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PoLTIcAL COMPLEXION OF tbs Mn
CoNGR Beth branches ofthe next Cor
gress will contain decided maJoriy o. -
friends OF the Administration. Facsac-
in the Senate ere 10 be filed hy Rev
Hampshire, Virginia, Indiana, Mi#iSaF4
and Tennessee. and their Legislautes ere
OF the same party. So that the fol. seasis
will probably comprise ? Wings snd 81
Democrats, mixing 8 majority. Iesi'
are vacancies in the House VIZ talf
from Mississippi, onefrom Florida, and o.
ITO fiji vacancie>) from each oflheS,a.ss q
Louisiana, New Hampshire, aud M7'sital.
sets. There Is ne doubt of the eleciloa o
4 Democrats in Mississippi, (as The eh9-5
is by general ticket one IN Louisia1s' az
one ia Florida. Leaving New'hsEF
shire and Massachusetts out, and lhey q
no; seem likely to elect, the lioss s..
contain, according to the iaoles IN the j'..
nal OF Commerce. l3S Democrats r
Wings, 6 Nauves-Ietal ~. maJat
over Wings and Natives, 81. 61o&4s
Wing gain Of four members, and -.
cratic loss OF ten, compared win Ila I.
Congress 1chen elected Sundry ciahs
were sub7equel tly made, mostly u i1'ol FL. I.
The Wings. Of the members OF ih, @
House who vo,ed agaius, Gen VI Nal
bill to reduce the Tariff of 642, iofy, p
are re>elected, AID Of those who vot'a ~
II 81