The New York herald., 1863-12-05
COLE, CORNELIrs.
Representative from California 10 the Thirty eighth
Cosgress.
OOLPAx SCHUYLER.

COLE, cORNBLIrs.
Representative from California 10 the Thirty eighth
Coagress.
ooLPAx, SCHUYLER.
Born In New York city, March q, 1923; received Q
good common school edoca.on was bred printer, ana
settled in Indiana in 1885, He has been the editor and
publisher Of the South Register since ho became
Of ago; was member In 1850, Of tho Indiana nsttu
tiona Convcnton In ls4s and 1882 no delegate to
the Wing National Convention OF those years, and the
secretary OF each convention. He elected Repre-
sentative from Indiana 10 tho thirty fourth Congress- and
was re elected TO each successive Congress- including tho
Thirty eighth s-ving during two Of his terms chair
man OF the Committee Post Offices and Post Roads He
Is also Regent Of the Smithsonian Institution.
COX, SAMUEL 8.
He was born in Ztnesvie, Ohio; graduated at Brown
University, adopted the profession OF and also
~ editor in OH lie appointed Secretary OF Lega-
ton 70 Peru In 1855 and elected Representative from
Ohio 70 the Thirty yafth and hirty-sxth Congresses,
serving as chairman Of the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims As an author, he published a book OF foreign
travel called "The Buckeye Abroad" and on literary
topics is occasional lecturer He elected to the
Thirty seventh Congress- serving the Committee OF
Foreign Affairs and reelected 70 the Thirty eighth
Congress. He 10 also q Regent Of the Smithsonian In
stitution.
CRAvENs, JAMES A.
Born In Rockingham county, virginia, November 4,
1915 with his father 10 Indiana In 1920 spcnt
his boyhood IN Warrington county where no received
common school educatiou and has devoted much OF his
life " agricultural pursuits and especially 10 the raising
Of tho best breeds Of CATTLE lie served major in the
Mexican war under General Taylor. and was present At
the battle Of Buena Vista. In ls4s and ls40 he was
elected TO the legislature Of Indiana 1850 elected 10 the
state Senate serving three years; in 1854 he was
mssioned brisader general Of militia; frequently pre-
sided the Beard OF school Trustees for his township
Vice President and President Of the Washington and
Orange counties agricultural societies. In 1859 he was
appointed by the Legislature Of Indiana TO the important
position OF agen, for tho state which he resigned and
in 1860 he elected Representative from Indiana
the Thirty seventh Congress- serving the Committee
on Territories. lilo reelected to the Thirty eighth
Congress.
CRESSwELL, JoHH A. j.
Was born In Port peposit Cecil county, Maryla No.
vembcr Is, 1925 graduated at Dickinson College, Penn
sylvania in lsis studied law and to the bar OF
Marylan in 1850 lie member OF the Mary
land House Of Delegates In 1861 and 1862 From August
1862 to April 1852 no assistant adutant general
for Maryland, and elected Representative from
Maryland to the Ihirty-eghth Congress.
DAVIS, N. WINTER.
He born In Annapolis yland, In 1917; gradu.
ated ampdea and Sidney College; elected repre-
sentative from Maryland the Thirty fourth and Thirty
6uh Congresses serving member OF tho Committee OF
Ways and Means. lie also elected 10 tho Thirty.
sixth Congress serving on the same committee, and 10
1863 he reeleed the Thirty eighth Congress- As
IN author be published in 1852 n book entitled Ihe War
Of 0rmuld and Ahrinam in tho Nineteeath century"
DAVIS, THOMAS r.
Was born In Mddleburg, Addison county, Vermont Au-
gust ~. 1910: graduated H,mit College New York
A studtel w "a ndmlt led O
tho bar 10 1888 A. public his time has been chiony
devoted TO bus connected with railroads, with
various kinds Of manufacturing and with the mining o.
coal; and 10 1892 he elected Representative from
New York TO tho rtarty eighth Congress
DAWES, HENRY L.
Born In Cummngton, Hampshire county Msssacbusetts 4,
october 80 1916 Tie graduated at Yale College In 1889
aud adopted tho profession Of law He taught school
for q time, and edicd papor called the Gresnncd Ca.
reas Ito was a member 'h-~~ ~ tho f~gisa.
massachusetts,, during tho years iSas. 1sts and
1852 Of the state Senate 1880 and also OF State
Consttltonal Convention 10 1853. lie also District
Attorney for the Western district u hs native state from
1853 until elected TO the Thirty nh Cong ress wherein
no served member OF the Committee Revolution
sry Claims elected to the Thirty sixth Congress
servi ing the Committee Elections reelected h the
Thirty seventh Congress serving Chairman o. tho Com
mi,tec Elections, aud reelected 10 tho Thirty
eighth Congress.
DAWSON. JOIN l..
lie vas bora 10 Union,own, Fayette county, Pennsy
vatia February I, Isia. educated at Washington
College adopted tho profession Of appointed by
President Polk In Is45. Ualied states Attorney for tho
Western district Of PennsylvanIa; was elected repre-
sentative from Pennsylvania TO the Thnty second aud
Thirty third Congresses, serving during the last term as
Chairman ol tie Committee on Agriculture, and IN 1902
VAS re elected to the thirty eighth Congress.
DFAfSG, HENRY c.
lie was born Connecticut graduated at Yale College
In ls3G ssi the law school OF Harvard College Is3s
he member of the Connecticut legislature isse
and 1850 and also from 1859 1861 serving speaker
during the latter year. 10 1861 be member Of The
state senate lie subsequently presided over the city q
Hartford Mayor tor six years n lsG Colonel Of tie
Twelfth regiment 81 Connecticut yohn,eers be went u
New orleans and participated the capture q that city
10 october iso2 he appointed Mayor u New Orleans
which position be hold until February 1898 when be
signed both that o1oe aud his commission IA the army
and retarued bone. Two months Afterwards be was
elected Representative from Connecticut TO the Thirty
eighth Congress.
DESisos, CHARLIE
represeBat,eff from snsy 10 toe Thrty eighth
Congress.
DTIos. sArHAs. y
Born IN westerly, Rhode Islsbd. May 1912 ntici for
atei at Brown University lsa. He attended tho law
sch ole at Ner Haven and Cam brifse hni admitted
q the bar IN Nes Iondon in 1851. ana eB.agei tho
rracce q hs profession n Conaect aId Rhode Island
lie wss a memb,r " tn General Artsinhy y Hb-ie
Island from iss9 to is,s aud esotsi Reffesesta
tive from Rhode Island tl tue Thfiy afst rongtea We
va, asAn elected - sbe General Assembly % hs state ia
1851 and. with the exception ~ years L-i tbs os
usth 1852 10 iso3 to reelected q he ffp slth
{ Joqresa.
DBiGGs, JOBs o.
Was bora n ginisshcos, .ev YO's wif,1s.i.' vas
spptenuced 70 a mschssi,ai eus're' %. .c'-i s'h
buildins la see Yofs city sna vas -Ntsl merhaH.c
guiil 1890 IN Ia. he q. applniei .afrfs sudl1i =
1hs Sor tors rs-i'cui,aty hoding ihs uroe yssr
se,t el IN Ea-t saginaw -bsan. ntss rssf-a''t
village is5s ilriss TOE iso folor "a yu "a
q memb~r o. tho Nlchg.a L,xssiars ant 10 i-s4 BE-
vs. "ee'ed Repr sentative ffytn nchssa Dtaa fnuT
sshn Coggress.
DOssELLY. wsAvtga.
~ wa born 10 Phil.aepti, r.aasT lrasl. Nav.n's'