The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-31
Our State Legislature.

oar State Legislature.
The following is a complete official
list of the members OF the next Legls-
lature of Pennsylvania:
SENATE.
Philadelphia-James B. Alexander, r.
f. W. Davis. R.; John LamOn, R.; 4. h.
NJ 'Clure, Liberal Rep,
Chester and Delaware-Thomas V. Coop
er, r.
Montgomery-Wm. Yeakle, r.
Bucks and Northampton - Herman
YerkeS, d.
Berks-Daniel Ermentrout, d.
Lancaster-John b. Warfel, r.
Schuylkill-Oliyer 2. Bcchtel. D.
Lehigh and Carbon-Edwiu Albright, d.
Dauphin and Lebanon-Jacob @. He'll
man, r.
Luzerne, Monroe and Pike-Francis D.
Collins, D.; George. H. Rowland, d.
Bradford, &c.-Lafayette Fitch, r.
Columbia, &c.-Thomas Chalfant. d.
Cameron, &c.-Butler p. Strang, r.
Snyder, &c.-Andrew II. Dill, ID.
Clearfield, &c.-Wm. a. Wallace, D.
Cumberland, &c.-Jas. NJ. Weakly, r.
Adams and Yorl5-Wm. NJ Sherry, d.
Bedford, Blair. &c.-John \. Lemon, r
Centre, Juniata, &c.-Joseph S. Wa
ream, d.
Allegheny-James L. Graham, r.: Miles
S. Humphreys, r.; Geo. H. Anderson, r.
Indiana, &c.-Hauy White, r.
Fayette and Green-W. II. Playford, D.
Beaver, &c.-James S. Rutan, II.
Clarion, &c.-David Maclay, r.
Lawrence, &c.-Samuel M'Kinley, r.
Crawford-Georg K. Anderson, r.
Erie and Wargen-George II. Cutler y.
Republicans, 20; Democrats, 12; Liberal
Republican, 1. Republican majority, :.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Adams-William s. Hildebraud. d.
Allegheny-H. II. NJ 'COrmick, r.; S J.
Wainwright, r.; J. C. Newmyer, R.; A
B. Young, R.; \. c. Hays, R.; B. c.
Christy, r.; Henry Gerwig, r.
Armstrong-Robert Thompson, r.
Beaver, Butler and Nashington-S. J.
Gross, r.; J. Allison, r.; \. L. Campbell,
r.; David MKee, Il.
Berks-Michael NJ Collough, D.; BENZ
E. Dry, D.; DIR. A Smith, d.
BlaiI-S. r. rCune, r.
Bradford-E. B. Myer, r.; James Il.
Webb, r.
Bucks-G. E. Hageman, D.; J. N. Jam
isOn, ID.
Cambria-Samuel Henry, R.
Cameron, Elk snd Jeffeyson-D. p.
Baird, d.
Carbon and Monroe-E. c. Dimmick, d.
Ceutre-John II. OTvis, D.
Chester-E. ". Bailey, r.; Peter G.
Carey, r.
Clarion and Forest-M Williams, D.
Clearfield-Dr. J. w. Potter, Independ-
ent Democrat.
Clinton, Lyco.ring and Sullivan-Ri h.
ard Bedford, D.: II. w. PetrikeE, D.
Columbia bia-ChaIles B. Brockway. d.
Crawford-M. W. Oliver, r.; Frederick
Bates, r..
Cumberland-Wm 8. Butler, D.
Dauphiu and Perry. Z. Allen r.: 4.
Fortenbaugh, r.; john H. Shelby, r.
Delaware-Wm. Cooper Talley, d.
Erie-E. II. Wilcox, r.; Henry Butter
field, r.
Fayette-Jasper NJ Thompson. R.
Franklin-George w. Welsh, D.
Greene-T. H. Laidley, d.
Huutingdon-W. K. BurchiueN, r.
Iudiana-Daniel Ramey, II.
Juniata and Miffiin-H. 2. Taylor, D.
Lancaster-U. a. Mylin, r.; H. H.
Tchudy, R.; J. L. Shuman, r.
Lawrence-E. 5. y. Morgan. r.
Lebanon-W. NJ. Kaufman. r.
Lehigh-Robert Steckel, D. James Kim
mel, D.
Luzerue-Dr. B. II. Throop, r.. Michael
Crogan, D.; Thomas Waddell, r.; T. w.
Lotus, d.
Mercer-James 4. Stranahau. d.
ntgomery-Thomas @. Butler. i.
Joseph b. Yerkes, d.
Northampton-R. c. Pyle, D.; G. Nj.
Stier, D.
Northumberland and Moutour-A. T.
Dewitt, D.; Jesse zimmerman. ID.
Philadelphia-G. Handy Smith. r.; 7.
Il. Kennedy, D.; Samuel Josephs, Ind. D.
Harry O'Neill, r.; James a. O'Brien. 1.
Charles A. Porter, r.; John Mccullough.
r.; John E. Reyburn, r.; VIM. A. Vogdes.
H.; Albert Crawford, D.; Washington NJ.
Norral, r.; Joseph r. Ash, R.; John n.
Wood, r.; VIM J. Roney, r.; Robert GIL
hspie, r.; J. Wm. Jones. r.; Chas. B.
Salter, r.; James Newell. r.
Pike and Wayne-W. H. Dimmick, D.
Potter and McKean-Chas. s. Jones. r.
Schuylkill-Thomas Egan, D.; Fred /.
Foster, D.; John ". Morgan, R.
Snyder and Union-Charles S. Wolfe. F.
Somerset. r. MMullin, r.
Susquehanna and Wyoming-H. NJ
Jones, r.; Rober. r. Little, d.
1loga-John /. Mitchell r.
Nenango-R. d. M'Crearv, r.
Marren-George W. Allen. II.
estmoreland-H. B. Piper, D.; J. l..
Toner, D. - L.
York-George W. Heiges, D.; D. NJ.
Loucks, d. -
Republicans, 58; Democrats, 40 ; indie
pendent Democrats, ?. Republican ma