Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-10-28
THE g EN- ATE
The nObdinR-Oyer Members and the
Members whose Terms Expire
Next March.

The nObdinR-Oyer Members and the
Members whose Terms Expire
Next March.
Washington Post.
The terms Of service of 20 United States
Senators expire with the Forty sixth
Congress, on the 4th of March.
Fourteen are Democrats, a. follows ::
Eaton, of Connecticut; Bayard, of Della
ware Jones, of Florida; Mcdonald, of
Indiana; Whyte, OF Maryland; Cockrell,
of Missouri; Randolph, of New Jersey |;
Herman, of New York Thurman, of Ohio ,
Wallace, of Pennsylvania Bailey, of Ten
nessee Maxey, of Texas; Withers, Of
Virginia and Hereford of West Virginia
Eleven are Republicans, LIZ follows !:
Booth, of California Hamlin, of Maine ;
Dawes, of Massachusetts; Baldwin,
(appoinied vice Chandler of Michigan |;
Mcmillan, of Minnesota Bruce, of Mis-
sissippi; Paddock, of Nebraska : Sharon,
of Nevada Burnside, of Rhode Island !;
Edmnnds, of Vermont, and Cameron, Of
Wisconsin.
or the Democrats, Bsyard, Jones,
Whyte, Cockrell, Bailey of Tennessee,
Maxey and Hereford are morally certain
to be succeeded by Democrats. Arthur p.
German has been already chosen to
replace Whyte. OF the Republicans,
Hamlin, Dawes, Baldwin, Mcmillan,
Paddock, Burnside (who has been re
elected) Edmunds and Cameron will give
way to Republican successors.
Mcdonald, DEM, of Indiana, and
Thurman. Dem. of OHIO, will have to
retire in favor of Republicans. james A..
Garfield, the Republican candidate for the
Presidency, takes Thurman's place, Judge
George, Dem, succeeds Bruce, of MssiR-
sippi. General William Malone, sup
posedly Democrat, succeeds Withers. of
Virginia.
Eaton, of Connecticut Randolph, of
New Jersey, Herman, of New York, and
Wallace, of Pennsylvania, Democrats, and
Booth, of California, and Sharon, OF
Nevada, Republicans, occupy the doubt
fui seats
or the senators holding over, 90 are
Democrats, as follows: Morgan and Pryor
(sppointed vice Houston) of Alabama,
Garland and Walker, of Arkansas, Farley,
Of California, Salisbury, of Delaware,
Call of Florida, Hill and Brown (appointed
vice Gordon) OF Georgia, Davis, OF
Illinois, Voorhees,, of Indiana, Beck and
Williams, of Kentucky, Jonas, of Lou.
isiana, Groome, of Maryland, Lamar, OF
Mississippi, Vest, of Missouri, Mcpherson,
of New Jersey, Ransom and Vance, Of
North Carolina, Pendletop, of Ohio
Grover and Slater, Of Oregon, Butler and
Hampton, of South Carolina, Harris OF
Tennessee, Coke, of Texas, Johnston, OF
Virginia, and Davis, of West Virginia
Twenty -'wo are Republicans, as follows
Teller and Hill, Of Colorado, Platt. Of
Connecticut, Logan, of Illinois, Kirkwoot
and Allison, of Iowa, Plumb and Ingalls,,
of Kansas, Kellogg, of Louisiana, Blaine
of Maine, Hosr, of Massachusetts, Ferry
of Michigan, Window, of Minnesota
Saunders, of Nebraska, Jones, of Nevada
Rollins and BIsir, OF New Hampshire
OonklinR, of New York, Cameron, o.
Pennsylvania, Anthony, of Rhode Island
Morrill, of Vermont, and Carpenter, o.
Wisconsin.
Adding the eight new Democratic Sena
tors, certain to be elected, to the 90 men
toned, total of 81 is obtained. III,
% holding-over Republicans, joined by II
new Senators of that political persuasion
make up total Of ~ Mahone, of Vir
gina, cannot fairly be placed witt
either party, although he claims to be
Democrat.
The political status of the Senate, il
the Forty seventh Congress, will b.
decided by the Novenber elections in Con
nectieut, New Jersey, New York, Penn
sylvania, Nevada and California. As botl
parties have good chances of success in al
six States, the result may not be predicted