The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-03-26
ELS & INTELIIGENCER
BEL AIR. MD MARCH se, 1869.
Tae 4E0mss or Represe ,iafires.

We published recently list of tie
United States Senators for the Forty first
Congress, and this week we give list Of.
the members of the House of Representa-
tives of the same or present Congress. If
the House of Representatives was full,
t. ere would be two-hundred and forty
three members I; but the present House
lot being full, consists of two hundred and
twenty members from the States and eight
from the Territories, making in all two
hundred and twcpty-eight members. Ten
nessee, however, claims an additional mem
Der in the Forty-frst Congress, and has
elected John B. Rogers, rs congressman
from the State at large. Of the two hun
bred and seven members already elected
from States, one-huadred and thirty seven
ae Republicans and seventy are Democrats.
The States of New Hampshire, Connecti-
cut, Georgia, Florida and Alabama have
yet to elect, and Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas being not yet reconstructed, have
no representation in Congress, and are there
IHic uUt COuUlcu. vi INC lHcmDerS clcCled
the Democrats thus far have gained twenty
seven member. which leaves the Republi-
cans without the two-thirds majority in
the 4lst as they had iii the 10th Congress:
The following is u list of the names of the
members Of the House. Republicans are
givua in Roman and the Democrats in ital-
irs:
'.'ae.-John Lynch, Samuel Morrill,,
lanes 6. Blaine, John A. Peters, Eugene
Jiule.
Ne~ Hampsdae.-Three new members
will be elected this month-March.
Vermont. Charles W. Willard, Luke p.
Poland, w. G. Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Burlington, Cakes
Ames, Ginery Twitchell, Samuel Hooper,
Benjamin F.. Butler, Nathaniel p. Banks,
George S. Boutwell,, George Z. Hoar, VIM.
ID, Washburn, Henry L. Dawes.
Rhode Isyoaa.-Thomas A. Jcnckes,
Nathan +. Dixon.
C6Rnectjcnt.-This State elects four mem
bers in the month of April next.
NtD Yorb.-HenTy A. Reeces John G..
M0rrjsScy, Samuel s. Coz, Harley T. Calhias,
Potter, Geo. ". Green, John Fl. Ketchum,
John A. Griswold, Stephen L. Mayheu,
Adolph II. Tanner, Orange Ferris, William
A. wheeler, Stephen Sanford, Charles S.
Knapp, Addison II. Latin, Alex. II. Baily,
John C. Churchill, Dennis Mccarthy,
George w. Cowles William H. Kelsey,
George w. Hotchkiss, Hamilton Ward,
Noah Davis, Jr., John Fisher, David S.
Bennett, Porter Sheldon.
Nc.o JsrSey.-Willam Moore, Charles
HaigH, J0ln T. Bird, John Hill, O'estes
Clepelana.
PonnsyIcaaia.-S omuelL. Randall, Charles
O'Neil, Joha Mqbet, VIM. D. Kelley, John
r. Rea9iay, Jola d. stiles, Washington
Townsend. j. laurence Getz, Oliver j.
Dickey, Henry l.. Cake, Daniel ". Van Au-
ken, George w Woo1Oard, Ulysses Mercur
John B. Packer, Richard j. Haldeman.
John Cessna, Daniel Morrell, VIM. II.
Armstrong, Glenn, w. Scofield, Calvin w.
Gilfillan, Henry ID. Foster, contested by
John Covodc, James S. Negley, Darwin
Phelps, James b Donley.
MaryIand.-SamueJ Htmbleton, Stecens0n
Archer, Thomas Scam, Patric& HrmiH,
ETederjck Slime.
Dclocare.-Benjamm T. Digs.
North Ca1o'iaa-C. i. Cobb, David Iea-
ton, Oliver II. Dockery, John L. Dewees
Israel G. Lash, P,Wac:S T.. Sho5er, Alexan-
der II. Jones.
South Ctuoljaa.-B. f. Whittemorc,' C.
C. Bowen, Up. iced, ". D. Simpson.
Georgio.--[ No election for this Congress
FjOrM0.-I One member to be chosen.
Alq5am@.- No members of Congress
Lousiana.-Le,ois 81. Mutin, Lewis A. Shell
don, .1dOlph BaiLey, Michael Ryan, George
w. lKcCr0nie.
Aykaa$as-Logan Fl. Roots, n. A. G.
RogerS, Thomas Boles.
Tennessee.-Robert r. Butler, Horace
Maynard W lillian B. Stokes, @. 4. Sheqte,
William f. Prosser, Samuel NJ Arnell, Isaac
r. Hawkins, John W. LeftOich.
Hentachy.-LaVrence 8. 7rm5le, William
IL Sscecney, jacob S. Golla1ay, j. Proctor
Ka0tt, Joba NJ. Rice, Boyd Winchester
Thomas L. Jones, james B. Beck, George H.
Adaass
West Fuyinja.-Isaac II. Duyal, James
McGrcw, John G. Wicher..
Ohio.-Phiijp W. StrGder, job L. Steven
son, Robt. 9. Schenck, VIM. Lawrence,
Hn,. iudgoa, John A. Smith, james j
Winans, John Beatty, o. H. Dickinson, Tru-
man IL Iioag, John T. Wilson, Phila. Van
Trump, G0orge W. Morgan, Martin Welker
Z. H. Moore, John A. Bingham, Jacob A.
Amber, VIM. IL Epson, James A. Garfield
Northumberland c. Beaman. William
L. Stoughton, Austin Blair, Thos. w. Ferry,
Omar d. Conger, Randolph Strickland.
Indiana- William b. Niblacb, Michael c.
Herr, WIlIiam S. Holman, Geo. W. Julian,
John Cobuan, Daniel w. VOORHEES,, Godlove
S. Orth, James N. Tyner, John p. G. Shanks,
VIM. Williams, Jasper Packer.
LUia0is.-John A. Logan, Norman B.
Judd, j. F. Farnsworth, L. B. Washburne,
John p .,llaWley, Eben G. Ingersoll, Burton
O. Cook Jesse II. Moore, Shelby NJ CuHem,
Thomas W. NcNeely, AHeyt G. Burr, Sam
asg S. Marshall, Jno. B. Hay, John M. Krebs.
Wisconsin. -Halbert E. Paine, Benjamin
F. Hopkins, Amasa Cobb, Charles A. Eid-
ridge, Philetus Sawyer, Cad G. Washburn,
M1u,es0to.-Morton S. Wilkinson, Eugene
M. Wilson.
Io,Oa.-George w. McCrary, William
'Smyth, William b. Allison, William Lough
Nudge, Francis W. Palmer, Charles Pom
erey.
Missouri Hagtus Wells G. A. Finkeln-
burg, j. II. McCdrmick, $. II. Boyd, Samuel
g. .Burdctt, Robert I. VanHorn, John f.
&spnr, John r. Benjamin, David p Dyer.
,calJoraia.-Samue B. AXtel Aaron A.
Sargent, james A. johnson.