The New York herald., 1863-12-05
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70 too sano psition IN l6&6 ana continued 70 serve
most unnterrupedy until tho State rcbocd against the
Union After Eastern Virginia rostored TO tho foao
raj authority he elected Representative from vir
gsuia 70 the Thirty Congress- elected to tho
Thirty eighth Congress,
SMITH. GREEN CLAY.
He WAS born In Kentucky, and Is about thirty siK
years Of age. received liberal education and adopted
tho profession OF law During the Mexican he scrvcd
the country as soldier. In 1861 ho was member OF
the State legislature After the robot ion broke out he
was appointed to the command OF the Sixth Kentucky
cavalry aud was wounded at the battle of Lebanon la
Tennessee In 1862 he was appointed brgadier geDerai
or volunteers ana subsequently, elected Represen
talvc ION Kentucky to tho Thirty eighth Congrcss,
SHANNON, t. D..
Reoreseotative from California 10 the Thirty eighth
Congress
SLOAN ITHAMAK @
Representative from Wisconsin 10 tno Thirty eighth
Congress
sMITHFns, KArHANIRL D.
A Representative from Delaware 10 tho Thirty eighth.
Congress
STARR, JOHN F.
A Representative from Now Jersoy 10 tho Thirty
eighth Congress-.
sPALDINo. RUFUS PAikR
Ho wac born in West Tisbury, MarAhas Vineyard
Mass ,chu otts Nay g. 1893 went with his parents to
and clchescr Academies and graduated at YaIo College
Ia 1917 studied law. aud removing to Ohio. commenced
the practice of his pro n Trumbui county 1921
n 1889 elected to the Ohio legislature elected
10 IS4i and speaker of tho House In l649 he
elected Judge OF tho Superior Court and held the posi-
ton three years. until the now State constitution was
adopted, aud in 1882 no was elected . Representative
from Ohio to the Tn rty eighth Congress.
srEBBISs, HENRY O.
Was born in the city OF Now York in 1872 received
good educaon brought up to tho business OF bank
ing and has beon Identified with many Of tho important
Gnauci events aud trusts Of his Davo city Ho at
one time Identified with the militia OF New York. and
was Colonel OF the Twelfth regiment, He OF the
Commissioners Of the Park, aud long President OF
the Board Of Commissioners He one OF tho origi.
nators and President Of the Dramatic Fund Association
aud au active manager Of the New York Academy OF
Music In 1862 he was elected a Representative from
New York to the Thirty eighth Congress.
STEELE, JOHN 3.
Was born 10 Dolhi delaware county. New York. March
25 1Slt WAS educated at Delaware Academy and at Will
llama College, Massachusetts,; studied law aud to
the bar in 1889 in 1B41 appointed District Attorney
for Otsego county and served his torn; 10 lS4,
removed 10 Kingston Ulster county and there pursued
his proesson 1850 elected Special Judge OF that
county, and in 1880 elected Representa-, 0 ON
New YORK 70 the 1hfy CONGRESS- serving on the
Committees the District Of Columbia and on Revoll,
tonary Pensions Re eeected to the Thirty eighth Con-
gress.
STEELE, WILLIAM q.
He born in New Jersey, and elected Representa-.
two from that State to the hrtysevsnsh Congress,
serving a member of the Committee on Government
Contracts. Re elected to the Thirty eighth Congress.
STEVENS, THADDEUs.
Born in Caledonia county Vermont, Apru 4, 1893 gra
dvated dartmouth College in 1914 during that year
removed Pennsylvania; studied law and taught in
academy at the same time; 10 1916 admitted 10 the
bar in Adams county 10 1888 elected to the state
Legislature and also In 1884, 1885, 1887 and lssl In 1895
was elected member OF the Convention TO revise the
State Constitution in 1888 appointed Canal Comms
scner 1912 he removed TO Lancaster and in ls4s
elected Representative Pennsylvania the Thirty.
Congress also to the Thirty and In 1853
reelected the Thirty sixth Congress- and also to the
Thirty seventh. during which he was chairman Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means. having previously served
on various important committees In 1869 he re.
elected W the Thirty eighth Congress.
STILES, JOHN d.
Was born in Luzerne county Peunsy ylvanis, January
l5 1923 received academic education studied law
auu .-s-.'..-A - hsr In IsAA in Isns was
elected District Attorney Lebgh county held the
office three years he delegate in 1850 to the Na.
tionsl Convention which nominated Mr. Buchanan for
President, and was elected to the Thirty seventh
Congress for the unexpred term OF 7. b. Cooper,
deceased (asainst whom he had in the previous
section), serving on the Committee on Revolutionary
claims. In 1852 he elected 10 the Thirty
Congress.
sTROUsB. MYER.
Was born in Germany, December ls, 1926, came with
his father to the United States in 1882 and settled in
Potsvie Pennsylvania; received academic education
and In be al n
in Philadelphia, called the Norh American Fdrmer after
which he devoted himself to the practice Of his pres.
sion, ana in 1862 he elected a Representative from
Pennsylvania to the Ihirty.eighth Congress.
STUART, JOHN T.
Was born in Fsyette county kentucky, November 10,
ls0, graduated at the Centre College Dsnvlle, In 1896
and having studed law settled Illinois, where he has
practi.ed his profession In 1882 1884 he was
member Of the Illinois Legislature he was elected a
Represen tatve from Illinois TO the Twenysxth and
Twenty seventh Congresses serving the Committee
Territories In ls4s he elected to the state Senate
serving years and IN lse2 he reelected Repre-.
sentative to the Thirty.eshth Congress.
SWEAT, LORENZO d. NJ.
Born IN Parsonsned, York county, Maine, May 20,
1915 graduated Bowdop College IN 1887 and IT the
Harvard Law school p 1870 during the next two years be
practiced law New orleans IN 1866 and 1850 he was
City solicitor Portland 1851 and lsG2 mem Der Of
the state senate and elected q Representative from
Maine to the Thrty.eghth Congress
TnAyBR, N. RUSSELL.
lie was born IN Petersburg Virginia, January o. 1919
graduated at tbe University OF Pennsylvania in ls4o
studied law, ard was admitted to the bar 10 ls42 and
was elected q Representative from Pennsyyana to the
hmty.egh,h Congress he received from his alma masr
the two degrees Of Bachelor aud Master Of Arts
THOMAS, FRANCIS.
lie was born in FREDERICK County, Maryland, February
g. 1899 educated at st. John College, that state
studied law, and sa admitted {, the bar Ia ls20 was
member Of the House u Delegates s22 1871 and 1873
and was q Rerresepta,ive 10 congress from Naryaud
from 1891 TO lSs1 Durng term be was chairman of
the judiciary Committee, snd report made by bin led
TO tue settlement q the boundary difficulties between
Ohio aud Michigan from 1871 20 ls44 he was Governor
Of Maryland wac elected, for the sixth tme Rerressn.
te,ive 10 the Thrtyseyn,n Cergress and reelected TO
the Thirty eienth Corgrsa.
fHA1N, n. W.
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