If on the other hand take the popular majority o
the basis, the following will be the result =
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One important advantage which the wings will derive
from their success in choosing Legislatures s that !,
will me: probably give them majority IN the s,nrs wa,sed
whose terms expire the 4h OF March nextincludng
Mr. Tamadge Of this State whose resignation has proha
bly, this been comm unicated to the 0overnorthir
teen whgs and four Locos, as follows


Whgs. Locos.
Samuel 8. Phelps, VT. John Fairfield Maine.
Rufus Choate, Mass Daniel Sturgeon, Pa
John B. Francis, RI. Benjamin Tappan, Ohio.
N P Talmadss NJ y
w. l. Dayton. N. J.
II Bayard, Del
w. d Merrick Md.
William c. Rves, Va.
l. Henderson, Miss.
f. A. Foster, Tenn.
Albert 3 White, la,
BY the reruls OF the elections this year. the choice OF
whg Senators il secured in Vermont New Jersey Mary
lane Virginia indiana and Ohio tn the % last whg gain.
already been chosen for the next six years and there
doubt that wings will be chosen in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island To 70 further, the wings OF
out Of the II Senators embraced in the class OF s45 and
have a chance in some OF the other States.
add s as sbove snd the whss have as being ony one
short If half the whole number. Two more will give
them majority, and these they will have fair chance
to get In OF the doubtful States viz.:-New York
Delaware and Tennessee.


HOUSE, or REpREsErTArIvEs
Under the new appertionmant the House Of Rspresen
tatives comprises but 223 members OF this number u



Congress. whose official existence will commence on the
4th Of March next


Members Elected thus fav:--
Dist. LOUISIANA.
L. John Slidell, Dem.
O. Bannon q Thibodeaux, Whig gain
8 John b. Dawson, DEM
4. Isaac u. Morse, Dem.


ILLINOIS.
1. Robert Smith, Democrat
2. j A. McCiernand. Democrat
g. Orlando d. Ficklin Democrat
4 John Wentworth Democrat.
o. Stephen A. Douglass, Democrat.
8. Joseph Hose Democrat.
7. Il. d. Baker, Whig,


Missouri.
Sterling Price,
John Phelps,
James B. Bowlin, All Dem. chosen by ger ral ticket
James II. Relfe,
Leonard II. Sims. Soft


VERMONT.
l. Solomon Foote, whig.
O. Jacob Collsmer, Whig
3. George T Marsh, Whig.
AiNo choice Now represented by Dsmocrstt