New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

sturdy Republican Is Icnatus Donucly Of Mime ola,
PLaL1ria Toy in origin and, by his oly tlaGi IONS,
PARTY d mocrt TansDlaatel' 10 the better West, he
embraced with generous devotion the encts # the you'll
full Republican party and has filed with great honor the
oficc Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS He Is smooth-iaccd,
aubirn-llircd young man-tlo younget member Of The
House and lis speech for the Educational Bureau bhl
was az ardent ard intelligent argument conceived in graf
itulo and confirmed b. conviction lie belongs to snsu-
cuARAcTER MAN.
Co-icaturc must Gnd It's rcades though not ts most
dangerous fulicet on TIE floor in "Long John" Went
worth Of Chicago onsTous hight Of man, reaching full
seven feet huge in bulk and quite bald save where MN
Of sott infants hair adres to the back Of Lis neck lis
ears ere holyhocFs lie has G smooth, dmped face,
broad and rlbicund and when ho dccams the most re-
markabe contorons over it. His career has been
entirely Western lie the author Of the RnseTpest reso
lutons whereof much good came TO domestic drovers ana
much grlmbing 70 consumers Of beef. Wentworth Is
shrevd and successful and rather fond Of the individual
presence given him by nature. The large handsome dis
tngue man resembling Charles Sumner somewhat, VINO
sits far back BY Thaddeus Stevens is Justin Morrill, OF
Vermont, VINO would probably be tie Chairman OF the
Committee Appropriations in the event Of Mr. Stevens
retiring and therefore, the virtual leader Of the Hodse.
His knowledge Of financial stacsuanahp is accurate and
profound ard be is therefore Of the most useful ser
wants Of the country.
Gen. Rousseau Of Kentucky is powerfully built man,
Of sens ycuess dspoporoned to his bulk who has at
tended while in Congress- not much 10 the general
good Of his constituency and the Republic As to what has
been said of him By llr Grinno the sheepgrower. lie
was elected Unonist, but the majority OF Congressman
think that he hardly sustans the role he was elected to
take.
In another part of tho House stands 1.-the small per-
SON hardly beyond boyhood with eyes and hair OF mid
night black, yet looking and moving like tiger This
is John H. Keso Of extreme Southern Missouri, who is
said to have killed more than 90 Rebels with his own
hand JIG IA Scared and shot from sole TO crown and in
the border episodes Of the holds strange wild prom
nence where the bitterness Of the fight he rtored
upon individual Rebels the violence they inaugurated
and hunted them, alone and persistenty, like one in
rc,da Here he quiet amiabIe, grave but this stud
ded roof and its soft embematic medaons, are IN odd
consonance with the dark and bloody yistas he has
haunted
THE POTENT STATES.
The red face set with bluhly gray Jacksonan hair, Of
Jas +. Wilson Of Iowa chairman Of the Committee on
the judiciary adoins that Of Gen Garfield. In point OF
general ability the States OF Ohio, Iowa, and Maine, have
the best delegations in the Thrty-ninth Congress.
Schcnck Shelabarger Garfield, Judge Spading, Judge
Bingham, Ddano tJohnsonl, Ashley and Reader Clarke
give Ohio character. or men who have made mark
in single speeches we must note Mr.. Thos Williams Of
Pittsburgh, who greatly distinguished himself on tho sub
ec of Reconstruction and Mr. Johu Baker of Illinois,
thin nervous gentleman Of some eccenrcites, but ofa
singular eilamoss Of mind and spasn0dc intensity OF
utcrance--tle only man in Congress who has butted
against Tlsldcu Seyens-aud then with such precpato
AMI exc rlnary power though for instant only that
the whole House thrilled
GES. sCHRScE.
No notice Of this Thrty-niath Congress would be com
plee which omitted Gen schenck, member of this same
body far back in the days galaxy when he was an
Ohio Wink. lie has represented the United States in
South America and is still heavy athletic man, with
smooth, vL.iish brown hair head down-cauied, and
severe ernrosiion lie is the chairman Of the Military
Committee and partisan Of volunteer organizations as
opposed e. regular etab shmons In debate be Is COM
uac. aud energetic. His passage NJ arms with Fornnndo
Wood demonstrated his and aggressive method
and behind this ready ability lies aTepuiaon for ndubita-
Bile integrity with devotion, in detail to business mat
ters lie las one of his hands parayzcd BY wound re-
ccyed In cotton. and writes, therefore, with his hands
crossed Tho general impression derives Of him Is
that Of O determined combaiiye spirit, with snrdy
physique to enforce IT, lis experience and fcrToE give
him position among the mascr-spiuts Of the House
lANrp lh Nillt ihAAf hiAl.4l-'.N '".-f -N' - 49,
whay OF West Virginia, who is known as Mr. II A., on
account OF his once not being able TO understand clearly
the nature Of the mysterious person whose name Is a-
pended 10 50 many resolutions and appropriations Ques
toune the vcracty Of M IT H. he gave the legal and
Latin side OF the house great humor but discovering his
mistake owned up with such candid grace to the English
paceaiv Of bis schooling, that he got good esteem in
mouths Of wisest Laughter.
The indcpendeni-looking gentleman, with eyeglasses
and cnccfl movements Russell 1hayer, and the very
ohorwise gentleman with his feet on his desk his hand
IN his busly hair and general defiance of both Slavery
and grand etiquette, is Mr.. Kuykoada Of Illinois, from
Gen Logan's district.
TIE RESIDUE.
When have nstanced Judge bingham, small, bushy-
haired absorbed gentleman keen and bright in oratoy
have len 70 notice Only Doming Of Connecticut near
sighted and aord Of face and generally effective John H.
Alley Of Massachusetts, of home the prince Of hide and
leather dealers here Keen quick intellect; Blaine, an
Editor Of Maine and the ally of Gen. Fry in the pending
investigations Boutwell, Of Massachusetts, man Of mas
trly iucsveness and thoroughly imbued with Puritan
principles Dixon Of Rhode Island farmer in guise and
LAWYER in insight Jonckes Of the State, author OF
the Bankrupt bill; and Hooper of Utah, the Mormon
delegate spare sun-bumt man, who aendSet his own
business The Speaker and the leader Of the XAXIAth
Congress remain:
TIE SPEAKER
Mr. Schuyler Colax the successor IN the Chair OF Ca
lusha Grow scarcely than forty years Of age
courteous officer but the floor ready debater, and
man. here and elsewhere Of editorial observation and
great ability.
THE AJAX OF THE HOUSE.
1t has been asked how aud why Thaddeus Stevens came
before the country with aabsorbng prominence so late
in le and what characteristics he possesses TO merit his
apparently entire authority The answer to this is crisp
enough he is a of long and consistent convictions
Of thorough Legislative experience, and Of great argument
and aotnes Thero speeches oxtant Of this states