Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-08

L -ifyffi.t SENATE. tJt
Johrscn Carter. Washington and Sullivan-I
1 p q NeIson. Conservative Republican.
Hawkins. Hancock and J efersOn-Wm Green
o9 Gresps. Cooke Sewer and Blount7L Self
o Claiborne, Granger. Anderson and Campbell
"a Palmer. Conservative,
II Knox and Roane-J Luttrell. ConserVa'
Morgan. Scott. Fentress aud OVerton-G W
| Keith. Conservative Republican,.
| McMinn, Meigs, POLK ana Aionroe-J M Clem-
eD Ham Ht Bradley. Rhea Bledsoe, Marion
| and ss1natchie-A A Pearson, Conservative.
White jackson and Macon
Smith and Sumner--Balle Beyton, Conserve
Wilson and DeKalb-Faver Cason. Conserve
| tive Republican.
Rutherford and M VIII, ~ M hcf ali'
Bedford and Marshall-Edmund Cooper. Con-
'' warren. Cannon. Coffee, Grundy and Van
Buren-Asa Faulkner. Conseryatiye.
Franklin and Lincoln-A c Martin, Conserva-
Giles. Lawrence and Wayne-JOnathan Nor
\ MSgr rs Lewis, Hickman and Dickson jesse
Eason. Conservative.
Dayidson-Henry Cooper. Conservative.
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart-JOhn
Hum,,hreys Benton, Perry Decatur and
Henderson-D B Thomas. Conserv atlve:
Hardin, McNairy and Hardeman-N d
Bryant, Conservative;
Henry, Weakley and Oploh-Emerson Elmer
Gibson. Carroll and DYER Hall. Con
Madison, Haywood. Landerdale and Upton
ID 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 twenty Con-
sentative; four Conservative Repubs
licans; with one district to hear from.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. ~
Anderson-P C Wallace, Conservative.
Bedford-Neil, Conservative.
Blount-M l. Mcconnell, Republican.
. Bradley.
Uannon-Barton, Conservative;
Carter-Samuel Miller, Republican.
Carroll-Enloe, Conservative.
Claiborne-Willoughby Conservative.
Campbell.
Cooke.
Cofee-Casey, Conservative. III
DeKalb-Dunlap. Conservative. e.
Dickson-A ID Nicks, Conservative.
Fayette-Tucker, Conservative.
Franklin-B b knight, Conservative.
Gibson-Bryanf, Conservative.
Giles-Rose. Conservative.
Grainger-J d Curl. Conservative.
Greene-McGaughey, Conservative.
Hamilton-E A james, Conservative.
Hardeman-J L Repor. Conservative ~
Hardin - u Oh" "a
Hawkins-J W White. Conservative.
HaywoOd-Clark, Conservative.
Henderson-Pearson,C Conservative. -.
Henry-J l. Long, Conservative,
Hickman-Washington Russell, Conservative
Hancock g..
Johnson-Fred slimp. Republican.
Knox-JohH NJ Fleming, Conservative.
Jefferson-Caldwell. Conservative.
Lawrence-Nixon, Conservative.
Lincoln-James NJ Bright, Conservative.
MadisCn-King, Conservative. .....rr. q
Marshall-A. A. Steele, Conservative.
Maury-Wilson, Conservative.
McNairy. -.
McMinn-McElwee. Conservative Republi.
MOnroe-Jesse Own. Conservative RePub-
hcan. e. TT -
Montgomery. G. HOrnberger. COnserva-
tive.
Obion-Boyett. Conservative.
OyertOn.
Roane-D. +. Harrison. Conservative.
RobertsOn-Sadler, Conservative.
Rutherford-J K Dillin, Conservative.
Sullivan-John Slack, Conservative.
Sumner-J I Baber, Conservative.
Smith.
stewart-West, Conservative.
Sewer.
Union-Ledgerwood Conservative.
. Washington-Smith, Conservative.
Warren-ColyIlle, Conservative,
Wayne, ...r ...
Weakiey-W P Caldwell. Conservative.
White,
Williamson-Atha Thomas. Conservative.
Wilson-Glenn and Cox, Conservatives.
Dayidson-Rhea and Walker, Conservatives.
Shelby-Jones and Townsend, Conservatives.
Morgan, etc
Carter, etc -.
Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and Jefferson
Kinney. Conservative.
McNinn. Polk and Meigs-McClary. COnser-
Yatiye Republican.
Rhea. Biedsoe. Hamilton and Sequatchie-
Spears. Conservative.
b Grundy, etc.
sumner. Smith and MacoE-ThOmas Barry.
Conservative,
ham-R. b. Cheatham, Conservative.
Rutherford and Bedtord-Russell. COn5erya-
tive.
Lincoln. Marshall and Giles-Sandcrs, Con-
servative.
Williamson, Maury and Lewis-W ION Per
kins, Conservative.
Benton and Humphreys-J W Harris, Con-
SENTATIVE.
Carroll. Gibson. Madison and Henry-ROaeb.
Conservative.
Dyers, etc
Shelby. Fayette and TiptOn-SherrOd. Con-
sentative.
The House of Representatives is COM
posed of eighty-four members. OF these
thus far heard from, fifty eight are Con-
servatives; three are Conservative Re-
publicans, and four are Republicans.