Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16
SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Result of First Ballot In Detail.

furnished the following full report OF the
nrst ballot in the separate houses for United
States Senator to fill the lamented HIPS
unexpired term, and for the full term COM
mencing March 4, 1898:
Ia the Senate, those voting for Hon. Pope
Barrow, were: Messrs. Bush, Davis, DeWoif,
DuBigDon, Foster, Frederick, George, Greer.
Jones, Knight, Lamar, Livingston, Martin,
McAtee, Mcdonald, Morgan, Neal, Parker,
Parks, PAUL, Peoples, Pike, PolhilI, Smith,
Ialum, thompson, Tut, Walker, Yow-29
Those voting for Mr.. B. H. Hill were:
Messrs Baker. Beall, Eakes, Gustin, Guy
ton, Harris, Hovt, Hughes, Vaudeville, Nor
man, Oliver, Rouse, Wilcox, Boynton-14.
Mr.. Meldrim was excused on personal
grounds. With this exception every Sens-
tor was in his seat and voted for either
Messrs Barrow or HUI, making total bal
lot OF forty-three votes.
Those voting for Ex- Governor Alfred Fl.
Colqultt were: Messrs. Baker, Beall, Davis,
Eakes, Foster, Frederick. George, Greer,
Hoyt, Jones, Livingston, Martin, McAfee,
Mcdonald, Parks, Peoples, Pike, Tatum,
Thompson, Boynton-20.
Those voting for Chief Justice James
jackson were: Messrs. DsWolf, Harris,
Knight, Lamar, Vaudeville, Meldrim, Neal,
Norman, Parker, Tut, Walker, Yow-I2.
Those voting for Attorney General Gift
ford Andersen were: Messrs. Du Bignon,
Gustin, Guyton, Hughes, PAUL, Rouse,
Smith,
Those voting for Mr.. J. c. G. Back were:
Messrs. Bush, Morgan, Oliver, Polhill, VIII
cox-5. This is full vote (44) Of Senate.
In the House those voting for Mr. Hill
were: Messrs. Alexander, Atkinson, Avary,
Awbry, Beauchamp, Bonner, Brewster,
Brlnson,. Broyles, Brown, Brooks, Bush,
Carroll. Carter, Calvin, Chsncey, Creushaw,
Cox, Dawson, Denton, Dews, DuPree,
Esson, Everett, Fite, Flynt, Ford, Foster,
Fry, Fuller, Gary, Geer, Gibson, Graham,
Harris, Hoge, Howell, Hulsey, Humber,
Irwin, James, Jacowsy, Johnston, johnson
OF Echols and OF Lee, Jones of Barlow, of
DeKalb and Of Twiggs, Lewis, Logne, Lott,
McRae, Mckay, McCants, Mcintosh, Nell
vsny, Mitchell, Mobley, Moore OF Hancock,
Morrow, Patten, Psulk of Berrien aud OF
Coffee, Pendleton, Pringle, Rankin, Ray of
Crawford, Rice, Rich of Psulding, Robert
son, Russell Of Decatur, Shipp, Simmons,
Smith of Bryan and of Wilkinson, Stud
dard, Sutton, Tate, TeasleY, Thompson,
Tucker, Wimberly, WInntngham, Wisdom,
of Floyd, Young, Zaebry-91.
Those voting for Mr.. Barrow were: Messrs.
Alsabrook, Barksdale of Lincoln and Of
Wilkes, Bartlett, Beck, Bishop, Brewer,
Burch, Carithers, Crittenden, Crumpley,
Courson, Dart, Davis, Daniel, DeLscv,
DrewrY, Falligant, Gordon, Gray, Grfl .,
Griffith, Hawkes., Head, Hudson OF Jackson
and of Webster. Jenkins, Jordan, Jones Of
Elbert, Julian, Key, Kimsey, Little, Lotion,
Maddox, Mason, Mcbride, McCurrv, NC
Kinney, McGregor, McWhorter, Middle
brooks, Moore Of Taliaterro, Osborn, Owens,
Park, Payne, Peek, Perkins, Proctor, Ray
OF Coweta, Redding, Reese, Redwine, Rich
of Wayne, Robbie, Robins, Rountree, Rus
sell OF Clarke, Silman, Sinque6eld. Spence,
Spengler, Stallings, stapleton, Sweat of
Clinch and of Pierce. Waldroop. Walthall,
Watson, Watts, Wilson Of Bulloch, of
Greene, OF Sumter and Of Mcintosh,
Witcher, Wood, Wright of Washington,
Garrard-79. Not voting or ABSENT Messrs.
Camp, Cannon, McDonough, Murray. De-
ceased: Singleton-5. Total vote cast 40
full vote should be us with sll present.
Those voting for Ex-Governor Colquitt
were: Messrs. Alexander, Alsabrook, At
kiuson, Avary, Aw6ry, Barksdala Of Wilkes,
Bishop, Bruner, Brewster, BroYles, Brooks,
Burch, Carroll, Csrithers, Crenshaw, Crit
tenden, Crumbly, Courson, Cox, Dart,
Dawson, Deaton, Drewry, Everett. FIte'
Fynt, Foster, Gibson, Griffith, Howell,
Hulsey, Irwin, Jacoway, James, Johnston,
johnson OF Lee and OF Echols, Jones of
Barlow and of Ebert, Kew, Kimsev, Lott,
McCants, Mcintosh, McWhorter, Middle
brooks, Moore Of Hancock and of Talia-
ferro. Morrow, Osborn, Park. Patten. Paulk
of Coffee, Peek, PringIe, Proctor, Rankin,
Wayne and of Paulding, Shipo, Russell of
Decatur, Sieman, Smith of BRYAN, Staple
ton, Swea Of Clinch and of Pierce. Tate,
Teasley, fucker. Waldroop, Walthali, VII
son of Greene, Wisdom, Withrow, Witcher
Whstley, Wolfe, Wright of Floyd, Zachry.
Those voting for Judge Jackson were:
Messrs. Barksdsle, OF Lincoln, Beck, Chan
cey, Daniel, DeLacy, DuPree, Fuller, Grit
flo, Hawkes., Head, Hudson of jackson
Julian, Lewis, Little, Maddox, McRae, Nc
Bride, McCurrv, McElvany, Mitchell,
Payne, Reese, Robins, Robertson, Russell
of Clarke, Stallings, Siuddard, Sutton,
Thompson, Watts, Winningham, Wilson
Of Bulloch and OF SUMTER. Wood, Young,
Gsrrard-36.
Those voting for Mr.. Black were; Messrs.
Beauchamp, Brewer, Brinton, Brown, Bush.
Carter, Calvin, Dews, Falligsnt, Ford, Fry,
Gary, Graham, Hoge, Humber, Jenkins,
Jones Of DeKslb, LOgne, Mason, McKin-
neY, McGregor, Owens, Panlk of Berrien,
Pendleton, Robbie, Sinquefeld, Spengler,
Wafson-29.
Those voting for Attorney General An
derson werel Messrs. Bartlett, Eason, Cor
don, Greer, Gray, Harris, Hudson of Web
ster, Jones of Twiggs, Lotion, Mckay,
Mobley, Ray of Crawford, ReddiDg, Rouu>
tree, Simmons, Spence, Smith of Wilkinson,
Wright Of Washington-lS.
Those voting for General Longstreet were:
Messrs. Wilder, Wimberly, and Wilson,
colored, Of McIntosh-3 Absent, or not
voting: Messrs. Camp, Cannon, McDon-
ough, Murray, Perkins, and Singleton, de-
ceased-b. Total vote cast 1863.