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| Office | Senate |
| Honorific | Senator - Abbr: Sen. |
| Type | General Election |
| Filing Deadline | January 17, 1883 - 12:00am Central |
| Polls Open | January 17, 1883 - 12:00am Central |
| Polls Close | January 27, 1883 - 12:00pm Central |
| Term Start | March 04, 1883 - 12:00pm |
| Term End | March 03, 1889 - 12:00pm |
| Contributor | eddy 9_99 |
| Last Modified | BrentinCO July 02, 2019 09:25pm |
| Data Sources | The Political Campaigns of Colorado, With Complete Tabulated Statements of the Official Vote – R. G. Dill
House Journal of the General Assembly of the State of Colorado. Fourth Session. |
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Voting began during a Joint Session of the Colorado General Assembly on January 17, 1883. Through successive votes requiring a majority of the those present at the joint session, a Senator was chosen on January 27, 1883.
From the House Journal of the 4th General Assembly dated January 27, 1883:
Mr. Bergh moved we do now proceed to vote for U. S. Senator for the long term, commencing March 4th, 1883, which was agreed to, and gentlemen as their names were called voted viva voce as follows: For Hon. T. M. Bowen, Messrs. Cochrane, Eddy, Elder, Freeman, Gale, Galloway, Howard, Howbert, Kearney, Moynahan, Stanger, Streeter, Tedmon and Weston, of the Senate, and Messrs. Anguin, Archeluta, Baldwin, Ballard, Benson, Bergh, Breen, Clark of Arapahoe, Clark of Boulder, Craig, Curtice, Darling, Dripps, Ford, Green, Haskell, Hoffman, Holly, Jones, Kerr, King, La Fever, Mc lntire, Mears, Osbiston, Perrin, Pierce, Pisko, Rivera, Rockafellow, Sample, Sopris, Trippe, Van Valkenberg, Walker and Mr. Speaker. Total, 50.
For Hon. T. M. Patterson, Messrs. Barela, Bostwick, Corder, DeFrance, Hall, Parsons, Robinson, Rising and Tilford, of the Senate, and Messrs. Abeyta, Blonger, Butcher, Chapman, Costello, Kirk, Lee, Letcher, Mc Closkey, Orman, Royal and Shackelford, of the House. Total, 21.
Total number of votes cast, 71. Necessary to a choice, 36. Thomas M. Bowen having received a constitutional majority of all the votes cast, Lieut. Gov. W. H. Meyer, the chairman, declared H [More...]Voting began during a Joint Session of the Colorado General Assembly on January 17, 1883. Through successive votes requiring a majority of the those present at the joint session, a Senator was chosen on January 27, 1883.
From the House Journal of the 4th General Assembly dated January 27, 1883:
Mr. Bergh moved we do now proceed to vote for U. S. Senator for the long term, commencing March 4th, 1883, which was agreed to, and gentlemen as their names were called voted viva voce as follows: For Hon. T. M. Bowen, Messrs. Cochrane, Eddy, Elder, Freeman, Gale, Galloway, Howard, Howbert, Kearney, Moynahan, Stanger, Streeter, Tedmon and Weston, of the Senate, and Messrs. Anguin, Archeluta, Baldwin, Ballard, Benson, Bergh, Breen, Clark of Arapahoe, Clark of Boulder, Craig, Curtice, Darling, Dripps, Ford, Green, Haskell, Hoffman, Holly, Jones, Kerr, King, La Fever, Mc lntire, Mears, Osbiston, Perrin, Pierce, Pisko, Rivera, Rockafellow, Sample, Sopris, Trippe, Van Valkenberg, Walker and Mr. Speaker. Total, 50.
For Hon. T. M. Patterson, Messrs. Barela, Bostwick, Corder, DeFrance, Hall, Parsons, Robinson, Rising and Tilford, of the Senate, and Messrs. Abeyta, Blonger, Butcher, Chapman, Costello, Kirk, Lee, Letcher, Mc Closkey, Orman, Royal and Shackelford, of the House. Total, 21.
Total number of votes cast, 71. Necessary to a choice, 36. Thomas M. Bowen having received a constitutional majority of all the votes cast, Lieut. Gov. W. H. Meyer, the chairman, declared Hon. Thomas M. Bowen duly elected to the office of U. S. Senator for the long term, commencing March 4th, 1883. [Less...] |
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