THE rHlRTrRTH CONGRESS.
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We observe that the whig press is, at this early
day, specializing upon its chances of having a ma
jority Of wings in the House Of Representatives at
the opening OF the Both Congress. We have not
YET seen majority Of the Senate claimed by them
The New Bedford Mercury has esphersd Il all out,
and demonstrated, doubtless to its own satisfaction
that there have been and viii be gains enough to
give the wings lis members Of the, next House.
which that paper gravely asserts will be majority
The next House Of Representatives will be com !
posed of 23O members, and by what Yankee inge.
nuity oo-laborer If not IL the vineyard, near a
vineyard, makes il5 majority of 23O, we are at
loss to discover. But we can assure him that, in
our opinion, formed from the best data which the
admits Of the wings will fall much short Of us
members in the House of Representatives of the
3Oth Congress. And believing that the calculations
now made and published BY The whig presses, are
intended to affect the coming autumn elections in
New York, Massachusetts,, New Jersey, &c, we
will endeavor to furnish an antdote to the bane by
giving estimate Of the party composition Of the
next House of Representatives, under the sonndest
data, and calculated by the best authority 300 VI


We win correct our New Bedford contemporary
in his statement that there has been, assuming Vim
toms election certain, whg gain Of 10 in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. IN the present House the dele
cations from Pennsylvania and Ohio stand 25 demo-
Gratis to 30 wings. In the next House theyBwill
stand, admitting the election Of vinton, III demo-
crats To 2siwhgs--being gain of eight instead of
thirteen r..s,,+,,g.yT Avn !


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