The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Same Nan
Prom the Albany journal, Jan, 8.

The LecislaturS--Members OF the Same Nan
From the Albany Journal, Jan, o.
For the eens. Of our readers We give - ss Of
sme, Liable 70 be mistaken for each ether
The Smiths, ~ usual are sirongest. There are th
IN Inc sensoys rms w,, sa sreapusean ssO%s h
Norris, Otaego county. In the Assembly there ere
more-W,iism NJ. Smith, Of Allegany, and Sidney Smi
OF OnOpdaga-both republicans.
There are two Spsncers- Mark Spence, democyt
Senator from New York, and Geo. 7. Spencer, reput
cshSmemher from Corning.
Z<nas O'ark republican senator OF Potsdam, 10 INV
at home. There is other Of toe name tins yea
Lucian Ozark, Of Copenhagen, Lewis county-a repubk
Assembly man.
Asst mbly-Jsremiah 9, Baker, of Perrinton, Moni
county, end Hezekah Baker, Of 81. townsville.
There are also two Owens, both republican member
James ) Owen, OF Port Byron, and Benson Owen, of
Erasmus D. Brooks, who Is republican member fr,
Parnhvle, st. Lawrence county, should NOS be mis.sk
Nor should Georfe W. Bradford, republican Soma
from Homer, Cortland county, be held responsible for
acts OF Robsr B. Bradford democratie member frs
New York.
There are two Johusons, both republican members
the Assembly: Thomas Johnson OF Savannah, Way
county, and BASna r. johnson, Of Colchester, Deawr
county.
Aso two Motifs, both In the Assembly. Samuel j. Nc
Of Saratoga, n Q republican; George Mott Of Bang
Ipgbam Tow ascend r a republican member from SIT
vile Oneida county; Franklin Townsend is 4 democra
member from Albany
Il 10 possible that James r. son, republican ct
tessbt Fl ON tbo Ntwbu diserict may be mistaken
John Dixon, democrat, from New York. but the nsu
are speit differently.
So with Senator John B. Hslsted, (repubhcan,) or c
Tile, Wyonng county, ard John Holsiesd republic
member OF Assembly from Oneida county.
The Assembly, this year con aims perhaps an unust
number Of experienced legisstorsMessrs. Prenderga
OF Cbau Auque; Foot OF 0niario Wakeman. Of Geneec
Abbott squire, Of st. lawrence; Ketchum,
Dutchep; Scott, Of Saratoga; Mehan, Glover, Rcill
Woods and DAon Of New York. held the Same seats 10
year.
M Litslejohn, Of Oswepo, was member IN 1862 az,
in 1854, and again 1866. Mr.. Lttledeld OF Jeorse
wss . member In 1854 and 1850. Mr.. Dixon, Of Ne
York WIGS also q me n Der In 1855
nesars. Clinton, CT bcie, and Baker, d Montgomer
held seats IN 1864.
Mr.. Van Yak. nbursh of steuben, occupied sess
tho Assembly Of lSt2
Mr.. vGprm Of New York. has held tnroe preyio,
terns-l84s 1850 sbo 1861.
kessrs Isavenwortb, OF Opoadagg; Bishop, Of MAJ
son, are Caoy CT Tornpkios were members n 1850.
Mr.. Rose OF Snffolr In lSss and 1SA9.
Mr.. Weeka, OF Putr am In 1888.
Mr.. Crowley, OF CApsrs,eus, in 1547.
Ar Cameron, OF ANcsauy, represented Warren cour
In 1916.
Mr.. David r. Tiovd jones' or Quoens, represented
New York cies strics IN 1871, 1912 and 1e43
There arc i've OK -spSs kers IN tho Assembiy-Messr
LtCe0hn ind Vsrnupl. Mr. Prepdersast was the r
publican csDdldsfe I'D Mr.. Glover democratic cand
date for Soeake, last year.
Mr.. sherman Of Onsee,-sss We times discharged [,
onerous ddt,es Of Clerk the House. In 1881 Is52 1856
1885 and 1859.