Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-07

g. q. T. Roherts, f. NJ, 81. Larid Ritchie, K. ~, i
Ii .s II Aeaas1 aamaseh a X K:Nas ta za;son, < a.,
ls ~ NJ Fuller, I. i, q: David Barclay, D,
2 q -, 25.. John Dick, KIN .asg - "A
s ssss sz,sss Delatcare. .s.3,s. 49,. 4
<e l. Elisha d. Cullen, f. N. So
maryland.
J. Jane. h!s Stewart 4 i " " Ra,s.a Razis N
8. J. NJ Harris, K N, 6.*T. F. Bowie D.. -
Virginia. va s., z3t
Thomas 1sn H,ss Ssgly Wa% y6,s S.a'tsi9 S%'h p
{ SSHR William % g. Gssds d., 10 zedekah KidveiI, D.,
g. Thomas S. BOcock d., IL. John 5. Garlic, 4. NJ i
" - " Is. Fayette McMulcn D. a. 4 4
North Carolina. "a
/. Robert r Paine K n, 5. Edwin G. Reade. K. N,
9. Thomas Rui1n D., s. R.. g. Puryear, K. n, .f
g. Warren Winslow, D., Z. Burton Craige, D.,
4 L. OBJ Branch, D. = 3. T. l.. Cingman, D. -
-s'a zEs South Carolina. ssr-ees.
j. John Mcqueen, D., 4. Preston s. Brooks, D.,
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!. James L. Seward, D., 5. John Il. Lumpkin d. 81
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J. Rsn's Rsnseg s. Mgat Bsgsnst' b. William William @ laee
s, : : ' ~ s. Jehn 4. Quitman, D.
!. George E,st;s. K N. 8. Thomas G. Davidson, D.,
2. Miles Taylor b., A. John NJ sandge, D. ~ v.
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Z. 1aron Mrian. X ~ -- II. Z. i. Albright, Il. A.,
: sf1 ssss Tassa < K Il: r. IS. M,ss,a Hsa1 Co.,.
-, q. John a. Binghan', K. ~,
! Henry G. Burnett D.. ns"'asA 8. John NJ. Elliott, d.,
" l. ie5;sgss, 5sss,9s1s <: 4 k',ss:
4. *Albert G. Talbot, D., 9. Leander H. Cox, X N
s. Joshua H. Jewett D. 10 samuel F.Swope, n n.
= VIM, i. sneed, IN, s 5ahay ySds!a Wright p'n
:. Sa%af! inn 4; sssad Sm,,h' D. f. hhepdse, m ~
5. Charles Ready, L. n, TO- Thomas Rivers A. ~
l. Smith Miller, D., 6. Iycian Ba,1our''K. N,
, VIM n Enpsh D. z III. d. Scott, K. N,
s. :GeOrge e. Dunn, 9. Danie. Aaes, %,s X. A., 4,
nI Izs I,sas x ( 49, ast ssa"y1 Bssges, ssss, A. w.
- : H. john o. Petit
Illin0ia
l. HIau B. Tcsaburne s. wm.A. Richardson, D,
T.: .:s ss:::| !:$;: 1:: a,:is %::,;; D.
l. James 6"01 T. A. v;,.s.,; s. Samuel > na's''''' u
g(,chrisf Porter s. John q. Miller,
8. james }. Lindley, (. NJ, s. John s Phelps d.
T. samuel Caruthers, D.
arkansas
l. Alfred B. e'esn~00di h;eaioanl Z ALBERT Rust =.
H Hs.,z Ws,ssss Wss < & Gs5ss asesisss rasi, s. q
Florida. ~
1. Augustus E. Maxwell, d. -.-
Terms -
l. Lemuel D. Evans K. n, q P. H. Bell D.. .-,.
.no,st,s H.n n . James 7norinoton, K NJ
Wisconsin Z
l. Daniel Wells. D., 2 C. c. Vasa1urne,
5. Caas. Bilinghurst
. California. ., - =
l. James W. Denver D., 2. Philip 1. HERBERT u
formerly wings.
wings vrtng for Pennington
whig voting for Fuller, Of Pennsylvania.
Those in italics "republIcans,
Those marked K. n. are know -nothings
RECAPITULATION.
Knownothings and republicans voting for Banks n0
Republican know -nothngs voting against Banks Q
National knOw-nothings voting ior Fuller 90 90
| Democrats voting for Richardson and Orr 80
Mr. Miller, Of Missouri and Mr.. Chids, oil New
York. absent since the beginning of the session Mr..
| Trumbulrs seat vacant. A number of times within
the last four weeks the number recorded above as
having voted for Mr. Banks could have elected him
and if to these are added the republican knownoth-
ings who vote for Mr. Pennington, it would give to
the side of the House supporting Mr. Banks clear
majority of the whole number, even with an unusual
| attendance. -
This list has been prepared with great care, and
is believed to be accurate If any gentleman is er
roneousy classed it will give US pleasure to make
the correction. Wdsh. Union.