The New York herald., 1863-12-05

on and spsnt one year At the Ohio Wesleyan University
adopted the profession law. aud In 1852 10 was eeo'ed
q Representative from Ohio to tho rhirsyessn'o o0n
gress. -
Hs was born in Madison County. Virginia. November
b 1875 graduated at the University OF Virginia In 1921
removed to Kentucky 1882 whore ho has devoted the
most OF bis life to agricultural pursuits, aud he was
| elected representative from Kentucky to tho Thirty
sixth Congress- serving meurOer Of the Committee
and Canals reelected to the Thirty seventh Con
gress serving chairman OF the Committee on Roads
Canals elected tho Thirty Congress
MARVIN. JAMES NJ.
Born in Balston Saratoga county Now York February
81 500 spent portion OF his boyhooc Csrm, but
received good education. In 1916 he elected TO the
House Of Assembly. county supervisor for three
terms proprietor OF OF the largo Saratoga hotels
and has chiefly been engaged Tor years past IN tax ng
Of large estate In ls02 be elected Repre-
sentative from Now York to tho Thirty eighth Congress-
MIDDLETON, GEoIGs.
Representative from New Jersey to the Thirty eighth
Congress-
MILLER, SAMUEL r.
10 was horn in Franklin, Delaware cOanty. Nov York,
May 81. 1927. graduated at Hamilton College IN 1852
studied law and to the bar 1885, but instead OF
actisiug the pro turned his attention to EARNING
and numbering IL 1854 no elected to the New York
legislature 1850 and 1857 no Supervisor Of Frank
lin for aeen years iton,iGed colonel with tho
State militia 1869 he elected Representative
from New York to the Thirty eighth Congress-
MILLER. WILLIAM II.
A Representative from Pennsylvania to tho Thirty.
eighth Congress.
MORRILL,, JUSTIN s.
Hc born Straisrd Vermont. ACril Ii. 1910. re-
neived academic education, aud engaged In mercsn
w
attention to agriculture lilo elected Representative
from Vermont the Thirty fourth Congress, and
elcc ed to tho Thirty h the Thirty.sxth. tho Thirty
seventh and the Thirty eighth Congresses serving the
special Committee tho S,e OF Fort Smelling and che
regular Committees on Agriculture and on Ways and
Means.
MORRISON, WILLIAM RAILS
Was born in Nourco county, Illinois, September IA,
1875 received liberal odcaion and adopted tho protcs
sion o. law in 1852 chosen Clerk of Monroe county
which Office resigned to 90 into the State Legislature
where he served three years and Speaker OF the
House III 1889 served as private IN the Mexican war
fighting Col BssolI Ducna Vista; after the rebo
lion broke no organized the Forty.nia.h regiment
Illinois Volunteers severely wounded at Fort
noneson and whie command OF his regiment in tho
field elected Representative from Illinois to the
Thirty eighth Congress.
MORRIS, JAMES X.
TO- 1920, this father Joseph Norris having been
ber Congress lS43 and 1850, and having become
resident Of Oho elected iu 1913 the Legsla.
tue of that State and in 1850 he elected Represen
atve from Ohio to the Thiryseventh Congress, serving
on the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds In
1856: he ro-eectcd to the Thirty eighth Congress.
MORRIS. DANIEL.
Born county, New York, January 4, 1912 set
ted when quite young ir Yates county and bred
farmer having educated himself he taught school
while, aud then adopted the profession OF law; at
timo District Attorney for Yates county served
the State legislature, aud Represen
tative srvn New York the Thirty eighth Congress.
NOoRHEAD. }. KENNEDY.
Born on iehanna river PENN 10 1906; received
limited education spent OF his youth farm
and apprentice TO a tanner; Of the
tractors for building the Susquehanna branch OF the
Pennsylvania Canal the originator Of passenger
packet line said canal in 1886 he removed Pttsburg
and there took active part improving the navigation
Of the Mouongahela and made President OF company
bearing that nae and established in that city the Union
cotton factory 1888 he received the militia title OF Ad
juant General and subsequently, taking grea. uterest
the business Of telegraphing became the President Of
vera telegraphis companies. In 1859 he elected
Representative from Pennsylvana 10 the Thirty sixth
Congress, serving as member OF the Committee on
Commerce was re elected 10 the Cnnsras
..,,,.s . sn. special Committee Nation
al Armores Reelected to the Thirty yeighth Congress
MYERS, AMOS.
Lancaster county, Pennsy lvsna April g. 1924
received 4 good academic education; studied law, and
the in ls4o. In ls47 be appointed Dis
trct Attorney, and 1864 he elected Representa-
tive from Pennsylvania TO the 1hirtyeiShh Congress.
MYERS, LEONARD.
Hc was born in Aitleborough Bucks county, Pennsyr
vapia, November 49, 1927 received liberal education
and adopted the profession Of law; was solicitor for two
pal districts in Philadelphia; dgested the ordi
nauses for the consolidation the city, and trans
lated several the French He elected in
1862 Representative from Pennsylvania TO the Thirty
eighth Congress.
NELSON, HOMER A.
Ho was borp in Foughkeepse, New York. August 81
1899 adopted the procession Of law. In 1855 he
elected Judge OF Dutchess county for four years and in
1859 reelected for second term, and in 1862 he
elected Representative from New York TO the
thirty eighth Congress In 1857 Rutgers College, Of New
Jersey conferred upon him the degree OF Master Of Arte
and at the time Of his election Congress be Colonel
OF the one Hundred and Fifty ninth regiment Of New York
Volunteers, which be resigned.
NOBLE, WARREN P.
He was born 10 Pennsy vapia June H. 1921: received
good English education 10 the state OF Ohio studied
law, and has pracsed since his admission to the
terms, and in 1850 elected Representative
Ohio to the Thirty Congress, serving the Co
mi,lee Patents reelected the Thirty eighth Con.
gress.
NORTON, JESSE o.
lie born in Vermont. and having settled in Illinois,
elected Representative from that state 10 the
Thirty,hrd and rhryourth Congresses serving during
both terms the Committee Post Offices and Post
Roads. lp 1862 be eected TO the Thirty eighth
Congress.
opELL, MOSES F.
Born M Tsrrytown, westchoster county, New YORK,
February "a 1915 received common school education
from clerk he to the position q Assistant Collector
OF New York city under President Polk under President
Buchanan be held the poet Of Public Appraiser and he
was elected a Representative from New York TO the
Thirty seventh Congress serving Chairman OF the
Committee on the Treasury Department aud member Of
that Indian Ansrs; reelected TO the Thr,yeighib
Congress.
oSEil, CHARLES
A From pppnsvlvania n thn Thittv