, 1863-12-25

[Ftom the New York Tsibunc.l
Many sensible people aro puzzled by hear
ing or reading that A1r. Smith, Mr. Brown,
Or Mr. Jones has said or done something in
Gongrcss, which he could not believe said
smith, Jones or Brown could do. uo fails to
consider that there may be more than one
Smith, and that men Of like name arc not ne
cessarily of like politics., For the benefit of
large class, wc volunteer the information
There are three Browns in tho present Con
W@ G., Of West y Virginia % and i james tuu % s.. q
Wisconsin, In the House. Only the last Is a
Coppcrhcatl.'
OF Chambers, there are two-Zacharlah, ct
Michigan, in the Senate; Lucius FL, of old
virgtnia, in the House; besides John W.
Chanler, Of New York city. {LMIus T., by
presume, will be). Our Chanlcr ia d bad egg,
politically; while the one that halls from
Michigan Is as good us can BIO.
Of Clarks, this Congress rejofces In the pos
session Of threc-Danic1 of New Hampshire,
IN the Senate; Ambrose ". md Freeman,
both Of New York, in the House. All three
Of the widespread family Of Davis, Garrct
Border STATIC represents Kentucky in the
Semitic, ,whi1o Henry Winter, of Maryland,
House. # yo6 hear Of nnythins said By a
Davis that loyal man should not say, you
will attribute it, Of course, to Garrett.
OF DiSons, James (senate} halls from Con-
necticut, while Nathan F. represents Western
Rhode 1sland. Both good.
OF Hales, John 2: Of New Hampshire, is in
the Senate, james T., OF Pennsylvania, in tho
House. Both Union.
The name Of Harris is unusually well rep
resented in this Congrcss-1ra representing
New York in the Senate, while Benjamin G.
Hf wIo ,FT
eeats IN the House. # sou hear that s'atr.
Ilarris'' has said anything loyal and putriotlc,
Gu may safely credit 1t to Ira.
OF Hnbbards, 4. ". from Iowa, John Fl.
from Connecticut, are both In the House, to-
gethcr with Calvin 7. Hulburd ofNew York.
II rebellion Or slavery derives any aid or COM
fort from anything Hubbard or Hulburd
says or docs, be sure it is some one not In
Congress.
" Jolnsons,. there arc ReFerdy of Mary
land, in the Senate, Philip Of Pennsylvania,
and William of Ohio, in the House. ReYcrdy
was elected as Uniouist, but VIC don't b7ag
on any Of them.
o. Kclloggs there are two-Francls ": Of
Michigan, and Orlando Of our State c,-both in
the Honse, aud rs good Unionists Us they
make anywhere.
Of Lanes there are two--Henry 8. of Inli-
nrn, Jnmes Fl. Of Kansas,-bot1 in the Sen
ate and both Union.
l,4i o. a1ilisss bqt two appearzzsamuc1 F;
tunlon) Of New York, William q. (coppcry)
OF Morrills, Lot N. Is d Senator from.
Maine, Justin &. Representative from Yer
mont-both sternly Union.
The name Of Morris belongs to two mcm-
bers-Daniel tUniou) Of New York; James
(CoPrery) from Ohio. Each is in the House.
So Myo1s Is the common appenation Of
Amos and Leonard Of that ilk-both from
Pennsylvania, and both Union.
OF ONcflle, Charles {Unlon) is from Penn
sylyania; John (coppery) from Ohio; both
are In the House.
. q Peme1oys, Samuel G. represents Kansas
York; 10th thoroughly Union.
There are two RandalIs in the House-Sam-
mel J. of Philadelphia, md William q, Of
Kentucky. Ofthcse, the lattcr Is Union,
but OF the Border State pattern; the other
is Of tie Copperhead persuasion. Gu
rious Us 1t may seem, they usually vote
alike.
Tho Smith family were scandn1ously over
looked in e1ecting to this Congress But
one Of them-Gfeen Clay, Of Kentucky,
was chosen. Mir. Smlthcrs Of Delaware,
}nst escaped being a Smith. Both arc
.tt..s s4eeles tharc ara John. b. from New,
York, and william G. Of New Jerscy-Cop-
per fastened, both, and both in the House.
The house Of Rollins has two representa-
tiyes-Edwurd b. Of New hampshire, "a true
Unionist) aud james s. Of Missouri, who
ought to te the same, but isn't. He some
how stands a1oof from parties, but Of heart
seems to long for the flesh pots Of the COM
promising era.
Of Washburnes, Illinois sends Elihu B. and
massachusetts, William B.-hoth strongly
Union.
Of Whites, Chiffon a. and Joseph ". (both
Copperheads) complete the catalogue.
Ut Wilson's, Henry, Of Massachusetts, Is In
the Seunte, james +. of Iowa, in the House
both largely Union.
md Ben, both Of New York city. If the
politics Of one Of these are better than those
Of the other, VIC would like to know which
is the good one, or how any one can be worse
than either Of them