The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-14
The New Congress

i The New Congress
i Inc name OF franklin Pierce has been the elan. .
local and general harmony in the democratic ranLs :
mas gone lar TO assuage heart-burnings among a.
cfas nowhere have the healthful influences Of hi ~
ina'ion been made more manifest than Ia the co.u,.
s'ohai elections The enthusiasm which greeted hi. $50
ion as The nominee OF the democratic party ae,d
charm IN many districts where dscord had fo...-,
feigned supreme; while to all it gave new spsc,,
confidence The list OF members chosen 10 hs ~.
ih'ry-third Congress, which print this morD0,
compiled by that able newspaper the New York -,
OF Commerce. shows large gains for the democra.,
over The immense majority which at pressnt con,,.,
the popular branch of the national legislature
| Now that power is once more 10 ba cons,.,
The democratic party under circumstances 50 ausoi
cious, and with authority SO ample and eompla,e
comes US to be ready for the manifold resnoos;h,n
u.s. General Pierce himself will do hs Who'll. A..
President OF the United States bu, be mus bs
oy the cordial uRanimy of the democrats, ~ ~
branches OF Congress. Under his ruls ,ha,a ,u;,
great room for renovation and for rafo,n ~ .
try regards with jealous eye the increasing
OF the national government, and mn donh, !, In,
the proud duty OF General Pierce 10 take soeb 49,.
nnsfit,
nonai limits. This will be no easy task. h., J.
ousu we 10 moi assume TO speak by authority
the new President has given The bes, pledge ~ Il. j
course IN 'ns record OF his past action as furnished
ny his votes in Congress Many other question. 20 A.
iesu0 importance and secondary only to that Of ,bs
public expenses will doubtless receive his earle Ia NJ
ehe'se'c auehton Oar foreign relations no sadly ne
elected and all the complicated issues which ,bsv nvo,.
ha Tho obi NJ
but cautious adjustment In work of an mucb n.,n;
uue gFahying 10 see not only that the new Congress
will be largely democratic but that the democrats -,
Iohy VIII comprise some OF the ahlest of our coun
Wy no' heretofore known IN public life. la addition
'"o'e champions OF The democratic principle who
nave maae lof themselves name BY their consistency
anu ueH aoiy IN The halls OF legislation, many of whom
nave oeen returned TO the seats they have long filled
win SO much honor to themselves ne ntelecs have
been added TO the national representation TO do battle for
the right 10 The emergency before The COL
umn IN the new House. indicated by The elections that
have been held promises to be more powerful than ba.
been in many years.
From the New York Journal Of Comne,ca
Thirty third Congross-House OF Representa-
tives.
The following members have been elected 10 the ow.,
branch OF the Thirty Congress- which com is
constitutional existence the 4th OF March nert.
IOWA.
~. Wings Democrats.
2. John p Cook l. Bernhard Hem.
MISSOURI
!. Mordecai Oliver 2. Allied W Lamb,
). John 5. Phelps-3
VERMONT.
!. James Mescham,
2 Andrew Tracy-2
One vacancy
MAINE.
3. f Wilder Farley, Nose, McDon,Id
#:.asaS ST; s H S::i%,
FLORIDA
Augustus E. Maxwell
PENNSYLVANIA.
: i u X rS Chandler. IT Florence.
70, \, Nisdle.war,h. 5 John MeSsii.
~ ) L. Russell, 4 s A Bridges
y J MoCsllocb, $ II A Masienburg
q Thos M Howe ~ ii b. Wright
rs. John Dck-9. i3 Ass Packet
IL @. A. Grow
ls W. II Kurz,
10. Augustus Drum.
p. Michael Q. Trout.
- c. b. Curis-ls
OHIO
J Harrison, J, David 7. Disney.
3 L. d. Campbell, 4 Nd IL Nichols,
. aaron Harlan, 3. A. Z. Edgeron,
NIB Cotwin, Aaron Ellison,
10. J. l. Taylor f w Green
70 WIN X. SapP, ~ Thos Rchey
10. Edward Ball.. ~ Edison Odds
10 VIM ID. Lins-y,
"a II II Johnson
H. Wilson Shannon,
Is George Blues,
"a Andrew Stewart-I2
dboiiiorisfs. ward Wade andJ r.. Giddings
INDIANA.
O. Samuel Parker, !. Smith Miller,
q w. H. English,
8 Cyrus l. Durham,
A. James II. Lane
s. I. A. Hendricks
J. John @. Davis.
3. Daniel Mace.
o. Norman Eddy,
10. T. NJ Chamberlain,
H. A. J hsrlaa-I0.
NEW JERSEY.
8 A. NJ G. Pennington. d " T. s,r.ron
Charles Shelton,
3. Samuel Lilly,
e. George Vail-l
MASSACHUSETTS.
] Zeno Scudder
4 Samuel II Valley
o. William Appeton-3
Eight vacancies.l
WISCONSIN,
l. Daniel Wells ir
2. Benjamin Eastman,
4 John b. Macy-9.
NEW YORK.
!. James Maurice, dem
Thomas w Cumming, den.
Hiram Walbridge, dem.
Mike Walsh, dem.
O. William Tweed, dem.
p John Wbevicf, dem.
y William A, Walker dem.