The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-27

We publish below list OF the members elect to the
sI Congress There ye, three vacancies to be filled
the Senate. by the election OF senator from each Of
be States of Tennessee, Connecticut. and California. OF
hy-n senator's elect. thirty four democrats.
twenty one whgs and four-that is to say, Messrs
ae. Seward Sumner. and Chase--are free -soers The
ectons yet TO take place will add TO the wings one sen
or from Tennessee and TO the democrats two probably
rom California and Connecticut So that parties will
and a. follows in the Senate;
Democrats, 80 wings. % free soers, 4.
The House Of Representatives will consist OF two hun
red and thirty three members. OF this number one
undred and ninety two elected-the democrats
ving one hundred and eleven. and the wings eighty
ut, doducng from the democrats four free soers in the
st. and from the wings six, the parties elected stand
Democrats, io7 wings, IS; free soiler., 10.
Texas, California Maryland Virginia. Georgia. Lou
iana, and Mississippi the States yet to elect
Prs In the last Congress these States gave thirty
mocras and nine wings and there no reason to sup
bse that the ratio will be changed to the disadvantage of
le democrats. majority OF the whole House will be
be hundred and seventeen and therefore appears by
dng the lO7 democrats already elected the 80 be
ec,ed, that the entire democr ATTIC vote will be 1879, or
more than majority
Upon this state OF parties we notice The following
Bottoms in the Richmond Enquirer OF the 23d instant
In view Of this gratifying and glorious fact, democrats
oh and South should feel that they have in thenselves
ps and safe protection from abolition agitation In The
frt Congress, and dismiss whatever of sectional
nimosity has divided them in the past II 'see,sionis
lat IS say, democrats who seek preserve the Uoion 10y
ainainng the rights Of The States and resisting the
idating schemes Of federesm-w aid the great repub
ban, constitutional party of the country epel the
>ulu OF the wing and frce-so parties upon the cons,to
on all will yet be well, the constitution viii be MAN
ned and the Union saved 1t IN the poyer Of south
democrats by uniting with the democracy of the
MON the broad catholic, national t,tlorm ot WOW
rrRvwsrror--,be platform of iinore the platform 0,
B. Of ~ OF the oldsn republican time, Of the IeHer.o
ers-to make all well ag,in with he country to re
peace subdue jealousy; TO rekndle In the breasts
the boasa and psrIoiic men who have been temporarily
ensted from IL their original affection for the Union
fuse universal confidence in its permanently and to i'm
Ar fresh i'm peus the hoursbog interests and mracu
progress. our great republic Harmony OF the demo
atc patty for the sake Of the country must now be our
schword We doub, not that 1t will be. We expect 70
the Baltimore platform again erected, the North, the
ouh, the East the West rslying fsternaliy upon IT,
I'd the flag Of our Union floating tfumphantly over II
hat the platform OF the national democracy, IT State
eregny Of republican liberty, aud the platform of the
INSTITUTIONS.
On the other hand how POTENT for saving tho Union
ll be the wing party in the approach Congress
lightly five in hundred and thirty /. full m-as
" Of their strength Tor Urto II this be the only Usio~
ATTY in the county, pray what is to become Of copn
What sad number Of disunioni-ts fills the land II
Union and Constitution, and everything good and val
ee In institutions upon their shoulders, how de-
onb'e u the predicament OF all OF them iust now Whsi
and Inducements does the pnissant plight for good OF
~his party, hold out the friends of the Union join
nhntsl What mighty attrscions do they present to
overs Of peace and harmony, of quiet and safety,
o"s o'd men--of social progress ate bonor national
sn"y, and American supremacy. among young men-to
s'.rn'ye with them
- party under whose imbecile and ploddnS admins.