Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-29

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Maryland.
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2 John s. Millson, D., s. Chas. J. Faulkner, d.
g. John s. Caskie, D., 8. John Letcher D.,
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North Carolina.
l. Robert T. Paine, K. n, 5. Edwin g. Reade, r. NJ,
g Thomas Rufin, D., 6. r. u furyear, n. N,
g. Warren Wiuslow D.. Z. Burton Crage, D.,
4. l.. O'B. Branch D.. s. T. L. Clingman D.
South Carolina.
I. John Mcoueen. D.. L. Preston S. Brooks D.,
5. Lawrence N. Keitt D., g. VIM. w. Boyee' D.
l. James L. Seward D, : John 4; Jqp IqqpPbn, D.,
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Mississippi.
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5. John 4. Quitman, D.
Louisiana.
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TO- Oscar F. Moore, K H., 20. Joshua Z: tii@ti"gs,
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kentucky.
l. Henry Burnett D. HGhH M.1:laI M; l1Iiott S
T. Z. sAlbert "A tHtr% c. Taboti, D., eander NJ Cox X n
s. Joshua H. Jewett' d., ~ s"""el '"ope' H. w.
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s. Samuel A. Smith, D., 8. I. T. Zolicotler \. NJ
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Illinois,
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a. .H,mes Inor X ", s. Samuel S Marshall, D.
l. Luther NJ kennett, h.Nr 4. No're'a; ~ Nil ~
g SGilchrst Porter, y. John " Mlier,
g. James }. Lindley, X. NJ, 6. John S Phelps D.,
T. #Samuel Caruthers, d.
arkansas
l. Alfred B. Greenwood, 2. Albert Rust, d.
lIichiqan
l. m a. Ho~ard K A. 5 D. @ s. W%.'riags' "a part 4; w.
Florida.
1. Augustus E. Maxwell, D.
Terms.
J. Lemuel d. Evans, K n, 9. 2. H. Bell, D.
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!, Daniel Wells D. "'s's"st"i o. 6: e. wasnsu,ne,
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California.
l. James W. Denver, D., ,. Philip T. Herbert, ID.
< formerly wings.
voting for James L. Orr.
wings voting for Pennington.
s whig voting for Fuller, of Pennsylvania
Those in italics "republicans,
Those marked h. n. are know.nothings
| RECAPITULATION
Know-nothings and republicans voting for Banks IL.
Republican know-nothings voting against Banks
National knownothings voting fs'r Fuller si
| Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr 81
Mr.. Miller, Of Missouri and Mr. Childs, of New
York, absent since the beginning of the session; Mr.
Trumbull's seat vacant. A number of times within
the last four weeks the number recorded above a
having voted for Mr.. Banks could have elected him
and if to these added the republican know-noth
ings who vote for Mr.. Pennington, it would give t.
the side of the House supporting Mr.. Banks clea
majority of the whole number, even with an hnusua
| attendance.
This list has been prepared with great care, ant
is believed to be accurate. If any gentleman is er
roneously classed it will give US pleasure to max
the correction Wdsh Union.