Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-23
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EDwARDsylLLE. NOVEMBER IS, 1924.

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EDWARDSVILLE, NOVEMBER 23, 1924.
We have information from Vardalia,
that the tive branches of the legislature
had agreed upon Tuesday (this day. to
elect a Senator TO Congress. In addition
10 the gentlemen mentioned in our last,
we learn that Gov. Coles, DR.. Alexander,
and 1. w. Smith, Esq. are candidates for
that office; and that Gov. Edwards is
candidate for reelection for the balance
OF the term which he resigned.
William Harrison, Henry Eddy, and
Alexander P. Field, are chosen Electors
OF President and Vice President Of the
United States, for the state of Illinois.
The former will vote for Mr.. Adams !;
the TWO latter for Gen. Jackson.
Presidential Election in Ohio--Re-
turns from IL counties are as follows !:
Jackson, $3.50; Clay, 474s; Adams,
1923.
In the city of c incinnati, the votes were,
for Jackson, 1925; Adams, 7ol; Clay,
$50.
We have received no papers from To-
an } al.
probable that the Jackson tickle, has sue
cecded in thai state.
Pennsylvania We have seen a state
ment of votes 10 the borough of Pitts.
ourgh. The Jackson ticket prevailed
there, by a large majority.
John Rowan has been elected Sena
tor OF the United States, by the lceisla.
lure OF Kentucky, for six years from the
18th OF March next, in the place of Mr..
Talbot, who declined reelection.
Officers and members Of the Fourth &C.
neral aSSeWoty Of Illinois.
SENATE.
ADOLpHUs F. HUBBARD, Lieu. Cover
nor, and President eT o,Scio.
EMANUEL J. WEST, .Secretarv.
ALFRED SLOO, Earollg,,y and Engrossinp
Clerk.
BENJAMIN oGLE, Doorkeeper.
SENATOR'S.
Crazvtord, Clark and Edgar-Daniel Parker.
Edfoafds--Ste phen Bliss
Fayete, B0ad aud .Yoafgomery-Francis
Kirk patrick
Franklin and Johnson-John Ewing'
Gallatin-M Michael jones'
Hamilton, jefferson and .lIario,s-Thomas Sloo.
jr.
Jackson--Joseph Duncan
Laurence and Wayie-James Bird
-1fadiSm-Theophilu w. Smith.
.Non,ve-Joseph A. Beard.
Pike, FuAon, Morgan and Green's Thomas
Carlin. +
Pope--Lewis Barker. 'f
pa--Raphsel Widen.*
'saagamo--Stephen Stilman. !. 20
81. Clair-James lie men. n ~,
Uaion and .3ierantler-John Grammar.
Waslangton-Andrew Bankson.
WAte-Daniel Hays
Elected this year. q
t Contested by Isaac N. Piggott.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THOMAS MATHER, Speaker.
CHARLES DUNN, Cie,A. f.,
ROWLAND p. ALLEN, Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerk.
JAMES SMITH, Doorkeeper.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
.4leraader-Henry L. Webb.
Bond-John Russell.
Crdgfard-David M'Gshey, and David Stew
art.
Edgar and Clark-Wiliam b. Archer.
Edvards-Henry Utter.
Fayette and yHoutgomery-John A. Wake-
field.
frankhn-Thomas NJ. Dorriss.
Galiatin-Richard T. Jones, and Timothy
Gard.
Greene and .gan-Archibald Job.
Hamilton, Jefferson, and .Narioa--Zadoch
Casey.
-Jachson-Conrad Will
Johnssn--John Bridges.
Laurence--Asa Norton.
.HatEson-Curtiss Brakeman, Geo. Churchill,
and William Dwell.
.Nonoe-George Forquer. Alt
Pobe-William Sim, and James A. White
side.
Pike and Fultsn-Nicholas Hansen.t
Randolph-Elias X. Kane, Thomas Mather,
and Samuel Walker.
Sangamo- William s. Hamilton.
81. Clair-Risdon Moore, sr. David Black
well, and Abraham Imam.
Union-John S. Hacker, and John Whita-