Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-16

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5. John Cadwalader, D., II. Ddoid F. Robison, K ~,
5ohp Rek%an RSs7asn,. d 49, s 1 @ 6rd1s r. he A.
8. Clancy Jones, d., 90. Jonathan Knight K. ",
10. John G. KunIel, K ~, %. S: 4. Purv;ance, x ~,
H. H. HsnTy esy n me4 Fuss A. y 6a1d sSf Baresy
25. John Dick, K ~
DeLlao0re.
l. Elisha D. Cullen, KIN.
Maryland.
J. 5.Ts' j. Be- kesss D. H Rs$.n Ros <
!. Thomas +: Bay'y, D., !. william Smith, D.,
2. John s. Mison, d., 8. Chas. j. Faulkner, D.,
8. John Caske, D., O. John Letcher, D., ( .
5 s. Thomas % s. Bocoek, d. d. H. John S Carlile, K n,
6. Paulus Powell, d., y: H: A. Edmundson, D.,
North Carolina.
l. Robert T. Paine, K. n, 5. Edwin G. Reade K. n,
9. Thomas Ruffn, D., 6. r. c. Puryear X. n,
8. Warren Wnsow, D., Z. Burton Craige, D.,
4. L. OBJ. Branch, D., s. 7. L. Clngman, D.
l. John MCQUEEN D. S'N'" cas preston Brooks, D.,
2. William Aiken, D., 5. James L. Orr, d.,
Georgia.
]. James z @ l. Seward D., }1hn 37 csR LSRpbn, D.,
kss ksSs5s T1Rpf S;.5 + Eo;sr ss.ssns
l. Percy Walker N, l. William R. Smith, K. N,
9. Eli S. Shorter, D., 5. George s Houston, D.,
3. James F. Dowdell, D., 6. W. r. W. Cobb, d.,
l. Sampson W: Harris D.
Mississippi
RsnsI RendleS b. s "5ga BgHne D. William i f a. Lake.
5. John A. Quman, d.
Louisiana.
Sssg gSa1s Eg b 3asn T1Hnsi s. ssngs RissiSn g. D.
l. Timothy c. Dan H. B. Horton G.N,
: ! 5 Hsssss tsss II H. IS IS ] s%"s :;ss s%.ssez
4. Mttthms IL Nichols, IA. Phileman Bliss,
g & ! zissss &sss zss & 4 w. 5s 5s: M:ss A SsH |
Z. .Aaron Ha,1a", K n, Il. {; j. -40rigAt, K n,
s Bs1 Stunto", 4 y Is. Bsnj zss + H:its' h.s' H. ~
10. Oscar F. Moore, K~N, 20. JosAua K didaings
q. john 4: Bi"gaam, Il. ",
kentucky.
: u v 'e%Sss' 9%5ssTsoa H. $ , K Ha;Ih4'l: k;ss
5. Joshua H. Jewett d., 10 Samuel F. Swope, h. n.
l. *Abert G. Watkins, D., s. George W Jones, D.,
:. samuel m e. sTsn; Smith, D, 5 + + zocoiisr K:N,
5shn kssSy 80 Ebamss HSsrt * \
i S%''n T% II Hii'ss Esfss 3d. D., : IL ieps scott
+ t IT, S.njaet, K ". 8: ss1uylT c9taz, X n,
II. john L. Petit.
Illinois.
;::: "si$ 5::$:i A:$ %::,; D. D.
''''''' '''''' - " Missouri.
Luther Bennett NJ 1Mordseai ,n s M;I,ir Oliver d.
7&Samuel Caruthers, D..
arkansas.
l. Alfred B. Greenwood; ic.,;aan :; Albert k"s'' D.
H~y E Ha1s"s H1ssss < T. George e. eS:ss Fssi, s s.
Florida.
/. Augustus E. MAXWELL d.
Ierns.
l. 1emus D. Evans X NJ fo,;a. T. P. H. Bell D.
l. Augustus Hall, D., 2 James 7zorington, Il: v:
l. Daniel Wells D. czas B:aisg1s,ss !" %''''"'"<'
| California.
l. James ". Denver, D., 3 Philip 7. Herbert, ID.
| formerly wings.
voting for James Il. Orr.
| wings voting for Pennington.
| whg voting for Fuller, Of Pennsylvania
Those in italics "republicans,
| Those marked X. n. are know.nothings
! REcAPITuIArIoS.
! Kuow.pothings and republicans voting for Banks IL
Republican know-nothngs voting against Banks
National know-nothings voting Tor Fuller
Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr
Mr.. Miller, of Missouri, and Mr.. Chds, Of Me-
York, absent since the beginning of the session; MI
| Trumbulls seat vacant. A number OF times With
the last four weeks the number recorded above q
having voted for Mr. Banks could have elected him
and if to these are added the republican know-notf
| inps who vote for Mr. Pennington it would give
the side of the House supporting Mr.. Banks cles
majority of the whole number even with an dnusu'
attendance.
This list has been prepared with great care, an
| is believed to be accurate. II any gentleman is e
roneously classed it will give US pleasure to max
tho correction Wash. Union.