Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-20
The Senatorial Elections,
BALLoTING IN SEVERAL LEGISLA

BALLoTING IN SEVERAL LEGISLA TCRE5
YESTERDAY.
The chairman OF the Wisconsin republ lean
state central committee telegraphS that Car
penteTs election is now certain. BallOtin9
for u. 5. Senator took place i'll several leGis-
latureS yesterday, as follows In the New
York Senate IL votes were cast for L. ID. Nor
gan, Is for Herman and for Beach. A joint
session will be held to-day. ''''The first bal
lot in the Nebraska legislature yesterday re
suited a. follows: Thayer, II; Dundy, i2;
Paddock. 9; Mason, s. scattering, o. Neces-
sary To choice, -. ga vote III tne Mis-
Sourl General Assembly Yesterday resulted;
In the Senate-CockreIl. 81, F."rker, 8 In
me Houst-COckreil, Ij; SchurZ, ); 3lkeF-
-, ana Sheets, l. In the PennSVlya -
legislature the vote in the Senate stood-Aiii-
soh, ~; allace, Is. In the HouSe-AlisOn
-; wallace, lOT. ..'' In the Minnesota legjs-
lature the vote for Senator was as follows;
Senate-Ranse%, Is; Davis, 3; Donnelly, Il;
scattering, >. HOuse-Ramsey. 70: DonnelIv
Al; Davis, l6: scattering, l. The election
occurred in each branch OF the Maine Iegisla-
tuTe yesterday. The vote was, in the Senate
-Hamlin q votes, John c. Talbot s. In tie
House-Hamlin 81, Talbot 10, scattering >
Ihe hrst ballot in the Michigan IegiSIa-
ture Yesterday resulted In the Senate
Ch1ndier ll Mcclellan. /; Chamberlain, ,;
a. {. Baldwin, /; Felch, l; LathrOp, 3; Chrys-
tiancy. 2; Barnes ;; Blair, /; w. A Moore l.
In the eHouse-Chandler, 10; Childs. 4: Baglev
!; Chrystiancy,2 2, the balance scattering. -.
yesterday each house of the Delaware legiS-
lature voted separately for continuation of
the nomination, and Mr.. Bayard received
seven NOJeS III Jile senate ana twenty in u n
House, one member being absent f. ~, ~
each body. Mr.. Riddle, republican en-
tor cast his ballot for Chief Justio . IN
pin. To-day the two Houses will 80 oit AZ
joint convention TO declare the reSr :, me-. ~
the Indiana legiSla ture the vote L., L. G, AZ ~
ate-McDonald, %; Pratt, Is; n, stoou' SeI-
Buchanan, 4: Holman, 1. He iuoiliPsoi',
5o; Pratt, rs Buchanan, 8; ia,, ~ R.ns,Ii
z; Curry, .. Five me- E,n holihan, s,' o oEomlt' t
This given McDonal' InlpeIs were aoseut sen;
to-day to comma, will meet in joint session
election bv jof, .e the vote and complete the
the TenneSs 1T ballot. 80. Both houses OF
vesterda, sc legislature balloted separately
suits i for Senator, with the following re-
Bro Senate-JOhnson, s.; stephens, g.
Jwn, 3; Bate, 4; Savage, 2; Quarles, 9;
ewing, l; Kennedy, 1. The result OF the sec
ond and third ballots were the same as
the first In the House no nominations
were made, and but one ballot was
Brown, II; Bate. IL; Quarles, 5; Ewing, g.
Savage, 6; Brownlow, 2; Hamlin, 1. ..'.The
first ballot in the Massachusetts Senate re-
suited as follows: Dawes, Is; Abbott, IL
HOar, 5; Adams, 1; H. H. Dana, jr. 1; n. r.
Banks,l. Second ballot, same result, In the
House the first ballot resulted as follows
Whole number of votes, go; necessary to a
choice, l16; Dawes had So; Josiah q. Abbott,
20; Hoar, 80; Charles Francis Adams, IA;
Wendell Phillips, 2; VIM. CASTOR, 1. The
second ballot in the House gave Dawes 93;
Abbott, II; Hoar, 43; Adams, l6; Phillips, q;
Bullock, 2; CASTOR, 1; Devins, q The result
of this ballot has encouraged Dawes friends.
AS compared with last year, Dawes has
! gained Is, Hoar lost Is, and Abbott has gained
| 10 over Curtis vote.