The New York herald., 1867-03-02

niipsburr He was also one Of the Representatives
designated by the House 10 attend the funeral ol General
Scott in l556 Reelected 10 the Fortieth Congress-
woRTmSGToS @ slHH.
He was born in st. Adams, Vermont, April 2s, 1873;
graduated the University OF Vermont In Burlip ,ton
lsi3 studied law but abandoned the professS p and
became iron merchant and manufacturer; "a lss he
1865 to the State senae; ociang durp the last ses
sion President Of the Senate; and in ISaa he was
elected Representative from Vermont the Foreth
RuFus PAINE srAvpna
Nass Nav os'i l7ss "a VENT vh narhas Vineyard
when young received the rvments OF his education at
The Pianfed and Colchester Academies; graduated at
OHIO, commenced the pra ce OF his profession in Trnm-
bull county in 1s2l which he continued many years.
In 1889 be was elected 20 the State Legsature
IN ls4 and chos,n speaker of the House in ls4o
he was elected Jode Of the Supreme Court for
years, and held the position three years until tho
State constitution was adopted when he removed
Cleveland and resumed the practice OF the law In 1864
he wss eecteda Representative from OHIO the Thirty
eighth Congross serving on the Committees Naval
Affairs and Revolutionary Pensions He reelected
70 the Thirty ninth Congress- serving on the Committees
Ca Appropriations and the BANKRUPT Law. Re elected
Tor third term 70 the Fortieh nsress having received
majority Of six thousand i've hundred votes In his
district
rHApprus s1vrS.
He was born Ia Caledonia, county, Vermont April e.
that year removed to PenfIsylvania studied law and
taught in an acadsmy a. the same timc; in 1915 was ed
mtad TO the bar in Adams county; in 1888 escted
70 the State Legislature, ara also in 1894 1885, 1887 and
lsti in 1888 was elected member Of The Convention
70 revise the state In 1888 was appointed
Canal Commissioner In 1s42 he removed TO Lancaster,
and s4s was elected y rcpresenakge from rynnsy
seccnd, and in 1858 wys reelected 20 the Tbirtysixh
Congress and also 70 he Thirty seventh, during which
he chairman OF the Committeee Ways and Means,
having previously sery ed variors important commit
tees. In 1882 be wis resleced 10 the Thirty eighth
Congress again sery ny Chairman Of the Committee
Ways and Means and also as Chairman Of the Special
Committee on the Pacific Railroad. He was also dole
gate 10 the BatimGe Convention of 1854 Re elected TO
the Thirty ninth Congress- serving as Chairman Of the
Committee ApY roprlatons, member of tho Com
rnftt hp .fh af apdac
man Of the Committees on Postal Railroad 10 New
York on Recovsrclon, and Fr,e Schools IN me DIS
pha Loyalss' Convention of 1885, and was reelected to
the tortieth Congress.
Ee was born in New York city, September %, 1924;
received good education; studied law and cam to the
| asr n HSt5; m 1854 ho elected Commissioner or
Common Schools; ;iu 1884 and 1865 he was elected NOM
Der Of the State Assembly, and in 1865 he was elected
Representative from New York TO the Fortieth Congress
FREDERICK
| He was born in Maryland, his grandfather, Thomas
Stone, having bsop in the Continental Congress, and
another ancestor William Stone Deputy Governor OF
Maryland, under Lord Baltimore. He was literally cdu-
fessI9n Or law in 1851 was rendered the office Of
Deputy DarIct Attorney for his county, but decned in
1852 he appointed by the Legislature OF the
commissioners 10 rovis, and simplify the Rnles of Plead
ing ard Practice in the Courts of Maryland In 1855 and
1856 he n member Of the State Legislature;
delegate Tho state Constitutional Convention OF 1884,
bat declined to accept; and In 1886 he was elected
Representative from MARYLAND TO the Forteth Congress
STEPHEN TABER.
He was born In Dover, Dntchess county, New York,
tessl received sood academical cduca,ion in 1889
he settled in Queens county, on Long Island, and was
was elected to tho State Legislature and in 1884 he was
elected Representative for New York to the Thirty
Lands. Re-e'ected to tho Fortieth Congress.
Ue vrs born In Buckycounty Prnnsylvana. received
good eGrcaiion; adopted the occupation Of farmer
and in 1865 was elected Representative from Pennsy
rRANois rnoNAs
He born in Frederick, Maryland, February g. l7oe
"A ot Toi,n ~, in
law ana was admitted to the bar In 1S20 was member
OF the Housa of Delegates In 1922 1927 and 1929 whom
he was choson fpeager He was Representative IN Con-
gress from Maryland from 1891 TO 1911 In 1899 no
was member Of tho iaryana Sonanooa onvon
tion in 1850. He also author OF tho measure
which resulted in the transfer Of pol mower from
the siavehod,ng counties in Msrvand to those poons
4 where the white population was generally located.
judiciary Conmi,,ce, and report madc by Tim led to
tho e temens Of the ~s.adary difficulties between OHIO
Maryland Was elected for tho sixth time Represents
tive TO the Thirty seventh Congress and rcelec cd 10 the
Thirty eighth Congress serving on the Judiciary Com
serving On the Committees on tho Death OF President
pnson the Judiciary TIE Bankrupt Law and the Postal
Maryan 70 warn the people Of the approaching rebel.
nents connected with the organization He was also
cessatc to the Philadelphia 10y alists Convention Of
1900, ana was Reelected 10 the Fcriich Congress-
ROWLAND rnowRrInGk
he was born In Emira New York, June IS, 1871;
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chd; graduaed at Kenyon College, Ohio, In 1sil has
been devoted al big o 70 the business Of farming was
eeeea 70 tne sfhte OF Mcngan 10 the lnirty seventh
oonSness servinS on toe Commit on the Post once
ana Post Roads He was also re- elected TO tho Thirty
hh'u SuiSiSs, serving on tie So'nhittscs on teVoiu
nailns and Agrcui.ure re was also delegate
70 @ sns iaaaspn,s Loyas,s @ Convention Of 1906, and
was re eec'ed " lle ror,ctn oonsIes.
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, as % oo 1a ~ nn", wmroes.er county, Massacnn
sess Aususs -, ioll ~ looV ne conhieh.ea inc oa
ncss ~ s'asins oI carving ne mar was ,he hfst 20
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