The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-28

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IrpHl be borne inr mind that the members o
the 28th Congress are classified as theySWere di
vided at the close of the session. The Demeerst.
Eic strength IN The pext Congress viii pm vary
materially ffom what it was then.
| Sixty members are yet 10 be- elected. : Three
of them ia conscqueDre efihe failure Of three dis
ttriets in The New England States To- make a
choice; in one by reason OF Democratic divisions,
and In HE other two BY reason of. The scattering
votes Of the AboiMonist These:are all Derno-
Eetatic districts. :, -.
Tie other fRyseyen members comprised en.
Hire Delegations from The States Of Maryland,
North Carolina, Alabama, mississippi. Tentles'
see. kentucky, and Indians, Tothe last Con-
gress they sent 81 Democrats and 23 Wings
We may Jose. one in. Indiana, and two in Ken
lucky; and probably gain three ia Mary land
rOur majority in the next House Will be from 50
+ Maryland elecrs ia. October, and Mississippi 10
November. We subjoin sketch Of the situation
Of the canSass in the other States. : :.
ALABAMA FIRST District James Dellet,
the able Whig member Of the hast. Congress, re-
tires. Each party will hold q conyenlion To
nominate a successor William D. Dunn; is
LIKELY to be. the Whig candidate, and Cot P.
Philips the Democratic. The district gave Clay
Seeosd. Henry w. .Hifiiara, lately Charge
70 Belgium, has been re-nemiaated by the Wings
James E. .Belsef, the able Democrats representa-
tiveIn the last Congress, declines reeleclen !;
but n convention is 10 be hGdd and he may be In
daced to. stand again, The district gave $40 for
Clay. 49,. 80. 49,: -
Third William L. Yancey, Of duel ,noiorie-
ty, offers for reelection, George w Gayle, of
Dallas. also Democrat, IS his epPoneRt. a
Convection will be held to decide. betWeen them,
The district is strongly Democratic -
F0artk4 William w. Payne. who did good
and will be elected 1t issaid he will be opposed
by Hon John Erwin, IF Greene, an able, but not
reliable, Democrat - -.
---Fzflh. .Geofge. S. Houston, of Limestone, "A
true and talented member Of the last Congress, is
d candidate for ree1ectien. John A.. Nooe, of
franklin, IS also on the course. The district is
strongly democratic, and thereoyfu be no Wing
candidate .-...; y
: Si9A Reuben Chapman, who has been IN
Congress time out Of mind holds on: He will
prabably hare no ,opponet. The district gave
over 5000 for Polk. = -. = : : =
.ISesenlA We rejoice 20, learn that Felix 6.
McConne1l, who WIS greaGdisgraee othe eeun-
try and our party, in the last Congress has been
dropped by general consent although he will run
Oh his own hook. A conyention is to be held to,
nnmfuate Dsinocratie eapdidste. Samuel r.
Rice of Taflaasga, Gen. I. A. Walker, of Benton,
and J. }. Steiner Of Chambers, are proposed ;. the
fIsL win probably be SELECTED. The district gave
2990 for Polk. 80 .-.-. > -
.TENNEssEE-First District. Col Andrew
Johnson Democrat, is a candidate for re-clectlorL
1t is said that Brookins Campbell, OF life politics.
is also in the feid.1 "A convention IS talked OF
Eher district is thoroughly Democratic. =
: Second. VIM. T.Senter, Whig retEes. Lew
is Renean and another Wing are in The field; and
a convention will be held,to settle the. matter
There isathifd. candidale3 Mt. GiIber,3 a Demo.
Graf. - -,
Third. Julius w Blackwell, Democrat, al
member ef+he last Congress, is again candidate,
opposed by John Fl. Gfozer, Wing. Thsdistbia
gave 647 for Clay, -.
FoErk& Strongly Democratic. suppose
Alyap CuIfoha, Democrat, will be reelected Wihs 5
OUT opposition. -. = - 4
Fifth Another strong Democratic district
lately represented by Ghorge-W. Jones who will
probably have the field to- -himseK 7
Si&th Another 6ecidede district Aaron Y.
Brown, the member Of the hst' Congress, having
been nominated as the, Democratic candidate for
Governor, Barclay Martin fakes his place on the
Congressional course. ..st:,. 4
Seventh David w. Dickinson. the Wbig
member Of the last Congress. 10 dead. The pres-
ent Goveraor, Jones and Rieredith P. P.@Genry, for
nerly in Congress, are both pushed for the Wing
nomination: and SOME feeling has been excited
Ehs district gave $500 for Clay. ses-@.
Eighth, Joseph Fl. Peyton is the Whig can: