Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-11

prominent candidates LOT governor as loHoWs'
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Clark, Wing. ............' 1900. .oSOOO
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
Districts.
James Maurice, Democrat.
Cd. j. s. T. Stranaham, Wing, in place Of Thos.
w. Cumming, Democrat
Sd. Guy r. Pelton, wing, in place Of Hiram
Walbridge, Democrat.
4th. John Kelly, Soft Democrat, in place Of
Mike Walsh Hard Democrat.
9Th. Thomas r. Whitney, Know-nothing, in
place of William NJ Tweed, Democrat.
9Th. John Wheeler, Democrat, reelected.
7th. Thomas Childs, Jr., Wing, in place of VIII
liam A.. Walker, Democrat
Sth. Abraham X. Wakeman, Whig In place oil
Francis b. Cutting, Democrat.
9th. Bayard Clarke, Wing, in place OF Jared
V. Peck, Democrat.
10Th. A. S, Murray, Wing, in place of William
Murray, Democrat.
llth Rufus H. King, Know-nothing, in place of
Theodore r. Westbrook, Democrat.
18th. Killian Miller, Wing, in place of Gilvert
Dean, Democrat, appointed Judge
18th. Russell Sage, Wing, reelected.
14th. Doctor S. II. Dickson, Wing, in place Of
Rufus w. Peckham, Democrat.
18th. F. E. Spinner, Democrat in place Of
Bishop Perkins, Democrat.
18Th. Isaac Jackson, Democrat, inplace of Peter
Rowe, Democrat.
goth. orsamus B. Mapeson, Wing, reelected.
23d. w. A. Gilbert, Wing, in place OF Caleb
Lyon, Democrat.
9th. Amos p. Granger, Abolitionist, in place
Of Daniel T. Jones, Democrat.
18th. Edwin B. Morgsn, Wing, reelected.
Goth. Andrew Oliver, Democrat reelected.
2Sth William w. Kelsey, Wing, elected
29th. John Williams, Know-nothing, in place of
Davis Carpenter, Wing.
30th. Benjamin Prngle, Wing, reelected.
3lst. Thomas I. Flager, Wing, reelected.
32d. Solomon G.. Haven, Wing, reelected.
sd. Francis l.. Edwards Know-nothing, in the
place of Rueben T.. Fenton, Democrat
The six Congressional districts not heard from
are represented in the present Congress by
Charles Hughes, Democrat; George A. Simmons,
Wing; George w. Chase, Wing; Henry Bennett,
Wing Gerrit Smith, Abolitouist; and John ]. Tay-
lor, Democrat.
New Jsrsey-Congress, Complete.
Districts.
1. Isaiah d. Clswson, Wing, in the place Of Ma
than T. Straiton, Democrat
I'd. George w. Robbins, Wing, in place OF
Charles Skelton, Democrat.
Sd. James Bishop, Wing, in place Of Samuel
Lilly, Democrat.
4ih. George Vail, Democrat, reelected. He is
in the present Congress, and voted for the Ne
5. A. C. M. Pennington, Wing, reelected.
Illinois-Congress.
Districts.
1st Ellihu B. Wsshburne, Wing, reelected.
I'd. James A. Woodwork, in place Of John
Wentworth, Democrat.
Sd. Jesse o. Norton, Wing, reelected.
9TH. James Knox, wing, reelected.
5th. Archibald Williams, Wing, in place Of VIM
A. Richardson, Democrat.
9th. Richard Yates, Wing, reelected.
9th Lyman Trumbul, Democrat, in place o
William II. Bissell, Democrat.
The 7th and 9th districts, represented in THU
Congress by James G. Allen and Willis Allen
Democrats, have not yet been heard from.
wisconsin--Congrcss.
Districts
LIST. Daniel Wells, jr., Democrat, reelected.
| 3D. g, G. Washburn, Fusionist, in place o
| BENJAMIN G. Eastman, Democrat
| 3D. John u. Macy, Democrat, reelected.
Michigan.
We have not full returns from any congress
1 sional district in this State.