The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03

ssare Of Representatives since the adoption Of the fedora
sorsit uton -
wAsHINGToN's ADMINISTRATIONS.
From March 4th 1889 to March 4tb, l'so
first Compensation. Freasrck A. Auhlenourg, OF
PeDD. anti federalist.
Seomd Conoress-Coi Jonathan rEumbull, of Conn,
hd~ralist from 1871 to l7s3.
Third COMPENSATION. Muhlenburg again elected 1893
to 1895.
Fb.rth caacress--Gen Jonathan Dayton, of New Jer-
sey federalst, 1905 to 1877.
j. ADAMS ADMrNIsTRAT
FiftA Congess-Gen. Dayton re ected, 1907 to 179s
SisA Ccnge.-Theo iore sedgewich of Mass, federal
ist, 1899 to 1901
JEFFERsoN's ADMINISTRATIONS.
Ssrenh Congress athaniei Macon, Of N G., democrat
1901 10 1903.
Msaa Co'aress-Mr. Macon reelected, 1903 TO 1905.
AiaM Gngress.-Mr Macon again reelected, 1906 to
Hmn Congress Gen. Joseph B. varnum, democrat, Of
Mass, ls07 to 1902
Mr.. MADIsoN's ADMINISTRATION.
Eiererh Conges.-Governor varnnn reelected;
1909 to 1871. ~
NrsDh Congress. Clay, of Kentucky, democrat;
1871 to 1873.
Thirteenth Congress-Mr. Clay was reelected; 1918 to
1875 but oeiDg sent peace Commissioned to Ghent
succeeded ny Langdon Cheves OF South Carolina.
Fourteenth Congress,-Mr Clay again elected; 1878
10 1917.
MR.. MoNROE's ADMINISTER ALTON.
fifteenth CongressNr. Clay again elected; 1917 to
Seenh Congycss--Mr Clay was again elected: 1910 to
1871. He resigned and John W. Taylor, of New York,
feoeTalist, elected.
Srente.nh Congress Philip P. Barbour, of Virginia,
racieal democrat; 1921 10 1923.
Esehteenth Ctnsrsss-Mr Clay again elected; %
to 1876.
10 ADAMS ApMINIsrR ALTON.
Nimtpnh ctnsTess John W. Taylor of New York,
rational republican, elected second ballot Vo!e:
Tay Tor. 90; 1875 to 1877.
fwe7iiah Consscss-Audrew Stevenson, of Virginia,
loco foco or raeica Crawford dem elected on first
bsLt. Vote Stevenson. l04 J. W. Taylor, OF New
York, %; fcatiertg z; 1927 10 1872
GENERAL JAcKsoN's ADMINISTRATION.
7uenty first Gngres.-Mr Stevenson s.eected. Vote
for Stevenson 15.; 1879 to 1881.
z,ssntysecnd tOn9ress-Mr. Stevenson reeected 1881
to 1888
7benty-thrd Congress,--Mr Stevenson was reelected
but hipg appointed Minister to England succeeded
BY john Bell tennessee, whig tenth ballot. vote-
Es ia; j. X. ols u.s. scattering and blanks, 26, 1883
to 1876.
2ntniy. fourth Congress.Jas. X. Polk, of Tennessee
deUserat VoVe:-rol, 132; Bell 81; scattering 81 1885
Mr.. VAN DUREN's ADMINISTRATIONS.
T,ren,tfM eng,tss.-Mr Polk VAS re-eecte1 vote for
Polk ll6; Rell, l0S scattering, 8; 1887 to 1870
TUenip-S,rfh ftpgreS-R w. r. Hunter, of Virginia. null
ide elected vote 1lo for HUNTER 1l3 for others 18th
bsllo--IssS 10 1S41
HARRISON AND TYLER ADMINISTRATION.
Nfnfy-sererh Ltp1ress IL hn White Of Kentucky,
whig yots-l2l for White; "a for Johu Winston Jones' Of
yiiginis. DEM 10 scattering; 1871 10 1s43.
1renfg-ashh Congress John Winston Jones, of vr-
III -, cem Soe ioI mes, A-o. John Whte, OF ken-
sacky, SO; 1S43 to 1916.
PCLKS ADMINISTER ALTON.
7tctniy.ninM Ctngress.--J0hn W. Davis, of Indiana,
dem; vote 'or Davis 100; Saml. f. Venler of Ohio ~
scattering, 10: 1916 10 1847
7hirheh Ctn5ress.-Robert Winthrop of Mass, wing;
vote, I'd bsot 10; Linn Boyd dem Ca scattering, Al
1847 " 1879.
TAYLOR's ADMINISTRATIONS.
TTuty.fr i60gyeSs-Howeli Cobb, Of Georgia. dem.
elected by plurality OF on 18th ballot; 1919 to 1851
T1LLMORE's ADMINISTRATION.
s1d IInnR .v0 of ho.
1881 TO 1858.
PHRCEs ADMINISTRATION.
Thiy-thrd Congress Linn Boyd Of Kentucky; 1858
70 1855.
The House of Commons may sit hout Speaker, but
House must elect one he is expressly mentioned
In the constitution and it Is held that no business
be done until he is chosen There is proi ion as to
hos he shah he chosen,