Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-12
Speaker Of the House.


Speaker Of the House.
The following named persons have presided
in the House of Representatives since the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution:
uAsn1sToNa's ADMINISTRATION.
Erera March 4th, 1889. to March 4th. 119o.
F;ra CONGRESS. ss.-Gen. Frederick A. Muh-
isnburc, Of Penn. anti-t ederalst
Second Conoress. Jonsthan xrun-
hall. of Conn. Federalist. from 1871 to LIB.
= 11;r,f Congress- Gen. Muhlenburg again
eaccted, 1898 TO 1875.
Firth Congress. Gen. Jonathan Dsyton'
.|N. J., Federalist. 1896 to l197.
- J. ADAMS ApAINIsrRATros.
FrftA Congress.-Gen. Dayton reelected.
1877 to 1899 ).
Sg;rrfh Csaqrsss.-Theodore sedgw;ck. of
Eass, Teder..iist, 1890 to 1901.
JEFzEasox's ADMINISTRATIONS.
e seseaM CoaqseSs-NAt. Macon, of N. C.,
Dem, 1901 to 1903.
Eighth Coagress.-aIr Macon reelected
1903 to 1895.
Ntnta C.aqress Macon again re-
elected. 1906 10 1907
Tenth CioRgress.-Eien. j. =. Farnam'
Dem, Of Mass, 1857 20 1903.
Nh MADIsoN's ADNISIsrKArIos.
Ete6enN tOagffSf, ,--OoF- So ~"
reelected 1863 TO 1911.
s 7treltth Congress Henry Clay, OF n.y.
Democrat 1sil 10 1913.
Thirteenth Congrrss sir. Clay was re-
elected; 1918 TO 1915; bet beng sent as peace
Commissioner to Client. succeeded by
Langdon Cheves. of South Carolina
F6uteentA Casgress. Clay was again
elected 1915 to 1917.
Mr. sfoSacEs ADMINISTRATION.
Fifteents G,ngress MIR. Clay was again
slscted; 1877 to 1919.
.SSirseepth Congress Clay was again
elected 1919 to 1921 He resigned anu
John w Taylor, OF New York, Federalist,
was elected.
.Seeentecnta C.agrsss Philip P. Barbour
OF Virginia. radical Democrat; 1871 TO 1873
Eighfcer,tls Cta7ress.-Mr. Clay again cleo
-s.tej; 1928 to 1925.
J. q. ADAMS ADMINISTRATIONS
Niaetceath Congress John ". Taylor, of
Kew York. National Republican, elected on
seeo1a ballot Yosas: Ta5. .or, 50; 1925 to
1927.
1.seatie;h Congress Andrew Stevenson,
Of Virginia, Loco Foco or radical Crawford
Democrat, elected on first ballot Vote:
Stevenson, 104; J W. Ta5lnr. of New York,
81 scattering. 1927 to 1929
GEN. jAChsON : ADMINISTRATIONS
Tee. .y-;irst Congress. Steyenson, re-
elected Vote for Stevenson, 152; 1929 to
1881.
reelected 1881 to 1888
Tpentv-tl.ird Congress Mr.. Stevenson
was reelected, but being appointed Minister
to England. was succeeded bv John Bell, Of
Tennessee Wing, OF tenth ballot. Vote
Bell. 1I3 j. K Polk, rs; scattering and
blanks % 1888 te 1885.
Tseenty tonrth C,,aqress--J K. Polk, of
Tenn, DEM Vote Polk 1872 !; Bell, 81 /;
scattering, 9; 1889 10 1857.
aR Van BURae's ADMINISTRATORS.
9restg,tt1d Caeg,rss. = sIr Polk was re-
elected; vote FOR Polk, l15; j. Bel, los !;
eesttsriue 3 1887 10 1859.
Tsesn s5atk Gyagress NJ. Z. Hun
ser OF Virginia Nolier. elected vote IL
for ss,.te.; llo tos otlers. llth baliot-l953
70 1871.
HARRISON AND TYLEE 4pslIs ;s-RATIoS
Teentp-ssee,,nE Corgress--,John White of
by fiis. Vote :-121 for White; 81
for join Winston Jones, of Virginia, Dem !;
is scattering; 1911 to 1913
Trentg-eighth Coagress.-John Winston
Jones, Of grginia, Dem. Vote fer Jones
125; j. White. of KY, 80; 1915 to 1910
PoLK's REPRESENTATIONS.
T,cenig-a5ath Csagrsss -J w. Davis. Of
Indiana Dem Vote for Davis. 12o; Sam'l
F. Yinton, of Ohio, ~ scattering 10; 1916
to 1917.
Tkfrlieth Congress Robert Winthrop.
OF Mass Wing. Vote, Sd ballot, I10 Linn
R2yd, Dem. 81; scattering IL; 1917 to
IAYIoI's ADmIs1sTR srroy.
7hirty.frst Congress. Howell Cobb, Of
.4eergia, DEM, elected by plurality of on
9th ballot; 1919 to 1851
FILLaoRE's ADMISIsrnAr1os.
TAisty-seeond C1ngrees Linn Boyd. of
KY, Dem, 1851 to 1858
PIERcE's ADMINISTRATION.
TAirty-third Congress-Linn Boyd, of
Ky, 1858 to 1855
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RUaoREp DISMISSAL or 3IR CRAMprox.-
e 4 Washington correspondent of the Journa!
Of Commerce. says:-