The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-07
SENATORIAL.

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TOPEKA, Jan. 80, 1 :35 p. m.
The joint session took one vote on
Senator today, and adjourned until to-
morrow noon Ingalls, had ~ votes
the rest were scattering. If the dark
horse is coming out, he will have to APP
pear tomorrow. The feeling Is that
Ingalls, will make the race. Great ex-
element among his opponents, who are
making desperate efforts to combine,
but so far without success. 1t takes IS
votes to elect. r.
LATER-IEGALIs CERTAIN TO BE
ELECTED.
TOPEKA, Jan. 80.
EMPoRIA DAILY NEws-One ballot |
taken. Ingalls, received 70, Anthony 25,
Simpson II, Phillips IS, Mitchell IS. |
Goodin II, Campbell 1, Horton 2, Pom
eroy 8, one absent. Adjourned. There
can hardly be doubt of Ingalls, getting |
one hundred votes tomorrow. Judge |
that an effort will be made to concen- |
trate the opposition on Anderson, but it |
will fail. Many of Anthony's and Simp-
sons men, and others, will go to Ingalls,.
A telegram received in the city Friday
morning said: The anti-Ingalls eau
Gus tonight gave Chief Justice Albert
H. Horton eighty-two votes, with good
show of election
This news created the greatest sur
prise here as all had settled down to the
conclusion that Mr.. Ingalls, would be
elected on the next vote.
LATEsT-INGALLs ELECTED BY ONE MA
JoRITY.
TOPEKA, JAN. 81, 1871 80.
Emporia Daily NEws:
Ingalls, is elected, by SO votes, one
majority over the requisite IS. Horton
had so, the rest scattering. Ingalls,
friends are very enthusiastic, and he
returns to Washington with the opposi-
ton to him demoralized. R.
THE VOTE.
The following is the final vote on sena-
tor on the 31st. 1t will be remembered
all opposing candidates to Mr.. Ingalls,
had withdrawn and the opposition to him
had united on Chief Justice Horton of
Atchison:
The roll of the senate was called, the
following being the result:
Those voting for John ]. Ingalls, were
Senators Benedict, Buchan, Carpenter,
Finch, Grass, Greene, Griffin, HallOwell,
Hamlin, Harris, Johnston, Kirk, Mat
thewsOn, Metsker, Murdoch, Ping, Ply
burn, Robinson, Savage, Sluss, Taylor
and Woodward-22.
Those voting for A. H. Horton were:
Senators Bradbury, Bradley, Brown, Ev-
ans, Finney, Gillett, Fitzpatrick, Guthrie,
Hadley, Henry, Kellogg, Morrill,, Myers,
Nichols, Richey, Sturgeon, Wells and
Williams-18
ingalls,. .-.............-.... ................ y
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 40
In the house, those voting for John ].
Ingalls, were:
Messrs. Albin, Alexander, Anderson of
Cherokee, Anderson of Ellsworth, Ander-
son of Shawnee, Ballard, Berry, Biddle,
Bishop, Blackman, Blanchard, Boggs,
Bower, BreyfOgle, Briggs, Brinkman,
Bronson, Brown, Bruner, Calvin, Clark
of Montgomery, Cool, Corbin, Cunning
ham, Danhaur, DOnahue, Eckles, Giles
pie, Gilmore, Godfrey, Greever, Hamil
ton of Marshall, Hartshorne, Hawkins,
Hewins, Hossack, Humes, James of
Shawnee, James of Wyandotte, Keller,
Kollock, Lawson, Leonard, Manning,
McCrumb, Myers, Price, Richards, Robb,
Rood, Seaton, Shaw, Smith of Bourbon,
Smith of Marshall, Stewart, Stitt, Towle,
Tucker, Waite of Pawnee, Walker, Will
ley, Wilson of Jackson, Wilson of Ne
maha, and Wright-64
Those voting for A. H. Horton were:
Messrs. Armstrong, Baker, Barber, Bar
rackman, Beatty, Bevins, Bissell, Bull,
Butts, Callen, Clapp, Clarke of Douglas,
ClOgstOn, Cogden, Eastland, Eggers, Ell
lison, Ewing, Farris, Faulkner, Fisher,
Gable Frank NJ, Gable Thos. P, Games,
Griffenstein, Hall, Hamilton of Norton,
Helmick, Hodge, Huffaker, HutchisOn,
Kelly, Kennedy, Legate, 10y, Majors,
Martin of Kingman, Martin of Labette,
McClintick, Mckay, Miller, Moore, Nor
gan, Parsons, Prunty, Randolph, Ray
bell, Rath, Rice, Riggs, Sale, Scott, Sell
over, Spillman, Stumbaugh, Tallman,
Taylor, Wait of Lincoln, Wait of Linn,
Watson, White and WOOdward-62.
Those voting for ]. r. GOodIn were:
Messrs. Henderson and Martin of Miami