Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-19
rhe Peace Congress.
Prom the N.tIOnal 1n.eIllgeneer.


Through the politeness of the Secretary of the
Conference, we are able to give to cur readers to-
day full and correct list of the Commissioners of
the twentyone States represented in that important
body. There may be found among them venera-
able Ex President of the United States, EX-Cabinet
Minister'S Ex.Foreign Minister'S Ex-Senators, Ex-
Members of the House of Representatives, Ex-Chief
Justices of State Courts Ex-Chancellors a Govern
or and Ex-Governors, Ex-Atterney Generals, &c.
OFFICERS.
John Tyler, of Virginia, President; Crafts J.
Wright of Ohio, Secretary; James NJ. Tower, of
New Jersey; J. Henry, Puleston, of Pennsylvania;
VIM. N. HoppIn, of Rhode Island; John Stryker, of
New York assistants.
1aiue.-Wm p Fessenden, Lott NJ Morrill,, Dan.
iel E. Somes, John J. Perry, Ezra B. French, Free
man II. Morse, Stephen Coburn ana Stephen G. Eos
ter
Ne,O Hampshire Amos Tuck, Levi Chamberlain,
and Asa Fowler.
Ier7aon-Hiliand Hail. Levi Underwood II. Hen
ny Baxter, L. E Cbttenden. and B, L. Harris.
MassacIulSettS.-John e. Goodrich, John NJ. Forbes,
Richard 2. Waters, Theopius P. Chandler Francis
B. Crowninshield, Geo. S. Boutwell,, and Charles
Allen
Rhode Js!and-Samuel Ames. Alexander Duncan.
William W. Hoppin, George 81. Browne, and Samuel
G. Arnold.
Oonnectic,t S. baldwin, Chauncey F.
Cleveland, Charles J. MeCurdy, James T. Pratt, Rob
bins Battelle, and Amos Treat.
Nelo YOrl:.-David Dudley Field. Vim. Curtis
Moves James s. Wadsworth, James c. Smith, ANA
ziah B. James, Erastus Corning, Greene C. Bronson
William E. Dodge, John A King and John E. Wool
Ne,o JerSey-Charles s. Olden, Peter D. Vroom
Robert F. Stockton, Benjamin Williamson, Joseph F.
Randolph Fred. 7. Frelinhuysen, Rodman d. Price
William c. Alexander, and Thomas j. Sryker.
observation-disclosures White, James Pollock
William NJ. Meredith, David Wilmot, A W. Loomis
Thomas E. Franklin, and William McKennan.
Delalodre.-George B. Rodney, Daniel NJ Bates
Henry Ridgely,s John W. Houston, and William
Cannon.
MaryLand-John F. Dent, Reverdy Johnson, John
W. Crisfeld, Augustus W. Bradford, VIM. T. Colds
borough, J. Dixon Roman and Benjamin C. How
ard.
peterborough, George W. Summers, and James
A. Seldom.
North Ouroliaa-George Davis Thomas RufRn,
David S. Reid, ID. NJ. Barringer and John N. More
head.
Tennsssse.-Samuel Milligan, Josiah NJ Anderson,
Robert L. Caruthers, Thomas Martin, Isaac R.
HAWKINS A. o. W TOtten, Robert ]. Mckinney,
Alvin Cullom, VIM. HIckerson, T. K. Zollicofer, and
William II. Stephens
Keat,tcky.-W William 0. Butler, James B. Clay,
Joshua F. Bell Charles S. Morehead, James Guthrie,
and Charles A. Wicklife
MsSoai-John D. Coalter, Alexander N. Doni-
phan, Waldo P. Johnson Aylett II. Buckner, and
Harrison Hough.
Ohio-John C. Wright. Salmon P. Chase, William
S. Groesbeck, Franklin I. Backus, Reuben Hitch
cock, Thomas Ewing and Van B. Horton.
Lpdidnd-Caleb B. Smith. Pleasant Fl. Hackleman,
Godlove S. Orth, T. W. H. Ellis, and Thomas c.
Slaughter
Ilinois.--Jchn Wood, Stephen Logan, John N.
Polmer, Burton C. Cook, and Thomas j. Turner.
Iolod.-James Harlan, James W. Grimes, Samuel
r Curtis and VIM. Van Deyeer.
Observation-Disclosures R. Doolittle, c. Durkee, John
+ Potter, and C. c. WashbErne.
1T viii be seen that there seven Southern and
fourteen ant-slavery States represented in the Con-