ond Of tile line. For thu 1aHt
few iayk dispatches have been frequently re-
cclycl from Madison, by tho Wisconsin Repre-
sentativcs hoKe, urging thon TO active efforts for
Carpenter. Ono 1nctnbor has received twenty
tclcgramB. None OF t!loln have been answered.
Another Nenabnr, just before the cnucuH-boIt,
received o telegram stating Tint o bolt was i'm
imlnent, and asElug for adylco from Washington.
Tho reply WAS not very encouraging. The asl-
swcr ran: .Fiibusteriug on tho Civil. lligltH
bill. Whns ought sc to tio?" This afternoon
number Of tclcgiams hare been received to thin
effect: clicks teiegraphs to Allen tint yols all
ndvise bolt. For Gods Bahe. for Christ's uakv,
for Je4oyal's Blke conlradirt.'
, 1875-01-30
MICHIGAN,

HttNt1}t4ftts
JUDGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nEFEAT--ItIN-
HELf 1tksrnNslHLE-rIIE rEnViE WILL RALLY
ABOUND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
stecnt Correspondence " IAa Chlenqo Tf{5uat,
CoLEwATsR, Mlcl, Jan. 2s.-Tlo smoke Of
tho battle las not yet rolled away. The friends
Of sennsor Chandler fool sousibly tho Iofcat Of
tl'eir beaal-ideai statesman. Mr.. Chandler waa
nr1n!y intrcnchea iu tho hearts OF the people OF
this State. 1Eo has hold a pron,inont rlaco In
tho party sinco its organization twenty years
ago. At oyery election 10 i,as fought tho battle
vigorously and cycry time Ills personal position
ahd character hayc aided greatly In tAe defeat of
tbs Democracy.
In ata successor. the Legislature have chosou
. man Who has In rea1lty no political rocurl, IN
JUDGE cua1aTiASGY
has been outside Of politics slnce 1851. hut It
Is vol known that hu aldod III the organization
OF the Republican party; was nn ardent snp-
porter OF its principles; was \ delegate to tho
Convention thai nominated john &. Fremont for
the Presidency; waa candidate Tor United
states 6suAsof n the time OF 1Ir Chandls1s trst
, 1875-01-30
MICHIGAN,
AN INDUSTRIOUS FEEL1sn,

Sp<efal irsnassh "a The Chteauo Yrtaunt.
LANSING, Mich, Jan, .9,-Dut littl9 important
business WAS dono In tho Legislature to-day. A
large number Of petitions were presented for and
against tho psohibitory Liquor law, the pun,hcr
Of signeIs being not fur from equas The attack
on ths law creating tic County superinteudents
Of Schools still continues, and very few petitions
have yot baen received in favor OF IL. In tho
House, = concurrent resolution was adoptod for
ralslug joint con,1ultteo of two iu the Gepnto
and tbreoin tho House, who should visit tho Uni
sessity aul the Agricultural College, aud report,
by Fob. ., which institution WAS beat suited to
have added to 1t a Hchool Of Technology The
original resolution, o1orai by SIr, Hubert, Coll
tenplated the founding OF school OF this char
aeter at tho Agricultural College, but the general
Impression now 8oetns to 10 that II would bs tho
wlsest to locate 1t at the University, Nl,oro much
greater advantages can 10 offered to students
than At tho Agricultural College. Tie Commit
lee haa not yet bes. appointed. The bill making
some amendments to tue act creatins the Supe-
rlor Court Of Detroit PASSED tho House to-day,
at,d Waa gwen immediate effect. 1t author-
izea tue Judge OF tho C,urt to appojnt
hla own ciefs At salary OF $4,000 per anuutn,
md provides for a bteuagrapAor ut q saIary OF
~, 3,5eo l1er Aunum. The bill will probably be-
come law without mitch opposition. Tho other
business Transacted was merely tho Introduction,
=! oi!3 OF NJ special Importance and tho reports
OF q low committees. An attempt WIS 1nalo to
secure M adjournment OF the House until Mon
day. bus tailed, tho lneu,bers being pretty we'll
agreed thtt they should NOW settle down ID uork
- quickly as possible, NO much time layinc been
'"9s a4sSay On aeoount Of the Hsuat3EiM el4Q.
, 1875-01-30

posed resolution for tho recognition of the Kol-
lorE Government, and that therefore Pipchbaok
will not bo admitted In this probable
event tho responsibility Of deciding wtather
r. r. not tho Kellogg ADMINISTRATION ia
will bo .ngaln loft witt, tue President.
1t II understood that there will be tLrse 10
ports froa tho Committee on Privileges mud
isiestions on tho question Of pinchback's right
h"f ct the ms ioldtY i. ia believed, will report
thae incstacH u entitled to eeat In tha Senate,
baulshnry aud Nani will submit their viaws to
thH contrary, md Afcarn will favor now olcc-
tim recognizing Tho Kollogg tiovornmons, be-
Will tce called upon IN yo:o Tor Piuchback'a O ad-
maaIon. Carpenter is still al,Hent.
, 1875-01-30

SIftiat Dispatch to TIE Ch1cago Tribt,nf,
Ut. PALE, Minn., Jan. 29.--In tho vote for
Senator, Ran,soy received 47, being less than
yesterday: Lochron, 81; Davis, 90 Pi1ishury,
y; Mcmillan, >; scattering, 8; abaent, T.. In
tho bribery investigation. s1aj. Dixie tlat1y con-
tradicta tue oyidonce Of Inseraon. Other wlt-
nessos In part confirm ingorson's story, aud, on
minor points, a1uare'y contradict Dixie. Tho
lastor's acauaiutances explain tue whole afluir AZ
a silly attempt OF IN intoxicated man at l. prac-
tical joke. Among the witnesses cullol Was
Senator Ramsey, wllo sworo ho l,aI forbidden
tho uso Of money by his fr7ulls. Ile consliorcl
it Improper. mud extremely dangerous. porsa1-
aliy, ho did not caro- auythiug about re-eoctlnu.
Younger. 1nen might caro- for tito otlico, but
tho novelty to him lul long sinco worn ofr. Tn
tho strength Of report that ltanhey has an-
ipuIced his pnrpoan to start fur Washington
tomorrow or early noxt weok, tho Sonalo rasn-
luton con9ullng his n0zenee irot.l hin post Ut
duty waa not calloa np lor paasaSo To-day.
, 1875-01-30
OHIO.

3EsTFRn4fH FK0CFEUfSTys
COLUMBUS, U Ian. 2j.-1n the House this
afternoon bills ucro introduced to authorize tho
reorganization Of Ito Idiot Asylum
Coy. Allen sent in q aperiet mchsago In answer
to q resolution adopted yesterday by the lio11so
calling on hm for information. rs tu tho raiii',
ont OF trDopB during tbo coat-n,ners' strjln
Blnl1nor. Tho message sayB tint no troops ~,
Hailt to Sciaonvic and that TIM civil attI1urIty
;ya4 amply sufficient tn prevent bioNlsllod.
House bill to authorize insurance companies
xo tho en,pluyn2nt Of proscculns- .ttarnaya
pr, te..,, md to abolish second trials, wero
Hnssod.
, 1875-01-30

TIE EEHAInNIhL ELECTION,
Correspondence u The Chicago Ty.Junt,
L1xcoIa, Nel,., Jan. 28,-Iho ros;,1t Of the
Senatorial elcction OIL F1iday IL still tho theme Of
nniycspal comment, not at allunmt1cd With won-
der. buch result wns hardly to be anticipated.
It ,a, brought about by the fact that ucn, 1Aayer
aud Judge puudy developed their full strength
oil their iiflsl baltp:, viz: Il aud 10 yotca ro-
spectiseIy. E1-0ov. Paddock. who never had
but Il yotos, felt OF to Oh the fft. ballot. 1t
was war to tho knife hctweon Dundy and Thayer,
aud IL boca1,o eyilout, lats Thursday night, that
aomelhing decisive must be duno. This waa be-
leyed to have been accomplished by the with
lrawal ot Judge Dundy; and, un to tho "weo
bma hours IhaSer'a chances appeared good.
A. your telegram says, however, the frlends Of
DuIuly aud Paddock formed II combination, mud
tho Democrats te!l into lank viii, them, which
cayu paddook 38 votes ont Ut I'll on tho sixth bal-
lot
The sceno during tho casting of tic baIlot waa
exciting, as!lI the yaat crowds in the galleries
hwaycd and pushed ia such y manner that 1t w1a
feared tile galleries would El'e way. Iiie
President Of tha Senate, q warm frin,,d mud tho
chief supporter OF afr. Paddock, WAS so excited
that l.0 could hardly ANNOUNCE tho vote. E4-
uog. Phadock VIII presant OIL tho loor, IN were
Tlayor and Cunningham, two other canditntos..
aud Paddock was Ehaken n!Hl pulled about until
I!o uust have considered tho frat lnnrs Of lisof-
ttial position rather huY8re. Ihaycr tnrIlod FG!a
ailtl 6onn aftoF4 loit Tor Ills H0ne, near b4, tto
most disappointed, a,ll l might adj, worst
abused, man in Tho hta.o for tlu xlnount of good
ho llaB done IT.,
Tnis Is aeu. Thhyer's second unsuccessful ai-
tempt to return to tho Senate, from which lH re-
tired foME years ago. upon ttinS deiaatcd by
Sonasor Hitchcock. 1t III hardly possibla llo VIII
l,o Il candidate two yoars hence for Senator
liltchcock's place.; Tor, although no has many
powerful fFionds. ha lat equally powerful enc
mios, who can agnin heat lin, M they did bo-
fnrn 1Y CGtDlllDnttuu and mint HtfGtk.
OF course, tlese arc many disappointed poll
tlc,anB in tlih quarter, prominent Inong whom
aro 5lessFs Stout aud heauard. tic acknowl-
edged leaders OF ltuplblscasisln III Tue South
msn who stood by Gen. lhaysr Oh tbu tio'd
Of Lis Waterloo. 1t comee Heyate upon some OF
those who, In accordance with the Nebraska way
Of doing things, we're expecting tat otacs4 a.
, 1875-01-30

!Sptciai D.suaftA to The Chtsaao Tribune,
WASHINGTON. u. G., jan, 29.--The Republican,
Senators hold another cat1cus to-day. Special
injnnctjons VI to secrecy Wore nude. Tho,o il
good reason, however, for tho statement that u
motion wAs ,ialo to Instruct the Seuato Commit
tee TN Privileges null ElectiunB to report that
IlncAback il entitled tu liB scat, a;,d that this
motion WAS adopted by vote Of Is yeas to \
nays. AS tile atteEdanco was 80 su4Ili, beng
nbout one.l,alt OF tho lcpub>icun bonators. II
wns agroed that this vote should not beHcon-
Fideicd decisive, aud TINT an adjourned caucuH
shoulu bn held tomorrow. Tlls indications sksi
oro thnt pnchback viii bo admitted. Conkny
IN tho cancub, took strong ground ayaillst tia
kGlaosg Governmont mud l'nehbaek, Ii Will t'e
observed that in his speech hs nnwlcro inluracd
That Government, hut only doielded tho Admins
is.ratlon fur lts course. Indeed, in ono ratHago
lit distinctly sail I!o could ot:defend Kellogg.
lJnrlDE tho discussion refcseHco wab lnauo to
liz. struggle III tue HouBo. Thu proposed HIM
rule was commended auI tle opsuion waa OK
prreEea lAAt without hutno sL1cf rulo u woMl DO
impossible to takn sciion upoM tho Louisiana
question and other important Hatturs.
Tho vote iu tlle Eeotiuus c0su1nltteo yester-
day. 1t appoart scfesroI salolY tn Tho recognition
og tho KeltoEg tlovernmont, aud did not Include
tho seating OF rinc!,back.
THE AnsANsAB CASE.
it now seeEpB ptOlahlo, will npt be changed by
legsslatiun at th,s SESSION. 1t IL now well k,lowu
that tho l1cs1ont at his recent cu1,forollre with
tho members OF thu Investigating Committee,
discovered tint no Ii not in acco.d with tho
majority of flint Committee. Tls majority. it Is
aaid, fayor ai.sayosal Ut tho Garland GoYorn-
ment aud u restoration of brooks. Tho pteri-
dent IL weGrY Of blato-mallll,g, and docs llot
wish TO have llis Louisiana oxlori.nce removed
III Arkalihns. THU Difference IL likely 10 defeat
sny proposed legislation.
FHATEANA{. PEEIISn.
Bishop Wilmer, Ut Nuw Drlca.iH III privata
letter to frcia hern Rays: ''Iue uAHstnblel
BrmY Of tho uuited States cunl not Aave dune
what tho Committee Aas Iono to win hash thu
friendship Of MI atllse4 people. hiurp Tho re-
pot. Was !naderuhlic thu p1ayer forCoHgreHs l,aa
beeu real III CHURCHES IN which 1t laB not beon
heard since tho ciosu ut tlpe War. The peopla
here know they had friends in Congress- aud
loRa. bul tIeY did not realxe until HOW that tloy
had Representation"
ITO the A&soei1te1 FtesS.J
NAsu1SdTos ID. G.. Jan. 19.-lAo discussion
In tl.s Republican Senatorial CAUCUS ut tho gem
q. al questions involved developed great lack Of
harmony II, Tho ylowa Of tAose present, 1t is
now considered probable tll&tA sufficient number
or Republicans will unlto with tas Democrats to
prevent tho psaasge by the Senate Of the pro-
, 1875-01-30
WEST VIRGINIA.

4 VOTE TAKLS UAfLG.
CIScrSSAT1, o., Jan. 29+-The Commercials
Charleston. ". Va. special Bays that much indig-
nation and excitement has been croated in Lilo
Democratic caucua thcro over reports tele-
grarlled from there that d conspiracy
existed to throw overheard tito present Senator
ial candidates, aud probably elect Gov. Jacobs.
To report il douiud. A formal vote Is
taken daily in tho Legislature Walker
IL alloat! i'll both caucna and Iegiaature; Caln-
den next. The vote slands Walker, u;
Canldeu, 81 Price, II: 1}rannou, ID re-
niau!er scattering. Thirty-seven votes are
necessary to IL e4oice.