, 1881-12-06

] ability, but too much Of. Il rncltls1 md q
student To ever take prominent part IN
practical Legislation, hns retired to tho
Supreme Isoncll of Ntnssatl,Nestta, which lle
will ndortt, uni to which Ills etlucattol, mud
Its tnstes adapt Him. 1Io Is succuc.lcd by
Judge 1lan,lcy, man Of goud reputation
fn his profession, a tit,o speaker. sMcccssfatl
IN the things If this world. atlt very likely to
take proMl,ottt pnrt III Congressional con-
tests. Dr. Lorlng, toU, l,as loft the House To
bo Commissioner ut Agriculture, aid Is do
Ing moro to give dignity altu Influence to TINT
bureau thRn a1y mnn who has hold the utl!ee
since 1t was created. lie Is succeeded by
| Ebun +. Stone, OF Nowburypnrt, a Inai WHO
Inns long nsplrcd to Congress-, Aid WIN Is
rated US I, qiltck-wtttod, keen political lna''.
niger. tlov. Ulatllti, business Representa-
| tive, llns bccM succeeded by John w. CautllBr
III tli0 Eighth Massachusetts District. MI.
Candtor Is q nlIll Of flne prcsettce, dt Rrdnt
resources, skilled fl the knowledge, Ut Hall
| ng1,x trlei,, .and will be ono Ut ths 1gatlnrs
among the business legislators Of the Forty
seventh Congress.
| IN VERMONT,
Bradley Barlow, the banker, tile grent stnEe
las beoii M heart ot moro ii he Investigation
into tho star-route proceedings thnn he nver
was, br over would hRvo been n the ',nl's 1f
Congress, Inns given place to William 0ro'tt,
%,t aRa R'.l",s is ar young SOLDIER WHO has ses u
If1 Ti'o Ell eatr' Khole lsland delegation lii the
House ls changed. Nelson ". Aldricll. NJ
stY e s"enSs t4asepis q s ssa,s e e. ese sss
| tile 1Amenteu burnside. liz IL sllcceettcd tly
Henry j. Spooner, also husi,,ess-tllln, who
Is not much known otltside Of tho very nar-
ience plantations." I.atimer ". Daiiou. too,
tilu old gtltor md banker, whose earnest fact,
md THU yolco ior SO many years 4ayo beall
familiar to the frequonters Of The House, has
less known In National a{atrs tllnn Sponner.
Little Rl,9do island has Its record to 'lakc In
| tho new House.
| IN CONNECTICUT ...
! "Joa" unwley, whom to be named Is 10 be
known. with, his genial manners and lis
earnest speech has been pronloteA " the
Senate, ail1 is succeeded by JOHN 4 buck,
/ who will wit son'e years. nndunbtod!y. be-
| NEW YORK..
| Coming to New York.. there haye been
many cllnnges. Covert, lsoprescnlnttyo from
GSnsress, GSg ass aeovea % a,S prSetss @ t Of ys wa
Of the most respected Congressional trad;,
ttons Of Now York. that q member should
lie stand prea,ninent above NIL rivals, mud
Is succeeded by Perry Belmont, wealthy,.
ambitious. the son Of August Bel. M
pSm psooraa No ory afs9syss owayar ii 0 10 ay ot hive e
Ieelt trented ,by Il. Perry Belmont, M
donbted!y. Is orc Of the richest n,e,l ili the
new Congress. Possibly not ns rich rs llo Is.
S n Fo%es Sr te Il s oe fySo u f ss 4Ns Naw
York City districts, who uefeated William
". Astor, another young man Q! vast wealth.;
Flower Is elected to tAko the place OF t.eyi
Minister to tie French Republic, There nro
n good mnly millions represented by thu
three men {nst named, aud It Is Il M faet not
without ssnllsanoe y 1r pothlcs Tint d
IT.! Drsoky sSss stHssssr and Ksy we te
arrived IN Washington IL the last Congress
mud who made suct, q desperate strungIs to
inatl. his gone baok to war,l poiitics, allti is
Ssssed's oW evorgyerS * o to readsrs q Aoensp po
!iticnl lltsrature ~ ,his e;9untr}y. NJ
lio will bu QUO Of the wits Of the House, aud
vi, be he M n9st ~, forfdable rlyal thnt sa
| other noted change In the New York dele
| gattoM ia the retirement of tho neryDils. elec
trlc, funny, earnest little ar; Chittente,!.
vino III political cfasslticatlons ,has a big l."
wrlttul utter Ills ll9lne, but who 1noru than
anytl,tng else ln politics represents the al!ti.
Hyatt Smith is likely to 10 a more earnest
| Ropnhlicah tlian tho Democrats, who onco
hoped 70 secure his vot9, Gull dream: Nichq-
sHra as MG1' fer e a " oo 3t to teps0T @tss y ~ ~ u
the Hotctl bun Wood. once of tho Erpfesy,
itics wi1lcli need not bo' iesorlbsa. Einstsia,
saccssdsa by Philffp Dasre,a u wealthy n'er. +
chant; Fernando Wood by John 11artly;
JIuiiny o'Brien. WHO was 50, little ii
his sent In tho last Congross TINT NJ
OIL atl oecaslonal visit ha hnd to 10 Intro
dueed to tho doorieepcr, has ratlred to pri-
y4tn life, a!l ts succectied IL Congress by
earnest mon q, a,e Do,noeratlo side; :Tho
banker Fertlon IL followed by Lewis Beach;
LouilsbMryls Ii dlsplacud by Thomas Cornell,
who is likely to b9 Il prominent lnal. !l tho
aaSss WasS as g Rcsdcs ST o&a &elue e ssae % II
| aEntn tn bo Consul ut llan.bur9, ls followed
\ il. The Sixteenth New York District BY
Michael Nolan, md Warner Miller, tfe post
| lAs been elpyntet to the Senate. The other
cllanges lii Now York aro not notable.
NEW JEIssEY.
III New Jersey &lr. George NJ. Nobeson
rolnalns, ana II lie !s disposed TO work will
vty sytes Sts III sa Gsees + 1fmi''veeP H. veoPi e.
Whose career ~ Congress- WIS cloAdetl by
irregularities IN business tra',saotlons, u
| BugcE0uEN w 1UIl1 lll!l3 WHO I'LL fu lIiGu III
| former Congresses In tic interest OF chenp
postage, md who Inns not abandoned Als
fayorit hobby.
rENNsrLvAa1A.
In Pennsylvania Hetstor ClyIner, who was
80 ambitious aud 80 MntortNn0ta having, Ill
olle summer married a wife, broken. u lug,
nlld lost Ills. Congressional. nomination, Inns
Ills scat flied III the new Congress. by Danlal
Erlnentrout, Il PENNSYLVANIA GurillI.ll poll
tielan Of good dea! Of power: Ien4rick y.
Wright, u man full of .isn,s natl particularly
crat!ly OIL tho labor aud grcenback questions,
has llad MI hts sns pardoned Him 6y Ills as
suclatcs tG Congress, aud tho oll man has
gone to his Kr9ye ll0norol and beloved by
oyary, ous wl'o knew lin. Eccentric ~ lse
Wps, h1 WIS generous to fault aud tie soul
nf hunor, and Ills brethren in the llouse Of
Representatives, aud tho poor papple .ot his
district who Woro tie daily recipients nt lts
Kllllng9r, Ut tho Fourteenth Pennsylvania
District, nervous, ttlssy, little less OF an
nai Jack-iIntha.b box. tho nun who Was nl-
why's the. first. to rush botweon tho
teliers and to hasten to his sent 10
lny!te attentlon. to bis. remarkable exploit