New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

they will have majority OF without the 'tSSiSt-
ance of the Readiu,ters and If they carry them all
there will he Republican majority OF in the Sen
ate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY INDlCArED-MANY DIS
TMCrS STILL IN DOUBT.
The lower House of the XLVIIth Congress Is now
constituted as follows: Republicans, l4S; Demo-
Gratis 1870 Greenbaekers, 8 ReadJusters' ana
tbare are FIVE vacancies caused by the death,
resignation and unseatng of members. According
In the new Apportionment Law the next House Will
have membership OF $50. an increase 81 oZ'
Elections held previous to those or TUESDAY re-
suited in the choice of Republicans and 1T Dem
ocrats The Encouragement of the districts Ill most
Of the States and the changed political feeling in
the country have made many Congressional dls'rlcts
uncertain Incomplete returns also leave the re-
suit in doubt in many localities. 1t is believed
however, that the following a fair estimate OF
the strength of the two parties. the Republicans
having elected 146 members, the Democrats III,
and the Independents ..
CONGRESSMAN PROBABLY ELECTED.
ALABAMA
DEMOCRATS 3.
Thomas II. Herndon, Thomas Williams,
, hillary A. Herbert, q Colds nj W. Hewitt,
~ liam e. Oate., william II. FOrney,
Charles NJ shelley, LuAo ~ W.
ARKANSAS
DEMOCRATS J.
l .Poindext Dunn, samuel W. Peel
& John III. RODGERS. a. Clifton X. Brecken-
ridge
REPUBLICAN l.
John A Williams.
CALIFORNIA.
DEMOCRATS 4
William g Rosecrans, a. l. John r. G9sscock,
u. L. Charles A. sumner.
REPUBLICANS .
. Horace f. Page, George L. Woods.
COLORADO.
REPUBLICAN L.
James Il. BefOrt
CONNECTICUT.
REPUBLICAN l.
3 John T. Wait,
DEMOCRATS 3.
William w. Eaton, . Charles s. Mitchell.
"i'''''i Edward W. Seymour.
DELAWARE.
DEMOCRAT l.
Charles b. Lore.
FLORIDA
REPUBLICAN !.
9 *HOratio Bisbee.
DEMOCRAT |.
Robert IL. NJ. Davidson.
GEORGIA.
b4<hpOAA@AA''
John Nichols lanes H. !; I B3iiomnr,
.Heniy @. Turner Unison - NIoineh1'
G4aGIeTR II, Sll5P; A. D. d. Cander,
: .Natnaniel j. Hammond. al Thomas Hardeman.
ILLINOIS
REPUBLICANS 10.
Ransom W. Durham. 8 Lewis Z. Payson,
3 George X. DAVIS ~ Joln II. L,"E
George L. Adams. ,belqaihlu dhr-n'
Thomas J. Henderson, 20 John r. Thomas.
8 WILLIAM Cullen
ueorv +. Sheridan, II Daniel W. Moulton.
- lanes NJ Riggs ~ william NJ Morrison.
- william ~ Springer. 10 Richard ". Townsend,
~ Aaron shaw,
INDIANA
REPUBLICAN, 3.
William Helmen 10 MARI. Marx L. " pc Mote Note
6 Thomas NJ Browne ~ .1t00.se w w 3 3G
z stanton j. Peele. 10 "HiaH H. N@lN'"''
) Robert b. T. Pierce.
s(rOdlOVe s. Orth.
DEMOCRATS g.
=, .rbo,nas r. Cobb > C. G. MatsOn.
3 -3tr1tler ". s;ocSsager II Robert Lowry.
William g. Holman. 1870
REPUBLICANS 10.
/ Moses A. MoCOid John A. kasson
3 Don b. Henderson s william p. Hepburn.
4 Thomas Updegrair 9 A. K. AnIerSon
q Madison r.. Cults. IL Isaac :. Struble.
DEMOCRAT l.
2J. H. Murphy.
KANSAS.
REPUBLICANS, 7.
John A. Anderson. a. l. e. " morrill,,
sDudley e.. Haskell, a. !. Louis Hanback,,
8 sraonas Ryan, "a. I. Samuel Il. Poiocs,
o.. Is. W. Perkins,
KENTUCKY.
DEMOCRATS o.
Oscar Turner, John G.. Carlisle
James Clay, Joseph G. =. Blackburn
8 john h. Halsel, IAAp Is. thompson,
Thomas a. Robertson II FRANK " OHOrd,
A'"'-' 0 REPUBILCANs2
NV. W, Culbertson, 10 John c. White
LOUISIANA
DBMOCRA D.
CarIe,on Hunt Newton {. Blanchard,
o - John Ellis 3 y Floyd King,
A. S. IRON,
REPUBLICAN i.
william b. Kellogg,
MAINE
REPUBLICANS 4.
. .rbomas b. Reed al Charles a. Boutelle,
a. l. Nelson Dingiey Jr, a. seth l." -a4''iAeA'
MAINLAND.
DRMoCRAIs5.
1 .George W. CoyingtOn. John Van Lear FindIay,
q IL Frederick q. Talbot, ANDREW u. Chapman,
d 'felter b. HobhtEel