New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20


fersonnd Of our delegations. Thus, Maine has just
elected an eutirtly new delegation. though it was
Understood thst several Of Der od Members were
willing TO serve sgair including the best OF them'
Freeman II. Morse Vermont sends one 20"
Member. and cBms rear dlsmissitg aoo'hef \'','
NOrriDl whOse place no new man couid nav 'N"u'
eood. He tried to decline, not that Nc "as fe'"'
npable or unwilling to serve again, Out laas NC
,bouoht he had had his share of h0nors aad Should
GIVE way for some one elsei but us hePoo'oep'
would not excuse him, anu they we're riSut' Ut
ia worth TO bis State any two new men; ana New
Fnolsnd's nuneric al strength n Congress ID ALREADY
60 r.dncsd TINT che needs all possible moral and
intellectual weight there.
Pennsylvania, we rejoice to see, is resolved 10
send ba TX her men Of Influence aud welgdt-nearV
every Linculu man 10 tie pre,ent delegation ha'ing
been renoIuiGatcd, save two or three ~uo dechned'
The roB OF bel Republican and Peoples csnoi
oates presents the LANES OF
TuppEUs srEyhSs. GAIUsH' GR9F'
J,s.' CcyopE JoHs HICKMAN,
JANIS II CAaPBEi, n JOY nokhis'
T,.y. X MooRgxAp GKoEGg w. SCRANTON.
HIeRI A. LOSGKSECKsV, THosAs hChNiShf'
BHyy y JrssIy JoHs ". KILuSsER.
FItyAH BABBrT, EDWARD &CPHEis1N,
JAsRs ]. HALE,
and there are hopes of adding Judge William ID.
Kelley, John NJ. Batter, and other good men 70 the
number Chaplin Hall and one or two Others de-
clined to serve again.
Ohio has renomnated nearly all her present
Republican Members, with che veteran Samuel
Galloway in the Columbus Valentine b. Horton
in
A., w.. ,inDati Districts. We have hopes
tbst 81 ,b,ee If ,bssa y, Vii be elected, d that
Craipbead will beat yallandlgham n the Dayton
District. But there Is danger of the !oss = WV
or three Districts, so that We shall hardly gain
much on tbs present Delegation, which stands
fifteen to six.
Indiana now stands seven Republicans TO three
regular and one anti-Lecompton DemocTat-J'hn
G. Davis, whom each party helped eject in %, but
ueltber seems inclined to repeat the experiment.
Among the Republican candidates in this STATE are
Dist l. L. O DE- bKULEs, Dist. VI ALBEIT 9 PORTER
II JopS = DAVE VII. THOsAs Ii. NELSON
III. WlLuAH M. DUSK, VIII ALBEIT D WHITE
\ Gycxsy w JrLlAs, TX. SCHUYLER COIFlN,
x WILLIS MITCHELL
Messrs Dunn, Porter and Coliax are the pres
ent excellent Members, while DIR. JUAan has ably
represented the District aforetme, and Mr.
White served term most scceptably III the Senate.
So the aggregate of experience IN the new delega'
ton from Indiana will be Yey fair.
In our own state, we remark with satisfaction
the denomination of several Of our old and faithful
MISUNDERSTANDING them MesGs. SPauldlng, Sedg-
wick, COnl ing, McKeOn, and Frank. Stli, she
proportion of new names on the roll OF RePuelichn
cai didates is greater than We wish 1t vas. Geh'
Spjuner retires because he has served three terne
aid St. Lawrence County waute her turn, pre-
sentDg very good man, Dr. sherman. Mr'
Hoard has served bit tSo terms, YET the rule OF
rotation applies to, rather is accepted By, hln;
Dir. Battlefield Of Wayne-~ho 10 90 superseded
Col T.. b. Morgan, one Of the mott etticieat Mem
bers ever sent from our State--now gives place 10
Mr.. TheO. N POmerCy; and Nc Beae, Ia the
Duchess District, is replaced by Mr stephen
Baker. Now Mr.. Baker is one of the BEST working
Republicans in the world and will make q good
Member but neither he nor any other new man eau
fully replace Nj Beale, aud We canlot but regret
the change. Across the RIVER Mr. Kenyon retires,
but is replaced by Mr. Peter II. Sylvester, an old
Member. But Messrs. Fenton, Wells, and several
others not named above, Lave either deolined or
been superseded, and it now seems probable that
Tvs o-thiTds Of oar delegation in the next House
viii be new Members OF course, they will be
assigned inferior places or Committees, and will
have to spsnd holt their first term in learning what
every old Member already knows, or 10 acquiring
that consideration and influence which every old
Member, if capable and worthy, already epjQys.
Men and brethren think of these things How
could Clay, Webster, Calhoun, Jackson Randolph,
Nathaniel Macon, and other such, ever heyo
achieved eminent usefulness or lame under oar
6ttestable system Of Primary Meetings, NCminet-
ing Conventions and parceling out nominations 70
this county and that in alternating single or dupt
cate terms They manage these things bcttec iH
the South, and We heartily commend their ampis
to Northern adoption.