New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04
xion of the new or old Legislature;
Present Senator.

state Present senator. Saa TOR. f
A AiisS.s a gust H. GarlGnd New Leg. Dem.
Colorado. Henry NJ Itlitf- ga LIZ noP.
Delaware RI SGHtS01fy 10 Le-. ~ IL,
illinois ...........+ DAVID s.:-.oid Leg; Rep
iowa............. ames W. McDil. james F. wilson
Kansas ... Preston b. Plumb. O a Leg. Rep.
Kepfucky .... .Jaines b. Beck. james D. Beck
Maine' -. ~ 1870. WIN. P. Frye......New Leg. Rep.
Massachnsetts -. george F. Hoar.. Old Leg. Rep.
Nichigan .......... Thomas W. Ferry Old Leg. Keep.
Minnesota. VIM. Window ODD Leg kep.
Mississippi LuciuSQ. .LGmar. i UeiuSQ C. Lamar
Nebraska .......Alytn Saunders. Ola Leg. Rep.
New-aampshIre. Edward a. Rollins OI1 Leg. Rep
New-Jersey n. MeFhersoH+ o Leg. Rep
North Carolina. Matt Wh0HSODa. .Oid Leg. Dem
Oregon La Fdyee Grorer Joseph \. DOph.
South CarOIna..... Mattheg @ Butler Oh Leg Dem.
Tennessee -. -. Isdam a. Harris o d Leg. Dem
Texas - - -. htchGrd coke 80. Ola Leg Dem.
virginia . John ". Johnston 5 II. Riddleberger.
West Virginia - Henry G. DaViS....New Leg. Dem.
deceased the Georgia Legislature viii elect sena
Senate ana Acting Viee-iTesident Readjoster.
The senate OF present counting the vacant Georgia
seat In the Democratic nsD composed Of 81 Repubh-
cans 81 Democrats 1 Readuster and l independent,
OF the 26 retiring Senator's IL Republicans and II
Democrats and one Independent Three Republicans,
8 Democrats Readjuster have been elected to
seven OF the vacancies the Democrats gaining senator
In Louisiana aud losing IN Oregon TO the Repun-
cansl and Virginia ito the Read -Four OF
the new Legislatures Democratic and one Repub
ucan while OF the Legislatures which Will he replaced
az the coming election are Republican and Demo
cratic If Republicans, therefore, hold their own IN
the legislative elections they will into the Senate next
March with 30 members. This number would give four
more votes the Democrats and two more than the
combined Democratic and Readjuster votes With the
aid OF the two Readius5ers they would have more,
votes than the Democrats.
The XLvIIIth Congress Will be composed of 325 mem
bers or thirtytwo than the States entitled to
In tho XLVIth Congress- the gains and losses In num-
bers being distributed follows Arkansas; Georgia,
Illinois, Kentucky MaSslchuse It's, Mississippi, Missouri,
NewYork North Carolina Ohio, Pennsy yana, Virginia,
West virginia and Wisconsin gain EACH California,
Iowa Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska and South Caro-
lima gain two each Maine, New Hamp hire and Yer
mont lose each Kansas gains four aud Texas gains
i've Thirty-two IN embers Of the next Congress were
ichosen at tie elections already held and 293 will be
turned by the thiryhree States holding elections next
Tuesday. AT the same time five members Will
be chosen 10 MI vacancies in the XLVIlth Congress.
These caused by the death Of William NJ.
Lowe a. d. OF the With Alabama District; the death
OF Robert NJ. A. Hawk Rep), of the With Illinois District
lod); the resignation OF Alexander II. stephens Dem
OF the With Georgia District, his election Gov
ernor: the death of Nicholas Ford %. r. of the IXh
Missouri District tod) and the unseatng Of Samuel
Dibble of lid South Carolina District The results
pf elections compared below with the
pre- sent representation in Congress of the five States
named: