The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-30
ELECTION OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR.

L1On OF u n1Jou DtdJeS senator.
THE VOTE IN THE SENATE.
The Senate met at 7: 30 ana on mo
ton of Mr.. Price proceeded to ballot
for Senator with the following result.
! For Mr.. Reyes Bailey, Burrows,
Campbell, Kellogg, McFetrldge, Price,
/ Reynolds, Sacket, Scott, Treat, Welch
III.
For Mr.. arpenter-Andrews Chip
man, Hyde, Lopez, Richardson, Van
Schaick--6
For Mr.. Howe Grimmer, Hough-
ton, Swain, Van Steeenwyk-4.
For J. T. Lewis -Derring
For Mr.. Hathaway
For Mr.. Ryan Anderson, Haben,
Hudd, Morgan, Paul, Rankin, Rich
mond, VOLTS.
A joint resolution for joint conven-
ton at noon tomorrow was concured
in and the Senate adjourned.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly opened at 7:3O. Mr..
Sanderson offered a joint resolution for
q joint convention to vote for United
States Senator at noon tomorrow.
Passed.
Mr.. Sanderson moved that the AS
sembly now proceed to a viva voce
vote for Senator. Carried. The vote
resulted as follows:
For Mr.. Allan, Jr., AL
aen A. g., Ausman, Barter, Eastman,
Field, Fisher, Gardiner, Hart. Haugen,
Hill, Johnson, Loyejoy. McRae, Rns-
ser, Sarnow, Simpson. Spence, Wash
burn, Widule-2o
For Mr.. Howe-Bottum, Bradley,
Burdge, Clark, Coe, Eckhardt, Hem
schmeyer, Ingram, Markham. Mason
Masse, Mills, Nichols, Pulcifer, Qualles,
w. Wall, Webster, Williams, Withee,
Keley-2O.
For Mr.. es-Bailey. Barry, Black
stone, Bullock, Gladly, Ellenwood, Gil
bert, Hemmi, Hutchinson, LaDue.
Lewis, McDill, Melvin, Mitchell, Os-
trander, A Peterson, Thos. Vincent
| Is.
For r. G. Ryan-Bentley, Carele,
Cory, Dawson Fleming, Finn, Frank.
Geise, Keogh, Mucker, Helde, Murphy
O'Flaherty, Post, Ringle, Root Spier
ing, Steffen, Theisen, Thelane, Ed. Wall
Scouder-21.
For Gabe Bouck-T. d. Condit, d
Condit, Ford, Frost, Gray, GUESSING
Mulowney, J. G. Peterson, Reynolds.
Scanlon, G. r. Vincent-11.
For Mr.. Rublee--Cox, DeGraff, Dew
ing-3.
For J. T. Lewis-Gillet, Sanderson
IL
| For Mr., oawyer-Briendley-1.
T. W. Horn Fitzgerald.
For Mr.. Washburn Carter
The Assembly then adjourned.
Jan. 22-The joint convention me-
at u O'Clock, Speaker Kelly raped t.
order. The Assembly Chamber Wa
densely crowded, and many ladies Were
present. The sentiment was largely
enthusiastic for Carpenter. At l.
O'clock Sergeant-at-Arms Ingersoll OF
the Senate appeared and announced
the arrival of the Senate. The mem
bers filed in and took their seats.
Lieut.-Gov Bingham took the chair
and announced the object of the con
vention to be the election of y Senator
Chief Clerk Bross read the Journal
Of the Senate on the subject, announ-
cling the vote in the Senate for Senator.
Clerk of the Assembly Eldred read
the roll of the vote in that body
Lieut.-Gov. Bingham said that it
appearing no choice was made, the
joint convention would proceed to bal
lot.
! Mr.. Carpenter was nominated on
the first ballot, receiving "a votes,
Judge Ryan %, and Gabe Bouck Is.
MR.. CARPENTERS REMARKS
A committee of five, consisting of
Senators Bailey and Burrows. Speaker
Kelly and Messrs Field and Coe were
appointed to wait upon Mr.. Carpenter
and Inform him Of his election, and Sc
cure his appearance before the conven-
ton. Upon appearing he was intro
1 duced by Lieut-Gov. Bingham. His
appearance created great enthusiasm.
Mr.. Carpenter spoke as follows:
Mr. Carpenter appeared and said
Mr.. observation-disclosures, Mr.. Speak
er and gentlemen Of the Legislature. |
thank you from the bottom of my
heart for the high honor you have con
ferred on me. This is no time or oc-
casion for making speech, and indeed
| am in no condition to make one. NV
heart is full of gratitude to the Legis-
lature Of Wisconsin for this honor
Following as it does ON some unfortu-
nate circumstances in my past history
appreciate it all the more. and ]
: thank you all the more sincerely. In
this country we are divided into polit.
, zeal parties and everybody knows | am
la Republican. Everybody knows ]
shall act with the Republican party in
} all its measures, in defending it's prin.
, ciples to the utmost of my ability, al
the same time as a Republican, and
) acting III the harness of that party. II
! will be my pleasure and, my pride tc
do everything in my power to promote
| tie interests of al the people of Wis
consin as faithfully as 1 can in the
United States Senate. In this opening
OF the year the. circumstances of the
fanuntrV are InnCf