Arizona republican., 1896-11-11
NEW MEN IN THE CONGRESS
Many of the Old Timers Will
 Retire in March.
Cameron and Voorhees, Among Those Who Will Stay ar Home Something About the Complexion of the House.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-When the senate assemblies on March many men whose names are familiar to the country will not be included in it's membership.
 It is certain that Senator Don Cam eapu of Pennsylvania will retire, and it is predicted that Governor Hastings will succeed him. Senator Voorhees of Indiana, who has been in poor health flor several years, will be succeeded, probably, by General Fairbanks, a Re publican. Ex-Governor Foraker of Ohio has been elected ito displace Sem ator Brice Senator Hansbrough's term will expire, and it is possible that an- other Republican will laAe his place. General Gordon of Georgia will be suc- ceeded by another Democrat.
 ! Senator Hills successor may be ex- Senator T. c. Platt, who left the senate 1 during the administration of the last Ohio president Senator Irby of South Carolina goes out, and Judge Earle will doubtless come in. Senator Jones of Arkansas, who has managed MT. Bry- ans campaign, and Senator Jones of Nevada, will probably succeed them selves. Senator Kyle of South Dakota, an independent with Democratic pro- clivittes, will perhaps be succeeded by Representative Pickler.
 Senator Mitchell of Oregon will en- deavpr to secure reelection Senator ] Palmer, who led the National Demo- cratic ticket, will give way ito Re publican. Platt of Connecticut will undoubtedly be reelected. Alabama may retire Senator Pugh. -
 Teller will come back from Colorado, but as a Populist or independent, pre- panen, however, to vote for moderate tariff bill. Wisconsin will doubtless send, in place of Senator Villas, Gen e1al Spooner, who has already served in the body Senator Gibson of Mary land will make way for Senator Vel linguOm (Rep), who has been elected California will return a Republican probably Senator Perkins, now a mem ber
 There WFiia.ll he Republicans in the Fifty -fljth congress from tllirty-two states The states of Connecticut. Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Montana, New Ham, pshire, New Jersey. North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin :. Q4), send no Dennoerats, and fhe states of Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Flor ida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Utah and Wyoming 10), send only Democrats. Idaho. Ne vada, and Washington will be repre- sented by Populiss
 In the house the Republicans retain Speaker Reed and his associates in the Maine deiegation,. men of experience , and some ef thern of great usefulness. , Hill and Cannon, Republicans, are re- turned in Illinois; General Henderson and Col. Hull Of Iowa are reelected , Holman of Indiana, who was lost in the avalanche of 1894, is in doubt. and may 6e beaten; Private" John NJ. Al len of Mississippi will retain his place as humorist; Catohings, once a sound money man. floats in on the Mississippi free sflver wave; Dockery of Missouri is retMned, and Bland is once again furnished with an arena in which tc make silver speeohes.
 1t is probable that Representatiye Richardson, of Tennessee, will by ! ! virtue Of his parliamen eary experience u and peculiar adaptability, become the leader of the minority.