Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04

Cleveland as soon as he got here and go: more out of him than any old member has been ahlo to io for many weary month.
 More New Members.
 New York is the great unknown quau- tity. The hoIdoyer Republicans and the two new ones who were in former con gresSes we know, and We have heard of Colonel G. B. Mcclellan and Harry Miner. All the other 19 must begin tic noyo. If New York is x in the political algebra, Missouri is \, Illinois z and Indiana Il compound differential radical. Old mem bers tell some pretty tough stories on their coming successors from these states, but a few of them are tolcrably well known. The l2 new Republicans from Indiana had a meeting late h December at General George w. Steele's home in Marion, just to get acquainted" they said, but critics say 1t was tO organize for a Harrison boom in the coming congress. Hon. Hen " |. Johnson. the only Republican hold over of that state. was invited, but did not find it convenient tn attend. Incidentally it was agreed that General StCrlc would be leader of the delegation in tine next house, but tho friends of Mir. Johnson en- certain a different opinion, and Judge Holman says We must look out for Mir. Watson, who defeated him. By all ac- counts he is what the boys call daisy, heinz young and very ambitious. popu- lar speaker, rcady talker and thorough going hustler in politics.
 X special interest attaches to some of the newly elected Hon. T. F. Burton oi Cleveland has contested the honor with Hon. Tom Johnson thrCC times and sue cecded nt last. He iS a very successful lawyer, formerly tutor in Oberlin col. legc, and Ohio men assure LIS he is remark l ably able and has great clements of popu ! larity. So far as can nUw lIc determined, the youngest member Of the next house is Hon, Charles G. Bennett of Brooklyn 8 lawyer. just 30 years old He made th, race two years ago, was defeated by Mir Graham and rctuTned the compliment laSi | fall. He Is m ardent advocate Of the nom inatiOn of Tom Reed in lS96 Many ques tions arc asked about the successor O | Amos Cummings, whom the New York 1 CTS call Billy Sulzer. and prcdiction, arc made that Inc will rank high as an or ! ator, The man who beat Billy Wilson 1 is the title given To Hon. Aston G. Day ton of Phillippi. w Va. and he has al ready made many friends herc. He vii be among the most radical Republicans il the next house
 Eager For the Fray.
 It Is we'll worth noting that many 0 l the newly elected arC, as unc may say savage,y eager for investigations of va rious kinds Nearly all of them want |, investigate the pension office, and then are voices in favor of investigating this O that alleged abuse in many other places It is also an interesting fact that the new men dissent forcihly from the sratemen B.a. ants for seats will not be specially favored The new men come hero with all the cn thusiaSn of tho young Republicans c 1 1856 and 1860, and their general feelin! seems Ia be that everything Democrats is so desperately bad that only inve>tiga ton is needed to prove its irredeemabl badness. If they have their way, it i | likely every cuntestee will be unseatCd which will not leave Democrats enougl to demand the yeas and nays and vii give the Culored people one rcprcsentativ MT. Murray of south Carolina.
 The Chesterfield of the next house wil be Hon w, (. Owens. who defeated De fendant Brrckinridgc. but a> he is Dem ocrat his influence will be nil Hon. ~cil w. Cobb uf Missouri i> a mOnuInCnta figure heing the only Democrat ciecte, by an inc-CascSI majority. and yet he in l nearly all of them. might have donc a well if they had not been su confident
 The new men are visiting Washingtol in steadily increasing nulnher> and cac has queer stories 10 tell uf the late cam paign. some of them Say there wCrr CT tire counties in their districts in whic no Democratic meetings wvr held au' few Republican meetings of any Const qucncr, and the enorlnOuS- falling of i the vote ~.ould >crm tu confirm their vicN that the people had taken on huge dj, gust. The old mcmhcrs tcll similar storie: especially i'll the southwest. Hon. T. N Paschal ot the Twelfth Texas, who wa defeated by Republican, thinks the woo' growers organized a stay at home part and nla1o il a brilliant success. His sul cesSor, Judge Noonan, Is native of Nc Jersey and as lawyer and judge has a yer high character in Texas.
 The Louisiana Delegation.
 i The only change in tho Louisiana delt gati0n was due tn the rCtusal of Hon. Rot l