Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-05
GEN WILLARD WARNER.

and educated at Marietta COllepe, WlleFc be
graduated in the Scientific Course OF thaC
institution, in 1916; cast his first Presiden-
tial vote for Taylor, and last two for Lin
coin; was an old Whig and original Repub-
lican; resided In California from lS49 to
1852: was Trustee of the Central Ohio Luna
tic Asylum five years. He entered the
service as Major of the 76th Regt. o. Y. /.
in Dec, 1861: was promoted to Lieut.. Col.
| in Dec, 1868, aud to Colonel of the lS0th
Regt. OV. /. in Oct, 1864. He was bre-
vetted Brig. Gen. on the recommendation
of Gen. j. ID. Cox. and Gen.J NJ. Schoheld,
made from the field, in June, 1865; was mus
tered out of service on the 25th OF July,
| 1865. During the whole of the Atlanta
campaign, and from the 1st of April, 1868,
| to the 10th of the following Oct. he served
on the staff of Maj. Gen. Sherman, as A. A:
Inspector General and in such capacity had
charge of the removal of the people OF At
lanta, under Gen. Sherman's famous order.
| Gen. Warner is a widower.
| Newark p. o.
HENRY s. MARTIN,
President pro tem., H
| Senator from the 2lst District, comprising
| Stark and Carroll counties, is Lawyer.
| He was born the 10Th of Oct. 1924, in Char
| lotte, Chittenden county, Vermont; came
| to Ohio in 1874 to commence his prepara-
tory course for College, with his eldest
| brother, then Principal of Martinsburg
Academy. lie cast his first Presidential
vote for Harrison, and last two for Lincoln.
In 1917, he entered Jefferson College. as
Freshman, nearly year in advance. Hav-
ing impaired his health, by too close appli-
cation to his studies, he was advised to seek
a milder climate, which he did in the fall of
1S47. travelling through most OF the South
ern States. He was abse t from College un-
til the spring of 1919, when he resumed his
studies, and graduated in the Regular
| Course in Aug. 1851. In 1852, he was elect
ed Supt of the Bucyrus Union School. In
the fall of the same year, he was chosen
| Supt. of the Union School at Newark, Ohio.
In the spring of 1854, he moved to Canton,
where he entered upon the duties OF Snpt.
of Canton Union School. He read law with
Hiram Griswold, Esq and came to bar in
1861 He was member of the last Senate.
Canton 20.
ANDREW L. HARRIS,
Senator from the Sd District, comprising
Preble and Montgomery counties, is Law
yer. He was born in Butler county, Ohio,
on the 18th of Nov., 1885, and educated at
Miami University, where he graduated in
the Scientific Course in 1860. He cast his
first and last Presidential votes for Lincoln;
read law with Joel w. Harris, at Eaton,
Ohio, and came to bar in 1865. He enlisted
as private in the first three months SER
vice, was promoted to 2d 1t. OH the organ
lzation of the company, and to Capt. on the
organization of the Regt. In the fall of
1861, he entered the three years. service as
Capt. of Co. &C." 10Th Regt o. V. l., and
served in that capacity until March, 1868,
when he was promoted to Maj in which
capacity he served till May, 1868, when he
was promoted to Col OF Regt, and served
in that capacity till the Regt. was mustered
out on the 18th of JAM, 1865. He was
- wounded severely in right arm at the bat
tie of McDowall, West Va, on the Sth of
May, 1867; was wounded slightly at Gettys-
burg in left side.
Eaton z. o..
A. w. DOAN,
Senator from the 9TH District, comprising
Clinton, Green, and Fayette counties, is q
LAWYER. He was born in Wilmington
Ohio, on the 18th of Dec, 1924, and educated
/ at the Wilmington Seminary; read law with
Franklin Corwin, Esq, of Wilmington, aud
K. came to the bar in 1852; was Prosecuting
Attorney of Clinton county six consecutive
years cast his first Presidential vote fol
Taylor, and last two tor Lincoln; entered
the service April 10th, 1861, as private, in
the 18th Regt. o. V. l., and was elected Isl
1t. on the organization of the Regt. and
promoted to Capt. June Goth, 1861; to 1t
Col. of 10Th Regt. Aug, 10Th, 1862; was af'
forwards commissioned Col. of the Regt
: in which position he was mustered out OF
!. the 18th of June, 1865; participated il
twenty three distinguished engagements
= Wilmington p o. ..
. JOSEPH S. BRADBURY,
Y Senator from the Sth District. comprising
o Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs and Vinton coun
: ties, is a Lawyer. He was born on thu
0 18th OF September, 1907, in Exeter, Han
f cock county-now PenobscOt county
(; Maine: was educated in common school
: came to Ohio with his parents in 1916, and
n located in Galia county; read law witt
S A. II. Holcomb, Esq, of Gallia county, anC
: came to bar in 1884; cast his first Presi
Dental vote for John Quincy Adams, and
last two votes for the "Great Emancipa,
: tor" Abraham Lincoln joined the Fret
Soil party in 1S4S, with which he remained
9 until the organization of the Republican
party. He was member OF the HOUSE
, from 1862 to 1866.
Kyger P. o.
Il THOMAS j. GODFREY,
r Senator from the 32d District, including
: Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, Van Vert, Pauld
+ ing, Defiance and Williams counties, is I
h Lawyer. He was born in Darke county
g Ohio, on the 9th of June, 1881; was edu
: Gated at the Indiana Asbury University
l.. where he finished his education in 1858
r read law with Messrs. Allen and Meeker, 0
\ Greenville. Ohio; attended Cincinnati Law
: School, where he graduated in 1857
= came to bar in 1857; was elected Pros
y ccuting Attorney of Mercer county in 1863
\ which he held one term; was re-nomi'
, mated in 1865, but declined to accept the
), nomination because OF his nomination tC
|, the Senatorship. ..
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ANSEL 7. WALLING, 'aaie.
Senator from the 10th District, comprising
.. Pickaway and Franklin counties, is a Law
yer. He was born the 10th of JAM, 1923, II
e Otsego, New York; received good com
q mon school education came to Ohio il
=. = 1913. read law in Coshocton, Ohio, ant
!, came to bar in 1852; east his first Presiden
u y tial vote for Cass, and last one for McClel
: Ian; from 1S47 to 1857 consecutively, h,
, was editor and publisher of the Mdhoninl
. Inder, Coshocton Democrat, and ReokuI
:, Uowa) Daily Times; was delegate to th,
= Democratic National Convention, held il
: Cincinnati in June, 1856; was Clerk of tn
; United States Court in the southern divis
= = ion of the district of Iowa, in 1S59-60, ant
= 81. r.a
Circleville P.0. q. "a pas 'i'4
4 SAMUEL F. DowDNEY,, ESQ
n Senator from the 4th District, includin,
al Clermont and Brown counties, is Lawyer
He was born the 18th Of June, 1919, a
Bethel, Clermont county, Ohio, and wa
educated at Felicity Seminary; cast hi
q first Presidential vote for Van Buren, aflC