"The whole nnmAyr of representatives now | from the slave States is seventy. Add the other two-fifths, and it will be eighty-three. If the amendment prevails, and the States withhold the right of suffrage from persons of oolor, It will de duct about thirty-seven, leaving them but forty five. With the apportionment unchanged, | the eighty-three Southern members, with the Demo crats that will in the best times be elected from the ,