The New York herald., 1867-03-02

chosen County Auditor in 1881 he elected to the
tho Democratic Cincinnati Convention OF 1850 10 the
Charleston and Baltimore Conventions OF l6e0
tho Phadelphia National Union Convention Of 1864 no
served during the rebellion under General shermsn as
Colonel Of the Fiftyseventh Ohio Volunteers which he
raised from 1861 10 1853, when he resigned on account
of III health On recovering his health he was appointed
the State agent visit all the Ohio troops in the Depart
men OF Tennessee with poll books and tally sheets; in
Ohio troops in the Army OF the Potomac; on his return
he held number OF township Offices, and in 1866 he
was elected Representative from Ohio TO the Fortieth
Congress-
He Was born in Attleborough, Bucks county, Pennsy
vania, Nov ls 1927 received liberal education, and
adopted the profession OF law; was solicitor for two
municipal districts in Philadelphia digested the ordi
for the consolidation OF the city, and has trans
lated several works the French He was elected
In 1852 Representative TO the Thirty eighth Congress-
serving on the Committees on Patents and Expend,nres
ninth Congress- serving on the Committees on Patents
Expenditures in the Post Office Department and the
SPECIAL committee on tho Civil Service. Reelected 70
the Fortieth Congress.
He was born In Mercer county, Pennsylvania July i,
1880; received classical education; adopted the pro-
fcssion OF law devoted much attention to the business
removed Iowa. and wa. Circuit Judge for two Years,
judge OF county court for three years. settled In MIS-
souri, and was elected for two years TO the Legislature
OF that State, and In 1900 he elected Represent.
alive from Missouri to the Foreth Congress-
WILLIAM T. MaIACK-
He was born In Dubois county, Indiana, May TO- 1892:
studied law, and was admitted TO practice In 1S43; drr-
ing that year was appointed County surveyor In ls4s
he elected 10 the State LEGISLATURE where he served
until 1862. In 1854 no appointed Circuit Judge,
and subsequently elected for six years He elected
gress serving on the Committee on Mileage and rc-
elected to the Thirty-sixth Congress- serving on tho
Committee on Patents He was also delegate to the
Chicago Convention OF 1854 aud elected 10 the
Thirtyninth Congress, serving on the COMMITTEES
Claims Re elected to the Fortieth Congress-
He born In Laurel, Sussex county, Delaware No
vember H. 1927; was educated at Dickinson College,
studied law, and to the bar in 1850; subsequently
retired osprivate life and was elected Representative
the Committee on the Death OF President Lincoln Re.
elected to the Foreth Congress
THOMAS n. NoyLL
He was born In Perryvie, No. April s. 1889: received
good English education. When nineteen years Of age
no admitted to the bar, and practised law until 1891
when he was appointed military commissioner for the
arrest Of dsoyal persons subsequently went into the
ranks Of the State militia and obtained the rank OF
major. which be held until 1882 In that year he was
appointed captain in the Nineteenth regiment Of regu
lar United States infantry, and he was subsequently
elected Representative from Missouri the Thirty
ninth Congress serving on the Committees Private
Land Claims, the Militia and Mines and Mining. He was
Philadelphia in 1866 and elected TO the Fortieh
Congress.
He was born in Philadelphia March 81 1921 graduated
at Dickinson College in 1s4o; studied law and 70
the bar 1s4s 1850 1851 and 1852 he elected
re elected the Legislature ia 1s59 and n 1862 elected
Represenve from Pennsylvania TO the Thirty eighth
elected to the Thiriy-nnth Congress- serving the
Committee on Commerce. Reelected to the Fortieth
Congress.
Hc was born Lebanon Pennsylvania, April "a
1915 was educated chiefly at the Pennsylvania College,
Gettysburg studied law, and came % the bar In 1882
locating in Indiana In 1S3 and ls46 he was elected TO
the State Senate serving six years in all and one year
President Of that body; was Presidential Eector In
1S4S a member Of the Peace Congress IN 1851, and
in 1862 he elected Representative from Indiana 70
Foreign Affairs In 1852 ~hen3a call was made for
to defend Indiana from thrcatc9cd ncursons, he oran
a c Ss ass
cruising the and dong mnch 10 restore quiet
os s sasc 10 g sua on
tho Committees the Death Of President Lincoln,
freedmen and Foreign Affairs Reelected 70 the For
He was born in Charlton Geausa county, Ohio F,hss-
n5 ssdSd s@ and came q Tho bar in 1885, sst
1857 entered tho army in 1861 Colonel Of the Fourth
Wisconsin regiment promoted to the rank OF Brga
ms N or tho si Third division Of
Nineteenth corps the last assault Al Port Hudson IN
1855 he was promoted to the rank Of Brgader General
but resigned his commission In May, 1895, and was
elected Representative from Wisconsin 70 the Thirty
ninth Congress, serving the Committee on Elections.
select Committee the Freedmen and that on the
Militia He a delee eatc TO the Philadelphia Loyaists'
Convention OF 1885, and reelected 70 the Fortieth
Congress-
He born in Woodstock, Oxford county, Maine.
tho double occupation OF farmer ana teachers 1859 he
chosen a member Of the Maine Board Of Agn.
he member Of the State Legislature, and olciated
Speaker in 1865 he Presidential elector; In 1s60
elected in 1891 aud In 1902 elected Representative
from Maine 10 the Thrtyeighth Congress- serving on the
S S on ana .sryna o.
man of the Committee on Invalid Pensions Re elected
to the Fortieth Congresa
He was born in Ellsworth, Hancock county, Mime,
October o. 1922; graduated at Yalo College In ls42;
bar at Bangor In 1s44 1852 and 1868 no elected
the Senate OF Maine; in 1864 he was elected TO the
House OF Representatives at tho close Of 1884 and also
n 1856 and 1869 hc was elected by the Legislature Al
,orney General of the State and subsequently elected
Representative from Maine to the Fortieth Congress
rREDERCK A. PIKE
He was born in Calais, Ma,ps, where be has always
resided; for several years member OF the Maine
Legislature, serving term AZ Speaker OF the House
Of Representatives He adopcd the profession Of law
for several years attorney for the county in
Name to the Thirty Congress- serving the
Committee Naval Affair."; reelected to the Thirty
ON Expenditures in the State Department and member
of the Committee Naval Affairs; rc-slected 70 the
rhrty-uinth Congress serving on hrs o,d commmsss a. s
State Department. He was also member of the Ma
tona Committee appointed TO accompany the remains
Special Committee on the murders In South Carolina
Re elected 70 the Fortoth Congress
A.
He was born near Indisnspos nd ana. February II,
1s2p received good English and cass cal edacacn,
was ciergyma Of the Methodist Episcopal church and
. member or the Missouri Conference at the commence
ment cf the rebellion In 1861 no Joined the Missouri
Volunteers chaplain In 1s62 he had command Of
battery OF artillery captains soon Afterwards pro-
noted the rank OF colonel OF infantry and In 1858 ne
was appointed . bvigadier general Of United ssases
volunteers. He wds In the Missouri campaign unoeI
General Lyon: with Generals Grant and Haiieck q
CoriDth; also ut vicksburg and ncsr Mobile ane ns
command the nrst TO break the enemys ne tns
capture of Fort Blakey In 1906 he was elected Nc
preventative from Missouri 70 the FQrtieth Congress-
cn~pIEs = THEtrs
He was born In GuiIford, Vermont, Nay l. 1888, To-
moved with his parents Pennsylvania in lsSs and 20
Maryland in 1871; graduated st Princeton College IN
1882 AID al tho law school Of Harvard University IN
ls63 sud al law and came 70 the bar Of Maryland 10
1885, adm tied 20 practice In the United States supreme
Court in 1852 In 1850 ne was msmDet % 2! ns ~. vw