Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-22
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Maryland. str
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B. J. NJ Harris K S'' vsrq;n;a :; ia + BOWIE =
g. John =. Millson, D., 8. Chas J. Faulkner D.,
8. John S Caskie, D., 8. John Letcher, D..
t. William Q. Goode, D.. 10. Zcdekiah K'dwel!. D..
5. Thomas S Bocock, D.. IL. John S. Carliie K. n,
6. Paulus Powell, D., l2: H A. Edmundson, D.,
is Fayette McSullen, ID. - -
'a....5a North Carolina. n 71.
/. Robert T. Paine, X. n, 5. Edwin G. Reade: K: N,
WarTfn n, Mns,%w MIa% d. T0Ts"G r. GlinsnSn Gsaage
l. John Mcqueen, D., ~ 4. Preston s. Brooks, D.,
2. William Aiken d. 5. James L. Orr d.,
5: Lawrence N. Kett1 D., s: VIM W. Boyee, D.
James y !: Seward D., %a,n. {shn cts 5sPp5iD D.
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/. Percy Walker, KIN, 4 William R. Smith, KIN,
g Eli s. Shorter, D., .. George > Houston, u,
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Rs"SeR s swsgh Basnst D. William a. Laee
s. John A. Quitman, d. -.s
louisiana
George ESsts NJ Thomss 7asn G. s.n1gs pigidsSn' d.
l. 77motzy c. Dax III IL. EB Horton KIN,
2. J. s. Harrison K n, l2. Samuel Gayocay, X. n,
8. L. d. C,un1aJeh 4. NJ, 1S. John Sherman, Il. ~,
4. Matthias II Nichols, a. PAueman Bliss,
f'1ssts Rs.ce a% @ 49, 49, Msa,a % ID Bsa SRp
Z. -4ason Harlan, H. A., II. q e/ AN'1ght, A. ~,
s. BENZ, Stanton, K A., IS. Benz. +: Letter, K. ",
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TO- Oscar F. Moor Moore, X. n, 90 Joshua 4: Gidlsngs
q. john 4, Binehan, 4: ~,
Kentucky.
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|. .A'bert 6. Watkins D. George "; W5nSs Jones p,
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s. Charles Ready K N ,on.a 10, Thomas Rivers H. NJ
> I Wm H. Ting English, D, {. II: ;: SCOT, K:X,
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s. d. p Hol1Oauy T. N, H. SuMafI s ,.:s Bre"'0"'
Au B Masb"n, 3 Nm VIM; a: Richardson, asrsis d.
T,t s:s z%, '9T Ss%ss1 Ssmss Asn Msrshei p D.
l. Luther NJ Kennett, X. n, 4. *Mordecai Oliver, D.,
3 sGehrist Porter, . John e. Miller, Miller, n
3. james J. Lndley X. ~, g. John 5. Pheps' d.
Z. samuel Caruthers, d.
arkansas
l. Alfred B. Greenwood, 2. Albert Rust, ID.
Michigan.
J. H:%;; E% a 'ass"s, hssss George & "ss' F:si "
Florida.
l. Augustus E. MAXWELL d.
Teams.
l. Lemuel d. Evans, K. n; . p Il. Bell u.
!. Augustus Hail. D., 2 james 7Aorington, f. ~
Wisconsin.
l. Daniel " e''s' IS $. caa. Balisys~.t NJ h; "'"''"
California.
l. James w. Denver, D., g Philip l. Herbert, D.
+ formerly wligS
voting for James L. Orr.
wings voting for Pennington.
whig voting for Fuller, of Pennsylvania
Those in italics ''republcans,
| Those marked K. N. are know-pothIngs
RECAPITULATION.
| Know-nothings and republicans voting for Banks IL
| Republican know-nohings voting against Banks
| National know-nothngs voting for Fuller
| Democrats voting for Richardson aud Orr
Mr. Miller, of Missouri, and Mr.. Chids, OF Me-
York. absent since the beginning OF the session; MI
| Trumbus seat vacant. A number OF times With
the last four weeks the number recorded above a
having voted for Mr. Banks could have elected him
and if to these are added the republican know.noti
ings who vote for Mr.. Pennington, it would give
the side of the House supporting MIR. Banks ce'
majority of the whole number, even with an dnusu
| attendance.
This list has been prepared with great care, ar
is believed to be accurate. If any gentema:, is e
roneously classed it will give us pleasure to mai
the correction Wash. Union.