The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-11-23

neutrality-suspicious., 40; Democrats, %
independents 7.
To Hear from, Senators, II Assemblymen.
NEW YORK.
1t seems now to be conceded that Clark il
elected by very small majority. The com
pleIion of the Legislature is thus presented BY
the New York Courier:
1.-The Senate consists of thirty-two members
who are elected every odd year; consequently, the
present Senate, which was chosen in 1853, wll
exist one year from the 3lst of December next
lhe political predictions of the Senators are
as follows: Wings 20, Democrats g. Wing ma
jority, Ia.
"The Assembly is chosen yearly, and is com
posed of l28 members Full returns of the re
suit of the late election show that the next As
sembly will be composed of 50 Wings, AZ Dem
ocrats, and elected as Temperance candidates
Wing majority over all, Sc. The Wing major
ity, in joint ballot, it will be seen, is co.
The New York Tribune Classics the mem
bers of Congress elected as follows:
/. Suffolk, Queens, &c.-Wm. w. Walk, K. n.
2. Brooklyn, (old) u. s. T. Stranahan, Wing
B. CITY Viva wards d !, 2,s, s-Guy R. Pel'9n'
4 Wards 4, s, 10, John Kelly, Soh, n
over Walsh.
B. Williamsburg, &c.-Ths. r. Whitney, K n
8. Wards ii, Is, l7-John Wheeler In Den
!. Wards 9, Is, Pot. Childs, jr., Wing KIN
8. Up town wards-Abrm Wakeman, Wig
10. Orange, Sullivan-A s. Murray, Whig,
ii. Greene, Ulster-Rufus Fl. King, Wing.
II. Columbia, Dutchess-K. Miller, Wing.
ID. Rensselaer-Russell Sage,* Wing.
a. Albany, &c.-Dr. Sam1 H. Dickson, wi ig
Is. Saratoga, &c.-Edward Dodd Wing.
l6. Clinton, Essex, &c.-George A. Simmer ), =
Wing.
II. Herkimer, St. Lawrence-Francis f. 81 In
ner, Soft Dem.
Is. Schoharie, &c.-Thomas r. Horton, WI ig.
IS. Otsego, Delaware. Hughston, Wing :
20. Oneida-Orsamus B. Matteson,4 Wing.
Il. Broome, Cortland, &c.-H Bennett, *Wl ig.
% Madison, Oswego-A. y. McCarty, Wing.
%. Jefferson, Lewis-Wm. A. Gilbert, Wing.
"a. Onondaga-Gen. Amos P. Granger, W. ig
%. Cayuga, Wayne-Edwin B. Morgan, "W' Jig
26. Ontario, &c.-A. Oliver, Anti-Neb. De,n.
II. Tioga, Chemung, &c.-J. M. Parker, W. Jig.
%. Steuben, Livingston-W. H. Kelsey, Wig.
70. Monroe-John Williams, Soft X. N.
30. Genesee, &c.-Benjsmin Pringle,* Wig.
81. Orleans, &c.-Thomas T. Flagler,* Wbk.
80. Erie-Solomon G. Haven S, G. WhiE
80. Chautauque, &c. = Francis S. Edws DIS,
Wing K. N.
'Members Of the present House reelected.
Total, rs Wings, including regular Wing an
didates who had the Know Nothing supp TT ;
Know Nothings Walk and Whitney, ele, ted
over regular Wing candidates; l ditto Cd
wards) elected over Fenton, Anti-Nebr. ska
DEM; Softs including one (Williams) e! .ct-
ed in Wing district by the Know NothiI gs
Anti-Nebraska Independents wheeler md
Oliver elected on the merits of their opposi ion
to Douglas. No Hards at all, unless the at
tempts to count Mike Walsh into Kelly's eat
should prove successful. Total 33, of wi ON
but three even affect to like Senator Dou ,las
and his Bill.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
The Concord Independent Democrat says that
Governor Baker administration man, has
joined the Know Nothings.
Mr.. Morrison, who voted against the Nebtas-
ka bill last winter, has been renominated for
Congress by an Administration Convention. Its
resolves took the strongest possible ground in
support of the Baltimore platform, and of the
entire Administration of General Pierce, as an
admirable commentary upon it. On these re.
solves, Of course, Mr.. Morrison stands. The
Manchester Democrat justly says:
"Mr. Morrison must either have 'acqtlesced
in the Nebraska bill, Or he must haSe been
taken by the convention because there was nc
alternative. In any event it has bad box for
the member for the I'd district. His omina-
ton comes from q set of Office hold RS and
Pierce fuglers, and their action has his pparent
approval. The people of this district will be
satisfied with no such policy Mr.. ,orrison
must either cut loose from this corrupt convoy
and take his position openly and SOU rely on
the great principles to which he has Civ en- some
indications of adherence, or his defe at is in.
evitable."