Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-11-19
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Political Division of the Next
Senate and House.
Sweeping Results Of the Battle
at the Polls.

The New York Herald says that in the
Fifty-thirl Congress the Democrats will
have control of both Senate aud Houss of
Representatives. The result shows the next
Senate, unless later returns change the
figures. viii stand: Democrats, 43; Repub-
leans, Al. Independents, 4, making an ant
Republican majority of g.
The term OF thirty-oa Senator's nineteen
Republicans and twelve Democrats, expires
on March next. The present Senate is
composed of:
Ieepuoticahs ....s.....'.'-......... -
democrats. ...........,............ 81
Farmers ALLIANCES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
The next Senate will consist of:
fSepuoucans '...'.. ..........'.......-.'.. -
democrats OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
F.rnerS Alliance .................,..... 4
In the present Senate the forty -four States
are represented by the Senators In the sub
joined table. Those whose terms expire in
March are indicated by dagger III; those
whose terms will expire and have already
been reelected by an asterisk ~, and in two
States Legislatures have already been chosen
which will elect Senators of the same politi-
cal party as those who retire. They ara in
dictate by double dagger IT..
In the elections where thu Legislature
chosen will elect Democrat to succeed
fNSDuDiicdn tQe name OIL cue 5kMluZ OoudJoF
is printed in SMALL CAPITALS, Farmers
Alliance Senator to succeed Republican in
ttdlic.
ALABAMA. MONTANA.
John 7. Morgan. ID w. F. SANDERs+. r
James L. Pugh. I'D Thomas Z. Power.,R
ARKANSAS. NEBRASKA
James H. Berry. ID A. S. Paddock Z r.
James K. Jones. I'D C. F. Henderson. r.
CALIFORNIA NEVADA.
CHAs. N. FELroN+. R W. NJ. Stewart :. R
Leland Stanford R john P Jones. R
COLORADO. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Eiwd o. Wolcott R VIM. e. Chandler r
Henry N. Teler-..R Jacob H. Calm ger. r
CONNECTICUT. NEW JERSEY.
Jos. R, Hawley +...R Rufus Bio igett I ID
Orviile H. Platt. R J'hn R. Mop lerson.D
DELAWARE NEW YORK
George Gray It'd FRANK HIscoCK+. r.
Anthony Higgins..R David B. Hill I'D
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Samuel Pasco It'd Matt W. Ransom D
Wilkinson Call. I'D Zsbulon B. Vance d
GEoRGIA NORTH DAKOTA.
Alfred H. Co.quitt. D Lyman K. Casey r
IDAHO. OHIO.
George L Shoup. R John Sherman. ..R
Fredk. T. Dubois. R Calvin s. Brice 30
ILLINOIS. OREGON.
Shelby NJ. Cullom. R Joseph N. Dolph r
John M. Palmer. I'D John II. Mitchell. K
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA
David NJ. Turpie I'D NJ atthew S. Quay+. r
Dan'I W. Voorhees, J.Donald Cam. ro1 r
IOWA. RHODE ISLAND
James f. Wilson. R Nelson W. Aldrich. R
VIM. B. Allison....R Nathan F. Dixon. L
KANSAS SOUTH CAROLINA
B. W. Pc, kins ...R Matthew C. Butler. D
Vim. A. PETER. F A John L. NJ. Irby. ID
KENTUCKY. SOUTH Dakota.
john G. Carlisle. ID Rich. F. Pettigrew.R
J. c. S. Blackburn. D James Fl. Kyle. f A
LOUISIANA. TENNESSEE.
Randall L. Gibson.D William B. Bate+.
Edward D. White.D Isham G. Harris. d
MAINE. TEXAS
Eugene Hale+ .....R Horace Clilton+ ID
William P. Frye ...R Roger Q. MilIs+..D
MARYLAND. VERMONT.
Arthur P. Gornan* D Rsdtield Proctors R
Charles q. Gibsou..D Justin S. Morrill, r.
MASSACHUSETTS VIRGINIA.
Henry L. Dawes+ ..R John W. Daniel% n
George F. Hoar. ...R E2pa Hunton+ %
MICHIGAN. WASHINGTON.
F. B. Stockbridge+ R John B. Allen I. -. R
James Mcmillan. ...R Watson c. Squire R
MINNESOTA. WEST VIRGINIA.
Cushman K. Davis+R Chas. j. Faulkner+ D
W. ID. Washburn ..R John E. Kenna. %
MISSISSIPPI. WISCONSIN.
James o. George* ID PHILET's SAwYeR+R
Edw'd C. Walthall.D William F. Was. D
MISSOURI. WYOMING.
Frank NJ. Cockrell+D E. E. Warren R
George G. Vest I'D Joseph NJ Carey n
Three Republican Senators-Shermln of
Ohio; Proctor, of Vermont, and Aldrich, OF
Rhode Island-ani three Democrats-Gor.
man, of Maryland; George, of Mississippi,
and Daniel, of Virginia, have been elected.
Although Nevada will elect Fusion
Senator it will undoubtedly return Senator
Stewart, who has always bssn a Repubi-
can. He will probably vote with his party,
except on special issues like silver AMI the
Force bill.
HOUSE OF REPREsExTATIvE s
The Herald gives the following tabular
statement Of the political divisions OF the
present and the next House OF Representa-
tiyes In a few instances later returns may
result in some changes, but the table may
be regarded as substantially correct: