Ertract Of latter from Dorer. dated
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Friday Evening, Jan. l2. 1897.


The Senate and House Of Representatives con-
vened in the Senate Chamber At O'Clock this even
ing. for the purpose oil choosing a Senator in the
place Of Nicholas Vandyke. Esq. dec, and upon
the first ballot Henry M. Rdgely received l6 votes,
Thomas Cooper 4 votes, Daniel Rodney voics
and Arnold Naudan votes. There were 4 blank
votes.


The two Houses having separa,ed in lew min
utrs again convened fof the purpose o! choosing a
Senator in the place OF Themas Clayton. Esq, and
upon the 6rst bso, Louis nj Iene received 20 votes
Thomas Clayton votes, Arnold Nsudsin vote,
and Samuel II. Black vote. There was also one
blank vote.


From these votes il results that HENRY nj
RIpcELY is chosen Senator TO represent this STATE
in the Senate of the United States until the 4th Of
March, 1S29--and LOUIS MLANE Senator to re
present this State in the Senate oil the United States
Tor years from the Sd Of March next.


To Corresbondents.-Want of compes us 10 defer
several communications


reported that Judge WAY has resigned his seat on
the Bench There applicants for The vacan
MILLIaAr Esq mentioned As the democratic party can
expect selection from their ranks on the present oc
casion, believe that the appointment OF Mr. Mllgan
would be satisfactory to them, would be the elevation
the high office Of Judge, Of any other from amongst
their political opponents These are our sentiments, and
we know that many of our friends in them. MIR
Millgans legal requirements qualify him for the station
making the appointment his moral character is unblemish
cd,