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JuBaE TRorTEE.-The State Of NJ.
( has been SinguIaTiy unfortunate in bsi,-
I kerluil representation dnring The pressr, =. II
II Congress. For a considerable por,;.- -
time. the Hon. J. F. TRorrER w,, :.
member representing that State in eilb,, .
/ Whist MessTs. CHoLsoS and CIatRosr-
/ here, they were IN III health, and when ~
were vacated, and before the return Of n.
ent Representatives, Senator Watrrs ~ y
some months confined to his room BY M
tioa, and has now been compelled to l.ars n !.
iagton. Consequently, that part Of the dy., !,
member Of Congress which is the most s,aa
10 vii; the attendance 10 the wants Of ,bs -
Of The State he represents, fell undiyidedlv
Mr.. TRoTTER.


We have never yet expressed an oo;,;..
that gentleman; but as the session i, nov
ing TO a close, justice requires that We sbopS
him a passing notice. We believe, from n
have observed, that our opinion will be s,bs,;l
10 by all men Of all parties; for, if We ,,s :.
mistaken. bis amiable deportment and unoL,,
sivo modesly, have won for hin the rpos,s I
almost every member of the Senate; and l. t
been enabled to serte his State very etIscbrr


This has been strongly illustrated by h !.
ting up and carrying through two imporargn'.,
ures for The benefit Of the new counties Of M.
sippi, long time in advance of their deferred :
sition on the docket of the Sepae. If tbev {,
ab.dcd then regular order on the docket -. -
would probably hive died stl-born al he elo,,
Of the session. We alude to the bill 10 reo,g.,
ize the district court of the United States l0S 4.
State Of Mississippi, and the bill to confirm ,r
tain purchases of the public lands under DE- ~
Of the. 18Th of June, 1884. The first establish,
a court Of the United States for tbs conyenisr,.
Of that large and important portion Of Mississ,.
composed Of the counties formed out Of The CIs
taw and Chickasaw cossions of territory II,
latter Of these bills settled question shi
threatened to disturb the land titles Of an immepa
number of the citizens of the Choctaw cOuur
The courtesy displayed by the Senate on that o.
casion was alike creditable TO them and the Mi
sssippl Senator.


Judge TRoTTER is a gentleman Of decided IA
ents, strong practical sense and of most ihrOue
business habits and bears the impress Ot lha,N
flexible integrity Of principle and high NOR
worth that win the regard Of friend and foe.


Globe, June IA,