The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1869-08-13
The General Assembly Elect.
SENATE.

p p C Nelson, Conservative republican
Hawkins; Hancock and Jeffelson-Wm'
greene, Cooke, SEWER and Blount-L +
Self, Conservative.
Claiborne, Granger, Anderson and camp
belle c Palmer, Convervative.
Knox and Roane-J Q Luttrell, Conserva-
tive. o.u,, r,
w Keith. Conservative Republican.
McMinn Meigs Polk and Monroe-J VI
Clemenson, Conservative. >
Hamilton, Bradley, Rhea, Rledsoe, Marion
and sequatchie-A rearsOn, oohser'a'i'e'
White, Jackson and Macon
smith and Sumner-Balie Peyton, Conser-
yative. g.
Wilson and DeKalb-Faver Cason, Conser-
Rutherford and Williamson-DM Mcf All,
Conservative Republican. c.o,,o,.
Warren, Cannon, Coffee, Grundy and Van
Buren-Asa Faulkner, Conservative.
Franklin and Lincoln-A Z Martln, ooh-
sentative. ,,,,
Morris, Conservative. D,,
Maury, Lewis, Hickman and Dickson
Jesse Eason, Gonsetyatiye; conservative
Robertson, Montgomery. ana Ste"ar'-
John Hart, Conservative. . ,a
Humphreys, Benton, Perry, Deca.uf anu
HendersOn-DB Thomas, COnSerNauNe'
Hardin, McNairy and Hardeman-S n
Henry, Weakiey and obion-Emerson Eth
eis Gibson, Carroll and Dyer. Hall, Con-
Madison, Haywood, Lauderdale and Tip
ton-D Cslaughter, Con fohn Tnbbins. Con-
Shelby and Fayette-Johh N"o"i' ~
sentative.
The Senate is composed of twenty-five
members. According to the returns thus lar,
there are twenty Conservatives; four Conser-
Natives Republicans; with one district to hear
from.
'uoUsEo OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Anderson-P c Wallace, Conservative.
Bedford-Neil, Conservative.
BIount-M L Mcconnell, Republican.
Canno9-Barton, Conservative.
Carter-Samuel Liller. Republican.
CarrolI-Enloe, Conservative.
CIaiborne-Willoughby conservative
Campbell.
Coffee-Casey, Conservative.
DeKalb-Duniap, CONSERVATIVE;
DicllSon-A ID Nicks, CONSERVATIVE
Fayette-Tuckcr, Conservative.
Franklin-BB Knight, CONSERVATIVE
Gibson-Bryant, Conservative
GiIeS-Rose, Conservative
GraiDger-J ID Curl, Conservative
('repne-M cCaughey, CONSERVATIVE
Hamilton-E A James, CONSERVATIVE
Hardeman, i Repor, CONSERVATIVE
Hawkins. w White, Conservative
HAYWOOD, Clark, Conservative
Henderson, Pearson, Conservative
Hep~v, ] l. Long, Conservative ,.,...,
Hickman, Washington Russell, ColserNa-
tive
Hancock ,.,,.,;o,n
Johnson, Fred Slimp, Republican
Knox. John NJ Fleming, Conservative
Jefferson, Caldwell, Conservative
Lawrence Nixon, Conservative
lincoln, LANES NJ Bright, CONSERVATIVE
Madison, King, Conservative
Marshal. 4 4 Steele, Conservative
Maury, Wilson, Conservative
McMinS. McElwee, Conservative Republic
can o., Conservative Repub-
MO Montgomery, q Hornbergcr, Conserva-
tive ito
Perry. Brashear, Conservative
Roane, d f Harrison, Conservative
Rohertson Sadler, Conservative
Rutherford, ] II Dillin, Conservative
Gr,IliTan John Slick Conservative
Sumner, j I Baber, Conservative
Stewart t,,1S West, Conservative
Union, Lcdgerwood, Conseryatiiys,
Washington, Smith, Conservative;
Warren. Colville, Conservative
Meskiey, W calkwell'!conserrative
Williamson iiii Atha Thomas, Conservative
Wilson. eileen and Cox, Conservatives
nayidson Rhea and Walker, conservatives
Shelby Homes aud Townsend, Conser'a-
tivcs
Morgan, etc
Carter. etc , Ioffar.on
Greene. Hawkins, Hancock ana JeherSoh'
Kinney, Conservative p.,u,,,ican
Knox and SEWER, McBatn, hepu"iio
MrWinn. polk and Meigs, McClary, Conser-
Rhea' Biedsoe. Hamilton and Sequa'chie,
Spears, Conservative
Sumner, smith and Macon, THOMAS h''rs
Conservative ,.,oo,orx- aud
Davidson, Robertson, MoniSonc,i;S ''"
Sl,na,harn r. r Cheatham, Conservative
Rntherford and Bedford, Russell, Conser-
yative ,,., ,,;,os Sanders Con-
Lincoln, MaIshail anu 'ii''
se Williamson. Maury and Lewis, ON Per-
hl Rent HT and Humphreys, NJ Harris Con-
se rsarnIi Gibson, Madison and Henry, Roach
Conservative
Shelly ef5 Fayette and Upton, shenod' Con-
sentative
The House of Representatives Is COM
nosed of eighty-four members. vi
these thus far heard from, hity-eight
ORC Conservatives; three are Conserva-
two Rcmul,licans. and four are Republic
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