Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-18

uio IioO Fo0c oli Vic HlSt, WHO GuS
others voted the same as in the pre-
vious ballot. In the House Ander-
son changed from Irby to Donaldson,
The result was announced thus:
Whole number of votes 157
Necessary for a choice 70
Troy. oO
Donaldson . So
hampton ~
Hemphill -. |
The third ballot was taken. OF
the Senators, Glenn changed from
Donaldson to Irby, as did O'Dell.
In the House Anderson changed
from Donaldson to Irby, Hart from
Hemphill to Irby.
The result was thus given:
Whole number of votes. 1877
Necessary for n choice 70
lfpy. . ~
Donaldson . so
Hampton :. 81
The fourth and final ballot WIS
taken, the Senators voting thus:
Tor Irby-Bcasley, Bigham,
Evans, Ferguson, Glenn, Mcdaniel,
Mason, Mcetze, O'Dell, Sanders,
Stokes, Williams-12.
For Donaldson-Abbott, De-
Schamps, Hcmphill, Keitt, Magill,
Peake, Redfearn, Sojourner, Strait
o.
For Hampton-Beil, Buist, Dozier,
jenkins, Moody, Moore, Sloan,
Smith, jeremiah Smith, Smythe,
Verdier, Wilson, Woodward-13.
The vote of the Senators had
great effect OH the House, and as the
roll was called the members voted rs
follows:
For Irby-Alderman, Anderson,
Bissell, Blake, Blcase, Bricc, Brown
ing, Buchanan, BUST, Burn, Chan,
der, Conner, Cox, Crosswcll, Dag
gett, DuBose, Dukes, j. f.. DuPre,
Eaddy, Earle, Evans, Fields, Fowler,
Fox, Fuller, Ernest Gary, f. b.
Gary, Gunter, Harrison, Hardy,
Hart, Harvey, Hough, Hutto, jeff
ries, Jones, Kinard, Kirkland, Leap
hart, Little, McFadden, Mcintyre,
McLaurin, d.. w. McLaurin, Nc
MILAN, McWhite, Moscley, Norton,
Owens, Patterson, Pitts, Rast, Raw
encl, Riley, Scott, Shanklin, Smith,
Stanland, Sullivan, Taylor, Thinner
man, Traylor, Wigg, Williams, Will
hanson, Wolfe, Woods, Yeldcll,
Youmans, Zimmerman.
For Donaldson-BooZcr, Bowen,
Bowdcn, Brcazeale, Brown, Carpen-
ter, Carwile, Dean, Elder, Finley,
Folk, Glenn, Goodwin, S. A. Gra-
ham, r.. A. Graham, j. II. Harden,
Hicklin, Halman, Milcy, Richardson,
Robertson, Rowland, Russell, Stack
house, Stokes, Todd, Ulmer, What
ley, Woodward, Whytc.
For Hampton-Abney, Berkeley,
Bremen, Childs, E. II. DuPre,
Ficken, Glover, ". i. Harden, Has
kell, Hazard, Hughes, Means, Nc
Call, Mooney, Moses, Patton, Rut-
ledge, Sarratt, Simmons, Upper,
Won Kolnitz, Wilson, Witcofsky.
When the vote was completed there
came n cross fire of the changes of
votes that was surprising.
Mr.. Finley asked that his vote be
changed from Donaldson to Hamp-
ton. This was done amid a chorus
of cheers and the changes came in
profusion.
Mcssrs. Boczcr, Bowen, Bowdcn,
Breazeale, Blown, Carwile, Folk,
Goodwin, Hicklin, Miley, Robertson.
Russell, Stackbousc, Stokes, Todd,
Whatlcy and Woodward changed
from Donaldson to Irby, as did Sc.
majors Abbott, Hcmphill, Peakc,
Rcdfearne, Sojourner and Strait.
Messrs. Dean, Glenn, S. a. Ora
ham, Rowland, Ulmer and Whyte
changed from Donaldson to IIamp.
ton.
When the changes had beer made
the vote was announced as follows:
Whole number of votes. . . 15l
Necessary for a choice 7!
lrby. Joe
hampton a.
Donaldson &c
Thereupon Lieutenant Governor
Gary declared the Hon. John Man.
ming Laurens Irby elected to serve
in the United States Senate for six
years from the 18th of March next.
Wild cheering followed and an OK
change of congratulations among the
successful men.
The joint assembly was declared
dissolved and the Senate left the
hall.
Speaker Irby returned to tho hall
and assumed his chair amid q storm
Of chee-s.
Senator Mason and Representa-
tives Zimmerman and S%hanklin, OF
Oconee, voted solidly for Irby from
first to last.
In the House the following bills
were reported unfavorably and re-
jected: TO provide for marriage
licenses; to regulate the granting OF
divorce,