Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30
From the Raleigh News.
The Complexion Of the Next Le9isla-

From the Raleigh News.
The Complexion Of the Next LeGisla-
ture.
AS our readers are interested in ascer-
tanning, we give below the members of the
next Legislature, with our majorities as far
as heard from
1st District-Currituck, Camden, Pas
quotark, Hartford, Gates, ChOwan, Per-
quimans, 2 Jno. L.. Chamberlain, G. w.
Grandy, Jr., reps.
2d-Tyrrell, Washington, Martin, Dare,
Beaufort and Hyde, 2 j. B. Respass, I'll.
E. Stilley, reps.
3rd-Northampton and BERTHE, Hol-
loway, rep.
4th-Halifax, 1 Henry Eppes, rep.
5th-EdgecOmbe, l; Alexander MaCabe,
rep.
6th-Pitt, l Jacob McCOtter.
7th-Wilsaa, Nash and Franklin, 2; JnO.
W. Durham, WIN. K. Davis, cons.
Sth-Craven, l A. S. Seymour, rep.
9ih-JOnes, OnsIOw aud Caltrrct, j.
G. Scott, con.
10th-Wayne and Duplin, 2; VIM. A.
Allen, Lott w. Humphrey, cons.
11th-LenOir and Greene, l Rich'd w.
King, rep.
12-New Hanover, Geo. L. MADISON,
rep.
l3th-BrInswiek and Baden, Hill,
rep.
14th-Sampson, /; DR.. c. Tate Murphy,
con.
15th-COlumbus and Robson, ! !; John
W. Ellis, con.
Northumberland and Harnett, l {; VIM
c. Troy, con.
17th-Johnscn, VIM. II. Avera, con.
1Sth-Waka .IaInoS II Harris .
19th-Warren, L; John A. Hyman,'
rep.
2Oth-Person, Caswen and Orange, /;
John w. Norwood, John w. Cunningham,
cons.
21st-Granyille, /; Bourbon Smith, rep.
22d-Chatham, l =; r. j. Powell, con.
/ 23d-ROckingham, -; James L. More
head, con.
24th-Alamance and Guilford, 2; James
T. Morehead, Jr., w. j. Murray, cons.
25th-Randolph and Moore, /; DIR. j.
2Gth--Richmond and Montgomery, 1 ;
R. Il. Long, rep.
27th-Anson and Union, l; G. NJ. T.
McCauley, con.
26th-Cabarrus and Stanly, 1 !;
Barnhardt, con.
Notwithstanding, l Il. P. Waring,
con.
3Osh-Rowan and Davie, l; Charles
Pr.ce, con.
31st-Davidson, John T. Craemer,
rep.
32d-Stokes and Eprsythe, John NJ.
Stafford, col.
33d-Surry and Yadkin, /; A. q.
COWles, con.
34th-Iredell, Wilkes aid Alexander, 2 !;
Thomas A. Nicholson, Phineas Horton,
cons.
35th-Alleghany, Ashe and Watauga, l J;
- -, con.
36th-Caldwel, Burke, Mcdowell,
Mitchell and Yancey, 2; w. w. Flemming,
- Gudger, cons.
37th-Catawba and Lincoln, DR.. Jas.
Z. Ellis, con.
j. T. Miller, con.
Walker, rep.
4Oth-Buncombe and Madison, l; Jas.
Ii. MerrimOn, con.
4lst-HaywoOd, Henderson and Tran
sylvania, L; ". p. Welch, con.
42d-JacksOn, Swain, Macon, Cherokee,
Clay and Graham, l !; DR.. w. l.. Love,
con.
Those marked are colored. Senators
from the following districts are reelected
4th, 9th, Mr.. Allen in the 10th, 18th, 18th,
10th, 10Th, 23d, 25th, Goth, 33d, Mr.. Flem-
ming in tn Both, 10th, AID. Total IA.
The following were the members of the
last House of Representatives
Messrs. Chamberlain, Durham, Scott,
MADISON, Powell, McCauley, WariIg, Mich
olson, WEIGH. Total 9.
Conservatives 81. Republicans Is. Con-
servative majority IA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alamance-- Cant, con.
Anson-Col. r. T. Bennett, con.
Alexander-Dr. j. Carson, ihd.
Alleghany-
Ashe-Squire Trivett, rep.
Beanfort-SamuelC Carson, con.
Bertie-F. C. Miller, rep.
Bladen-
Brunswick-John II. Brooks, rep.
Buncombe-T. D. johnson and David
Blackwell, cons.
Burke-P. A. Warlick, con.
Cabarr1IS-
Caldwell-Ed. Jones, con.
Calnden-Simon A. Jones, rep.
Carteret-Silas Webb, con.
Caswell-GeO. BOWe and ThOs. j. Foster,
reps.
Catawba-R. B. Winston, con.
Chatham John III. MOring and o. Ham
Ia, cons.
Cherokee-B. K. Dickey, con.
Chowan-JOhn l.. Winslow, rep.
Clay. S. Anderson, con.
CleaVeland-John w. Gidney, con.
Columbus-V. V. Richardson, con.
Craven-E. K. Dudley and y. B. Alb
bott," reps.
Cumberland-T. S. Lutterloh, rep, q.
W. Billiard, con.
Currituck-J. M. WoodLouse, con.
Da idson-J. T. Brown, John Mitchell,
reps. .Ha
Davie-Charles Anderson, con.
Duplin-John d. Stanford, con.
Dare-Oliver N. Gray, rep.
dgecOmbe-W. o. MaOson, willis