The New York herald., 1867-03-02

Pubic Lands aud Public Buildiugs Rs Was aso q
To ne Senate for conmencn M in 1895 and end
ing in lS7l and in 1865 received from the Iowa Coe2e
tho degree of Ii. D. He was also member .. shs
that Contingent Expenses OF Senate and he was
one OF the senators designated BY the Senate to attend
the funeral OF General b ou in 1858.
GUTHRIE
BE born near Bardstown Nelson county, Ken
ucky, In 1895; educated At Bardstown Academy Whon
twenty years Of age commenced trading with New Or ".
leans as the owner OF haboas: studied law anu In MS
twenty NTH year settled At Louisville as lawyer For
long time he held the ofnce of Prosecuting Attorney
for the county In which he lived and Tor many years
pracsed his profession with During that period
quenos confined 70 his bed for three years He served
nine In the Legislature Of the State and six years
in the State Senate President Of the State cons.t
tonal Convention OF 1851; took an active part in the
banking business Of Louisville and. after orignsng
became President Of tho Nashville and LousyO Mn,
as secretary OF the Treasury delegate TO the Chi
csgo Convention Of 1854 and elected Senator 70
1871, serving on the Committees on Finance, Agricui'
ture, Patents and Mines Mining. He also del
egass % tho Phiiadetphia National Union Convenaon'
Hs was born I'd Clarke county, Illinois August r.
1890 graduated At the Indiana Asbury University IN
adoped the profession Of law; was Superintendent o!
Public Instruction for Iowa In 1847 was President
Senator Congress from Iowa In 1885, serving chair
Of the Committes Public Lands. On the 18th OF
January 1861 because Of informality in his appoint
but on the 18th Of the same month be was elected
sy the Legislature r. 0r t1e term ending n lsol 40 as R
elected to the Senate for the term ending In 1851
In March, 1865 he was invited BY presden. Lincoln 70
ment After the death Of n sdent Lincoln he waived
right in the Cabinet Of President johnson,
the latter and on the 18TH Of Nay he resigned his
In the Senate and entered upon his duties Secretary
70 the Senate for the term 1857
and ending in 1879 and In July hc resigned his position
as Secretary Of tho Interior the resignation 70 take
gate to the Philadelphia Loyaiiss Convention Of 1885,
JOHN n. HKNDKHsoN.
He was born In Virginia, November 10, 1928; In 1885
removed with his porens to Missouri; spent part OF
his boyhood on a farm. While obtaining an academca
and came to the bar in is4s and was soon afterwards
elected 70 the State Legslaure reelected In 1885, and
in the year chosen Presidential elector He
delegate to the Charleston Convention In 1850; had
command for time Of brigade Of militia On the ex-
pulson Of rusen Polk from the United states Senate
elected for the full term ending 1899, serving the
Committees on the Post OGices and Post Roads, the
Senate Foreign Relations ana Claims and a. chairman
Of the Committee on Indian Affairs.
TH0MAs A. HENDRIcKs
He was born in Muskingum county, Ohio, September
Z l8l9 was educated At South Hanover College, studied
law and completed his legal studies at Chambersburg.
Pennsylvania In 1843 settled In Indiana and practlsed
his profession with succesA In 1s48 he was chosen TO
the state Legislature, and declined electiOn was an
active member OF the Indiana Constitutional Convention
Of 1880 and was Representative In Congress from
diana from 1851 TO 1885, in the latter year he was ap
pointed by President Pierce Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, in which he continued by President
Buchanan until 1852 when he resigned He was subse-
queny elected Senator in Congress for the torn COM
Committees on Claims, Public Buildings and Grounds,
the Judiciary, Public Lands and Naval AnairS
He was born in shaftsbury vermont, July 10, 1905,
was educated the academies Of Darlington and Brat
tleboro and at Williams College, where he graduated
in 1880 studied law and taught IN an academy in Mas
sachusetts for tme removed TO Michigan 10 1882 and
came to bar Of that Terri ory In 1885, In 1888 he was
Isl3 he was Representative In Congress from Michigan
In 1884 he vas elected Attorney General Of the state
twice reelected and serving ell SIX years and 10 ieS2
Bingham, deceased for thetsrm ending IN 1895. serv
ing as chairman Of the Committee the Pacific Railroad
aud member Of the committees on Military Affairs
tue judiciary and Private Land Caims He was re-
elected Senator in Congress for the term commencing
AMID sSSso 81
cIa Joint Committee the RebeIlious Statss He re.
coived from williams College 10 1888 the degree Of
nss' odnvsnsioa Of tho came year.
riN0rHY o. HOWE
/ He was born In Lvermore Oxford county, Maine
February 1916 received academcal education at the
Readned Seminary; studied law and admitted " ths
bar IN 1880; settled q Readaeld and elected
Legisiatureo Maine In 1885, In the latter part Of tina
year he removed 70 Green Bay WISCONSIN, was electet
until 1855 when he resigned 1aal Is was ale .te.
Senator in Congress from Wisconsin, fofybe term end
mercc. Pensions and Claims and - chairman Of ,h,
COMMITTEES on Enrolled Bills and Of those on tho Lbrsr,
and Gaims he was also ~ ss Ssiosae 70 me nadelphi,
1878 '' : :
REyRnpv JeHxsoS
| He was born In Annapolis, Nd, May n, 1796; va,
educated al St. Johus College, Annapolis; studied Law
with his father and having bSsn admitted TO the bar
present time His frst appointment that Of Stat,
Attorney In 1917 ho removed 10 Baltimore where b,
has since resided and In 1920 appolued Chief Com
missioner Of InsolveBt Debtors which oice he helt
until 1921, when he elected 10 the state Senate
serving 1--WE years; reelected and resigned in ih,
second year Of that term in 1s45 hc chosen
tor In Congress- where he remained until ls4o when III
Tessnsd 70 accsp. the Post Of Attorney General Of II,
On his leaving the latter position, he turned bis whole
attention to his profession pracaing chiefly in the -
active part In the preparation Of volumes OF Re
ports Of Decisions in tina Court Of Appeals OF Maryland
subsequently elected to the House OF Delegates Mary
land by the voters Of Baltimore county, and In 1862 HI
state FOR the term commencing March, isSs and sndn
10 1862 serving on the Library Committee those OF thu
ycdiciAry and Foreign Relations, and also the speca
joint Committee on Reconstruction. He OF The
Senators designated by the Senate attend the unera
Of General Scott in 1865 lie also dclegat tho
National Union convention Of 1866 taking a leading
part In its proceedings
He was born in Tsshinsio6. Bvrksajrs county Mssss
chusetf February 1871; at tho age OF seventeen hs
entered wholesale grocery house in Hartford connoct
cut, As clerk, and N three years became partner
CHOSEN
Dor Of the City Council OF Hartford; in 1888 he settled
in New York city, and was extensively engaged in mer
camille pursuis In lS4o he chosen Alderman OF
this city, during the same year he was elected 20 the
State Scnsse aud served two terms; in 1865 he ap
pointed Commissioner Of Emigration, and held the oncs
until 1885, was Vice President Of the National Repub.
can Convention beld at Pttsburg in 1885, then he
has been Chairman o. the National Republican Commit
tee In 1868 ho was elected Governor OF New York aud
reelected in 1s6o In 1891 he was appointed By Presi.
dent Lincoln Major General OF voiunteen and though
he rendered much service declined all compensation
/ " dur A adj In
etration amounting TO 000 In 1868 ne was elected
Senator In Congress from New York for tho term ending
In 1859, serving on the Committees Commerce Man.
ufacturee, the Pacific Railroad Military Affairs Print
ing, Mines and Mining and Financs BY virtue OF his
being chairman OF the National Union Executive Com.
mlttse hc was present ct the Baltimore Convention Of
1854 and opposed s proceedings On the retirement Of
Secretary Fexenden President Lincoln offered him the
Secrctayshp OF the Treasury, which he declined In
1850 he wss appointed delegate TO the Philadelphia 10y.
Alist Convention, but did NOT take any part in ls pro.