Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-16
OUR LEGISLATURE.
The Political Complexion of the Member,
Elect.

Eiecb.
We have used every available means to
ascertain the politics of the members elect
of our next General Assembly, and give
the following as about, if not quite, cor.
rect:
observation-disclosures w. P. Jones.
Shelby, Fayette and Upton, Robert Nc
Kenna.
Knox, Granger, &C., David Richards.
Campbell, Morgan, &c, James M. Mel
ton.
Bradley, Loudon, &C., J. Caleb Morgan.
Blount, Cooke, &C., M. l.. Mcconnell.
Carter, Johnson, &C., S. K. n. Patton.
DEMOCRATS.-Bleds Grundy, &c, E..
a. James.
Cannon, Coffee, &C., James Hughes.
Clay, Jackson, &C., w. w. Mcconnell.
Maury and Williamson, Il. +. p. Alli-
son.
Giles, Lawrence, &C., Noble Smithson.
Bedford and Rutherford, James d. Rich
ardson.
Cheatham, Dickson, &C., Nj. Trotter
Montgomery, Robertson, &C., n. Bran
Benton, Decatur, &C., S. l.. Warren.
Franklin, Lincoln, &C., James d. Till
man.
Gibson and Carroll, J. 81. Coulter.
Henry, Lake, &C., j. A. Mccall.
Hardeman and Madison, Il. B. Snipes.
Dyer, Haywood, &C., A. T. Fielder.
INDEPENDENTS Claiborne, Hamblen,
&C., James White.
Shelby, A. T. Lacey and V Leake.
Davidson and Wilson, James Hamilton.
1t will thus be seen that the Senate will
be composed of thirteen Democrats, seven
Republicans and five independents.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ts.-HaywOod, &C., John III.
Bond.
Maury and Williamson, John Frierson.
Lake and Obion, j. A, Board.
Carroll, Gibson, &C., Isaac Mcfarland.
Giles and Lincoln, d. J. Noblitt,
Montgomery, &C., J. c. w. Steager.
Hickman, Lewis, &c, l.. McCullum.
Cheatham, Dickson, &C., Jacob Leech.
Greene, w, S. McGaughey; Sullivan,
Denny; Warren, L. NJ Moffitt; Smith,
Samuel Allison; Shelby, John Overton,
Jr., and A. B. Haynes; Wilson, S. S. Pres
ton Rutherford, j. H. Jamison; Frank
lin, H. r. Moore; Giles, Willis Morley;
Marshall, J. l.. Orr; Lincoln, w. w. Will
son Sumner, J. a. Trousdale; William
son, Burk Bond Robertson, Geo. Wash
AhOhlSoOliiOiJ1 I've u tSOiI
Henry, James McCampbell Weakley, g.
w, Martin; Gibson. James Elder; Hen
dersOn, Peter Pearson McNairy, B. NJ.
TiIman Hardeman, w. NJ. Beck.
Morgan, Fentrcss and Oyerton, VIM.
Bowden.
Dyer, Allen Harris; LaLderdale, -
Young.
Upton, Holmes Cummins.
White and Putnam, w. Nj. Russell.
Coffee and Cannon, - Wood.
| Wilson, Trousdale aud DeKalb, Mason,
| CLAW and Jackson, J. NJ. Marshall.
Humphreys and Benton, H. NJ. Nc
| Adoo.
Washington, James A.
West.
Jefferson, w. H. Eckel; Knox. G. w.
earns Knox and Anderson, l.. c. Houk !;
Blount, : Beales; Roane, l.. NJ. Wester;
McNIinn, J. H. McGill; Hamilton, III. n.
roll, - Brooks Madison Geo. G. Perkins;
Fayette, - Mattin Haywood, w. w.
Rutledge; Shelby, NJ. J. Williamson;
Johnson and Carter, L.. +. Hyder.
Davidson, J. w. Ready and Sampson w.
Keeble. 49,.
Hamblen and Granger, Allen S. Tate.
Cooke and Sewer, Alex. Reagan.
Hancock and Claiborne, A. 7. Cottrell.
Union, Campbell and Scott, J. J. Dun
can.
Polk and Bradley, = Mcleod.
Marion, Sequatchie, Hamilton, Grundy,
Van Buren, and Bledsoe, : Patton.
Monroe and Loudon, : Martin.
Bedford and Rutherford, Geo. n. Till
man.
Shelby and Fayette, L. L. Boyd,
INDEPENDENTS John Blev-
ems aa--e
NIaury, Archie NJ Hughes.
Davidson, Philip Lindsey, j. B. Jeup.
Shelby, p. ]. Mulyerhill, Jesse S. Brown,
w. C. Ward. ,rs,s-~,r, .-t.r-, .---......
We make it out that the Lower House
will have 80 Democrats, 26 Republicans
and Independents. -
Our figures SO far make Talley and Turn
er tie each other, for the counties of Wayne
and Lawrence.
We have nothing definite from James,
Meigs, Rhea and Cumberland, but Re-
publican, we learn, is probably chosen in
these counties. s .
Neither Hardin nor Decatur have report
ed.-NdShUiye Banner.