The New York herald., 1867-03-02

elected Iaeutenapt Governor Indiana and in 1881 on
assumed tho oe OF Governor held IL four years. In
1904 ho eecled Governor FOR scond term; and In
iysis he visited Europe in the hope Of improving his
health but arned in 1866 and In spite or continued
u health resumed HE executive duties In June iooo'
which created much enthusiasm In the state, aud OF
which moro than million copies wore Published IN
Legislature In January, 1857. lac elected by re
vote Senator In Congress for the term ending
In 1878.
He was born In Mount Vernon Knox county, Ohio,
a ads ycar IN he war with Mexico in the Second Ohio
reeiment; commenced the study Of Law In 164s u
Mount Vernon. and in 1850 went across the plains TO
California spending part OF that and the following
year in Nicaragua Returning to Ohio he renewed the
study OF law to the bar In 1882 practised h
Hnnesota In 1851 he was elected to the State Senate
declining reelection In 1859, bat was re elected In
@ and a in ss iaa sC sc ss
he took his scat Senator ia Congress rom minnesota
for the term ending in ls7 serving on the commtt.s:
the Patent once He also delegate 70 the Phila-
delphia National Union Convention Of 1885,
Hs wss born in Madison county Nov York, June 10.
1876 adopted the profession Of law; In 1851 hc was a
ponied by President Lincoln Governor Of Nevad. Terri
tory in which posuon he continued until the adoption
Of the State constitution whom he was chosen Senator
Congress from the State for the term commenc
tees on Naval Asrs and territories and as Chairman Of
that on Enrolled BillA He also . member OF the
national committee appointed 70 accompany the remains
OF President Lincoln 70 Illinois, and in January 1861 no
was reelected TO the Senate for the term ending in ls7a
DAVID =. PArrTERsoH.
He was born In Greene county Tennessee, February
"a 1919; received academical education; was en-
gagged for time a. paper maker and also as miller;
Judge OF tho Circuit Court in 1854 and reelected 1891
and In 1885 he elected Senator in Congress from
e. ns tern enapg enc ~ as having ~ M s1sn s
ninth Congress- and during the subsequent session was
q member OF the Committees on Commerce and the Dis
triot OF Columbia He Is sCn-inlaw Of President An
JAMES ". PATTERSON
He born In Hennikcr, Merrimac county, New
Hampshire, juno O. 1923; was educated at Dartmouth
College, graduating In lS48 From 1858 to 1851 he
School Commissioner for Grafton county and at the
the State In 1862 no served the State Legislature
and was elected Representative from New Hampshire
tees Expenditures In the Treasury Department and
for the District of Columbia In 1854 he appointed
. Regent Of the Smithsonian Institution, and was re
appointed in 1895 Reelected to the Thirty ninth Con.
gress serving the Committee on the Death Of Presi
dent Lincoln and also on those on Bureau Of Educa
june 1885, he Was elected Senator in Congress for
the term commencing IN 1867 and ending in 1873 He
was also q delegate to the Philadelphia Loyalst Con-
vention Of 1866
SAMUEL o. PoxERoY.
He was born In southampton Massachusetts, January
s. 1916 and spent his boyhood his fathers farm.
After academic education no entered Amherst College
In 1885, spent four in New York returned to his
native town and held various local Offices and was
elected to the Legislature Of Massachusetts, In 1852 In
1854 he was engaged IN organizing the New England
Emgrant Aid Society, and became its financial agent
removed Kansas in the year and participated in
its AFFAIRS member OF the Territorial Defence Com
venons Of 1855. and also that Of Chicago in 1sso
During the famine In Kansas he was chairman OF the
nad sa,es Senate from Kansas for six years serving
ON the committee on Pensions, Claims. Territories,
Manufactures and as chairman Of the Committee Pub
l.~Y nrAo In yana hn CtAAt n n
Senate for the term ending in 1878.
ALEXANDRA RAMSAY.
He was born In DRuphn county, near Harrisburg
Pennsylvania, September g. 1915; was clerk In the
Office Of the Register Of that county in 1925 was Secre
sy Of the Go,egs y s ., & Tss a. 70
tasves was Representative in Congress ffom Penn:
sylvaDia from 1sls 70 1s4l and was Chairman in ls4s
Tsrsisorai Govsrnor x IlnnesOsa, holding the once
rssy a. Mendoza for The e1sincson Of the
title Of The Sioux half breeds 10 The lands Lake Pepm,
and in 1851 negotiated another treaty with tho Sioux
nation by which the government acquired all the lands
in Minnesota west OF the Mississippi river, spd opened
that State the largo population settled lherS and
hs ~ e v s o a. Paul :s
sss s.s e s is s E E s {. Y
Senator in Congress- from Minnesota for the term end
Ing II aSeS serving T On tho Committees On N;,si 4sr
Once Expenses in the Senate Pacific Railroad, and a
Chairman OF the Cnmmttee on Revolutionary Pensions
and OF those also Revolutionary Claims, Post Ofcos
and Post Roads He also . member Of the Na.iona
Committees appointed TO accompany the remains o.
| President Lincoln 10 Illinois
GEORGE READn RIDDLE
he was born 10 Newcastle, Delaware in 1917 educated
r sod
ard canals IN Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and
w a' H. & ya y ss great Hs
70 the bar in 1873 aud was appointed Deputy Attorney
General for his native county which position no held
until 1850 whom he Was elected Representative from
Delaware TO the Thirty second Congress and elected
the Thirty third Congress, serving on the Committee
on Engraving aud also of special commtee on the Pa
ruviau guano question. In 1640 no appointed by
the Governor Of the state Commissioner the part
Deawars to reracc the celebrated Mason and Dixon
line tho report Of which printed by the Legisla
tures OF Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland in 1850
ionai Conventions Of Is41 isSs and 1856 In isc4 hs
was elected Senator in Congress from Delaware the
term ending in 1862 serving the committees on the
and Printing.
/ He was born In W sconsin, received good English
education, and, having commenced lie printer and
been foreman In the olice Of the Milwaukee Sentinel
J soon became an editor in his native Stale. On the
breaking Of the troubles in Kansas 1866 he re
moved to that State, and took active part its
Affairs was . member Of the Kansas Constitutional
Convention of 1889 that time until 1851 he served
In the State Lesislaturs enlisted ss private soldier in
o sns as
L. s..!s- L Sy N taps. ss he sn s.
Kansas for the unexpired term Of James II. Lane do.
| ceased serving on the Committees ON Pensions and
Printing. In January, 1857 his appointment to the
Senate was confirmed BY the Legislature, his term
piring In 1871.
t WILLARD sAUISBrRY.
He was born In Kent county, Delaware, June 1920;
was educated a Delawate College and also Dickinson
College, studied law and was admitted to the bar in
ls46 In 1850 he was appointed Attorney General OF
Delaware and held the Office for i've years and 1859
he elected senator in Congress for the ending
lso0 serving on the Committees on Commerce. Pensions
and Patents and the Patent once He also q dele
gate TO the Chicago Convention Of 1884 and was re-
elected to The Senate for the tern commencing 10 1865
and ending in 1871.
JOHN SHERMAN.
He born In Lancaster, Ohio, May TO- 1923 rsoe,v.
cd good education; adopted the profession Of law and
came 10 the bar IN 1slA In 1873 and 1852 he was 4
delegate to the wh Conventions OF those years. in 1854
be Was elected Representative from Ohio 10 the
Thirty fourth coners1 reelected 70 the Thirty
nth and on being returned 10 the Thirty