Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-13

posed in the views and abilities of the Editor.
Members of the Senate.
! W p Mangum N c S s Phelps VI
George EUons Ne Aler Ba,roo La
J J Crittenden Ky J T Morehead ny
! J NJ Berrien Geor w c Rices Va
| j F Simmons r w Woodbridge Mich
! Pearce Nd E II Foster Tenn
! Il II Baydrd Del w L Dayton "
| w Huntingdon CT JOHN Henderson Mss
Members of the House.
Gdrret Doris Ky Milton BrotUn Tenn
| G Hudson Mass w HINT "
| G. w Summer Va II CraRStOn Il L
! S II Vinton Ohio G NJ Reed Penna
/ John White Ky John J Hardin III
! Daniel p King Mass c II Carroll
! " Rayner N c James DeHet Ala
/ G. B Rodney Del w A Mosely " Y
| S Sample Ind r S Schenck Ohio
! + II Morse Me A II Stephens GeOr
J p Phenir NeaC York
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tance the undersigned agree to contribute for its
pages. from time TO time such communications as
may be requisite TO set forth and defend the doc
trines held by the united Wing Party of the Union.
George p Marsh T L Chngman
! ID d Barnard Hamilton Fish
J r IngersoH ] p Kennedy
E joy Morris ColIamer
J NJ Berrien John Hardin
! Robert Winthrop w 5 Archer
! Thomas B King Rufus Ch0ate
Alexander II Stephens
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