Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-21

changed. i ask no reward, / shall
b9 as ready TO battle for low taxes. and
submission to the will of the people
two years hence ss Al the past. The
man VINO 'suiksh beCanse he is not re-
warded is not often fl public str.
want.
SECOND BALLOU.
The second ballot for United States
Senator result d as follows:
Senators voting for Mr.. Maynard
Barrett, Brown. Duggan, Hill, Hud
dleston, Smith of Shelby, and Wat
son, Z.
For Mr.. B ,iley-B III, Daniel, Per-
kins, Rankin aud Rsgland, 5.
For Mr.. Bate-Ribb, Carter, Mat
thews, Tillman ana .p aazer Morga'', 5.
For Mr.. Matt. Marlin-Atex. der
and Smallman, 2.
For Mr.. +. II. Harrison-Cason, 1.
For Mr.. r. L. Tay lor-Gaston, /.
For Mr. 8. .Marks-McCulloug i.
For MI. E. A. James-Smith of
Fentress, 1.
For Mr.. T. G. Muse-Taylor, 1.
Representatives voting for Mr.. May
nard-Agee, Anderson, Austin, Baker,
Boyd, of Lauderdale. Boyd, of Upton,
Butler, But:ram. Cassells, Dawson,
Eaton, Grisham, Hall, Harrison, JAR
Wis, Kinnedy, Lewis, McAnaIly, Nc
Andrew, McLemore, McTeer, Norris,
Owings, Poston, Reeder, Rogers, Smith,
Trimble, Wilson, Wi'tse and Speaker
Ramsey, 80.
For Mr.. Bailey-B4gswell, Buquo,
Cochran, Cole, Cooper, Coulter, Du-
laney, Jackson. Jones, Lester, Martin,
Pillow, Plummer, Rhode, Watkins,
Wilkes and Woodward, Is.
For Mr.. Bate-Allen, Brooks,
Haynes, Hsynie, Head, Stewart, Steele
and Thompson, 8.
For Matt. Martin-Beas.ey, Hash,
Houston and Janee, 4.
For H. 81. Harrison-Blker and
Sykes, 2.
For A. s. Msrks-Davies, Driver
and Manson, 8
For Muse-Hawkins, Murray and
Neely, 3.
For Jno. NJ. Bright-Ezell and
Higgins, 2.
For Mr.. Smith OF shelby-McKen-
ma and Vernon,2
For r. E. TtoDp9On-Means, 2.
For Jno FL. Savage-Buehan2n ].
For Jno. r. Neat-Gass, l.
For r. M. Ed Edwards-Warre /.
TOTAL ON JOINT BALLOT.
Maynard 81, Bailey %, Harrison
3, Muse 4, Blight 2, A. A. Taylor l,
Data 10, Martina, D ra.,o- =
James l. Marks 4, Savage l, Neil J,
Thompson l, Smith 2, E iwsrds
The oonven i'm, on motion OF Mr..
Cooper, took recess until 80 p. %.
THIRD BALLOT.
On reasssm bling, second ballet,
being the third of the CONTEST, was
taken, with the following result:
Maynard 81, Bailey %, Harri,on 8,
Muse 4, Brigt 2, A. A. Taylor l,
James l, Mar;ir 4 Savage !, Neal /,
Thompson l, Smit 2. Edwards l.
FOURTH B ALLOT.
Maynard 25, Bailey %, Harrison 2.
Bate 1, Wilson l, r l.. Taylor ], W.
M. Smith of Shelby!4 IA Marks s, Mar
tin 8, Bright 2, Muse 5, Edwards 1.
James l.
FIFTH RAJI0T
Maynard 80. Bailey %, Harrison 4,
Bate IA, Taylor l, Smith 4, Marks I,
Martin 4 Bright 3. Muse 5, Edwards
l, James /.
SIXTH BALLOT.
Maynard 80. Bailey q, Bate 4, Har-
rison 4, Wilson l, Taylor 2, Smith 5,
Marks 6, Marti l, Bright 2, Edwards
2, James /, Thompson 5, Muse 4.
The convention they took recess
until to.morrow morning.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2O.-The
eleventh ballot for United States
Senate stood as follows: Maynard
35, Bate 81, Bailey IA, Harrison s,
W. M. Smith 4, Bright 3, r. L.
Taylor 2, Edwards l, D. B. Thomas
1. The convention adjourned until
tomorrow at II o'clock.
A resolution was offered in the
house by the Republicans to-day
contesting the seat of Duncan B.
Cooper, Democrat, from Williamson
and Lawrence counties, but no action
was taken. Mr.. Cooper says he is