Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12
The Legislature.

gresS.
The Legislature.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
Washington, SalliOan, Garter, and johnson.
R. MCCLELLAN.
HamiltOn Bradley, Marion, and Bledsos.-JoHs A.
MINIS.
Lincoln Gad Ffankln.-T. W. NEWMAN.
Aaurg Dickson and Hickman. THOMAS McNEILY.
Bedford and MarshaH-JAMEs NJ. JOHNSON.
Warrsn, Cannon, Coffee Grandy, and Van Buren,.
E. J. WoOD
Giles, Laurence and Rdyne-H. W. HUNTER
Sumner and SBitk-THoMPsoN.
Fayette and Shel6y.-R. G. PAYsE. ur
Polk. MeArnn, Monroe and Asigs-JAMEs LANE.
OvsrtOD, Fsntrsss, Morgan and SeOtt-R. I. HILL
DRETH. r. 80
Hardin, EcNairy and Hardsman -GEoRaE B. Pc
TRRs.
Benton, Humphreys, HsndsrsOa, Perry and Decatur.
ii. E. MICKEY. >sl aat
The Henry district has elected Democrat; which,
with the above, give us fourteen Senator's major
ity Of three. .sas
oPPosITIoH SENATORS.
Knoz and ROdns-JAMKs 8. BoYD.
Greene, Cooke, Sspiv and BloTnt- = SToKELEY.
Wilson and DsKal5 =-JoRDAH SToKEs
DGUidsOn-JoHN TRIMBLE.
Rutherford and Filliams0n-JoHE W. REGARD
SON.
Robertson, Montgomery, aad SteTart. --JUDsOs
HORNE.
Jackson, White and Maeon-s. s. STANTON.
Gibson, Carroll and Dyer--V. s. ALLEE.
Madison. HayOOod, Upton, and Lauderdale--
BUMPAss.
The Claiborne district, and the Jefferson district
have each elected Opposition ssnstcrs-msking IL
in all .-es- e--
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES,.
Campbell and Anderson.
Polk. MeNinn and Aeigs.-MAYFIELD.
Ruthsrtord-JoEE WOODS.
RuthsrtOrd and BtdJord--WILLIAN R. DoAK.
WarreH-SMTTH
FraRklia.-WILLIAMs. ..
Sumner-R. A. BEsEETr. zer.s baa
MaEy-GEoaaE GAXTF sr E
LawTsnes-J. NJ. sowELL.
BradLey-RICHARD 4. HARRIS.
Giles-J. J. beatty.
Diekson.-WHITE. raE
Hagapood- LKE .t.- ..#
Edyette- r. NJ. MORAN.
Hawkias-PHnIP zCRIrz.
WashingtOn.-W. NJ BAYLEss. s1s
Gresne-JAMEs BRITToE. aa .7 5
SteVdrk-LocKEART. .ef a.s .aa..rea-. ss
Shel5y-FARREBLY and FARLEY. s-a- -z
DeKalb. FORD. W. .. aa8
Greene, Jefferson, Hapkins, and Haneoek.-RoBERr
Johnson.
Shelby, Upton and Faystts-C. H. WHITMORE.
CannOn.-McCABR. t
OOertOH,-JoNEs.
Coffee. NJ. SHE'D.
MOnrOe-A. ]. VAUGHN.
HicEran.-J. ]. WILLIAMS.
Maury, williamson, and LsDis.-W C. WBITTHoRNE.
Lincoln, Marshall, and GRes.-T. ]. KESNEDY.
Sumner, Snsith and MacoH.--BARKsDALE.
LiqcoLn-G v. HEIR.
MGrshQH-H. n CowDES.
SaIliUdn-TRIvITT 1913
Benton and HfmPhreys-DAVIDsoE.
Psyry and Dseatur.--W. A BAKER.
HdrdenaR.-GUY. a.
Hardia-DAyID A. ROBERTS. -.
O6ion-NALL. .......ass
LWeskley and Henry have each elected Demo
give us 4l-a majority of severn .t
OPPOSITION REPRESENTATIVE
DaUidsOa-J B. WHITE and E. H. EAST
Davidson, Robertson and AOntgOmsry--R B.
CHEATHAM.
MontgOmsy-N. B. DUDLEY.
Ro6ertsOB-JoHN WooDARD. f"a ..
Hamltoa-DANIEL C. TRkwHITT
DIE w II W
AeNairy-T. L. MoRPHs. e
Clai5o7ne-KINcAID.
Garter and JohnsOn.-ALFRED NJ. C. TAYLOR
WilsOn.-W. L. MARTIN and JOHN r. DAVIS
Knoz.-JoHN WILLIAMS.
RnOE and SeVier.-R. H. ARMSTRONG.
AeHinn.-ALFRED CALDWELL.
Smith JOSEPH G. PICKETT. s-
Wayne,-J. MORRIS. --. .-if
williamson. EWING
Carroll, Madison, Gibson and Hsnry.--JAMEs D.
PORTER.
HeadersOH.-A. G. SHREWSBURY.
ROdne-GREENE.
JGcksoa-KENNER.
White-RUssELL.
MGdisOn-HURF.
GibsOn-J. L. WILLIAMSON
Coke-GoRMAN
BlOunt-W. I. BIckRELL i
JEFFERSON. srr
RhsG, BtedsOs, and Hamilton. w. GILLESPIE.
ScOn, Morgan and Fsntress -BLEDsoE
CaTToA.-NoRMAN.
Dyer and LaudsrdaIs.-S. RICHARDSON.
lGrsinger and Marion, to be heard from, have no
doubt each elected an Opposition Misunderstanding