The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-01-12
POLITICAL POINTS.
HALE TO BIZ UNITED STATES ST


BOSToy. Jan. 6.-Gcvernor Long was inausu-
rated To day with the usual ceremonies.
HALE To BIZ UNITED STATES SENATOR
AUGUSTA. Ne. Jan. Cat II O'Clock tonight
the Senatorial situation suddenly changed 10y a
Committee Of Frye's friends waiting upon Hale
ana Internationally withdrawing Frye's name
from the canvass aud rendering their votes in
/ caucus to Hale. This insurcs the unanimous
nomination III the Republican caucus aud the
election OF Hale TO the United States Senatorship.
DOWN IL NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGu. n. C., Jan. 6.-Governor Jarvis in his
message to-day. speaks in warm terms OF the rela-
tons existing between the blacks and whites and
says; The colored people are becoming more in
dustrOus and thrifty" He refers with satiSfac-
ton to their Industrial Fairs and 10 the favor and
announcement bestowed on the exhibitions by
the whites. lie regards it an imperative duty that
the whites should see that in all things, full aud
equal justice shall be done the blacks. and that
they not left TO mark out their own destiny
alone. The Governor favOrs school tax OF
and takes ground in favor OF the prohibition
movement.
THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 6.-The Democrats ended the
deadlock in Senate today 10y electing George
A. Morgan speaker. II is thought il will be
fully organized this Afternoon. The House or
ganiZcd to-day by the election Of all the remain
ing officers Stewart. Democrat. from Polk and
Bradley. TO whom certificate OF election was not
given, on account of a disagreement OF the Gov
crn0r and the Secretary of state, was decided by
the Supreme Court that he was entitled to his
seat and he was sworn in as Representative In
would contest his election.
PLAIsTED IN THE LEAD.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 6.-The subcommittee on
the GubernatOrial Votes is ready to report 10 the
full Committee tomorrow. They find the fol-
lowing result on the straight vote without any
irregularity; Davis. $3.50: PIaisted 367: Nye
S06 JOY, l2i: scattering. 81: the number of mis-
nOmers as l3S. Quite u number of irregular re-
eu~-re 10 ~ al NI.-l-
reckORed in the above. bat will he reported 20 the
full Committee. a conference is 10 be held TO-
morrow between the two wings OF the Fusion
party in an endeayor 10 harmonic for future po-
litical action
J. q. FAIR TO BIZ UNITED STATES SENATOR.
SAN Francisco. Jan. IA Carson City dispatch
says The Democrats held caucus last night
and nominated ]. 6. Fair TO- United States Sena
tor. There seems To be some dispute to the
number present at the caucus il being claimed
by the anti-Fai interest that there was no QUO
rum II mas Dren supposed tnat AdOrtli Sutro
would make fight against Fair. but it is now
stated that he viii not
HALE THE MAN.
AUGUSTA. Me-. jan. The Republican caucus
10 nominate United States Senator was largely
attended. Hon. Arson IL. Merritt presiding. Hon.
Eugene Hale received the unanimous nOininatic.
tsV senator.
GOVERNOR cRiTTESbES fNAUGURATED.
ST. Louis. Jan. l0.-The Post-Dispatch special
from Jefferson City says: Governor Crittenden
was inaugurated about noon to-day with the
usual ceremonies. The largest crowd ever assem-
bled at the Capitol Building was present on the
occasion. The Governors inaugural cOngratulates
the people upon their general prosperity; recon-
meuds the funding of all that part of the State
debt that can be refunded and thinks a per
cent. bond cOuld be readily disposed Of; advises
the adoption of some measure to relieve the SUI
preme Court docket; says the Indebtedness OF
some Counties IN the State is greater than can be
paid and should DO compromised. but repudla-
lion direct or INDIRECT should not be considered
l..
be enacted, he says. and the perfection of the
militia law should receive careful consideration.
He advises the restoration OF the system of work
ing extra convict labor outside the Penitentiary
when there is no demand for IL inside, and refers
To various other matters of interest TO the people
of the State
THE RACK FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR ~ NEW
YORK.
ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. I0.-The canvass for the
United States Scholarship has been reOpened.
Though but few members as yet have returned.
A report that General Grant would be brought
forward A. a candidate has created some conSteru-
alton, but is positively denied by the friends of
the candidates on the Conkling side. The rumor
that several Democrats stand ready 20 cast their
votes in joint ballot for an authorizing candi-
date has also excited some heated comments. IL
is said that Tammany viii seek revenge in this
way for the defeat they sustained by the fusion
I'm New York. The Evcning Journal says: "NO
new facts have been developed since Saturday.
, except that Morton has avowed himself a candi-
date and viii be here with his friends TO compete
for the prize. This announcement has given in
creased zest 10 the contest"
STATE OFFICERS INAUGURATED.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. f0.-The Governor and
State officers were inaugurated to-day with great
display.
GARFIELD LET'S GO THE UNITED STATES SEN
AToRSHIP.
COLUMBUS o.. jan. Ex-Governor Foster to-day
sent to the Legislature the following communi
cation:
Mentor, o.. December %.
To the Goyernor,and the General Assembly of
Ohio: