, 1863-01-14
AssEMpLY,

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IS. Saterles CLARK :.
AsskAHLf'
*AnANs-0. 3. Larham. ---
ASHLAND, BURNETT. 6c-H. D. BARnos, llnd.
BRowS-Frtd. S. EMis.
coIuHs1AZJohn q. Adams. A. J. Turner, Yates
Asllley: z.. r.,
DAsE-c. r. Head, u. Fl 4. Miller, George Wright,
4. s. Son5ora. George Hyer:
MeCrnon oiyct iTo ASHLEY. '0"''' E. "'''e''
EAU i GLAZE, % :cH1rrETA 1111 T ASD Duaa-WH.. il
S,nita-
whes}el. ~ sanp o1ara II sta E. Fositr H.
GaAsT-W. II, Field. j. Allen Barber. Robert
GREEE-Waltef 8. Wescott, Ezra Wcscott.,
l. ioT1I Ia vivian. Dnrfd 3ieFnrxane p'
JACKSON AND ClAnK-C. c. Pope.
JgrFEnsoN-N. s. Green, ]. n, bingham. L, B,
Caswe'l, Emil Roths.
: JUNEAU; I; e. = FTdsu. i
nEaosaA-n' .ss, ;1.tasac 4. hs.cns e,.,or
II CsEM Cnossr-E' N. Phiilins, ''
LIrAYETTE-L.T, 7, Pullen. .izoseph Ir1ite.
sMAS1Toxoo-James CALI, +. 4. Hand, D.
shanaAan.
MARATHON AND WoeD-L.P P, Poaeers.
MARQUErTE-H:S. S. Thomas.
-, A4WAuKEE-Geo; A1srt, y; r. SAgrl,ststn' Josn
=. nf1mo" Aaam Hn 11TznS DSnns, n., Joa gm,
n"iGsa"' L. e. e0t'"s' so''' oe*ey' 4aa't'" 4':
sMosnoE-w. Y. Iac1<son.
ozAuKEE-Roberi Ip.reT.
Qu7AuAMK-Byron Douglass.
P1ERcE AND ST. CRo11-C. D. Coz.
9oRTAaEIIEneca Mebster.
ot1[scr cs8-dosa''o L. Taylor y. =. @oasoe L. L.
o11S e1nm, -Jobn w.1veor+b
= HocK@X11cn a Bates Jnnathsn cor;v Josenh
spanldine. Jacob Fowic. e. ii. Trcat, D. Alcott.
sArK-A. Wilcox, 4. ". Starks.
EMEnoroAE--Chas. 0eftfng, B. Dockstader, Carl
1Haer TnH.r, 1,enfy ' 4qgs: p9gt< .,r, NJ ,7o,.
man A~AA ~ - ~ AA4'0 A4-o a. -" 1'e"'
Xznsos-D. ?; Priest. ): 4. Layne;
W Hill. Samuel Pratt:
WAsHNgTof-H N9deordnd, Aaam sshaHts
-A9gtsN 1y atx.ott4eT; .x.x4, n D,,.u.1.
4cka' ~ FdgeI4or !'uTso''' saorlr ~ "o"''oH9"
WAurAeANA' Z. Osborn.
I WAusuAnA--Wm. 6. Webb.
gan.
It will be seen that in the Senate the Re
| publicans have eighteen, and the Democrats
| fifteen in the Assembly there are fifty three
Republicans, forty-fve Democrats, one indie
pendent Republican and one Independent
democrat. These footings will not be chang
cd, whoever gcts the certificate from Adam
county, as Messrs. Knight and Lapha,n Or,
both Republicans, the former having been tn
regular candidate. Nfr. Smith, OF Gree,
Lake county, was elected on Union ticket
but will doubtless act with Republicans con
pendent Democrat, but as he is candidate
for speaker be cannot be very Democratic
and would hardly be received into fellowship
when the Democrats are in power, without
great modification Of his present views
ten IL oeaar than espt
It ID singular fact, that with the exccptlo,
of Mr.. Edcertou, Of Waukcsl,a, and possib|,
Mr. Knight, no member will hold his seat b
soldiers votes. Enough Of those to cleo
Mr.. Edgerton were cast within the State
The military vote came proyokincly nca
electing several other members, but only
few county offices have been won by it.
Several members and seekers for place il
the Legislature have already arrived, and tn
skirmishing preliminary to the contest fo
tho high places is quite brisk.
For ihe chief clerkship Of the Senate ther
renee of Rock. now in the SCI etary Of State
office. rood and true man nd ;f, eyceIlcn
c1crk: q II. Upl,a,n Of Racine. n member o
| tic Assembly last winter. n widc-a.wase
whole-soulcd fellow aud well qualified for th
f fn assistant c]er,: IN thc scnafc jast yinte,
and won1d n,nkc n satisfnctnrv chicf Ia
Serpc,nt.nt Arms t1,c nrincina1 c,niiiiiofes ar
II TutRer Resfaril ~ I;r,nt can,tv' mcmha
Of the Assembly y one ] session ' anl a deservin ]
served acceptably both rs Sergcant-at-Arnl
and Assistant. Who Of the candidates ismos
Tic argument Of locality" is used agdius
Mo H. u1raee @ & vcn A., ,nJ "ierf ei ,r,ost ~
: since the Republican party came into powe1
: 1n the Assembly, the prominent candidate
for Speaker are four, viz: ". G. Webb {
: Wnushara county, a man Of considerable loc
) popularity and Legislative experience, haviu
s4h epd dnS eer5 Mo Of sa
in eonseqcnce Of expulsion from the Assel