New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

lOr RichaTdsOn and Tor willard SALISBURY, Demo-
crst Richardson received 25 votes in the House
and Salisbury TO-
Lincoln. Neb. Jan. 15.-The Legislature of Ne
braska to-day expressed its preference for Norris
Brown OF Kearney, for United States Senator to
succeed Senator J. II. Willard OF Omaha Mr.
the IessatuTe n the HOUSE of Repr OF
sentatives the vote 81 for Brown to 81 for w
the vote IS for Brown to for Thompson. The
latter is a Democrat. The two candidates polled
straight party votes.
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. l5-Both houses Of the
Tennessee General Assembly voted separately for
United States Senator to-day, succeed the late
William B. Bate The Democrats voted solidy for
Robert L. Taylor and the Republicans. with
exception. for Congressman Nathan Hale, of the
"a District Robert L. Taylor will be declared
elected.
Raleigh, " c., Jan. l5-The Democratic caucus
Of the General Assembly OF North Carolina tonight
renonlinated F. NJ. Simmons for United States Sen
stor for a second term. He will be elected, the
General Assembly has ia Democratic members to
. Repnoaicans aad ! lnaaependent- Senator Sim
IIelena. Mont. Jan 15.-For United States Senator
the Legislature to-day gave Congressman Joseph
NJ Dixon Republican. majority in each house
The total vote was: Dixon, 20; Governor j. x.
". c. Conreid Democra;. 2; Norris Democrat. l.
Boise. Ida. Jan 1.-the Idaho Legislature
tonight elected William E. Borah United States
Senator. succeed Mr.. Dubois. The two houses
voted separately and Mr.. Borah received fifty
votes as against eighteen for Mr. Dubois.
Boston. Jan. 16-opposition 10 the election OF
United States Senator W. Murray Crane. serv
ing the unexpired term OF the late George Frisbie
Hoar, was confined to such a small minority in the
Massachusetts Legislature to-day that balloting
by the House and Senate was looked upon as a
mere formality. The two bodies will meet in joint
session ssS tGnorr9w and Senator Crane will be op.
not sufficient number OF votes to prevent his re-
Although the Democrats met IN caucus yesterday
and voted to present the name OF James 3. Car
candidate today. MI CaPPon having vi &c annoUaed
that he did not care to permit the OF his name
was as follows: W. Murray Crane rep. 90; James
B. Carroll Dem }; e Joseph II. oNeil Denl). i
George Frederick Williams Os1n). /: John A sun-
The House vote was: Crane CRep). 49, Carroll
Five Democrats in the Senate and nine in the
House voted for Mr.. Crane.
Augusta, Me, Jan B.-Ballots cast sepa-
rately in both branches OF the Maine Legislature
to-day for United States Senator for the full
beginning next March. In the House Senator
William p. Frye of Lewiston received Ss and
William H. PennelI. the Democratic Sheriff or
Cumberland County. got 80 votes. The Senate gave
Mr. Frye % votes and Mr. Pennell g. The Jour
mails OF the House and Senate will be compared at
u o'clock noon tomorrow and the showing the
reelection of Senator Frye will be announced
Concord y. H, Jan. IA vote for United States
Senator taken in both branches OF the Legis-
lature at noon to-day. 1t was as follows: Senate
Henry E Burnham (Rep) is; Nathan c. Jameson
CDem.), 6: division strict party lines, all the
Senators being present and voting The House vote
was: Burnham, 236 Jameson. III; George B. Leigh
ton, of Dublin l. Both branches will meet in joint
and declare Mr.. Burnham elected for six years
from March 4, 1907