The daily union., 1856-11-04
From the Pennsylvania.
From the Pennsyvanian.
THE DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION FROM PENNSYL-
VANIA IN THE THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE
uNITEn


THE DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION FROM PENNSYI-
vANIA IN THE THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Among the nobest trophies of our late triumph, the
election Congress of fifteen straght-out national
compromising Buchanan democrats is probably the
gratifying, and deserves conspicuous notice and lasting
remembrance.
l. district Thos B. Florence democrat chosen for the
fourth time to that in Congress which he has held like
trusty and devoted sentinel during the past six years
Every day seemed to add to his popularity among his
stituents and every day only proved him to be
worthy representative of the democratic party and its
tonal principles
H. James Landy democrat defeats William Mward,,
oabolition, proproscrpton Fremont and anti-Fi
more and will when he takes his seat truthfuy represent
the wishes of the od cradle Of the democracy Mr. Land
is tried democrat and reputable citizen and will reflect
credit the people of his district.
w. Henry NJ. Phillips, democrat succeeds Jacob Broom
know nothing, and defeats the recreant Kelley by ma
jorty such will stand out monumental admontion
all who betray the party that has elevated them to
power Mr. Phillips is distinguished member of the Phil
adephia BAR and this is his first appearance represen
tatve station upon the field of national politics He has
great capacity industry and experience and will soon
make of the most efficient members Of the popular
branch of Congress.
V. Owen Jones, democrat chosen by an immense ma
jory the black republican, Mulvaney. Mr. Jones is
gentleman of large fortune residing Montgomery county
Philadelphia of fine education great energy of char
acter and large political experience He true repre-
sentative of the population who have elected him to the
highest position in their gift
VI John Hickman democrat reelected The success Of
Mr. Hickman straghtout party fight under the broad
flag Of the democratic party has greatly disappointed those
who expected him yielding their Establishments
No man has done harder continuous service in
the late campaign than the gallant representa- from
Chester county.
VII Henry Chapman, democrat defeats Dr. Bradshaw
the present republican member Mr. Chapman is an
eminent lawyer at the Bucks county bar finished orator
complete scholar and is certain be an ornament OF the
democratic party Congress- of which he is shortly to be
a member.
VIII j. Clancy Jones, democrat reelected This ster-
ling representative Of old Berks has made for himself ma
tona reputation and Is known throughout the land as one
Of the most seadas advocates Of the principle of popu
lar sovereignty and Of the democratic faith
XL VIM L. Dewart democrat defeats land this we are
happy write that pestilentia demagogue James
II, Campbell, OF Pottsve-a man who bowed the knee
during the last session Of Congress every ism that dis
tracted the country and who has his in being
ousted BY of the most thoroughgong capable and
resolute young democrats in Pennsylvania We are de-
lighted at the exchange of Campbell for Dewart
NII J. G. Montgomery, democrat suppants Henry NJ
Fuller Mr.. Montgomery a member Of the late Penn
syvana house Of representatives where he exhibited con-
spcuous fitness for the position He is a gentleman Of
high social position, eminent member of the bar Of
Monour county, and will make efficient and distin-
guished representative
XII VIM Il. Dimmick, democrat, succeeds Asa Packer
n consistent and wetried democrat Mr.. Dimmick re-
sides in Wayne county, where he has long maintained
high standing the bar He Is valuable acquisition 10
the democratic column In the new Congress He is fine
speaker and a firm democrat
XV Alison White democrat supersedes the Degenerate
mercenRry Rev j. Pearce and will represent the gallant
democracy Of Centre Lycoming Clinton and Potter with
ability and fidelity. He is eminent lawyer Of Lock-
baven Clinton county, and boasts Of large circle o. en-
thusastic friends.
Todd, the present back-repubicnn, know-nothng Ere
mont Fillmore &C. &C. representative from that district
Dr. Ah Is citizen of reputation in Cumberland county
and although this is his first appearance in public life no
doubt he will make oTedbe and faithful mem
Der OF Congress.
XVII Wilson Reilly democrat succeeds Ro nson know
nothing black republican, Fremont and Fillmore man
Mr. Reilly is too well known in the State to REQUIRE
eulogy from He probably the finest orator in the
interior Of Pennsylvania and lawyer of large practice
at Chambersburg He is in every respect man OF the
people, enthusiastically attached to his creed and his
friends He cannot fail making fine impression on the
country when he takes his seat in the House
Xxx VIM Montgomery democrat takes the place Of that
pous deception, Jonathan Knight who protesting 10 be-
long TO all the isms and promising 70 vote for all men
was true only the diScreditable faith of the opposition
Col Montgomery s the idol Of the sturdy democrats Of
Fayeite Washington, and Greene and although he has
been bitterly asssed by the enemies Of the constitution
yet has he succeeded in the combat without yielding lot
of principle compromising single element Of that In
repd and noble character which certain to make him
trong during his lifetime, and thus enable him TO
up against the torrent Of calumny such as few men
rave ever experienced.
XIV. j. l. ellis, democrat succeeds that volatile un.
ertan, and shining politician, David Barclay and this
caches another lesson 10 political traitor who thought
he democratic party In bis district weak to do without
m and too timid 10 reject him Judge ellis has occu-
lied many public positions He Ia man OF nerve great