Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-14
The Legislature.


DNAAONANAAAN
Washington, SallipGa, Caritr, and .JohnsOn.-GEO.
R. MCCLELLAN.
HamiItOn Bradley, Marion, and BIedsOe-JoHE A.
MINIS.
Lincoln and FrarEhn.-T. W. NEWMAN.
Naury, Dickson and Hickman. Thomas MoNEILY.
Bedford and MarshaH.-JAMEs NJ. JOHNSON.
Warren, Cannon, Coffee, GruHdy, and Van Buren.
E. J. WooD.
GILES, Laurence and Wayas-H. W. HUNTER.
b Summer and SmiA.-THoMPsON.
Fayette and Shel5y.-R.-G. PAYsE.
Polk, AcH,nn, Monroe and Ksigs-JAMRs LANE.
OpsrtOn, Fsntress, AOrgan and SeOa-R. T. Hill
DRErH.
Hardin, NeNairy and Herdemaa-GEoRGE B. Pc
TIERS.
Bsaron, Humphreys, Henderson, Perry and Decatur
j. E. MICKEY
The Henry district has elected Democrat; which,
with the above give us fourteen Seniors major
ity of three.
OPPOSITION SENATORS.
Knox and Roaae-JAMEs s. BoYD.
Greene, Cooke, Sewer and Bl0mt- - SroKELEY
Wilson and DeKal6--JoRDAN STOKEs.
DaUidsOn-JoHN TRIMBLE.
Rutherford and FiHiamsOn-JoHN W. RICHARD
SON.
Robertson, Montgomery and SteparL--JUDsON
HORNE.
Jackson, White and AaeOH-S. s. STANTON.
Gibson, Carroll and Dysr-V. s. ALLEN.
Madison, HaywoOd Upton, and Laudsrdals.--
BUMPAss.
The Claiborne district. and the Jefferson district
have each elected Opposition Ssnators-making IL
in all
DEMOCRATIC REPREsESTATIvEs.
Campbell and AadersoR.-KINCAID.
PolS Nc HIM, and Aeigs.-MAYFIBLp.
RHtherford-JonB WOODS
Ruthsrford and BEDFORD WILLIAM R. DoAK.
RdrTeH.-SMiTH.
FsankliH.-WILLIAMs.
SUMMER. A. BEsKEFF.
Hlwy-GEosaE CAN'T.
Lawrenes-J. NJ SowELL.
BrGdLsy-RIcHARD X. HARRIS
GRes-J. J. BEATY.
DeksoR.-WHITE.
Hdytcood - - Ike.
Fayetts- R. NJ. MORAN
Hapkias-PHhiP CRITz
Washiagfnn.-W NJ BAYLEss.
Gyeene-JAME5 BRITTON.
StewarL-LOcKHART.
Shel5y-FAHRELLY and FARLEY.
DeKaiG.-FoRD.
Greene, Je6ersoa, HaokiHs, and Hancock -RoBERT
JOHNSON.
ShelGy, Upton and Fdystts-C. H. WHuMORE.
CannoH.-MCCABE.
OVerton,-JoNEs.
Coffee. NJ. SHFID.
MonrOe-A. ]. VAUGHN.
Hickman J. WILLIAMS.
Adury, williamson, and Lel0is.-W C. WHITTHoRSE.
Lincoln, Nars6aL, and Giies.-T. j. KsNNsDY
Samnsr, Smith, and Aaeoa.--BARKsDALE.
LiqcoLa-G. " HEBB
AarsLaH-H. N. CowDES.
lSuliiUan-TRIvITr.
Benton and Humphreys-DAvIpsos.
Perry and Decatur.-W. A. BAKER.
Hardemdn-GUY.
Henry-FRszIER.
Hardin-DAvID A. ROBsRTs.
O6ion-NALL.
[Weakley has elected Democratic Representa-
tive, which, with the above, will give IA ma
Ority of seven.
OPPOSITION REPRESENTATIVES.
DaUiason-J. B. WHITE and E. H. EAST
davidson, Robertson and AontgOmEy--R. D.
JHEATHAM
HOntgomTy-N. B. DUDLEY.
Ro5ertsOE-JoHN WooDARD.
Hamlton-DANIEL C. TREwmTT.
Bsdford-W. II. WIsENER.
NcNduy.-T. L. MoRPms.
Ctdibc7Re-KINCAIp.
Cdrtcr and J0hHsoa.-ALFRED NJ. C. TAYLOR.
WRSOa.-W L. MARTIN and JOHN r. DAVIS.
hnor.-JoHN WILLIAMS
KHor and SeUier-R II. ARMSTRONG.
AehmH -ALTRED CALDWELL.
Smih -JcsEPH G. PICKETT.
Wayps.-J MORRIS.
NarioR.-HARVoN.
Williamson. EWING.
'oRTER.
HenderSon.-A. G. SHREWSBURY.
RoaHe-GREENE
JdckSoa-KENNER
WhHs-RUSsELL.
MadisoH-HURr.
GibsOn-J. L. WILLIAMSON
Coks.-GoRNAN.
BlOuat-W. t. BIcKEEIL.
JEFFERSON.
RhsG, BiedsOe, and HamiliOn-J. W. GILLESPIE.
Scott, Morgan and Fsatress-BLEDsoE.
Carroll NORMAN.
Dyer aud LauderdlIe.-S. RICHARDSON.
GGraingsr to be heard from. has no doubt electea
q Opposition Misunderstanding "a in ALL Y