The daily gazette., 1883-03-06
RAG NEW SENATE.

The Defeat OF Senator Ferry In Michigan
Completes the Senatorial election.
By the election of Thomas w. Palmer to
succeed Hon. Thomas W, Ferry, from Michi-
gan, the roll of the next senate is now CON-
plete, with the exception Of the sncceaeor %
Hon. e. II. Rollins, of New Hampshire, who
will not be elected until June next. should
a special session OF the Senate be summoned
for next Monday the roll will then show,
Republicans, 81; Democrats, SO; Read
iusters, 2; vacancy, l., az follows;
Term expires. Term expires.
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
1889 John T. Mor9d1 ,tiss9 Z. Q. G. Lamar,
1881 james L. P,tgh. 1887 James z. George.
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
1899 Aug IT. Carload 1885 George q. Vest,
1885 Jas. d. Walker 1887 =. N. CoekrelI
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA.
1885 Jas. T. Farley, 1880 G. F. Manderson,
1887 John f. Miller. 1887 q. II. vanWyck,
COLORADO. NEVADA.
1889 Thos. NJ Bowen, 1885 John p. Jones,
1885 Nath'l 7. Hiil. 1887 James g. Fair.
CONNECTICUT. Nrw HAMPSHIRE.
1885 orville H. Platt, 1889 ------ ---.-
1857 Jos. R. Hawley. 1885 Henry W. Blair.
DELAWARE. SEw JERSEY.
1887 Thos r. BdyGrd, 1889 J.R. lfeIaersoa,$$ 9 .
1889 Eli Sa'dsbSTy. 1887 VIM j. sewell.
FLORIDA NEW YORK.
1887 Chas. W. Jones, 1887 Warner Miller,
1885 Wilkinson Cali. 1855 E. G. Lepham.
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
1889 Al. II ColqWiu, 1889 Nut W. Ransom
1885 Joseph z. BroVn 1885 Zebulon b. Va,,ce
ILLINOIS. OHIO
1899 5. NJ. Cullum, 1885 O. II. Pendleton
1885 John A. Logan. 1887 John Sherman.
INDIANA OREGON.
1885 d. ". VOORHEES,, 1899 Joseph n. Dolph
1887 Benz. Harrison. 1885 James II. Slater.
IOWA. PENNSYLVANIA.
1889 James +. Wilson 1855 ]. Don Cameron
1885 VIM. B. Allison. 1887 John |. Mitchell
KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND.
1889 Pres. b. Plumb, 1889 II. b. Anthony,
1885 John j. ingalls,. 1887 n. W. Aldrich.
KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA.
1889 Ja,nes b. Beck. 1889 NJ c. Butler,
1885 Jno. s. Williams. 1885 Wade Hampton.
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
1889 r. J. Gibson, 1889 LshGm @. Harris,
1885 Benz. r. Jonas. 1887 II. Z. Jackson.
MAINE. TEXAs.
1889 VIM. p. Frye, 1889 Richard Coke,
1887 Eugene Hale. 1887 SanT u. Marcy,
MARYLAND. VERMONT
| 1885 Jas. B. Groo0.e, 1885 Justin g. Morrill,,
1897 Il. r. German. 1887 g. +. Edmunds.
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA.
1889 Geo. f. Hoar, 1889 #H Riddleberger
1887 Ii. L.IDawes. 1887 #Wm. Malone.
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA.
1889 T. W. Palmer, 1899 John E. Keand,
1887 o. d. Conger. 1887 J. ". Camden
MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN.
1889 D. W. Sabin, lsS5 Angus Cameron,
1887 Sd r. Mcmillan. 1887 Phietus Sawyer
#Readjusters.
Democrats in italics.
Thomas w. Palmer of Detroit, who has
been elected United States Senator from
Michigan to succeed Senator Ferry, is a
wealthy lumberman, whose only experience
in public life is q single term as a State
Senator. He was born In Detroit In 1880
He received a good academical education
took partial course in the State University
at Ann Arbor, but the failure of his eye
sight compelled him to leave before com
pleLing his course. He then travelled II
Spain and South America. Returning
home, he entered upon his business career
which he has pursued ever since. He is
man of genial manners and personally yer.
popular. In politics Mr.. Palmer is u pro
nOunced Republican.