Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
Classification of the members Elect.

Classification Of the Members Elect.
Herewith we present Inst of the Sena-
tors and Representatives elect TO the Legs
Iature. We have endeavoled to classify
them politically, but may be mistaken as
to the status of some.
SENATORS.
l. johnson, Carter, Washington and
Gree e-S Il. n. Patton.
2. Sullivan, Hawkins, Hamblen, Han
cock and Claiborne-Jsmes White.
3. Cooke, Jefferson, Sewer and Blonnt-
N L. Mcconnell.
l. Union, Granger, Anderson and Knox
- Richards.
5. Campbell, Morgan, Scott, Roane,
Fentress, Overton, Putnam, White and
Cumberland - Melton.
8. Loudon, Monroe, McMinn, Melgs,
Bradley and Polk Morgan.
Z. Rhea, James, Hamilton, Bledsoe,
Sequatchie, Marion, Grundy and Van Bu-
ren-E. A. James.
8. Warren, Coffee, DeKaib and Cannon
james Hughes.
Q. Macon, Smith, Clay, Trousdale, Sum-
ner and Jackson-N. w. Mcconnell.
10. Rutherford and Bedford-Jsmes d.
Richardson.
II. D3NluSOh-hs 4 UOstCos
y. Wilson and DsvidsOn-JAMEs ham
ILToE.
ID. Marshall, Franklin and Lincoln
James d. Tillmsn.
II. williamson and Maury-T. F. P. Al
lison.
10. Giles, Lawrence, Wayne and Lewis
- SMITHSoN.
10. Hickman, Perry, Humphreys, Dick
son. Cbeatham AID HOuston-Mitchell
Trotter.
II. Robertson, Montgomery and Stew
art-Ngthan Brandon.
49, Hardin, Decatur, Benton, McNairy
and Henderson-S. L. Warren.
80 Carroll and Gibson--J. NJ. Coulter.
20. Henry, Weakley, OoiOn and Lake.
J. A. Mccall.
q. Madison and Hardeman.-F. B.
Snipes.
p Haywood, Lauderdale and Dyer-A.
T. Fielder.
% Shelby, Fayette and Tipton-RObert
AchenHG.
"A Shelby-A T. LACEY.
%. Sheiby-V. LEAKE.
Democrats, in Roman, IL; Republicans,
in italics, Z; and independents, in SMALL
CAPITALS, 4.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Sullivan Denny.
WaShingtOn- -, West.
70 Hav kins-John Blevins.
Greene-W S HcGaughey.
fers0n-W. H. EckeL.
Kuox-G. W. CdrHes.
Blount-- Beales.
Roaue-- HeSter.
Ne ainn--N dgiU.
Hamilton-H. n. Snyder.
WaTen-F. 81 Moti.t.
Smi5h-Sam, Allison.
Wilson's. S. Preston.
RuJasrford-J. II Jamison.
Bedford-Re c. Couch.
FraDkliu-H. a. Moore,
Giles-Wls Worley.
Ljuc3ln-W. W. Wilson.
M4rshall-J /. Orr.
Williamson Burk Bond.
Maury--ARC4 HUGHES, JR.
S4Icu eT-J. A. Trousdale.
Robertson-Georg3 Washington.
bioutgomery-R. f. Ferguson.
HeIry-J4mes McCamp0eu.
Carroll - Brooks.
Weakley-George W. Martin.
Git SOIL mes Elder.
Nadison-Ge0rge g. Perkins.
HendersOu-PeJer Pearson.
Men 4iIy-- Tllman.
Hldeulan-W. NJ Beck.
FateuC- - Muffin.
HayWood-W w. RHIsdge.
Dyer - Harris.
LaudeTdale- - Young.
Tipon-- Cummias.
Davidson-PHILIP LINDSEY, j. B.
JEUP, james W. Ready, Sampson w.
Eeebie.
Sh=oy-P. J. MULvERHALL, JESSE S.
Brown, W. G. WARD. John Overton, Jr.,
a 3 HAYNES II T. Williamson
j hnsOn and Carter - Hyter.
HamJltn and Grainger- Tate.
Goc6s All Sewer - RegGn.
Hancock and Claiborne - COttreL.
Union, Campbell and Scott j. j.
Duncan.
Kuox and Anderson-L. c. Hout.
I5rgan, Fentress and Oyerton--
Melton.
Monroe and Loudon- - Martin.
Po'k and Rradley-
James Msi-s, Rhea, and Cumberland
Marion, SsqI8tchia, BledsOe, Hamilton,
Gruniy and Van Buren, - Patton.
White and PuJnam-W. n. Russell.
Coffee aud Cannon God.
wilson, Trousdale and DeKalb-Lee
JACKSON, Macon aud Clay. NJ. Mar
shall
Bedford and Rutherford-George N TIL
man.
Lincoln and Giles-D. J. Noblitt.
Williamson and Maury- - Frierson.
Dickson, Houston and Cheatham-JRcob
Leach.
Montgomery and Stewart j. c. W.
Stesger.
Lawrence and Wayne
Hi kman, Perry and Lewis-Levi Nc
Cullum.
Humphreys and BentOn-H. NJ. McAdOo.
Hardin and Decatur
OUiDn and Lake - - Board.
Shelby and Fayelte-L. L. Boyd.
Carroll, Gibson, Henry and Weakley-
Isaac Mcfarland.
Madison, Haywood and Hardeman-
John II. Bond.
Democrats, in Roman, SO; Republicans
in italics, p; and independents, in Small
CAPITALS o. There are three floating dis
tricts TO hear from.
LOuisViIIe's Los. shepherd.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l2.-The trial of Rev.
Gilbert II. Robertson, on the charge of in
toxication and lewdness, commenced here
to-day before the Louisville Presbytery. A
witness testified to seeing him intoxicated
on tie train; also to seeing him in the Chi
cago sleeping car with woman not his
wife. Tue depositIOns to prove drunken
Tess were read, and the Presbytery ad
j1urned ill tomorrow.
Wm. j. Bro gn, sleeping car conductor
between Louisville and Chicago, testified
that Robertson tcCk a section on his car
about the 18th Of July last, and travelled
from Chicago 10 indianapolis. Robertson |
acted as il under the influence Of liquor;
had a lady with BIN closely yelled. He and