Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-10
Members of the Senate.

posed in the views and abilities of the Editor
Members of the Senate.
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George EUans Ne Aler Barron La
! CriHenden Ny II Morehead Ky
NJ Berrien Geor w G Ripes Va
Sinanaons w Woodbridge Mich
J A Pearce Nd E. II Foster Tenn
Il II Bdydrd Del w Ddvfon "
J w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mass
Members of the House.
Gdrret Dduis Ky Milton BrO,on Tenn
6 Hudson Mass w Hunt ~ Y
@ w Summer Va H Y Cranston RI
S I Vintoa Ohio en- Reed Penna
John While Ky John J Hardin III
Daniel King Mass CH Carroll Ny
" Rdyner " c James Delet Ala
g B Rodney Del w A Moselu NY
IS c Sample Ind r S Schenck Ohio
+ IL Morse Ne A II Stephens GeOr
J p Phenir Nelc York
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George p Marsh I'll Chnexaan
ID ID Barnard Hamilton Fish
J K IlgersoH ] p Kennedy
E joy Morris ] Coiianer
J NJ Berrien John Hardin
Robert Winthrop w S Archer
Thomas b King Rufus Choate
Alexander II Stephens
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