Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-07
TEE sEsExAL ASSEMBLY ELECT

Greene, Cooke, etc.
Claiborne, Granger, etc.
Knox and Roane-J c Luttrell, icons
servative).
Morgan, Scott, etc.
McMinn, Meigs, ETC., M Clemson,
Conservative Republican,.
Hamilton, Bradley, eic.-A A Pearson,
CONSERVATIVE.
White, Jackson. etc.
Smith and Snmner-Balie Peyton,
Conservative.
Wilson and DeKalb-Fara Csson, ICON.
servative Republican,.
Rutherford and 'Williamson-D nj Nc
Fall, Conservative Republican,.
/ Bedford and Marshall-Edmund Cooper,
Conservative. ..
Warren, Cannon, etc Asa Faulkner,
Conservative. E.t ,
Franklin and Lincoln--A c Martin,
Conservative. ans
= Giles, Lawrence, etc-Jonathan Morris,
(Conservative.)
Msury, Lewis, ctc-Jesse EisoD, (Con-
servStive). .si-.
Davidson-IIenry Cooper, (ConserVa-
iive) rr..n
Robertson, Montgomery, etc, John S
1hII, kSOnseTVauYS.J #r
Humphreys, Benton, eic-D 3 Thomas,
conservative
p Hardin, McNairy, etc-N A d Bryant,
Conservative " I'm
Henry, .Weakley, etc-Em Etheridge,
Conservative
Gibson, Carroll, etc-Hall, (Conseryas
tiVe)
Madison, Haywood, etc--D G Slaugh.,
ter, Conservative
Shelby and Fayette-John Cubbins !
(Conseryatiye) f..
The Senate is composed OF TWEEN
ty five (25) members. According
to the returns thus far, there are
sixteen Q6) Conservatives; four (D
Conservative Republicans; with five
districts to hear from,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Is.
| Anderson. - .. 5000
Bedford-Neill, Conservative. RI
Blount.
Bradley.
Cannon-Bo Boston, Conservative.
| Carter.
CarroIl-Enlow, Conservative.
| Claiborne.
Campbell.
Cooke.
| Cofee-Casey, Conservative.
| DeKalb.
| Dickson-Nicks, (Conservative.) E
Fayette-Tucker, (Conservative.l
Franklin-King, Conservative
Gibson-Bryant, (Conservative.)
| GiIes-Rose, Conservative. .
| Grainger-Curl, Conservative Repu-
blican) .t 49,.
| HamiIton-E A james, CONSERVATIVE.
Hardeman. .
! Hardin.
| Hawkins-White, CONSERVATIVE.
| Haywood-Clark Conservative.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Conservative.
i Henry.
I Hickman.
/ Hancock.
| johnson.
/ Jackson.
| Knox-Fleming, (Conservative.) I'D.
| Jefferson.
Lawrence-Nixon, Conservative.
| Lincoln-James NJ Bright, (Conserv.)
| Matchmaking, Conservative.
| Marion.
| MarshsIl-A A Steele, (Conserva!ive).
Maury-Wilson, Conservative.
| McNairy.
| McMinn-McElwee, (Republican).
Monroe-Owen, '(COnseryative Repnb.)
Observation-Disclosures, (ConserVa-
tive). ...s d..
| Obion-Boyett, Conservative
| OVerton.
| Perry-Brashear, (Conservative).
Roane.
Robertson-Ssdler, vative).
RutherfOrd-Dillin, (Consei vatlVe)
Sullivan-SIack, Conservative.
Sumear-Baber, Conservatory
Smith.
Stewart-West, (ConserVliiVe)
Sewer.
Union.
Washington--Smitb, (Conser yative)
Warren-Colville, (ConservaiiVe)
Wayne.
Weakley-Caldwell, (Conservative.)
White
WiIliamson-Atha Thoms} (Conserva
tive.)
Macon.
Wilson Glenn and Cox, (Conselva
tives)
Davidson-Rhea and Walker, Com
servativeI.
Shelby-Jon.s and Townsend, (Con'
seryatiyes.)
Morgan, etc.
Carter, etc.
Greene, etc.
Knox, etc-McBt:h, (Republican)
Anderson, etc.
McMinn, etc-McClary, Conservative
Republican,
Rhea, etc-Spears. (Conservative)
Grundy, etc.
Sumner, etc-Thomas Barry, (Conserva
tive).
Davidson, etc--R B Cheathsm, Con
serVative) ......
Rutherford, elc-Russell, Conservative
Lincoln, etc-Sanders, Conservative.
Williamson, etc-W ON Perkins, Con
servative).
Benton, etc-J w Harris Conservative.
Carroll, etc- Roach Conservative J ...
Dyers, etc.- .
Shelby, etc-Sherrod (Conservative.)
The House of Representatives is
composed 'of eighty-four members
OF these thus far heard from, forty.
six are Conservatives; four are
Conservative Republicans, and two