The National tribune., 1882-11-09

Michigan-Josiah w. Begole, d. and G.
Nebraska.-James w. Dawes, L.
Nevada-Enoch Strother, r.
New Hampshire.-Daniel w. Hale, Z.
New York.-Grover Cleveland, d.
Pennsylvania.-Rober Z. Pattison, d.
South Carolina.-Hugh S. Thompson, D.
Tennessee.-William B. Bate, d.
Texas-John Ireland, d.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIONS.
Our readers will doubtless take the greatest
interest in the result of the election of Con-
gressmen. The complexion OF the delegation
in the present House of Representatives is
given, and where it is possible the gain to the
political party at the election on Tuesday is
shown. Scan this list closely and bring what
ever influence you can upon the member-elect
representing your district, so that he may vote
right on all questions affecting our old soldiers.
Alabama.-Present delegation, Democrats,
vacancy. Members-elect: l, Thomas II. Hern-
don, D.; ?, Hilary A. Herbert D.; 3, William
c. Oates, D.; 4, Charles NJ. Shelley, D.; 5,
Thomas Williams, D.. 6, Goldsmith w. Hewitt,
D.; Z, William II. Forney, D.; 8, Luke Pryor,
ID. Democratic gain, by increased repre-
sentation.
.Arkansss.-Present delegation, Democrats.
Members elect, 5: At large, Clifton r. Brock
inridge, D.; l, POindexter Dunn, D.; 2, John
A. Williams, R.; 3, John II. Rogers, D.. 4.
Samuel w. Peel, D. Republican gain, 1.
California.-Presentdel delegation, 2 Republicans,
Democrats. Members-elect: At large John
f. Glascock and Charles A. Sumner D.; l, VIII
liam S. Rosecrans, D.; G. c. Irwin, G.; James
ID y II D. II Do
clay Henley, D. 4, George L. Woods, r. Dem
ocratic gain, 2-from increased representation.
ColoradO.-Present delegation, Republican
Member elect: At large, James B. Bedford, Z.
Connecticut.-Present delegation, Republic
cans, Democrat. Members-elect: l, William
W. Eaton, D.; ., Chas. L. Mitchell, D.; g. John
T. Wait, R.; 4, Edward w. Seymour, D. Dem
Ocratic gain, 2.
Deaware.-Present Delegation, 1 Democrat.
Member-elect At large, Charles B. Lore, d.
Florida.-Present delegation, L Republican,
Democrat. Members-elect: 1, Robert II. III.
Davidson, D.; 2, HOratio Bisbee, Jr., R.
Georgia.-Present delegation, Democrats, Q
Independent Democrats. Members-elect: AT
large, Thomas Hardeman, D.; l, Jno. c. Nichols,
D.; 2, Henry G. Turner, D.; 3, Chas. F. Crisp,
Vs. q lupn u, >, NdiudnlSl y.
Hammond, d. 6, JAS II. Blount, D.; z, Judson
C. Clements, D.; 6, Seaborn Reese, D.; 9, Allen
d. Gambler, D. Democratic gain, 2
Ilinois.-Present delegation, Is Republicans,
Democrats Members-elect: 1, Ransom w
Durham, R.; ., Henry F. Sheridan, D.;
George z. Davis B.; 4, George T. Adams R..
s. Reuben Ellwocd R.; 6, Robert r. HIT L.
T. Thomas J. Henderson, f.; s, William Cullen
R.; g. Lewis E. Payson, R.. 10, Jno. II. Lewis
r.; II, Benjamin f. Marsh, r.; II, James NJ
Riggs, D.; ID, William NJ. Springer, D.; Il,
Jonathan II. Russell, R.; 10, Jos. g. Cannon,
R.; Is, Aaron Shaw, D.; II, Samuel W. MouI-
ton, D.; 18 VIM. c. Kuefner r.; 10, Richard
w. Townshend, D.; 20, John r. Thomas, r.
Republican gain, /.
Indiana.-Present delegation, Republicans,
democrats. Members-elect: l. John J. Kleiner,
D.; 2, Thomas r. Cobb, D.; 3, Strother N. Stock
Slayer d.; l. William S. Holman, D.; 5, Court
land c. Matson, D.; 6, Thomas N. Browne, r.;
z Stanton J. Peelle, R.; 8, Robert B. F. Pierce,
T.; 9, Godlove S Orth, R.; 10, Mark L. Denote
r.; II, George W. Steele r.; u, Robert Lowry,
D. II, William II. Calkins, R.
Iowa. Present delegation, Republicans. |
Members-elect: l, Moses A. McCoid R.; 2, |
jeremiah H. Murphy, D.: 3, David 3. Hender-
son, r.; 4, Thomas UpdegraT r.; 5, James
Wilson, R.; 6, Madison E. Cults, R.; Z John |
A. Kasson, R.; s, William ?. Hepburn, r.; 9, !
Albert Z. Anderson, r.; 10, Adoniram J. !
Holmes, r.; Il, Isaac S. Struble, r. Demo- !
cratic gain, l.
Kansas.-Present delegation, Republicans !
Members elect: At large lfcur), z n Morrill,. /
Samuel R. Peters, Bishop W. Perkins, and |.
Lewis Hanback,, RS l, John A Anderson. r.; /
2 Dudley C. Haskell, r.; g. Thomas Ryan, R. |
Republican gain, by increased representa-
ton.
KentuclSy-Present delegation, l Republic /
can, 9 Democrats. Members-elect: l. Oscar /.
Turner, l. D.; 2, James T. Clay, D.; 3, John T. /
Halsell, D.; 4, Thomas 4. Robertson, d. ), /
Albert S. Willis D.; G. John G. Carlisle D.; T. /
Joseph c. S. Blackburn, D.; S, Philip B. F..
Thompson, D.; 9, w. W. Culbertson, r.; 10 /
John D. White, E.; II, Frank Wolford, D. |
Republican gain, L
Northumberland delegation, ! Rcpubli- I.
can, Democrats. Membsrs-elect: !, Carleton /
Hunt, D.; 2, L. John Ellis, D.; ), William P. |
kellogg, r.; 4, Newton c. Blanchard, D.; s. |
J. Floyd King, D.; 6, Andrew 5. Heron, d.
Maryland.-Presentd delegation, Republican, |
Democrats. Members-elect: !, George w. |
Covington, D.; 2, j. f. c, Talbot, D.. 3, Fetter .
S. Hoblitzcil D.; 4, John v FindIay, D.; D. I.
j. B. Holton, R.; Louis Z. McComas, r. Re /
publican GAIN L
assachusctts.-Present delegation, 10 Re /
publicans, l Democrat Members-clect: ], Rob /
ort T. Davis, r.; 2 John D. Long T.: 3, /
Ambrose A. Ranney, r.; !, Patrick A. Collins, .