The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-14
wAasriaGroN hETTER.

~AAANEhAf ~ a AAAe Af+t Natf 1NsR -
gathering together. In less than a
month it viii convene ard organize by
eiecting a Speaker, Clerk, ~oergeant-at-
arms, and Eoorkenper. 1t VIII be the
first time that 4 new Congress viii find
a Democratic President in the White
House since James Buchanan retired
from the Presidential chair amid the
gathering gloom Of impending war.
The strangoness and significance of the
situation cannot but be felt by all.
Tie years elections being over, po-
litieal astronomers, whose TELESCOPES
have been sweeping different States,
viii new fix tlsir gaze on Washington.
Every thing points to an unusually in
teresting winter here, and to times OF
excitement on Capitol IIill. A Repub-
lican Senate and a Democratic House,
a Democratic President and a Repub-
lican Senate, Democratic Free-traders
and Democratic prosectionisis, Repub-
Lean protecticnists and Republican
f~ree-traders' administration and anti
administration ciYil-seryice reformers,
and Democratic and Republican silver
and n,i-silyer IN II, are factors co@da-
Give 10 ~eyerythilg but harmony The
House will talk, debate5 aai wrangle
endlessly over Tariff for revenue only,
civil service reform, silver money, and
various other questions. But for a
good share OF the winters excitement,
you my salsiy rely upon antagonism
botph las Wlle House aad The Up7
nl House / C9agress,
This city u always Interested i'll sigg
t'isns, no matter bow tmjsngortalas, ard
saoSe Of last Tuesday commanded
! marked attention. Tie Cabinet OIL
GERS received kilograms from the var
ious telegraphic companies, and prom
inent officials remained ut their offices
at night discussing the returns.
The question of how Tie Democratic
gains would affect the Administration,
has been discussed wherever politicians
eongregate. Some say appointments
viii lie made more rapidly now, the I'M
preston being that the President VIII
have to yield, and the PARTY be put in
%uadisputed contlol. Others express
the opinion that nothing could change
Sfo'ei'siia' ehse ie ha7 peeii lui-
4 cTFfno.. - pOttrsa .b4f eng,raF1 yirhr III him
su'ns " eouise 'i'as se'ilAe' llsus 70 mn
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~ Nv" Yin 0ouio nO' eiieo' mo p'iF
~ = siie pfeNaicis opinion ena'
iesiHeil'' ieeliis ms A'inl.nssiS 'oh
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iaA' out rather becohie ihoie flsid IN
h's "un'ishce % ms ii'aiieAai poiics'
Enir'9ee' o. eie 80, "~oFeiplheiis
nete h.Ss ~ SAN 70 " ott q PoiiticS.
rs" y 'iSAi MSht iclne . woe, aug
i9ch o. lh,e'eSs was inferred from the
I"ee oii''' t"a9 'ney 'eiii"iiieu ~ Moih
~ theif uesAs on election Jay Hlsteaa
OF visiting Tue naliesla Soafts' ana eX-
en"lislhs AeMS ~ ene i9eIai nieit COT
i'oats'
Nu'e' lhuei seafehips .he rfesiaeii'
,ida ieui'o Two s~eiie'en'ell WHO ate Wiz
ing accept places on 'he oiV'i ser
'i~e Cohihi'salVn' o"e % eA-ooiisless-
iLa'i Euseisoii' y inuS"'Ns' we otaei
Vol iIsiiiolIi' " D'uea ..stoiiiia
Aii' Nolhi"i p - ~ i'as oeei lei'ipor-
'l,iS i~s"lpoase"' "nu Vnl ie'iaih N
'iioo ions eno"sn 80 Nlo'o' 'ue new
nViNpVls ih'o 'is,i ~ 10 ~ oo'n -
'ue ne" men a'e Dei"ooia's' 'he Po'li-
v rjlb '-J ,ba admiais sss D0a'' e qhe ~', ~i'l