The New York herald., 1867-03-02

the Philadelphia LoyalIsts' Convention of ;s
elected TO tho foriieth Congress-
GEORGE ASDruor.
De was born in Jefferson county, Tennessee, May 21sz
lM2; received liberal education; adopted the profss
son lf law; settled in Missouri In 1852 in 1854 he be-
came h>s editor Of the NmA East Hissctrian news.
paper was ected in 1858 to the State Legislature altar
previous defet in 1s02 he was chosen State Senator
remaining In that capacity until 1885, when be resigned,
having been elected representative from Missouri 70
the Thirty ninth Congress- serving on the Committee
Public Lands, and as Chairman or the Committee eA
Mileage Early In 1861 he organized homo guard ana
was chosen colonel thereof and subsequently oo-
missionsd colonel OF militia and had command Of ths
Forty-ninth regiment or his State Hs . delegate
70 the PhiIadslpha Loyats' Convention OF 1885, ssA
was reelected To the Fortisth Congress
srvDcos Aszn
He was born IN Hartford county. Maryland, ls2ss
aduated at Pnpestoa COLLEGE, Is4o; adopted the pro
fession Of law; was member c5 the Maryland Lssisis
ture In 1884, and In 1850 hs elected Representative
from Maryland 70 The Fostssth Congress His fathsA
bearing his own name and hs ssndfnhsr named John,
were both Representatives n 0cagrsss NON the
district which he now rsprsssnsa
Duos \ AmsY.
He received genarai education, and studied law =
Monroe Michigan, went California N ls4e where hs
held the once pf Dhszics Attorney In 1851 lsta an
1858; was member or the California Assembly IN 1854
and 1855; State Senator In 1859 and 1851, and StaAs
Treasurer In 1862 and 1eoa Early In 1894 hs removed -
Austin, Nevada, and ws esossd Representative ffoa
that State to the Thirty ninth Congress serving Chain
man OF the Committee Mines and Ninna end on thae
on Free Schools in the District Of Columbia RselsctsA
70 the Fortieth Congress
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he was born In Psunsylvana Novembev H. 1924; Nag
self. educated; became adventurer at the ags =
nfteen at time acting clerk the store boats q
the Ohio and Mississippi, and then doing service n .
printing oncs Hs studied law and admitted TO tAs
bar Of Ohio In 1870; but instead Or practising his Pre-
esson he went into the business Of boat building, ana
was connected with the presa He subsequently settled
at Toledo and into the wholesale drug business
and was elected Representative from Ohio, 70 the
Thirty Congress. and served member Of The
Committee Territories Reelected TO the Thirty
seventh Congress and made Chairman Of the Commttse
Terrioriea He also ~ elected 70 the Thirty
eighth Congress, and member OF the Committee
on Claims and Chairman Of the Committee on Terss
tories, Arizona, Idaho and Montana being organiss1
undor his immediate supervision he was reelected -
the Thirty ninth Congress- again at the head -
the Committee Territories and pembsr Of the QPe
mitees on UnAnished Business and Mines and Mining
He was delegate to the Philadelphia Loyalsts Convs0
ton OF 1885, and reelected 10 the Foreth Congress-
yEHu BAxn.
He was born In Fayette county, Kentucky Novembsg
4 1922 received q good education, studied law, -
adopted It professon; elected Representative
| from Illinois 70 the Thirty ninth Congress- and was
member Of the Committee Private Land Claims anA
Chairman Of the Committee on Expenditures ia ~
Post once Department and the Special Committee
the Civil Service Was reelected 70 the Fortieth Cor
| gress
He was born in North stonington Connecticut SsDs
tember 2s lslo graduated At Yale College. rsoevia0
the degree ofA M; read hw but never prassissas
won't through ccurss OF theological studies devsts1
himself 70 literary pursuits, and published vouns
entitled sRaymond Hin and other PoemA" In lsE2 -
became associated with the pres. Art n Aarfsd -
than In Boston, and was editor Of tho DnRy ObnmsA
scsala, writer for the AdswAssv, and suhssqusas4
became proprietor Of the worosstsr SPY Ne was 9
delegate e the gh!csgo Cqnvsnton q 1eeo a.d Y H.
tsss q xapenSisaTss Oh Public Buidn and "a On Ps
ing Was 70 elected 10 the Thirty. .nhth Cougren aa1
Eavs0ditures III rec on u: Public Boda IL ssvcss
many years to the study Of ancient history, and .
ss that e Ss
venton Of 1859, and was reelected 70 the forssseA
| Congress-
He was born In waltham, Mass. January %. 1elA -
poor but respectable parents oper.tivss in factory.
became lover Of books at early day. His ArN vsa
;y,s before % se' R1Sy Y. Il sey ogsg \. q s:c.c.s
pursuit at Lowell He studied Law. but did not praetss
70 any great extent and In ls4s esosd to the Lsg
for time Speaker ls was chossa President q q
Convention held IN 1858 for revising ehs eoessusoe 9
and = r.. 'IS9 sa ssr e ,ss :sG'sc a
Governor Of Massachusetts, 81 khs5oFty x tu1nly -iOss
.sosssps Daring his u second term " N ocsgs S e "
OF his decisions ever overruled by the House. h
was elected Governor oi second tern
Of ls6l-o4 he major general OF vountssm In w.
federal army and saw much service In the ed In 1eeo
gress in the place of W. 0oocb resigned was char.
| man Of the COMMITTEES; on Foreign Ahaiu WAS mem
Lincoln as Mas ee. s
TO attend the funeral Of General Scott delegate -
The 0ysiis Convention o. asoc snd 2. sSs &
Foreih Congress
He was born In GorhAn township, Ontario oounty.
classical education; spent bis boyhood farm: b
chant and in his twenty year. hs rpnovcd -
New York city, whore no followed the drug and medA.
| Montreal After serving member Of the Chambee
Of Commerce and as president Of several incospotatsd
ssT he mi 11issa
Nevada and California; and IN iS66 ne W. slscss1
Representative FROM New York 70 the Fortsth consrs
l FERNANDO @ nkAnAH. II I. &.
He born In Chester Windsor county, VI June -
1914 removed with his father to New York whsn bon
left orphan at the age Of nfteen; received
good education ~ the franklin county academy studis
law IN Rochester, removed 20 Michigan IL 1s2s, A.
commenced the practice Of his profession waj FOR q.
years Prosecuting Attorney for Lenawes county; wao
Judge OF Probate for four yoars; was Presidential
from Michigan TO the Thirty seventh Congress BsrvsA
| az member Of the Committee Roads and CanalA
Was reelected to the Thryeghth Congress and served
the committee and also that Territorioa r.
elected the Thirty ninth Congress- serving the Cor
muses on Territories, the Death q Precedent hncsls
aud Frauds the Revenue and Chairman Of Mat .
Dads and Canals He was also delegate 70 the Phlo
delpha Loyshss Convention Of 1899, and reelected ~
| the Fortieth Congress mt
1 .N44. JOHN nBxyANM.
He born in the town OF Cicero, Onondaea county,
New York. January "a 1917; received common schee2
education; spent three yean IN Texas, and N 1tlA
settled In Missouri in the practce Of law In 1851 a.
1892 be member Of the Missouri LsgsIaturs 4