, 1875-02-06
New Democratic Senators.

70 avail tLefa.sve. Of s ofsr, viii sea3 0ls to
New Democratic Senator's.
The month Of January furnished a plenti-
ful crop Of democratic L. 5. ), -atorz:
ANDY JOHNSON
again comes 10 the front, and if be lives will
for the next Ell years represent Tennessee IN
the L. 5. Senate. succeeding BIowplow,
- hose term expires March III. The struggle
IN the Tennessee Legislature was long and
severe, bot finally Old Andy 'iiumphed. His
,lrut.ul OcclsiOned immense TejDiring. and
was eycrvwhe received with favor. IN
speech made At Nashville the evening after
the election, Mr. Jyhuson declared himself in
full accor1 with the democratic party, and
declared his Intention to war against the cor
Tup'i3u that now pnrmeale7 every department
Of public aEtir-- The appearance Of Andy
,Tohusou IN the Senate viii make 'hings live
" IN that rather dull body, and when he
speaks the galleries Will be crowded az IN
days Of wore.
HoS. FRANCS KEENAy,
the newly elected democratic uutor from the
grra, STATE Of New York, il a man Of sclid
ubIlItigs md uu'arnish,d honor lie Is Of
Trish rarrutage, l. IN religion u Catholic. and
j. A lawyer Of great ability, In ls72 be was
The democratic candidate Tor Governor Of
New York, and he served as member Of
Congress from the Ou.iIa dis,ri-- Of New
York during the wax, when h. was promi-
mont mymbgr IF the judiciary commi'tcr.
lie Is between fifty and sixty year' of age
has had much experience in public affairs
AN eloquent speaker, Of pure life and stainless
character. with clear, lo.iail mind and will
rank among the most rs fol Of The working
members of the Senate. tie was the first
,boicr Of the best ami Hblsst men in he
State, suuh asrV-tiUycruur as SavmUuT and Cow
cruor Iillcn. and will b. in every WV 70.
Iutabic representative Of III, Empire state.
hon. JOSEPH T.. MCDONALD.
th- democratic Senator from Indiana is ma
uvc Of Ohio, and entered political life as A
momber Of Congress from that State in 1919,
serving one Term only. In those days he
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the democratic party in Ohio, the late Chief
Justice Chas. beng rs head aud front, and
Mr.. MoDoaaI voted Tor the abolition If
slavery in tho District Of Cyluu, ia OF at
least FOR The removal OF The National Capital
20 free territory. Some years mo Mr.. NicD1u.
uli removed To Iril.ua, and IL 1861 va, The
democratic candidate i,r Governor. being do
i,a,,d by Oliver T. Morton ty over twenty
thuu,.nI majgr.ry. DuriDs tho uamgai.u
Of last year Ac served Us chairman II the
state GENITAL committee. Mr.. Mcdonald isa
I,a.dias member Of the Iu3i.uaaoIis bar. and
has held a seat upon the b,l.ch. H. isrerre-
senryd ns byin- naan of marked ability AID
''.', ,'A-i ->-5- i",,' u [nii4I''.r and l.
h, d,mocrl,,, party Of Indian. after C;5r,r.
u.r Hendricks. Ilc * not III mi ,tIonisr.
nnl h,s success was Largely ia. the fact that
'' 'y'" "'' N.'nI ul.A '-le o'A 4eNocEAl.e
"'N WI. y WALLACE.
From Pennsylvania We have Wm. s. Wal
lac, who fur yrars his ha.u the ptna.rir.,
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''' ne" senator Is oI Hc''ch'lrlNh descent,
and WAS born IN Huntington county. in that
STATE. IL 1927, and removed 70 C1,-,r6rI1
county in IS.;f ,h.r, - b.s si,,.,, Ill
=,
NJ A--a'e oe5'A me study OF law when
seventeen years Of age. and has been verv
successful. especially in css.. in Win, I,r5
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ne entered HC lNr.V INTO politics IN iN6l and