Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-03-06

pOSeu III the views ana aOllltleS OF the Editor.
Members of the Senate.
w Mangum n c S S Phelps Vt
George E0ans Ne Ale1 Borrop La
J Crittcnden ky T Morehead Ky
J NJ Berrien Geor w c Rires Va
j F Simmons r / w Woodbridge Mich
j A Pearce Nd E II Foster Tenn
4 II Bayard Del w L Dayton NJ
J w Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mss
Members of the House.
Garret Daris Ky Milton Bro,on Tenn
c Hudson Mass w Hunt " Y
G w Summer Va II Y CrdnSton r I
S T Vinton Ohio G M Reed Penna
John White Ky John j Hardin III
Daniel P King Mass G H Carroll " Y
" Rdvner " G. james Dellet Ala
G. B Rodney Del w Mosely Ny
s c Sample Ind r S Schenck Ohio
+ II Morse Me A H Stephens Geor
Up Phenir New York
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Alexander II Stephens
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