, 1881-01-29
,,..,roro,lons In tho Wisconsin Leglsla'
~ .'.turo for d General Onslaught on
Corporations.
Ia Anti. Chinese Treaty Resolution Tabled
q BY the Upper House in Me-
vada.
+. ,,,nlt Ytt Reached in renns1iIaafa-Rallfoad
LEGISLATION In lrlansas-aLthlgan
SIalltrs.
ro,i,s Legislation In Ohio, II IS Claimed,
' !.opardizlng Future Republican
Success.
INnIANA.

INDIANA.
sp,tiai DIspaseh to Ths chttaoo dfssnm*-
,xuAyAro11a, Ind, JAM 25.-The Rcpub- |
usans rot badly scoope1 to-tlay III the Senate,
.Ms I1emocrats confirming all Of Gov. Grny's
.nnoIntecs to the Bonrds of tho various be-
a.rolcnt Institutions by lnn1orltles ranging
iron, twenty-five 10 th!rty-six.
h.soot, as prayers were saidt Senator Men
,,a. ot poscy, moved to discharge tho Com
raittea on Executive Appointments sent In
hv CIV, Gray on tho 9TH inst. This WIS
oilnchel by a demand for tho previous u,ies-
IN, which was seconded by a vote of 9, to
~ Senator Polndaxter voting with the DEM
otrats, Tho vote was
not a SURPRISE.
for. rs iutimated III these dispatches last
rirht the bargain between Poindoxter and
the Democrats was understood to be solid.
nut It was q test vote, and n1ade 1t evident
mat The Democracy Ind 1t all their own way.
After this first tussle, and before voto
vug taken on tho pending motion to dis
charge the Committee, 1lr. Wenzlll moved
t,at these appointments be considered at
o,ce. again demanding the previous qucs-
lin. which was also seconded by VOTE Of Is
,o9A This WAS
4 sEcoap KSocKpowN
far the Republicans. followed Immediately
n another and similar vote tint the apppint-
men.s be considered at once. This settled
tho question, tie Republicans voting for and
aka!nst confirmation regardless OF political
BIAS; Thc following nRpotiltmsnts wero thSs ,bs
Normal School f0r the residue Of the term
ending pec. 70, 1851, yeas W. nays II james L.
Tarney, Trustees Of tho Asylum for Feeble
Minded Children for tho residue Of the term
fQ E|la J. ,l bodd, Manager Of lie Kefor!natory
Institution for Women and Girls, for tue resi-
due Of the term ending March !, 1851,
yeas Is pays IS; Daniel Mowrer. Trustee Of ct
ID terms ending Feb; !, 1883, ;yoas e. nay;s
lite Of the Deaf Mnd Dumb for tie residue Of
the term ending Feb. |, 1883; yeas $3, nays
wSm Y o eG II ss ss fs,e9 hn ss fSF e. ea9 G yeas
t JsMes, ~ Trusteo 'for tic Institute : tor
iba Deaf and Dumb for four years
INN Fub. !, 1871. by yeas q nays 3; Robert
DO Msa,Ie for the term Of four years from
Then the motions wcre reconstdercd and
laid on the table, thus r!yetlng tile business
beyond Rep4hllca.a iuEglcry, II inclined to
4 BITTER P1LL, :: 49, '''''
fdr the Republicans to swallow, but the
Democrats knew their strength and made
them take It. Not enc OF them tiilehed OF
dlsobeyed ordcrs. Eheh one TOOK his place
like little lnan, and held t, either ~
gAgement was ut all end and the victory sure
Sotun,il tho last motion to reconsider and
lay OH the table was moved and carried tilt
any one Of tho conlbntants rest ~ t',eir arlns
Itwas Gloss call, but the result Is quite sat
!staetosy TO the Democratic heast~ whict hat
set before itself
RICH PASTURES
Of fTrusteeshps, upon which It should grazs
for the next four years. OF cn.irse, the tssus
HHSoSt lin tic SA'!t bsn,oesats t eeai3 Ssy'
dons nothing, yet it must be admitted
that thuy n,nnaged their, forces, with, parlfa
ne Tnenary sk1t 1nd ~ did In good style wha
Very naturally, tic Republicans do no
take kindly to their defeat, and to-nlgtl
there Is MI effort to find q Jonah upon whom
ine bIame can be cast: Somo OF them clnlt'
s ef FesH5 q saakbaa j entirely ay 9ye sa 1 Ge lie 5 G1
time. and that he hatF failed to do so, tic al
appointments beloneiiIg TO tho Governor all
mol to tile man. But the truth Is,
NOBODY IS To'u1.AstE
put Po!ndexter, who has show! htlnself t
be . very tickle II not tWo-facea man. 4e'
oyt Of regard for lin rs qreenbacker, ce!
faln Republicans were auxlous to SGT asld
!fu. llnrr!sun anti elect Il nlnn to the Unftc
States Senate who would be favorable to 4
slemsllt Which llas never lost an opportunit
10 sell out the Republicans. The Nclps, con
Meattng upon the nttnir this evening, says
IL seems the. Democrats knew win
Mey Mero 'nbout wien they vote
lnI Erouse for SECRETARY. Tl!c
ad not let PelntIexter organize tI,e .Sena.
los nothing. They evidently meant busines
40 leSs than he did. In tho earlier history {
qe West. mid to n certAln extent yet, 1t WI
customary To work III harvest for work !
ielafIl. Il seorns HOW TINT tho system In
%sn %Sn garfield into politics, with SOME SUCCESS
lheEe was Intent fenr nt one time tlat Sci
s!ot 1'0lndexter, having secured hf5 worl
nIngnt refuse or fall to return It at the pFopt
"'ue; but the vote Of this morning
DlsslrATEp THIS IDEA
eentirely;, Tllero is little. doubt but tho al
@ aneG VIII continue for the remainder of Il
Ht,ssleh st,. aud that geprUssiYa ns we'll % aggre
@He isRistntian Will BIT governed BY tn
A: large number OF nnimportant bills we,
ttnslIoallced tncIca tlis afternoon. 10th lIoust
GVk Gsas VIZ rs special order the memorial
snts, MS, williams, being that reported by Il
SS.esas Ssa,s'as Of Indianapolis ut the tlu,e Ut Ii
nss9Eh II the House, cx-Speaker Cuntllurll
~, nMox county made tllp principal 6peec
~ IN " 40 tn!luwch by several othor member
~ u1a henato iii. Y,clle made the liz
engssect, and WINS followed by Senators Hrisci
ny .nM44Ntl. and othon. after which tic ,nenorI
teso1atl0n were unanimously adopted.