The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-08
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TIE following shows tie result IN ihv :
Senate on the >nuth Caru'inA r"l>v>I w. !
wrcn torhin and Butler for the sea; IS
Senator from that State.
TIL" lnrS struggle bet wrrn parties for
t>rcid t'Iry is 1T last rlul,u( and TIC lt'n-
mra'S have now Il complete victory. 1t
was not easy TO win The vice president
ruled steadily in favor of his party and
Ni|atory motions We're made rs fast Is
they cuNil br drrIl,il.
At one O'clock it hvanr evident that
the Republicans wrr" wearing nNt They
had II" hope OF r,rri\iny Irintuir, IN -,
or breaking til" Democratic line. The
Democrats kept their vote solid twenty
>iN and twenty. seven AL the time.
Finally at three O'clock the Republic
cans gave ont Wheeler had to put the
f"tr"n Thurman rr>nIHti"lE l"'li>r|Iar-,'
the committee iIum fur; her consideration
of Buffers crr,i"Hli,.s Anld :>!l"t:r.'
which AS intense ;l!, roll was called.
The Republicans ratified every vote
they had but there we're not r;,'.n-'! a':,.
by Il vote OF. ~ tn - ihr committee was
di>rIr,ryrd. Judge Thurman hen moved
to swear Gen. BIZ! Ter in. hut under the
rules tins motion goes over until tu-nlur-
row.
THE Republicans made no Objection I"
this motion, although THY Won!t have
liked to do so. When this was dome.
there arose a mlr>nrr =, hat th' hala!.rr
Of power was transferred to the Dvm"-
cratic side Of tn" Senate Old EruuhIi
cans arr 1az"d. for their power is l'i"hrj.
I'll" victory is complete At all points.
Gen. Banks, o!lr of the best speakers the
House ever hAh said li.rr" was l.n way
or earth Ivy which Butler ran now be
kept ont OF the Senate, and that no ilIr-
lhrr parliamentary tactirS won|l h'
brouyh, into rrQui>tion to prevent his
getting in tomorrow or NrNt day.
An attempt would Only result in its be-
iny sat ont, as VAS dome this time.
Matthew'S and (hri>tiaucy voted every
tim" with the Krpu'Iran>.
Everybody compliment, jude Thar
mans nIAStrriv arrangements.
.At ha,f-pat four the Senate adjourned.
The Kellogg and Spottnrl contest is
;lov ny. AMI ill be decided only after
prolonged discussion.
The case of Senator Patterson is pitia-
bic, the more so h"rau>r it is believed ON
GOOD authority that he has received Ii"
positive assurance that he will secure
amy reward for his p"(itic1! aro>tary. He
is in the position OF 4 drowning man
catching at >,rdw>. He hopes tina; in re
tu;n f"i. delivering the control Of the :$''
nate over to the Democrats they Will Ne
grateful enough to put their party ma
cllinery in motion and save him from the
penitrntiarv. But it is NOW reported he
has no positive rroms" that they Will do
50 from any one that will be abb" ~ fulfil;
it.
Gen. NJ C. Bn,1rrlS understood to have
assured Senator Patterson that, in return
, for his vote in the Senate. through which
! Gen. Butler expects to secure il seat il.
that body. he viii do what lies in lis
power to save the Senator from his
crimes But Gen. Butter might not b(
able to do 50. 1t is not und' rlool tn IT
he himself asserts that he will. TIE De-
nlnrratc party OF 5 nth aIn|ina is rot
so united hat either Gov. Hampton OF
the prosecuting officers OF the State viii
ir certain to act upon III" request or suy
rr>tiomS of Gen. NJ. {. Bu,!rr.
Washington, Nov. -. The signal ser
vice observer at me wreck rt' the Huron
reports to the chief ST vllal officer. at LII
y. M. that efforts will be made this after
noon to recover the bodies of t he Iticrl
men who are dashed 20 the main ri.yiny
and five or six to the mIZZrn. The Stt,
m"r Baker remains anchored Oft TIN
wreck.
The observer at Kitty Hawk reports
at ':4o y. M, that the body Of a rol"rr'
man was washed ashore one mile mort
at 1870 p. 10; by his appearance Il
shoulu Judge him to be the baker: no pa
ptls on his person.
Norfolk. Va, Nov. 21'-Thc Cnitc
States steamer Swartara returned to For
Monro" this morning from the wreck {
the Huron, She reports That the wrcc!
ING steamer Bn krr remains at the wrcc
W citing for fair weather.
Tie steam tug Virginia left here til
morning to establish < camp OF oh>rrv;
ton near the scene Of the disaster, an
look out tor any dead bodies winch con
ashore. The party consists of l.lrn
Commander JAS. Green and Master Cha
1 IN.,,l- Il ~ f,s Nnv1.. | INIT Ir.,
f els 4. Harrington United States Mari
Corps, |nd fifteen men.
| Washington, Nov. 27.-Mastcr Conv;
: Ensign Young and Cadet Engineer Wa
: burton, survivors of the Huron dis"stt
t have arrived in Washington. \iH~t
5 Drncy is yet at Norfolk. They can
= here by order of the Secretary of the y
V who desires to make an official inqu
2 ~ into the cause of The disaster 10 Il
S Huron, and also to ascertain who is II
{ sponsllr for the vessels going 10 sea
: the face of the warnings given by ca
: tionary signals, which had been iIyil
|, along the coast previous to the tinv Il
1 Huron left Ham ton Roads.
From Inquiries in;itc Of the Snrvivo
: Of the i'll fatcd Huron, it is ascertain
e that when the ship Left the roads the
h was very fresh breeze blowing, hui u
S of a character to deter her from pNtil
:. to sea.
? Had the ship kept on tn" course Civ
e her by the navigator she wnnl'l hay" p;
Il Sod all dangerous coasts OF North Caro-
y ma at least ten miles to lcewaul.
l. The question as to how the course
the ship was altered, whethcrhy tn" fa'
k of the compass ort through neglect of 1,
S officer of the deck, or the quartcrmast
e in charge of the vessel, cannot now
II asccrtainct.
III Secretary Thompson and the Hrr
l. Survivors,
le Washington, Nov. 27.-Attcr the
l. journmcnt of the Cabinet Session Seer
l. 1arv Thompson had sovcra: hours conv
l. Sation with the surviving officers of
~ Huron. The officers related to the 5
II rotary all the circumstances connect
lie with the loss of that vessel. The std
s. ments do not differ materially from til
he ALREADY given to the public.
tJ r'tn cr,y;,- ;u,r n,n,, end ufftrrrs Urf