The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-31
rssE NEXT LEGzsLATURE.
The following will be the composition
Of the next Legislature

way, r.; Third, David Maggie, DE-; Fourth,
Geo. Connell, r.
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery
Fifth-W Worthington, r., Charles II.
Stinsou, r.
BucLs-Sixth-R j. Linderman, D.
Lehigh and Seventh
Robert 5. Brown, DE-
Berks-E:ghth-J. d. Davis, D.*
Schuylkill-Ninth-W. NJ. Randall,
DE-
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Tcnth-Charieton Burnett, D.
Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
-Eleventh-Geo Laudon, r.
Luzcrne-TweIfth-L D. Shoemaker,
Potter, Tiogn, M'Kean and Clinton
Warren Cowles, r.
Lycoming, Union and Snyder-Four-
tcenth-J. b Beck, D.*
Northumberland, 1ontour, Columbia
and Sullivan -Fittcenth-Gco d. Jack
son, d.
Dauphin and Lebanon Sixteeuth-Gs
Dawson Coleman, L.
r-Scveuteenth-E. Billing
felt, r.; j. W Fisher. II.
York and Cumberland-Eighteenth-
A. Hiestand GIatz, d.
Adams and Franklin Nineteenth
David MConoughy, Il.
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-Twen-
tieth-AlexaUder S.utzman, Il.
Blair, Huntingdon, Centre, Miflln, Ju-
niata and Perry-Twenty-f first Samuel
T. Saugart, De-; Chas. j. 4. McIntire, D.
Cambria, Indiana and ef.rson-
IT Y y
ClearGeld, Cameron, Clarion, Forest
and Elk-Twenty-third- A. Wal
lace, d.
WesrmoreIand, Fayette and Greene
Twonty-fourth- Thomas B. Searight, D.
Allegheny ny-Twenty -ffth-James l.
Graham, r Russell Errctt, r.
Washington and Beayer-Twenty-sixth
"A. " Taylor, Il.
Lawrence, Butler ard Armstrong
Twenty-seventh--R A Browne, r.
Crawford and Erie-M B. Lowric, Il X
Republicans, IS; Democrats, II Re
publican majority, 4.
Those marked with = arc newly elect
cd members.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Philadelp phia-First Ward-Dayid Foy,
R.; Second, John M'Giupis, D.; Third,
Samuel Josephs, D.; Fourth, W ". Watt,
R.; Fifth, Thomas Mullen, D; Sixth,
Charles Kleckuer, r.; Seventh, james
SuLeIs, r.; Eighth, James Y. Stokes, Il;
Ninth, Samuel B. Daley, D Tenth, Eli
sha W Davis, Il Eleventh, Dauiel Wit
ham, D.; Twelfth, Alexander Adaire, r
Thirteenth, Mic&ee! Mullen, d; Four
teentb, Geo Thorn, r !; Fifteenth. jas.
Holgate, R; Sixteenth, Marsh. G. Hong,
r; Seventeenth, John Clark, r ) Eigh-
tcoulh, Geo. Bull, D.
Adnms-Nicho,as Heltzel, D.
George Wilson, r; Wm.
Il. Ford, II; AIcx~nder Miller, r.; Il u
gustus Beckert, r.; George r Riddle, r.;
David L. Smith, Il.
Armstrong-Col. S NJ. jackson, r.
Beaver a0d Washiugton-Tho Nichol-
son, r.; J. r. Day, r; John Ewing, r.
Bedford, Fulton aud SomcrSet-J. Z.
Richards, K John Weller, r.
Berks-H. S Hotfenstein, d; Rich
lnond J.. Jones, D., Henry Drcbst, D.
Blair-Samuel McCamant, R.
Bradford and Sullivan Jas. II. Webb,
R; j. +. Chamberlain, Il.
Bucks-Joshua Beans, D.; Ed. G. Nc
Kinsry, D.
Butler, Mercer and Lawrcncc-Jas. T.
McJuukin, R; John Edwards, r.; Geo
S. WcStlake, R.; David Robinson, R.
Cambria-John Z. Linton, D.
Carbon and Monroe--Alleh Craig, D.
Centrs-P. Gray Meek, D.
Clarion and Jeffer, ou-Wm. Z. jerks,
D.
Clearfeld Elk and Forest-T. j. Nc
Culloch, d.
Clinton, Cameron and McKean--G. O.
Deise, D.
Chester-Hon. John Hickman, R.; DR..
5. NJ. Meredith, r.; James n. Phillips,
Crawford-William Beatty, R; j. B.
Espy, r.
Columbia and Montour-Thomas Chal-
iant, D.
Observation-Disclosures Cornn.an, D.
Dauphin-A. j. Herr, r; p. s. Berg
stresser, Il.
Delaware--Augustus B. Leedom, r.
Eric-George 3. Rea, r.; John D.
Stranahan, r.
Fayette-W H. PIayford, D.
frankie and Pcrry-JUhn Shively, D.;
Col. B. f. Winccr, d.
Greene-John Phelan, D.
/ Huntingdon, Juniata and Mifhin-Capt.
III. S. Wharton, r.; j. S. Miller d.
4 Indiana and Westmoreldnd-W G.
Gordon, r.; Gen. II. L. Gallagher, r.;
R. II. Mccormick, D.
/ Lancaster Andrew Armstrong, r.
,Abram Godshalk, r.; 4. G. Reineoehl,;
David G. Steacy, Il.
i Lebanon--Ja acob G. Heilman, r.
4 Lehigh-Johu II, FOgle, D.; D. II.
Creitz, ID.
InZerne-Wm Brennan. D James