The New York herald., 1862-11-24
The Political CeApSexion Of STATE Ls
gislatureS.
MsOrlsN o. vnuRD STATES sNATeRs.

| Tao Political CenapDexion Of state L.
1 gisAatures.
Mg0rtsN - vrw1D STATES snArsss.
mo Legislature st New York viii probably be repuoc4o
both branshes,ho Senate standing ten conservatives
and twenty republicans and tho Assembly
conservatives, sxtyfonr republicans, and ono doubt
ful rhs win probably insure republican Untad
States sena:0 IN place Of Hon. Preston King, whose
seat becomes vacant the 4th Of harch next,
| MASSACHUSETTS,.
The House ei stand QUO hndred and ninety c,ehs 90
pubcans and forty-one conservativcs and the Senate
republicans and 6ye conservatives Charles
Summers rc-elecson win scarcely have opposition
NEW rsssv.
The senate wi contain twelve conservatives, cigh. 20
publicans and Independents democrat, and the House
forty lhreo conservatives and seventeen republican,
giving conservative majority joint ballot Of twenty
! nine Tho scat u the aso yohn 2. Thomson
is be fied the balance NJ inc torn, which sx
pres with tho present .oness and successor " 20 oe
chosen for years the Atm Of March, 1868, by the
Legislature just elected Both win ,of course, be conerva
tive in politics. Tho General George McCeI
laD has mentioned for Tho long term, and tho
nouu,cneni have heard, has been received
with favor among the conservatives.
nsaSns
The Senate will stand fourteen conserv a,ives TO ten
twenty nine republicans. United States Senator is %
bo chosen serve tho unexpircd Of tho late
stephen Douglas, which ends In 1865. The scat now
held under cxccutive appointment; by Hon. O. H. Brown
ing Colonel " A. Richardson il spoken Of
INDIANA.
The Legislature III 10 7atvs, but Of the COP.
perhcad stripe, although is asserted that Jesse D.
Bright win DO returned servo out the term IN the
United States Senate for which hs was originally
chosen. Thomas A. Hendricks n at present che most
prominent candidate Tor the succession and chosen he
win occupy Mr Rishts seat next Congress Ishn
A. Bingham editor Of the Indianapolis S.ntne is also
mentioned.
The Senate is e-sixosn conservatives aud sixteen
republicans The House viii have 6ftyeight republicans
and forty -one conservatives, with vacancy. the
Senate should 70 into ballot for United States
Senator the election viii stand ovcr until 1854 and
"blood ettng Chandler whose term expires on the Attn
OF March, viii have poor shance FOR re election.
WISCONSIN.
Both branches Of thc Legislature viii stand SO close
that neither party claim working majority, even
venture speculate with any degree Of certainty upon
tho chances Of their respective favoritcs for the United
States senatorshi The rctarns show the political
plsxion OF tho Two iousSs to 5e rs icilows:-
sencte Ho,se.
Conservatives -..................... 10 ~
Republicans. 10
Dsubnoi ..-.........-..... ...............
United States be chosen IN place OF Hon.
James R. Dsolittle republican, who win oier himself for
reelection IN opposition 10 John y. Potter who de-
ieated in the tor Representatives The democrats,
it is said will bring forward Judge Dixon and Judge Villas.
There s no doubt thas tbs smancp ltonsts wiz nave
small majority in the Legislature IL must no; be under
STOOD however, that emancipatisis, in Missouri is
abolitionist or a rsdcsi republican. There many
staunch Slate rights democrats who ,otedIo the eaanc
patton candidates, nuder the canvctonbthat would Oe
interest Of Missouri 10 get rid Of slavery and org
her into the free state ranks Very little has yeL
been said xhuut the candidates Tor the Cnitsd
| States senate, although three Senators are 70 be
/ cnosen--iwo for the places in tho prnssai Con.
| gTess formerly cccrped by Trustsn Pox and Waldo
!! q. johnson, both expelled, ana one for the nexs
| Congress- the which Mr.. pok was elected
pirng the 4h Of March, Ths seats are now held by
Robert Wilson aud john p. Henderson, nndor executive
appointments The cf the iAsser gentleman, and
those OF willard r. Hail Frank P. Blair Jr and Ggstz
! Brown. have been mentioned candidates
The Legislature Is republican,, having been elected a
year ago, and the Hon. enianis r. Wade win probably
be returned to the United States Senate years
| from the 4th OF Marah
ogtAwAsa.
The Legislature Of this state will OF costse ccn,cr
yalive The republicans claim that the party opposed
the democrats win have strong force; b., rs >e
10 suppose that that ,ty has sy eelius
In csmmcn with radical tepabliclasm. The fcim Of
Hon James A. sayrrd expires shs 4.n Of sIaseh,
the names o. y. n. hates George 4. Diodie and Ill
saulsbury are mentioned for the succession Mr Baysrd
will also be candidate for election and wl cslbt
distance all his competitors Is asserted thst ther. s
/ q majority OF his friends IN both houses,
MA.E.
The tern oi Hon Lot, a Morrill, the United States
Senate will expire with The present congress an the
Iegssture Of the republican he vii probably be
/ reelected to serve until 1869.
nSsEs0A
The Legislature will be republican both trancheS
the Senate standing sixteen hve and House thirty
lelve Tho charces u Alexander Ramsay for the scat
in the United States Senate occupsd oy HoA. Henry
w. Rice conservative, hardly admit OF doust or Lis
electsn although there is faction the republican
ranks that viii cndsxvor to dceat him.
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The Legislature OF Iowa viii be republican, but
United States Senator 10 be elected IL Is matter Of
very little importance outside the state limits what the
political complexion The Legislature may 20 be-
rassAs
Both branches OF the legislature will have large repub
I,can mssr.ties the members being mesy Of the Jim
Lane schoc Of radcaiisn.
lanes DIXON rspuslcau, Of Connes,icut; Revcrdy
Johnsos, conservative sf Maryland VIM sprsgue, demo
cratic republican VI Rhode island, and Solomon Foot
republican, OF Vermont, have been srcsdy elected by
their respective stats Legislatures 10 the rnsd
States ssus's for six years from 1860.
stosswaii jackson asd His Fasher.In-
Law.