The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-03


House of eighty-six members: "'-d'
s'. 100" " THE SENATE 1!'. aat
Allegany-Alfred Spates @"t."
Anne Arundel-Dr. Eli J. Henkle
Baltimore City--Wm. Kimmel, Henry
Snyder and Isaac M. benson. ,,...
Baltimore County-James G. Clarke.
Calvert-Dr. John G. Parker. "'A 81
Caroline-Daniel Fields. ..". 90 .lil
Carroll-Nathan Browne. .. r.H .rrq
Cecil-John NJ. Miller. ..- .g
Charles-Barnes Compton. a
. Dorchester W. A, Smith. ''
Frederick-Joshua Biggs a"i -.5.
Harford-Col. John Carroll Walsh. .H
Howard-John Lee Carroll. -- I'D.
Kent-Wm. WEIGH.
Montgomery-Dr Nicholas Brewer.
Prince eorges-Major John F. Lee. ,'
Queen Anne's-Jas r. Earle. ,i -....
Somerset-Dr. G. H. Hyland. .- -.-
st. Mary's-G Fred Maddox W." ',..
Talbot--Ormond Hammond. .i.'
Washington-Jas. H. Grove. a.s -
Worcester-Col. Thos. P. Parker. p '-
Wicomico-Lemuel Malone. ..,..I -rr
The constitution provides that Immediately
after the Senate shall have convened, the
Senators shall be divided by lot, into two
classes, as nearly equal in number as may be.
at the expiration of two years, and Senators
shall be elected on the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in the month of November,
eighteen hundred and sixty mine, for the term
Of four years, to supply their places so that,
after the first election, one half Of the Senators
mayib chosen every second year. "'"'N .,i
5 bahia HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
b .iAH6gdny County-George W. McCu1loh,
Anthony Kean, VIM. Devecmon, Noah Trim
BILE and E, g. Hall. .ie mot. agua ~
= Anne Arundel-Dr. Thos.. W. Hammond,
William T. Iglehart and James Deal of Jas.
& Baltimore "CSty-Jas B. Sanner, John b.
Wentz, Jrl, John A. Robb, Thos. w. Morse,
John r.. Blake, VIM. A. Stewart, Ferdinand
G. Latrobe, Jas. Pentland, III. Tillard Smith,
G.. Morris Bond, George Cotton, Michael A.
Mullin, DR.. Edward j. Chaisty, James W..
McElroy, Bernard L. Harig, VIM. IT,. Mark
land John III. Marshall and John N. Con-
way. ,.I 4sra 10. :, -. 3 j. 80, -. -
Bohn Slingluff, Charles p. Montague, Zepha-
,niah Poteet, Victor Holmes and John s. Bid
Ca1pert-rJas. A. Bond and Jesse j. Dalym-
pie. sd .4gl tg =. .1slrDI SO "a I.
Caroline-D. s. Moore and 7. H. Hubbard
= Carroll Henry s. Davis John H. Jordan,
Benjamin Worthington and John W. Har-
DEM yIitiI. al = .IuuIf EnG Yl.fahl 4
., Cecil-John w. Davis, James Touchstone,
William Richards and Levi p. Mearns. 81
Charles John W. Mitchell and Andrew G..
Chapman. iS -'t
"a Dorchester s.. PERCY, William
E. Stewart and Award johnson. au&g- 81
Frederick Ephraim Albaugh, Richard P.
T. Dutrow, Charles 7. Wenner, Noah Bow
lus, Thos. G.. Maynard and Joseph Byers.
.I. Iyo.fa,J pa.,;a,ni,, Cilvay. NJ r. Niohplao
FL. Nelson, Robert r. Vandiver and John S.
Brown. s ..g.d.4s .iH aa 51.L~-aa4H e.
Hosoard--John r. Clark and l. Thomas
Jones.
o 20 Kent-Horatio Beck and Stephen Boyer.
M0ntgonae,y-Sanuel Riggs of r., Nicho-
las D. Offutt and Thomas Y. Conley.
Prince Ge0rge's-Thos. E. Williams Benz.
F. Guy and G. s. Keech.
Queen Anne's-John W. E. Sudler and
VIM. Henry Legg.
SOnaerset-Robert Fl. Corbin and John G..
Horsey. -.t -s-s-... sg 3 E,.....
81, Ma,ys-J. D., Loker and J. Edwin
Coad. t...f.-
! T'ai1ot-Dr. O. Fl. Rose and Joseph B.
Observation-Disclosures X. Seyster, James
Condy, F.. Dorsey Herbert, Elias X. Rohrer
and David Seibert
d Worcester-B. Everett Smith and T. A. j.
Holloway.
Wicomsco-Ritchie Fooks and George A. ].
Hopkins. .t... .'-. ..- ..s.
Total-S0 delegates, who are to serve two
years from the day of their election.
The regular sessions of the Legislature are
to be held biennially, and to continue not ex-
ceeding ninety days. Extra sessions, how
ever, may be called by the Governor, to con-
tinue for not more than thirty days.
1t requires majority of all the members
elected to each house to pass a bill Under
the new constitution, however, the Governor
is invested with the veto power. Three
fifths of the members elected to each House
are then required to vote for any bill vetoed
by the Governor to secure its final passage.
| STATISTICS OF THE MANUFACTURE Oh
WHIsKEY.-A letter from Washington says
| A paper is being prepared for presentation
to the committee Of ways and means in which
the statistics of the manufacture of whiskey
will be fully set forth. This examination