New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

Hale Is 70 keen his seat for another term
from Maine Maryland voted early IN 1895 10 send
Republican IN tine person Of Louis F. McComas In
place Of A. p German a Democrat Henry Cabot
Lodge has been elected by the General Court Of
Massachusetts TO succeed himself j. c. Burrows
Is to be returned by Michigan Minnesota also was
satisfied 20 keep Cushman X Davis Mississippi
has ye, made no choice Of successor 10 Will
IAN Y Sullivan. Missouri has recently chosen
Francis NJ. CockreL FOR fifth term. In Montana
W A. Clark has been elected. Nebraska Is suh
In doubt Nevada mas decided 10 return again
William " Stewart 20 The Senate. In New-Jersey
John Kean. q Republican. replaces James Smith.
y, Edward Murphy must surrender his seat TO
Chauncey " Depew North Dakota, too. will have
both Of her Senators Republicans. for Porter J.
NcCumber has been elected TO succeed William y.
Roach. Marcus Hanna was some time ago
elected IN Ohio for the term beginning next March.
Joseph Simon was OreGons choice. Pennsylvania
Is still undecided The Rhode Island Legislature
voted last year 90 continue Nelson ". Aldrich for
william y Bate Texas has elected Charles A.
Cuberson In place Of Roger O. Mills HIS politics.
however IS the same az his predecessor s. tan
mas as yei made no choice. Vermont mas rt-electe9
hIeoneo Proctor and her Governor mas spPolii1e,a
yonetnan Ross for the uneXpired term or me late
(; : Morrill, Virginia has elected John w. DaNlei
We OWL successor. Wasnngio on mas mace ~
euqlce West Virginia has elected Nath4h II SUI
= Republican iu place Of Charles !. Faulkner.
CDssnoerat The contest In Wisconsin Is s'lr uIue
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Both Of New-York's Senators IN the LVIth Con
sress will be Republicans for Edward Murphy. IT,
must give way 90 Chauncey Mitchell DcpeW. Born
N Peekskil. \. y. Oh April % 1884 Mr.. Depew
spent his boyhood there, and now utiizes the place
d The scene OF his best stories. lie was grauu-
s'ec al Yale IN 1s5G studied law and was admit
e' 10 practice I'm 1855 lie voted for John G. IRE
nom In 1856 was a delegate to the Republican
saie Convention in 1856 and has always been
UNI In his allegiance 70 the party He was elected
" he State Assembly IN 1851 and again In 1867
eAo was chosen Secretary Of State In 1864. Presl-
way Johnson appointed Mr.. Depew Minisit 10
'spth but he declined IN order TO accept . APP
yE.-'hnent Of attorney for the New-Hork and hai-
~ .. Railroad COMPANY Three years later DO be-
~ -t ssiorney for The NeW-York Central and bud
ngeT Railroad Company. and later became
cEs,of IN the Vanderbilt system, and nnaIly
T N. 1sn o. rs Board OF Directors.
nom, Oepew was "a candidate for the Presldehtlal
gs,."Auon IN 1855. and had the support OF TINS
iG55 A. the Republican National Convention OF
rs5r" ne maoe the speech nominating President Haf
or r. mere mention OF ne Offices OF honor and
cstsioesl held by Mr.. Depew would make long
n" sogle. He is q Regent Of the University Of
yss,s lste OF New-York. was president for seven
ts,isinse Republican Club Mr. Depew enjoys q repu
s suM as an after-dinner speaker and an orator
"o 70 none IN the United States
"e"-Jersey by her Legislature has voted 10 re-
SAce Democratic Senator by Republican. IN the
i r..s0h Of John Kean. lie was born at Ursino.
. ."'oh County, y j.. on December 4. 1853 He
IuD'eo at Yale. graduated from the Columbia
=" school and admitted 10 the bar. but
.''u practised law. preferring business life He
- PRESIDENT Of the National State Bank Of Eliza
Coz and vice -presideni Of the Manhattan Trust
,sr"n.nahy. Of this city. He holds the principal In
ans ~ N the Elizabeth Street Railway Company
In Elizsb beth III ''''" '''''' enter ~ 'Se
ma, htan has been prominent IN politics for
Ard q ostarh lie was elected 10 Congress Ia 1889
q def TOD H. 10.
Ceora. eglbican candidate for Governor against
IL ~ Nerts. who defeated him by GZJ votes
over James smith jr
nv year ago the Maryland Legislature, having
-'''OAcan majority, chose Judge Louis Emory