New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
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Thsre is a bare chance that The Democrats
may elect a member in Cali fornia and one in
Oregon, aud a good chance that they may gain
one in Kentucky. In+this case they would
have forty seven members il the next Heuse.sI
The new Tennessee delegation wiN probably
stand six Democrats to three radicals, or per
haps seven to two. In sny event The highest
number Of anti-radieal votes m the next
will be ffty-four, and il cannot well be less
than hfty. Ia the present House, exclusive
If HE Tennessee delegation, they have forty
aour The radical majority will bemore than
fwo-Ehirds of the emasoulated body called the
Houseaf Representative 0t the United States. i
Aradioal gain Of four senators naust also be
taken into aecount. TWosof them have lately
been chosen, namely "a. . DatteH, Of New
Jersey, md H. W. Gorbett, Of Oregon. The
new Legislature Of Pennsylvania has to elect a
radical senator in place Of the Hon. Edgar
.Jowan, Democrat, and that Of New Jersey,
another to fhe vacancy caused by the death
of tho Hon William Wright 10 these mast
be- added Cornelius Cole OF California, in
llace ofsenator arnes a. McIaougaL Should
Colorado be admitted, two nlere radical sem
at,7rs viii be gained. The radicals lest 4 sen
ator Ia Maryland; so this leaves gain Of br1t
goul.
Tep recapitulate, the Senate stands at pres
emit SO Radicals and 26 Democrats. IT viii
hereafter have 80 Radicals against ~ Demo-
Gratis. AS viii be seen, the radical gain of
The late elections il substantially in the
Senate. Ii that body, as in the House, there
will be q radical majority Of more than i've
thirds.
We anreeall 10 passage ID tie recorded
pages of English eloquenee more sablimely
beautiful simple aad pathetic than the clos
ing sentences Of Ex-Governor Wise's oration
III the csonsacration Of The Confederate graves
in the valley Of Virginia
Bring then no cypress here. Bring laurels to
these conaaeratsa graves virtue tne ana as
sanIhine flower on earth keep beautiful their turf
ruth the 0nly lasting treasure; be their monn-
n 4nt Mourn with 30 funeral dirge; but with
nigting anthems swell their notes oi praise
4 salient proof Of the inetiiciency Of the
iresa men B bureau system was given fag
days 10 at Columbus, Georgia, a negro boy
of tiise sn years was found lying exceedingly ll
Under pine tree. near the graveyard, by one
III tbe n sgro laborersof the sexton. The spot.
where slfIeEeI iay Was oli4s elAfss
yaeds .fron1 the freedmen,s bureau hospital |
Ihs oeenFre nee was notified TO the matron Of
the bospitaI. q negro woman, who refused to
admit ths l3oy without permit Thesurgeon
III 4Ba BosnifaI was then applied To, but he
persraptotiIy de, lined to grant tlre permit
asled gor The a. sent Of the bureau was alb
sent N tbe time. Sd, tone Of hiaunderstrappers
oFa7s;ss9 s, .,,,sals n him on his return In
ths meantime t.he nnio. rtunat,s black boy died,
anSl wyen tbe sex tor ,ser, to bury the body no
Eoandit in d horrible como ltien'
And this is the institution for which the
government expends elevea d illiens asS Sppally
The 22d has been appointed.a day q faA 'ting
and prayer by the Georgia legislature
There ars Two hundred students III Oxford
IsigeEsity, Mississippi