Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-11
THE GENEKAL ASSEMBLY ELECT.

IA UENE1SAA ASSGhDLA
SENATE.
johnson, Carter, Washington and Sullivan-P
p C Nelson. Conservative Republican.
Hawkins. Hancock and Jeherson-Wm Green,
Conservative.
Greene. Cooke. SEWER and Bleunt-L Self.
Claiborne. Granger. Anderson and Campbell
C Palmer, Conservative.
Knox and Roane-J Z Luttreil. Conserva-
tive.
Morgan, Scott, Fentress and 0Vsrton-G W
Keith. Conservative Republican.
McMinn, Meigs, Polk and Monroe M Glenn
Hamilton, Bradley, Rhea, Bledsoe, Marion
and Sequatchie-A A Pearson, Conservative.
White. jackson and MacOn-Hawes. Con-
Smith and Sumner-Balie BeytOn. COnserva-
tive.
Wilson and DeKalb-Faver CasOn. COnserva-
tive Republican.
Rutherford and WILLIAMSBURG NJ McFall.
Conservative Republican.
Bedford and Marshall-Edmund Cooper. Con-
sentative.
Warren, Cannon. Coffee. Grundy and Van
Buren-Asa Faulkner, Conservative.
Franklin and LincOln-A Martin, ConserVa-
tive.
Giles. Lawrence and Wayne-Jonsthan Nor
Maury. Lewis, Hickman and Diekson-Jesse
EaSOn, Conservative
Davidson-Henry Cooper. Conservative.
Robertson, Montgomery and SteWart-John
S. Hart, Conseryativ
Humphreys. Benton. Perry. Decatur and
Henderson-D b Thomas. Conservative.
Hardin, MeNairy and HaTdeman-N A ID
Henry, Weakley and ObiOn-EmersOn Ether.
idge, Conservative.
Gibson. Carroll and Dyer Hall. Con-
Madison, Haywood, Lauderdale and Tipt on
j c Slaughter. Conservative.
Shelby and Fayette-JOhn Cubbins, Conserva-
tive
The Senate is composed Of twenty five
members. According to the returns
thus far, there are twentysone Con-
sentative, and four Conservative Repubs
licans.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Anderson-Kinney, Conservative
Bedford-Neil. Conservative.
: BlOuut-M L Mcconnell, Republican.
! Bradley-BrOwn. Republican.
CannOn-BartOn, Conservative.
Carter-Singletary, Republican.
CarrOll-EnlOe, Conservative.
Claiborne-Willoughby Conservative.
Campbell-Agee, Conservative Republican
Cooke.
Coffee-Casey, Conservative.
Dekalb-Dunlap, Conservative.
DicksOn-A ID Nicks. Conservative.
Fayette-Tucker. Conservative.
Franklin-B b knight. Conservative.
Gibson-Bryant, Conservative.
Giles-Rose, Conservative.
Grainger-J d Curl. Conservative.
Greene-McGauRhey, Conservative.
Hamilton-E james. Conservative.
Hardeman-J Roper. Conservative
Hardn-Hinkle, Conservative.
HAWKINS w White. Conservative.
Haywood-ClaTk. Conservative.
HendersOn-PearsOn, Conservative.
Henry-J L Long. Conservative.
Hickman-W Washington Russell, Conservative
Hancock-Baker. Conservative Republican
JohnsOn-Fred Slimp. Republican.
Jackson-Eckle, Republican.
Knox-JOhn M Fleming, Conservative.
JeffersOn-Caldwel Conservative.
LaWrence-NiXon, Conservative,
Lincoln-James NJ Bright, Conservative.
Madison-king Conservative.
MariOp-Kelly, Republican.
Marshall-A. A. Steele. Conservative
Maury-WilsOn. Conservative.
McNairy-Warren, Conservative.
MeMinn-McE lwee, Conservative Repuoll"
| can.
| ican.
Montgomery. q, Hornberger. CONSERVE
| tive.
Obion-Boyett, Conservative.
| Overton-Young Conservative.
| Perry-Brashear, Conservative.
Roane-D. +; Harrison. Conservative
| RObertson-Sadler, Conservative.
| Rutherford-J r Dillin, Conservative,
| SullIvan-John Slack, Conservative.
| Sumner-J 7 Baber. Conservative
Smth-Jones, Conservative.
Stewart-We est, Conservative.
| Sevier-Layman, Republican.
| UniOn-Ledgerwood, Conservative.
| Washington-Smith Conservative.
| Warren-Colville Conservative,
| Wayne-M0rrison, Conservative
| Weakley-W p Caldwell, Conservative.
White-HuntingtO Conservative.
WilliamsOn-Atha Thomas Conservative.
| Macon.
Wilson-Glenn and Cox, Conservatives.
Davidson-Rhea and Walker, Conservatives.
Shelby-JOnes and Townsend, Conservatives.
| Morgan etc
Carter, etc-GraysOn, Republican.
| Greene, Hawkins. Hancock and Jefferson
Kinney, Conservative.
| Knox and Sevier-McBaih, Republican.
| Anderson, etc-Hunly. Republican.
McMinn, Polk and Meigs-McClary. COnser
Rhea, BIedsoe. Hamilton and sequatchie-
Spears, Conservative.
| Grundy, etc.
Sumner. Smith and Mscon-Thomas Barry
| Conservative, -
| ham-R. b. Cheatham, Conserv alive.
Rutherford and BedfoTd-Russell, Con5erva
tive.
Lincoln, Marshall and Giles-Sanders, Con
sentative. - =,
Williamson, Maury and Lewis-W ON PEI
kins, Conservative.
Benton and Humphreys-J W Harris. Con
, sentative.
DYES, etc-TyndaI, Conservative.
Shelby. Fayette and Tpton-Sherrot, Col
| sentative.
, The House Of Representatives is com
posed of eighty-four members. OF thes
thus far heard from, sixty-five are Cor
, seryatives six are Conservative RI
publicans, ard nine are Republicans.