The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

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Only one Senator REMAINS TO b
chosen TO complete the body - Il will
Sand after the lEh Of March next.
The Senate will b constituted - fol-
lows:
Alabama, John r. Aorpan, 1883
Joeses L. PnQk, 1885
Arkansas, Augustus H. Garland, 1883
y00ses T. Walker, 1886
California, yasses r. EhriV, 1885
John F. Miller, 1887
Colombo, Henry II. Teller, 1883
Nathaniel p. Hill, 1885
Connecticut, Orvile H. Plat, 1885
Joseph r. Hawley, 1887
Delaware, III Sdsis6asy, 1888
Thomas r. Bavard. 1881
Florida, WHkinson CAL, 1885
Charles W. Jones. 1887
Georgia, Benjamin H. Hiu, 1883
Joseph e BrosCn, 1885
Illinois, David Davis, 1883
John A. Logan, 1885
Indiana, Daaief W. V00rhees, 1885
BENJAMIN Harrison, 1887
Iowa, samuel J. KirkWoOd, 1888
William b. Allison, 1885
Kanaas, Preston b. Plumb, 1888
John ]. ingalls,, 1885
Kentucky, ydnses b. Beck, 1888
John s. Williams, 1885
Louisiana, William p. Kellogg, 1888
Bevdnai F. Jones, 1885
Maine, James q. Blaine, 1883
Eugene Hale, 1887
MARYLAND, James B. Groon,e, 1885
Arthur p German, 1887
Massachusetts,, George F. Hoar, 1883
Henry L. Dawes, 1887
Michigan, Thomas w. Ferry, 1888
Omar d. C0nger, 1887
Minnesota, William Window, 1888
Samuel J. H. Mcmillan, 1887
Mississippi, Lucius Q. G. Lamar, 1883
John z. George, 1887
Missouri, George g. Vest, 1sS5
Francis NJ C0ckreu, 1887
Nebraska, Alvin Saunders, 1883
Charles H. Van Wyck, 1887
Nevada, John p. Jones, 1883
Jdmes @. FUR, 1887
n Hampshire, Edward II. R0llins, l6S3
Henry w. Blair, 1887
New jersey, John X. AcIherson, !ss3
William J. Sewell, 1857
New York, Roscoe COnkling, lSS5
Thomas T.. Plat, 1887
North Carolina, Matt W. Ransom, 1888
Ze6Ulon. B. Vance, 1883
Ohio, George H. PcndIeton, 1883
John Sherman, 1887
Oregon, Lafayette Grover, !SSS
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The Democrats are printed In italics.
The division by political parties Is !:
Democrats, thirty-nine; Republicans,
thirty-six; vacancy, probable, though
not certainly, to be filled by Repub-
lican, one. Messis- Davis, OF Illinois,
and Malone are treated as Democrats,
since there IL nothing at present to
| show that they will act otherwise than
| with that party. The new Senator
from Tennessee, while owing his cleo
ton to the support OF the Republicans,
made q special point in his first
speech, after election, OF the result as
securing ithe control of the Senate
to the Democrats. There
Is no safety Of thinking OF the situa-
ton otherwise. Republicans cannot
afford to, even for such grand prizes
- the secretaryship OF the senate and
the appointment OF doOrkeepers,
sanction reputation in Virginia. For
two years to come, then, barring ac-
cidents. the senate Will be In DEM
ocratic hands.
Accidents may happen which might
make the senate more strongly DEM
ocratic, or give the Republicans con.
troll. If either Senator Farley, or Da-
Wis, OF Illinois. or Pendleton, or Noor.
hees were to die or resign, he would
certainly be succeeded by q Republic
can. II there should be vacancy In
the delegation from either Maine, Or
egon or New Jersey, 1t would be filled
during the recess OF the legislature by
the appointee OF lDeihocratic govern