, 1881-01-26
Indiana Republicans Score Their
First Victory in the Up-.
per House.
4 soheuno on Foot to Have Marshal
Dudley Investigated by the
Government.
nn,,c;] States Seniors EIeclcd In Wis.
cousin, Now Jersey, West Vir-
gtnla, aud Toxas.
1he Prohibition Amendment 10 Tho Michigan
Constitution Reported Fayofably
from Committee.

from Committee.
TI;NSESSEE.
Spte&1t Dtspa,th to The Chttaoo Tffhnns.
NASHVILLE, Tell,l., Jim, nj.-Tle excite
;nent whlcl, has heretofore prevailed over
tho matter of tho Sc,atorstlIp SINK Into in-
sIrntticallcc compared to that wllltl, retEnctl
tnaIny, owing to tho withdrawal of Senator
nalIry III tho morning md tho descrtlon FROM
tho Democratic ranks Of W. j. buchanan,
Iow.rnx Democrnt, who voted for Horace
MAYNARD, In tllu afternoon. The retirement
of bailey was nut to be wondered nj, ns FIR
seeing men l,ayc. a!l along predicted It by
reason OF his utter inIpossihIlty to sucurc
support from Low-Tnx Democrats, II veri-
aes the prediction made by Your correspond
ent week ago that the withdrawal was only
aqucstlon Of time.
AFTER IsErEATED rErlsUAs1oNs
an tho part OF lis friends, who were ilnils,l-
ally strong In their efforts last night, Senator
Bailey decided early this morning to retro,
in the hope that llls action would break tho
deadlock a4l result In tho, election Of some
Democrat. Just prior to tllo calling of tho
twenty -scycntl, ballot hts withdrawal wns
announced, and. being icRArtttd rs the re-
n,oya! of tho only obstruction to Democratic
SUCCESS, elicited great applause from tho
Democratic members and from the galleries.
Several Stntc-Crcdlt Democrats III speeches
declared that tho opposition OF tho Low.'rax
men to Dn!ley was based upon his strong nd
yoeacy Of n settlement OF tho State debt, MIL
TINT the Republicans were a,,tngonlstfc to
him merely because he wAa Democrat. Tho
ballot being proceeded wfth. Maynard re-
celyed Al, r, l.. Taylor 81, Bailey:., tho rest
~, kFSF
tho ballot Ind been announced, Coulter,
State-Crcdit Democrat, moved tint the COll-
yention take n recess 0f five minutes
IN HONOR OF BAILEY,
who had just appeared Oil the floor for the
first time since tho commencement Of tho
contest. butler, leader of the Republicans,
seconded tho motion, md 1t was carried by
unanimous vote. After Bailey had been
warmly greeted tho Convention rcasscnbled
and adjourned. The withdrawal Of l}attey
completely upset tho Low-TMx Dcmncrats,
who arc sadly 1T need Of n leader. and when
the twenty-ctghtl, ballot was called there
were rnp!d changes to tho lion. r. l.. Taylor,
ex-Cong1essn,an fronl East TENNESSEE. This
created cpllsternati0n III tl!a RcpNbllcan
ranks, md THO Republicans changed to May
natd. .On this ballot occurred
>, TUE SENSATION OF, .T}tE CONTEST, , -. .
nj Nv i1n,nnnrnfic md ilan,,1,ifrn,, vntna nmt
who Inv ever since tia iMgiiI,inr of tfie mi.
lotIng beer, expectcfl to Vote fSr MAYNARD,
cast Els vote fDr tint gentleman, When ho
commenced tic speech viii, which ho ex-
to Ills feet md rc1lained standing urtIi liz
hai hnislei his .xnlnnatI0,l. a,ll cnst Ills
vote, Tilo Vo.n Vas cnst nmitist land cheers
ftOm tho Republicans and muttercl curses
y bcem sen,v u hrpot M sGlt rm, i1s ts
baliotlng. bit tl1, intgnntlon tint now Exists
nmone tI1le Dc1uocrnts mt tiIs cullrse far sur
When tho rnstlt IF tt1n bntlht WIN nnt1tltlltteu
twas fOlInd that Maynard l,ad fl votes n1ld
Iayior S.-the former lacking only t!lroe Of