Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-26

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Maryland.
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s. J. Nj. Harris K NJ Vsyo;nia r. sn + BOWIE =
3 3 jnbn s. Nilsson b., s. Chas. ]. Faulkner, D.,
2 John Caskie D. 0. John Letcher, D.,
T. William O. Goode, D., 10. Zedekah Kidwell, D.,
s Thomas s. Bocock, D., IL. John S. Care, K. n,
6. Paulus Powell D. l2. H. A. Edmundson, D.,
Is. Fayette McMuen, D.
North Carolina.
l. Robert T. Paine, K. n, s. Edwin G. Reade. K. N,
9 Thomas Rutfn D. 6. r. C. Puryear, K n,
g. Warren Winslow, D., Z. Burton Craige, D.,
4. L.. OBJ Branch, b., 8. I. L. Clingman, D.
South Carolina.
l. John Mcqueen, d., 4. Preston s. Brooks, D.,
5. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, D., 6. VIM. W. Boyce, D.
Georgia.
/. James l.. Seward D., 5 John H; Lumpkin, D.,
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l. PERCY Walker KIN. 4. William R. Smith, K. N.
2. Eli S. Shorter D., s. George 3 Houston, D''
8. James F. Dowdell, D., 6. W. H. W Cobb, D.,
T. Sampson W. Harris D.
Mississippi
BsnsI RsnSeR B. wsgh Btnt d. William a aaff Iafe
s. John 4. ouman, D.
I. George Eustis. K. n. g. Thomas G. Davidson, D.,
9. Miles Taylor, D., 4. John NJ sandige D.
Ohio.
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10. oscar F Moor Moore. X Il, 90 Jos.ua r. Gidlings,
o. John i: Bi"g1aan, K. n,
kentucky.
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s Joshua n .ewett. b., 10 Samuel F. Swope, X. N.
Tennessee
l. *Albert G. Watkins d. George w Wsaht Jones D.
J. samuel @ i 4. sHsnn Smith, d. s. F. K zolicoier h.N,
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Illinois,
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J. s,s sss 5sy n@S w. sass samuel S Asn Msrshn D.
/. Luther NJ. Kennett, X. N. *Mordecai Oliver u,
. eCilchrist Porter 5. John G. Miller,
D. james D. i''007es :. Samuel S nue. caruthers, g, % D.
ARKANSAS
l. Alfred B. Greenwood, 3. Albert Rust, d.
Michigan
I. Hnn. 4. Rorard, K n, g. d. S. Halbridge, 4: ~,
q Henry "a'd'0" Il: n izo,iao 4 George W. peek' L.
l. Augustus E. Maxwell, D.
Terms.
/. Lemuel D. Evans N, 2. P. H. Bell D.
| !. Augustus Hall, D., ?. James 7Aoringon, X N.
n.nio, Wells y "'s's"ss"; o. G. G. uasa5urne,
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California.
1. James ". Denver, D., 2. Philip 7. Herbert D.
= formerly wings.
! voting for James l.. Orr.
! wings voting for Pennington
| whg voting for Fuller, OF Pennsy lvanla
| Those in italics "republicanS,
| Those marked X. n. are know.nothings
RECAPITULATIoN.
| Know-nohings and republicans voting for Banks ii
| Republican know things voting against Banks
| National know -nothinGS voting fur Fuller
Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr
Mr.. Miller, of Missouri, and Mr. Childs, of Ne'
York, absent since the beginning of the session; NJ
Trumbus seat vacant. \ number OF times With
the last four weeks the number recorded above
having voted for MIR. Banks could have elected hin
and if to these are added the republican knOw.not
ings who vote for Mr.. Pennington, it would give
the side of the House supporting Mr.. Banks cle'
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
the correction. Wdsh. Union.