New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

CONFUSuON IN NAMES.
Many sensible people are puzzled by hearing
or reading that Mr.. Smith, Mr. Brown, or Mr..
Jones, has said or done something III Congress
which he could not believe said Smith, Brown,
or Jones would do. He fails to consider that
there may he moro than one Smith, and that
men of like name are not necessarily Of Ike
volunteer the information that:
There are three Browns in the present Con-
gre,s-B Graft of Missouri, in the Senate,
William g. of West Virginia and james ;. of
Wisconsin in the House. Only the last Il a
Coppcrhrad
OF Chandiers. there are two-Zachsriah, of
Michigan, in the Senate; Lucius H., Of old
Virginia. IN the House; beside John W. Chanlcr
Of our city (Lucius H., by the way, has not
vet been admitted, but, we presume, viii be-.
our CHAMBER is bad egg. politically; While the
one that halls from Michigan II a. good a
c,m De- 80,
~ Ciar.s, ihis Congress rcjoices in The
po.scs ion Of three Daniel, Of New Hampshire
in tho senate; Ambrose w. and Freeman both
Of TIL. State. in the House. All three are
sound
OF The vdc-tprcal family OF DdoIs, Gasrct
(Borlcr State) represents Kentucky IN the
senate, while Henry Winter Of Maryland and
Thomas I. of our State are in the iIou'c. II
you hear of anything sad by Dsyis that a
loyal man should not say, you will attribute II,
Of course, to Garret
OF Duon,, james Senate halls from Com
necticut, while Nathan +. represents Western
Rhode Island. Both good.
OF HATES, John l.. Of New Hampshire is Ia the
Senate, james +. OF Pennsy lyaniain the House.
Both Union.
Tho name OF Horris is unusually well repre-
1ented in this Congrcss--Ira representing our
State in the Senate, while Benjamin G. Of Mary
land and Charlie NJ of Illinoi. have seats in the
House. If you hear that MI Harris has
said anything loyal and patriotic, you may safe
Is credit it to Ira.
OF UuLbards, A. ". from Iowa, John II. from
Connecticut are both in the House, together
with Calvin I. Huiburd OF our State. II Rebel
lion or slavery derives any nd or comfort from
any thing Hubbard or Hulburd says or doe,
be sure il Is some one not in Congress.
OF JoLnsons thor, are Roycrdy of Mary land
ia the Senate Philip Of Pennsylvania and VIII
liam Of Ohio in the House. Reverdy was
elected Il, n Union'st, but We don't brag on any
of them.
OF KHoges, there are t~o-Francis W. Of
Michigan and Orlando Of our statc-boih in
the House, and both a good Unionists a. they
make anywhere.
OF Lanes, there are two-Henry \. of Indiana
James H. Of Kansas-Loth in the Senate and
both Union.
OF MHers, but two appenI-Samnel r.
Union) Of our State; william II. (Coppery)
from Pennsylvania.
OF NorriHs, Lot NJ. is "a Senator from Maine,
Justin \. "a representative from terrnont- both
sternly Union.
The name of loyris belongs 10 two members
Daniel (Union) Of our State; James X. Cop
pery) from Ohio Each il in the House.
So Myers is the common appellation Of Amos
and Leonard of that ilk-both from Pcnn.ylva-
mia, and both Union.
OF O'Ntdis Charles UInion) is from Pcnnsyl-
vania; John "copper" from Ohio; both are in
the House.
OF Pomroys, Samuel G.. represents Kansas in
the Senate; Theodore NJ. il from our State
both thoroughly Union.
There are two RondoUS in the Iimse-S0muel
j. Of Philadelphia aud William II. of Kentucky.
OF these, the latter j. Union but Of the Border
State pattern; the other is Of the Coppcrhcad
persuasion. Curious as IT may seem, they
usual y vote just alike.
The SmM family were scandalously over
looked in olccting TO this Congress. But one OF
then--Geeen Clay, Of Kcntucky-was chosen.
Mr. Smitbrs Of Delaware just escaped being u
Smith Both are Unionists
VI Sh,hs there are John u. from thus Stats