, 1875-02-04
Tic New Man a Conservative Repub-
llcan--.llis Antecedents.
How the War Wages in Mime
sofa.
Reasons OF the Democratic Change
from Donnelty.
The Fate Of the Chicago Justices Not
Yet Decided.
Proceedings in State Lcgisla-
lures.



WISCONSIN,.
TIE RoUr OF 11R. CARPENTER.
gptetal Dspatth to The Ghscado Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. o.-The Senatorial qoes-
ton Of thin 8tats spttled to-day by the choice
Of the Hon. A Cameron, Of LACROSSE to I'LL
thkt position.
TIE SCENE.
At the hour appointed for the assembling Of
tho Joint Convention, tho galleries and lobbies
OF tho Assembly Chamber were densely packed
by an eager crowd. Many ladies wcro preaont,
having chairs on the floor After the Senate. In
a body, had marched In and taken seata, all was
expectation on the part Of tho vast concourse OF
people present.
THE ACTION.
Benator Barron moved that tho roll Of tho
Houses be called, which was done BY Fred Don
nett, Chief C1srk Of tbs Senate, in clear, loud
voice. All answered to their names except
Beuator Rounds, Who was absent on account Of
| aickuess. Tho President Of the Senate then an
uounced that tile businosa boforo the body WAS
| the election Of IN United States RenotoF, and
desired tue Chief Clerk to csll tho roll. mem
ber requested thht tho roll be called slowly,
| which was done. Tie interest VAS intonao, but
| ali ouestiou was act at rost by the Democrats
| ana 1ClLEIH4 WIZ fASSA 6oAN AVA 40At ~feAA-
oron, Of LaCroase except three Of the anti
| Carponter men, who voted for George C. Hazel
ton, and one for Col John G. Clark. and two
Democrats, who voted for Col Charles .. Robin
! eou, Of Green Bay.
Part Of Mr. Carpenter'a friends voted for other
! prominent Republicans Of the State to test tho
strength Of the Opposition, but, finding thar the
yoto had surely gone against them, changed their
| votes to Carpenter. Tile two Democrats did
the Same to Mr. Cameron. Just AZ the rrosi-
dsnt was about to announce the result Of the
vote, Mr.. Lopgan, Democrat, who had voted
for Cameron, jumped to his feet, and, in loud
voice. announced bis wfsh to change his yote.
Leave was given by tho Prssidons,
| and ho announced III. Il. Carpenter As
his choice. 1t tius announcement there was
perfect storm OF applause By the supporters OF
Carpenter, After It was quellod, Lieut. Coy.
Parker proceeded to giro the reRult Of tho vote,
a. follows "Whole number Of votes cast, 132; g;
necessary to choice. 81 Cameron, g; III. H.
Carpenter, 60 George @. Hazelton, s; John G..
Clark, l. Then aroao QUO mighty hurzah for
Cameron, which was continued amid tho CLAP
ping of hands and waving Of hats. The Pres-
dent wa8 unable for i tins TO restore order, but
finally succeeded. The Convention then nd
iourned eine die.
THE FEELING.
Hardly any dtter sotecsiou could hAvs been
made and 1t III specially acceptable to the Gov
esuor and his particular friends, vhils the
friends Of Mr. Carpenter are fully satisfied that
he fs tho no1t beat man to 3ir. Carpenter. and
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