The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-27


cu.srrs .. HUssAsD
removed with bis parents 20 Western Pennsyivana
1915; thence 70 Wheeling Virginia in 1919; graduated
lumber Iron and banking bushes in 1854 and 1858
member Of the Virginia Legislature; was Nom.
the Wheeling COnvsuton OF tbs year; served one
term IN the Senate Of Western Virginia after is organ
iso ". The from Wsss Virginia % The
Soldiers National Cemstery and vas elected Repre-
sentative from West Virginia 70 tho Thirty ninth Con-
gress.
DHMAs HUBBARD, R.
Born In winnsld county Of Hsrkimer New York.
devoted farming and the practice Of law was for
maay years Supervisor OF Chenango county, and four
~ the q state % and he he was
elected Representative from New York 70 the Thirty
JOHN H. HUBBARD.
He was born In Salisbury, Ltchfeld county, Con-
necticut in 1906 received good common school edncs-
and regular practitioner Of his profession until
1868 For I've years he was Attorney for the county Of
early in is6S he was elected Representative from
Connecticut the Thirtycghth Congress- serving on
once Department Re elected TO the Thirty ninth Con-
gress.
| .., n. y. HupBELL. a-f
He 9as born In coxsackie New York, August -.
1876; recsived scademioai education; was chiefly
devoted the pursuits u manufacturing and farming
Ss sns Sos g ssw
THIRTY ninth Congress-
JAMES Il. HUBBELL.
He WAS born in, Delaware county, Ohio, in 1924 re-
ceved ordinary education; adopted the profession o.
law served four times 10 the State Legislature and
twice as Speaker Of The House. was Presidential cleo.
| from Ohio TO the Thirty ninth Congress.
CALVIN T. HULBURD.
He was born In Stockholm St Lawrence county, N.
Y, June g. 1907 graduated at Middlebury College, Yer
mont; read at YaIo College, and adopted the
patton OF farming was member OF the State leglsla
ter year was elected Representative from New York to
the Thirty eighth Congress- serving on the Committee on
Agriculture and Chairman Of the Committee on Public
Expenditures Reelected to the Thrtyninth Congress
). N. HUMPHREY
born Holland Erie county, N r., September 81
1872 received school educatisp; adopted the
In 1857 1858 and 1867 member Of the State Senate
from 1863 to 1865 and was elected from
Now York TO the Thirty ninth Congress. In 1865 he was
| President of tine Democratic State Convention
JAMES HUMPHREY.
Born in Fairfield Connecticut, October 1917 gradu
atod at Amherst College in 1884, Of which his father
| Rev. Heman Humphrey for many years PRESIDENT
had charge, in 1892 of Painfed Academy, in Connec-
ticut studied law and settled for the practice OF it in
LOUISVILLE Kentucky, where he remained only one year
In 1888 removed to New York, where he resumed the
practice of his profession. In 1858 he elected
Representative from New York to the Thrysxth Con
| gross serving member OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs and on the Special Commuee Of Thirty three on
the Kebeous States He no elected TO the Thirty
ninth Congress- but, during the summer of 1865 made
| visit TO Europe
SIDNEY 7. HOLMES
| was born in schaghticoke, Rensselaer, county, New
York in August. 1916; settled with his father in Norris
ve Madison county, in 1872 where he always resided
received an academca education studied law and
lS41 prior ~ which date he spent five years
civil engineer; t~ite appointed Loan Commits
sioner for Madison county s4S and 1850; in 1851
elected judge and srrogate for the county and
elected In 1858 and 1852 serving until DISQUALIFICATION
| period OF twelve years IN 1894 he elected
Representative from New York to the Thirty ninth Con-
gress-.
mRoS c. iN0ERsoLI.
He was born in Oneida county, New York, December
| H. 1881 removed with his father 10 limos in ls43;
nDished his educaOn at Paducah, Kentucky; studied
70 the Illinois Legislature aud in 1864 he elected
Representative from Illinois to the Thirty eighth Con
gress for the unexpred term oil owen oveJoy In 1854
he re elected TO the Thirty ninth Congress.
THOMAS A. JENCKEs.
He born in Providence Rhode Island, in 1918;
ceved liberal education; studied law and prsctsed the
pro. until elected in 1858 Represent alive from
Rhode Island the Thirty Congress, serving
Chairman Of the Committee Patents and the Special
Committee the Bankrupt law having drawn up the
bill that subject. Rec elected to the Thirty ninth
Congress-
MORGAN JONES'.
He was born IN New York city, February 20, 1882,
educated school of st. James church In this city;
early took interest in machinery and the bus mesa OF
machlpist and subsequently adopted the business OF
plumber, following the within four hundred feet
the spot whore be born ia 1868 he elected
city Councilman for New York. and having been four
times reelected served as President of the Board for
three years. subsequently elected TO the Board o.
Aldermen and made President Of the body, and 1854
he was elected from New York to the
Thirty ninth Congress.
PHILIP JOHNSON
born In Warren county N. j. October L. 1918 In
1889 he removed With his father 10 Pennsylvania set
thing in Northampton county He educated at La
fayette College, where he spent two years after VIII ch
he spent two teaching school IN the South On his
home hs studied law admitted To the bar In
lS4S and afterwards elected Clerk Of the Court Of
Sessions, and OF the Oyer and Tenmncr In 1853 and
1854 no elected 10 the State Assembly, in 1857
Chairman of the Democratic STATE ConGenton in 1850
he yyss the Revenue Commissioner for the Third Ju-
of
tive from Pennsylvania 10 the Thirty seventh Congress-
serving the Committees on Roads and Canals and on
Patents. He reelected 70 the Thirty eighth Con
gress and a member OF the Committee on Terri
tories He also delegate to the Chicago Convcn-
ton o. 1854 Reelected TO the Thirty ninta Congress.
| GEORGE W. JULIAN
was born In CenreviIc, Wayne county. indiana May s.
1917: received good common school education; spent
three years a. school teacher sindied law and was
mItied 10 the bar in 1870 In is45 was the
Legislature OF Indiana; was delegate 10 the Buffalo
Convention Of lsss, and was kenresentnye In Con-
gress from Indiana from 1S40 10 1851 In 1862 he
nominated by tho Ptsburg Convention for the Office Of
Vice President Of the United states tho ticket with
\ T. Halo President; and In 1856 lac Vice pres
dent Of tho Republican Convention held Mt Pittsburg
In 1860 he elected Representative from Indiana to
1 on Public Lands aud on Public Expenditures; and in
1862 he reelected 10 the Thirty eighth Congress- and
was Chairman Of tho Committee on Public Lands and
| the Thirty ninth Congress,
| JOHN A. KAssON.
| He was born Burlington, Vermont January II,
Il
Law in Massachusetts, practsed the profession in st.
Louis, Missouri until 1857 when he removed TO Iowa.
In 1888 he appointed commissioner to report upon
the condition of the Executive Departments Of Iowa;
assisted In 1859 in organizing she state Bank Of Iowa,
pointed Assistant Postmaster General which once he
resigned In 1892 when he elected Representative
from Iowa to the Thirty eighth Congress- serving on the
Committee Of Ways and MeanH During the summer Of
1858 he appointed by President Lincoln commits
soner the International Postal Congress At Paris
which he attended, returning in August Reelected 70
| the Thirty ninth Congress-
| - WILLIAM u. KELLEY
was born Philadelphia in the spring Of 1914; received
| q good English education; commenced active life
reader In printing Office; spent years ap
prentice In jewcry establishment; removed 10 Boston,
and followed his trade there for four years. devotipg
some attention 20 literary matters; returned 20 Philade
phia studied law end was admitted the bar in 1S<l
and held the office for some years Of Judge of the Court