Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
The Next Legislature.

obtain control of the next Legislature has been
completely foiled Although they effected a
fusion on one legislative ticket in most Of the
counties, the Union tickets have generally been
elected by decisive majorilies, and the Union
Administration Party will have handsome
working majority in both branches of the Legis-
lature. There were eighteen Senators to be
chosen, and every one Of them was elected on the
Union Administration ticket. Following are
their names:
Fifth Dstriet-J. G. McCulocb.
Seventh District-Joscph s. Wallace.
Eighth District-Alex. G. Abell, J. ". Clark,
NJ. S. Wbling.
Tenth District-C. B. Porter.
Twelfth District--Joseph NJ. Cavis.
Thirteenth Dstrict--W Higbey.
Fifteenth Disrict-O. II. Harvey, A. II. Sax
ton
Sixteenth Decentralization Booth.
Nineteenth Di-trict--James II. McNabb.
Twentieth District--F. b. Higgins.
Twenty first Ds:rict-J. &. Birdseye.
Twenty second Distrct-Frauk Anderson.
Tweniy-third Distyict-LeWls Cunningham,
William ii. Parks.
Twenty-lourth Disrict-Tbomas B. Shannon.
There are twenty-five hold-over Senators, Of
whom thirteen are certainly Union AdminiStra-
tionists teleyen of them were Repub!icans) as
follows Chamberlain, Crane, Gaskill, Onlton,
Ven Dyke. Powers, Nixon, Perkins, Hathaway,
Porter, Hartman, Kuz and Pachero. OF the
remaining nine, we may class lVe as Union Dem
ocraiic and four as Secessonsts OF the five,
Doll, Shurtif aud Burnell would probably go
with the Union AdministratOnists, who will
number hirly-one out Of forty Senators.
or the eighty AssemLly ymen to be elected we
have heard from all but twelve. The returns
show that the Union Party have elected sixty
three ont OF the sixty eight already known The
list stands thus
Alameda-Thos. Scott. Henry Robinson.
Amador-E NJ. Simpson, A. b. Andrews,
(U. d.
Butte-F. NJ. Smith, J. G. Moore.
Colusa and Tehama--ThOmas j. Butler.
Calaveras-T Campbell, Barclay (U) Nc
Donald u. D.
Contra Coala-Unonist, name unknown.
El Dorado-S. W. Sanderson, Thos. Fitch, j.
R. Clark, james Burr
Marin-Robert B Terrence.
Mariposa--John W. Wilcox.
Monierey-Sweeny.
Mana ard Lake.. Harrison.
Nc7ada-Jamcs Collins, VIM. Il. Sears, Seth
Martin, j. w. Rule.
Placer-John Yule. Il. W. Blanchard.
Plumas-M. Howell
Sacrameno-W II. Barton, NJ. NJ. Estee, Amos
Adams, J. II. Warwick, Charles Duncombe
San Francisco-G Geo. Barstow, II. L. Dodge, 0.
P Sutton, Juo e. Kiucaid, Cyrus Palmer, Jacob
Decth, j. A. Banks, j. f. Swift, Hugh Farley,
Beni Dorp. A. j. Gunnison, Wm. r. Wheaton.
San Joaouin-S. Myers, j. T. Keys.
San Mateo-Jas. G. Dennison.
Santa Clora-J. j. Owen, D. W. Owen, D. W..
Harrington.
Santa Crnz-I c. Wilson.
Shasta. n. Chapel.
Sicrra-J. W Crawford. e. p. Smith.
siskiyou-Willam Irwin u. D. B. f. Varney
~. d.
soano-J M Dudley.
sonoma~E r. Duine, W. NJ. Rider J. B.
Beesou.
Sanslaus--Inglosby,
Sntter-C. s. Iaswcll.
Trinity-Moses W. Personette (doubful)
Tuonfnnc unj Mono-Fred. Lux, n. n. Orr,
T. n. Machin.
Yolo-John Paticn.
Yuba-S. c. Sargent O. T. Redfeld. D. 0.
Addison
All OF the above are Union AdminislratiOnists
except those marked u. d. or Union Democrats.
Not Secefsionst has been elected. SO far
There are twelve counties to hear from, namely !:
Del Norle, Frenso, Humboldt, klamath, Los
Angeles, Mendociuo, Mcrced, San Brrnardino
San Diego, San Luis Obsp0, Santa Barbara, 1u
larr. or these, Fresno Los Angeles, Mcrccd
and Tulare, will probably return Secesstonists
as they gave majoriter for Mcconnell. But Del
Norle, Humboldt. klamath, Mendocino, San Bcr
uurdino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo and Santa
Barbara can be relied upon to send Union Ad
ministraiionists, or Union Democrats, as they
rave puralilips to Stanford and COnness. 1t is
safe to count on six more Union Administration
Assembympn, which would give sixty nine out
Of eighty. There is one more to bear from in
Placer If the third Assemblyman from that
county should be Unonist that would give
that party seventy votes in the lower house. The
Union Administration men will certainly have
one hundred out of one hundred and twenty
votes on joint ballot, and quite likely some of
the twenty will go with them. This isa glorious
result of the Union movement, and completely
viudicates it, MarysvUe APpcal