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TESygssEE.-Thore is at length prosper u
a, e.c.;o, Of United sta,es Senator'S. Samuel n
Tp,.ey President of the Senate-a Van Du'en
nan -anre.eD,ing confessedly Whis District
,..c,lled up resolution already submitted BY
Mn, proposing to 90 into an election His vote,
.ytb those OF the twelve Wings, forms majority OF
ba, branch and, once get the matter into Joint
Ballot, and the Wing majority in the House viii
pake short work of it. Hon. EFHkAIx H. Fos-
TER OF Nashville e. 5. Senator in 1888, instruct
ed on; in 1889 BY the Locos) and SPENCER JAR
SAoIS, Esq OF East Tennessee are the Wing can
didatcs Ga the other hand q Loco-Foco has
moved, as an amendn,en, TO Mr Turaey'. Re'ola-
rion tha; the Senate do on it. part elect Hopkins
L. TaFney and Thomas Brown, t. 5. Senators,
and send their names TO the House for concur
rcnce. (Mr Turney IS q nephew OF the President
i the Senate aforesaid, Member Of Congress-.
and violent Loco-Foco; Brown Is nominal
Waig, who has answered the questions OF the thiT-
,sea Senators These TWO propositions are be-
fore the Senate unscted on, the question being de-
ferred on account Of the absence sf Members. We
shall no, be surprised if the Wing majority OF the
Legislature and People o; Tennessee are cheated
after all.