The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-08


aud he expec ed it to be ready by Sat
urday next Therefore the prospects
ere tha' Secretary Msnning will occu-
py his Old office in the Treasury De-
partment by Monday next.
The FiTtieth Congress-.
The list OF nominees for Congress at
Republican and Democratic headquar-
ters in this city is substantially the
same. Elections have already been
held in Oregon, Vermont and Maine,
aud the delegations in the Fiftieth
CopgUss will be the same as in the
present Congress. Ia Alabama there
will he changes Ia the Fifth and S xh
Districts, Mess-s. Sudler and Martin
b5ing succeeded by Messre. Cobb and
Bankhead. Arkansas will return the
present delegation. Ia California
MessEs. McKeDna and Morrow are the
only members of the present delega-
ton reuomlnatsd. Colorado will re-
turn Mr. Symes. la Connecticut two
of the four members have been renom-
mated. Mr.. Wait, the ia her
Of The House in years, and
who has been a member five
termF, retires to private life. Della
ware substitutes Mr.. Pennington for
Mr.. Lore. Florida will return the
present delegation. Georgia has
dropped Messrs. Harris, Hammond
and Reese. Illinois changes but three
OF her representatives-tbat Is, in the
Third, Twelfth ard Seventeenth Dis.
tricts. In Indiana the new nominees
sre from the First, Second, Ninth and
Thirteenth Districts. Iowa drops Jer-
ry Murphy in the Second District, and
Kansas Mr.. Hanback, in the Sixth.
These are the only changes in these
two delegations. In Kentucky Mr..
Robertson in the Fourth and
Col. Wolford in the Eleventh
both Demo mccrats-and Mr.. Wadsworth,
Republican, are not renominsied.
Louisiana bas thee new nominees,
returning Mess,s. King, st. Martin
end Iriop. In Mary and the present
delegation, except in the Thild Dis
trict, will be returned, though Mr..
FinjIay has not vet been nominated
in the Fourth District. Massachu.
sets mas thus far held only three
conventions, renominating Messrs.
Rice, DAVIS and Stone. Mr. Patrick
Collins, of Boston, will not again be a
candidate. The delegation will, with
this exception, probably be the same
as a present, though there is doubt
whether Mr.. Lowering, Democrat, from
the Lynn District, will again succeed.
In Michigan changes have been
made in the First, Second. Fifth, Sixth |
and Seventh. The nomination has
not been made in the Tenth District.
Minnesota changes the first three dis
tricts, leaving Mr.. Gilfillan and Mr..
Nelson on the list. In Mississippi
Mr.. Singleton, who was a member of |
the Thirty-third Congress, in Pierce's
administration, 1etires. In the Sew
enth District Gen Charles E. Hooker,
an old member, succeeds Mr.. Banks
dale. Missouri changes only in the
Second and Fourteenth Districts, and
Nebraska in the first. Nevada has re-
Mr.. Washburn. New
Hampshire retains Messrs. Haynes and
Gallirger. New Jersey will loss Mr..
Greco, who has been nominated
for Governor. The delegation, with
this exception, will probably be the
same. In New YORK Messfg. Stahl-
necker, SwinburDe, HisCock and Nut
ling are the only nominees flr re-elec.
ton. Mr.. Pindar has been defeated
IN the Twenty.fouith aud Mr.. Ses-
,ions in the Thirty-iourth. Out of
he thnty-four members only six have
thus far bsen named. North Carolina
changes in the First, Third Fourth
and Sixth. Ohio has renominated all
he present members except two, with
l third to be added, Mr.. Lefevre retr.
ng. In Pennsylvania changes have
70 far been made in eight districts
5ov. Curtin relires, and Mr.. Msi,h,
IN old member, will succeed Mr..
'weepe. Mr.. Boyle, in the Twenty.
irst District, is to have the opposition
If Mr.. Rafferty,, who is said 10 be very
Inxious to come to Congress. Rhode
slsnd has not vet nominated. In
'outh Carolina Mr.. Aiken retires en-
ccount OF i'll health, and nominations
ave not been made in the Fourth and
fifth Districts. In Tennesse Roder-
ck Random Butler sccceeds Mr.. Petit
one and Senator Whitthorne is nom. {
mated in the Seventh. Changes also !
ccur in the Sixth and Eighth Dis 1
riots. Texas drops Mef srs. Jones, Q
,hrockmorton, Welborn and Miller. I
'irginia transfers Mr.. Daniel to the
snate. Mr.. Tucker and Mr.. Barbour t.
etire. Messrs. Libby and Brady, the C
wo Republicans, we've defeated for re-
omination, as was also Mr.. Trigg. the
lemoerat from Abingdon. West Vir-
mia has made but one change, Mr.. =
ibson in the Fourth District. Wiz L
'nsin drops Mr.. Bragg. Mr.. Van I
chaiek declines 10 become a candid a
10 and Mr.. Guenthei was not renom- 3
lated. s
There have thus far been conven-
ons held in l60 of the 1876 Democrat
districts as represented in the pres :.
1t Congress, and So have failed OF re- II II
,mination. In l40 Republican dis. I'
lets as now represented there have VI
ZEN but III conventions and 20 have y
lied of renomiuation. OF the 1926 p
embers of the Forty-aighth CONGRESS 10
8 were reelected. The indications "
9 that the next Congress will have IL
b OF the present membership OF the
Ouse.
At Democratic headquarters the es- n
mated gains are in the Second and ca
Kth California, Eighth and Eleventh ar
diana, Ninth Kentucky, Fifth Mis- r,
III, Tenth Tennessee and Ninteenth ~,
w York, the Abby district, a total -
eight; OFFSET by conceded Losses in
Third Illinois, Ninth Indiana, ~,
IN lowe, Twenty-third New York, q, 10
;, Spriggs'5 district, aud four Ohio Ss
sricts. Eleven Democratic districts o oo
regarded as doubtful-the Fourth ~
nneetieut, Tenth, Eleventh. and Six
nth Illinois, First and Sixth Iowa, RI