Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15

At. Lincoln, CASTOR and Cataw Sa-Jasper Stowe, D.
4s. Rutherford, Polk and Cleaveland-A. w. Bur-
ton, D.
40. Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Yancey-
Marcus Erwin, D.
SO. Haywood, Macon, Cherokee and Jackson-Wm.
H. Thomas, D.
Democrats, 81; Opposition, 10. Democratic
majority 70. At last Session-Democrats SO; OPP
position IS. Nett Opposition gain just one.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamance- Giles Mebane, o., and John Tapscott, D.
Alexander-John NJ. Carson O.
Anson-L. L. Polk and E. R. Lies Ops.
Ashe ana Alleghaney-T. n Crumpler, O.
Burke-John II. Pearson, D.
Buncombe-A. s. Merrinon, o.
Baden Davis, d.
Berte-P. 7. Henry, o., and John Ferguson, d.
Beaufort-R. L. Donne and - Marsh, Ops.
Brunswck-Thos. D. Meares, o.
Cabarrus-Wm. S. Harris, o.
Catawba-Jonas Cline d.
Craven-C. G. Clark and E. F. Alfred, Ops.
Cumberland AID Harnett-C. G. Wright j. L.
Harrington and j. G. Williams, Denis.
Chowan- Small, d.
Columbus-N. L. Williams, D.
Camden--D. D. Ferrebee, o.
Carteret- Whtchurst O.
Cherokee-Geo. W. Hays, O..
Caswell-John Kerr and S. P. Hill, Dems.
Chatham-T. Bynum D., and j. NJ. Green and W.
P. Taylor, Ops.
Caldwell--Wm. Dickson, O.
Currituck-B NJ Baxter, d.
Cleavcland-A G. Waters and j. R. Logon, Denis
Davidson-E. B. Clark and Lewis Hanes, Ops
Davie- Howard, o..
Duplin-J. G. Branch and j. D. Stanford, Denis.
Edgccombe-R. r. Brdgers and j. L. Woodland, DIS
Forsythe-J. G. Pondextcr, o., and P. Barrow, D.
Frankln-W. F. Green. D.
Gaston-J. H. White, D.
Granville-W H. p jenkins, j. NJ Bullock and S.
II. Cannady, Dems.
Guilford-C E. Shober, c. P Mendenhall and Julius
Gorrel, Ops.
Greene-A. D. Speight, D.
Gates Boothe, O.
Haywood-S L. Love, D.
Hallfax-A H. Davis and W. B. Pope, Dems.
Hertford-J j. Yeates o.
Hyde-Tman Farrow, o.
Henderson, P Jordan, O.
Iredell-A. X. Simonton and B. F. Gather Ops.
Jackson. R. Love, jr, D..
Jones-W. P. Ward, d. .
Johnston-W. II. Watson and Jas. Kitchener, DIS.
Lenoir-J. c. Wooten, D.
Lincoln-Jno. F. Hoke, D.
Madison-Jno. A. Fagg, d.
Martini. L. Ewell, D.
McDowe-C. S. Burgin, o.
Moore-A. Kelly, O.
Montgomery-E. G. L. Barringer, O.
Macon-D. Sler, O..
Mecklenburg- Davis and Potts, Dems
Nash-H G. Williams, D.
New llanover-S j. Person and D. Shaw, Dems
Northampton-M w. Ransom and W. w. PEBBLES,
Denis. w.
Onslow-J. H. Foy, D.
Orange-W. N. Patterson and H. B. Guthrie, Ops
Pasquotank- Williams, o.
Perquimans- Nathan Newly, O..
Pitt-B G. Albritton and c. Perkins. Ops.
Person. D. Wilkerson, D.
Robeson-Alex. A. Mcmillan and Eli Weshart, DIS.
Rockingham-R Galloway and T. T. Slade, Dems
Rowan-N. F. Hall and N. N. Fleming, Dems
Rutherford-C. T. N. Davis, Op, and B. II. Pad
gett, D..
Randolph H. Foust and N. L. Winslow, Ops.
Richmond-J. G. Blue, o.
Sampson Aubrey and N. G. Fason, Denis.
Surry-H. NJ. Waugh, D. -,
| Stokes--H. Kalum, d.
Stanly- Green, o.
Tyrrell-Charles McC1ees, O.
Union-C. Q. -Lemonds, D.
Wake-Henry Mordecai, D., S. H. Rogers and j. p
H. Russ, Ops. = ~.
Warren. B. Bachelor and W. H. Clark, Dems.
Washington Latham, O. -
Watauga-G. N. Folk, o. =.
Wayne-W. 7. Dortch and NJ T. Crawford Dems
Wilkes-A ". Martin and Horton, Ops.
Yadkin-A. c. Cowles, o.
Yancey--J. W. Bowman, D.
Democrats IS; Opposition 55. Democratic ma