Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
Reyised Iisi off inc Senate.

The Senate, as now OfEaf iLeu, -S com prised of 37 Republican E, sn 37 Demo crats and two Independ,n It's. One of the latter. Malone, will vule generally with the Republicans, and Davis vii vote as often with that party as with the other. Having been elected to his pres ent position by a Republican vote, 1t may be said that the latter just now have the largest interest in him. The revised list of the Senate shows the ieIs-, lowing members:
 ALABAMA. ---,ss'r...-,,s., John T. Morgan, D-iss't C 0 I@,rar D ,.-s Jas L 'f'ngh D.....I,-5 Jas. ZGeorge. D...l-s1
 ARKANSAS. MISSOURI. A. H. Garlanl. D..-.1o-. Geo. G. NJ-t. D.....l-- Jas. D. Walker, D-..l--, iI. tochIel, D-...-.l--i
 CALIFORNIA. ST-BR AsKi. Jas T. Farley D....ls-5 Alvin Saunders. E. .l--s Jno. F. Miller. R ltel C. II. Van Nyck. k.Iss,
 CuLOEADO. NENADA. H. NJ Teller R.-..-- l--.i.J. p. Jones R......l .lss- Nat P. Hill. R......lSs-- Jas. G. fair. D.....ls-s
 CONNECTICUT SEw HAsIPsHIRE- Orville II. Platt, R. l--- I'd. H. Rollins, E.-l-- Jos. R. HaWley R...losl \. W. Blair. k....-.l-S5
 DEL.Aw ARE. NEW JERSEf. Eli SaulSbury, D.-..l,ss .j. C. McPheTrCn n D. .l--s Thos F. Bayard, D. .i->3 Nm. J. Se"el.; k.-.i--l
 FLORIDA. osI-w YORK Wilkinson Call. D. ..lS-, |E. C. Laphgm, R.. ls-5 Chas. W. JOnes D...lS,s Warren Miller R...1.,5
 GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA. Benj. II. Hill. D. l-- IL ". Ransom. D.-l-- Jos. F. Brown, D....I,s Leh B. Vance, D...Is--
 ILLINOIS. OHIO. David Davis Ind D.Is- ,. n. Pendlrt0n. D.lsN JLo. 4. Logan, R.-..l--. Inc. Sherman, R...I,s.
 INDIANA. OREGON. D. ". NoorhIes. D.-.l,'5 l., Grover, D......-l.7. B. H. Harrison, R--.lSs. J. II. Slater. D-...--l-,1
 IOWA. PENNsYLYAsIA. sJas ". MCDul. E. .lS>S J Don. Cameron k.I--i Wm. P Allison, k.-.l7s- jEu. l. Mitchell, R-.i-'l
 KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND. Pres. B. Plumb. Rls, IT. E. Anthony. E..I-,e JEo. J Ingalls, E.--.l--5 ". W. AldrIch, h---l>''
 KENTUCKY. SOUTH CAROLINA. Jas. B. Beck. .lS-; M.C. Butler. D.. .l--: Jno. x. Williams, D. ls-a Wade Hampton. D-l's5
 LOUISIANA. TENNEls- I-E. Vim. P helluEE. R.-l~- !. G. Harris. D-..-.l--. B. r. Jonas. D.-...--l,s5 Il. F. Jacson- D....l,s'
 MAIS- TEXAS. Em. ?. Frye. f...-.-l l--- Richard Coke, D...l-- Eugene Hale, R.--..lN-. sam B. Mazey, D. .l-,'
 MAEYLAND. VERMONT. Jas. E. GrOoue, D -I5-- J. x. Morrill,, R.--..ls.. A. r. German. D--..I--l .. r. ElmUEd-. E..lss4
 MtssA ACIUsETTS. VIRGINIA. George r. Hoar. R..1S-- L. ". Johnston D.. .1--. Henry l. Dawes R...l-es v. Malone Ind D. .lo-s
 MECHIG N. WEST yIKGISIa. IuOs. W. Eerrl. .I-~a H. e. Davis. D-..-..l lr- Omar D. COngr. k. .ls-5 J. \. Camden. D-.--l--i
 MINNESOTA. WISCONSIN, z-. q. Edgert,lI. n--.l->- $. Cameron. E.---. l-- &. J. R. McMllan. k.l--I D Sawyer. R..--....l--5 Appointed E., Governor.
 Fo~ most purposes the Senate IS Re- 9;Dlican. This fact is sufficiently dem onstrated by displacing Bayard, Demo crat, who was made President pro tem., with Davis, Independent, by Repubh- can votes. When all questions about the Committees are settled, We shall know better as to the future political character of the Senate. But it may be assumed that 1t will support the meas 1rraa of 4b.a A 1r,i +i1,t rra-7 7o-1ll,-