New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
THE NEW COTGRR.s.

the Regresentayes (23 from four Southern States Mt
We. chosen Maryland snd Georgia tlect early in
October. ABi,ian4 aud Mississippi not iii November
They viii probably choose Desry all "Democra's,"
whatever that nay mean. The HOUSE when fai will
eousin about 20 chosen as Wings" 100 calling
Themselves Democra-s" aad fc1r elected as distinct
Free Soiers or Aboliions's.
The new Senate viii be nearly that which a1-
ourncd lsst March that lis composition Gala for no spe
ci4 ren arb New Senators viii appear az some time
dorne e S,lson from the 5 ates Of Vernon, Maine,
North Caiolma eDd Mississippi Should the Wing a.
cendalcy ia Vermont be main aimed 10 The election Of
Iext vcok, We understand t1s. Hon. Jacob Cola
her, Cen. Ts,lols Pos nas.er General, is quite
likely % be sent u rae Senate Ia Milne,
an election viii be held on Mondsy, Sept. II,
Which vii likewise determine who is 10 be Senator.
Should Wig Logi.lsiure BE- chosen there, William
Fit Teferden is quite likely TO be- tue L. S. Senator
From Mssist ppi, Gen. Lonp F0ote means to come
hack in csfe the Leeislatue 10 be chosen shold
contain combaei Wig and Union majorlt, if not,
Gen Albert G. Brown is pety certain to be chosen. In
NORTH Carolina, The present Legislature failed to choose
Senator last yoar, an0 tdnk only meets bien-
nuay be chosen till next year and the
yScsucy did ns happen ina Legislative recess none
ear be appointed by the Governor Robert Toonts for
eight years past Member Of the House from Georgia,
snow Transferred 20 the SeDate-wLereupoa We con-
gIatulate the Houee.
Tie Eoxt House vii contain more Members than
any that ever met before except possibly that Of ISL
Running our eye proty carefully the st. we find
that about npothirdS of the whole are Strangers to
any Congressional Directory yet published Our
ConeTetses are becoming more unstable and
luctuatiDg OF; the men ,f mark in the house a very
few years since hardly is left. II. Z. Winthrop
james wilson George Asbnmn bo.h ROcswells j and
81. II. CInDel. Ogden Hoffman Edw. Curtis, Wash
ingt6D HUT, Hugh White, Thaddeus Stevens James
POIlocl, James Thompson, Thomas CorwiD Joseph NJ
Root, X. c. ScheDck, Caleb b. Smith, James Mellow
III, Robert NJ. McLane Gen. James j. Mckay, Rev
Henry W. Uilliard Felix c. Mcconnell, Col NJ z.
GeDtD, CLss. ;. MoIehead, Patrick W. Tompkins
Sc sc. arc among the vanished, and there are others
Who filed the public eye within the last ten years who
either have l,enTon out have voluntarily retired or
oIc dead Nowhere do Times changes follow each
other mere rapidly than in The roll Of successive
Houses.
o. TIE House about 20 convene, the two Oldest Men,
pcIs Linn Bod OF Ky. Qate Seesker) and Joshua
r Giddugs of OHIO, WHO have each been Members
steadily Dee 1889 for the last fourteen years.
Bu Boyd had previously served term (from '35 70
81 making his entire service sxteea years go that he
bar just been chosen for his nut6 term A. II Ste
Ihtns of Ca has been a Member throughout the last
Yeas but 1t by NO means certain houth proba-
be) that he vii be elected TO this Congress George
$ Eouston Of Ala. has been a Member for the LAST
twe.e years. fact 10 which, rather than to spe-
cia t ess, he probably owed his promotion the lead
,nLp Ii. c. Chalrnanshp Of the Committee OF Ways
and Means OF the last House. John Taylor (Whig)
Of Ohio has been Member for the last SIX years aud
will be quite senior in the House on the expiration Of
tLs his fourth term. Thomas L. Clngmsn of
n. c. (fprGeIly a Wing, now, We suppose
State Nights Democracy has been d Member
Of tho Lass five CoDgfessts, and is rec &C, ed for
his sixth tenn. Even South Carolina which was for.
merly quite steady in her political Attachments, has
nov 10 member elect shc has sersed more than four
years IL he House Gen Armistead Burt, who has
served just ten years, AID VITO We presumed would
be prominent candidate io Speaker, we find On c,n
sulung the lets oftbe Congress- vac not reelected
Gen. Bur,s retirement is paohc loss, for he is an
sble. upright ard big minded Legislator.
There are some other of the Members Just retired
who VII be seriously missed-among them Hon A W.
NeIsblc of n. c. lie is called u Democrat bus is
very liberal snd sensible all questions which do not
affect Slavery he would have been ree,ec ed bus the
State paper OF bis party and District went strongly
against him, AID for one A. NJ. Lewis whom Il pro
claimed the regular Democratic cand date and wao
was thus enabled 10 pol just votes enough to elect
Sicu II. Rogers the Wing candidate Mr. Rogsr,'s
politics viii probably suit us rather better than Mr.
Nensbles but We fear he cannot I'LL the place Of the
latter in the House.
Hon. Richard Kidder Meade of Virginia is one Of
the lost Pieisdes OF the last House lie is very re-
spectacle and worthy man. but of the lev who really
believe that the end of Slavery could whelm the whole
country in blood add CONGREGATION, and that slavery
would soon tie abolished but for the vigilance and energy
Of friends in Congress He stepped out in order TO
take Embassy, but didn't get it, Pierce offered him
Instead ChsrgtshiP, which he refused So be all out
lis successor in the House is William o GoOie former
" State Rights Wing, then Cslhounite, and nov
frstrate DemOcIat-thst is he believes that some men
were created to be other mems chstte and lie to be
one of their owners.
Fred. T. Stanton Of Tenn. has bsen eight years
Member and now claims TO be reelected b. tro votes
which is disputed. We presume he VII, gel the seat
Andrew johnson, who had served ten years from that
State, has just been chosen Governor.
Our nState offers perhaps the most forcble Illus.
traitor Of the mobility Of Congress. OF our thirty. |
three Members elect only FIVE Messrs Murray of Or.
spge, Dean Of Dutchess, BeBnett of Chenango Jones
Of Onondogs, and Haven of Rrie,) were in the last
Hodse, and we remark but two Others (Msssrs Matte