The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11


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Col Wm Reddick, John Miller,
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8. john e. bassett, ID. shermao,
g. Park, n Palmer,
W. p nam, X, y Iood-li
q, BnaIp, w @. Bufderi.
Hon. u X. Glenn, Hon. ! :. Bary
Hon L. W. Ross, II u. Nc eey,
tnpt barnard, Lyman Lacy
james McGreary. } Nc al
10. Hon A hornton, Col Charles Morton,
+ Marshall J W Hawkins,
r h station, @. Long
IL Co. ". B Anderson, Hon. u. n Varneu,
lion j G Robinson, Co. =. g Hese ks,
Hon N. A. Eddy, Captain Judy.
l2. hon. = West, Co W n Ready,
col j j. Mitchell, Hon. - Reilly,
Hon " G Kase G W. Brackett,
Mai T. Upton, DR. q Jones.
10 hon. esiev sloan, John f Bawln,
Col w r Towns John q Whit,
". ] Hambleton. Charles CarTall,
Col John ~. Creeks, DR. Paul Sears.
BROWNING has long been one Of the most
prominent LAWYERS of the State. On the death
of the Hon. Stephen A. D 1uplas he was ap-
pointed by Governor Yates to his place in the
Senate, but the next Legislature elected w: A.
Richardson to ill the vacancy. He then estab
llshed himself in WASHINGTON, where he has
since practiced his profession. On the resgna
tion Of Secretary Harlan, his name was sent to
the Senate as Secre ary Of the Interior the
duties OF which position he will assume on the
1st o. September.
TURNER, after holding various subordinate
positions, entered the 10 ger House OF Congress
in ls46. In 1854 he was Speaker of the lower
House Of the State Legislature. Heis at present
Secretary o. State of illinois
KUYKENDAIL is the present Representative in
Congress of the Thirteenth District commonly
called "Egyrt." He was formerly Democrat
bur was elected as Republican.
MCCLERNAND is a nauve of Kentucky. Having
studied Law, he served with credit as a private
in the "Blark Hawk War" After beng a mem-
ber of the State Leg stature he served as Repre-.
sentative in Congress IRON Illinois. from 1913 to
1851, and again from 1859 to 1861. He re 3igned
his seat to accept commission as Brigadier-
General of Volunteers. His greatest military
achievement was the uusucc essrul attempt to
capture Vcksburg, a glory reserved tor General
Grant. His career in the army is familiar to the
public.
MARSHALL entered the State Legislature in
1S46. After serving in a iud cal position, he
became Representative in Congress from 1866
tiv" of the Eleventh District, being considered
by some as Democratic leader of the House.
GATES has been for years past one OF the most
prominent politicians in the Northwest At
one time he enjoyed a great reputation as an
orator. He Is at present practlcng Law in
Chicago.
HAYES is prominent local politician.
NORTON, after serving in the State Legislature,
was a representative in Congress from 1853 to
1857. He was again member of Congress from
1863 to 1865, having IN the m ant me hlled tn e
position of Judge of one OF the judicial dis.
tricts OF the State for the perio of five years.
Ross served in the State Legislature in 1910
and 1874: was Presidential electCr in 1913; and
in 1860 a delegate to the Cnarle ton and Baltl-
mole Conventions. In 1868 he became mem
Der OF Congress, which position lie still holds.
ROBINSON was a Representative in Congress,
from 1859 to 1865, for the district now repre-.
sented by Judge Marshall.
IadtHDA,
Two sets of delegates will present themselves
as the representatives of this State. Those
representing the Democracy were appointed by
a Convention at indianapolis on the I'd instanc
and are as tollow-:-
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
T. A. Hendricks, 5 Il. Perkins,