Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31

posed in the views and abilities of the Editor.
Members of the Senate
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George ErdnS Ne Ater B6rTOU La
j Crutenden Ky j T Morehead Ky
J NJ Berrien Geor w G Pjres Va
J F Simmons X I w Woodbridge Mich
j Pedrce Md T. II Foster Tenn
i II Bayard Del w L Davfoa " j
j W Huntingdon CT John Henderson Mss
Members of the House.
G0rret Darts Ky Milton Brorn Tenn
L Hudson Mass w Hunt n
u w Summer Ia II Y Crdnst0n r
! I |mfon OHIO c W Reed Pennd
John White Ia John J Hardin III
Daniel p King Mass c II Carroll " Y
N Rayner " Jasnes DeLlet Ala
q B Rodney Del w A Moselu NY
S c Sample Ind r S Ncheack Ohio
r III Morse Ne 4 II Stephens Geor
Up Phenir Neag York
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ID d Barnard Hamilton Fish
J r IngersoA ] p Kennedv
E Joy Morris ] ColLa,ner
J M Berrien John Hardin
Robert Winthrop w S Archer
Thomas B King Rufus Choats
Alexander II Stephens
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