Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-24

10 ,ya"s. .ri' Kanfsl K N, 22 s a Pwsianoe, K ",
l.. ~ Campbell, KN,ss. SaAn Aaisor, R N,
u M Fuller e. x John M 5ea 2a ps!ls K n Barclay d.
Delasoore. .... .~ ....
l. Elisha D. Cullen, K. N. 4 a,
. Maryland. ,.i.; E..
J. James + kesss sts"sr R D. Il v Rasaa Rosn
s. j. NJ Harris K NJ n;,g;n;a. & tr F. Bowie D.
l. Thomas H. Bayly, D.. T. William Smith, D.,
g. John s. Millson, d. 8. Chas. J. Faulkner, D.,
Vein %ism csseIs 1 d.
s. Thomas S. Bocock, d.. IL. John s; Carlile, K N,
g. oaulus Powell D.. 12. H. A. .Edmundson, D.,
is. Fayette McMullen, D. ....
North Carolina. ....... -
l. Robert Rsine kN Edcip p,1ssa G. neadf N
8. Warren Winsiow, D., Z. Burton Craige, D.,
4. L. OBJ. Branch D., 8. I. L. Chngnlan, D..
South Carolina.
l. John Mcqueen, D.. T. Preston s. Brooks. D,
2. William Aiken, d., D. James L. Orr, D..
8. lawrence NJ Kett D., 6. VIM. W. Boyce, D.
!. James l.. Seward, D., ''s ). John H Lumpkin, D,
5 sess't + Tsippf K.N Nc Rosss; s,s.hsnS kS
T. iram Warner d. Az,ns,na ., Alex H. stephens L.
l. Percy Walker, KN, 4 William R. Smith, Z; NJ
?. lli Shorter, p, s. George IS Houston aoSs d.
3. James F. Dowdell D., 8. W. H. w Cooo, Dr
I. Sampson W: Harris, D. ..t
Aississipgi;,
Rsns RsnSsR Wss Es5ns william william B. hsss
''''''' ~ 30 s. John K. ouitman, D.
louisiana.
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l. 7smotnv C. Dan, III. IL: p B. Horton, K N,
3. L. b. Ia,u,Jeh X A., IS. John tAeranan K. ~,
4. Muth;as II Nichols, IA. Philsnan Bliss,
H'issss Rsee 1~5;e Ea K A. 49, 1s. Easpa1a ; RI Ba
1ssG" 1es; As"ts. hs.s" < H. Is Is G,s n 11s ze
n r, IT, 10 Ef,rurH U'n1e
TO- Oscar m Moor Moore K. H. 20. Joshua r. G;ddings,
.. john A. Bingham, 4. A.,
kentucky.
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3 Tss5; Asa5ds1 Masihc n cY., K H.
'0sho" H. 's"sf'' D.; Tennessee es s'"0s' '"'pS
AefEt vn so,sd wsfai K H. D. GsSss sn 2sRss
5sSa i TsS 4ld%ss T,as!sEs Rs:,s X
Charles Ready H. S' 1d;nna av in0"'S '''''' ~ "
!. Smith Miller, D., g. Lueia,. Bar1oarIlK. ~,
T. Tao' Hm Sum6aes, K ", 8. Schuyler co!tar, K: N,
s. D. P At10''oy 4 n, y !! sass Sa@se' 6's"0"'
| Illinois,
l. Ez;1u B. Was,5urut, 5. VIM A. Richardson, D.,
E: e: ::$:; %:::;; $::;;
T. 1uaes h"01 H. w. ,,..s.':; s. Samuel A'FS'''' -
2. sGchrisi Porter, s. John G. Miller,
| Z. samuel Caruhers, ID.
| arkansas
l. Alfred b. GREENWOOD Iiea;qan 1,,"S'' ''''
! ?. Hemrg Halaron, l. A., A. George w. Peck, d.
Florida.
l. Augustus E. Maxwell, D.
Terms.
J. Ie"0e' D. Evans K NJ 7o,:a "a T. b. 'e'''
l. Augustus Hall, D., g James 7Horingtoa, K. n
0 Wisconsin,
!. Daniel Wells, D., g c. Hashbu,ms,
/ 3. Cias. Bittinghurst.
California.
/. James W. Denver, D., 2. Philip l. Herbert, u.
formerly wh2s
voting for James L. Orr.
wings voting for Pennington.
whig voting for Fuller, of Pennsylvania
Those in italics "Iepublicans,
Those marked h. N. are know nothings
RECAPITULATIoN
Know-nothings and republicans voting for Banks IL
R.pubican kEOw-n0thIngS voting against BANKS
National know nothings voting tor Fuller :
Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr
Mr. Miller, of Missouri and Mr. Childs, Of Me-
York, absent since the beginning of the session; MI
Tfumbulls seat vacant A number of times with
the last four weeks the number recorded above 9
having voted for Mr. Banks could have elected him
and if to these are added the republican know-notl
ings who vote for Mr.. Pennington, it would give
tt e side of the House supporting Mr.. Banks cies
majority of the whole number, even with an dnusu
attendance.
This list has been prepared with great care, an
is believed to be accurate. If any gentleman is e
roneousy classed it will give us pleasure to mai
the correction. Wash. Union.
Successor to T.. L. Harding.