Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-06

We give below the names OF the
members elected to the Legislature as
far as we have been able to ascertain
them. The names of Democrats are in
Roman and those of Republicans in
italics:
l-Johnson, Carter, Washington and
Greene-Whi. C. EnsneTt.
2SSuIliyan, Hawkins, Rambler, Han
cock and Claiborne-J. @. Hodges.
9-Cocke, Jefferson, Sewer and
Biount-Probably Republican. ~
Union. Granger, Anderson and
KNOW. III. Turley. !. --..i ais
! 5-Campbell, Morgan, Scott, Roane,
Fentress, 0verton. Putnam, White and
Curnberland-O- MaTehbanks.
6-Loudon, Monroe, McMinu, Meigs,
Bradley.and Polka. Blizzard.
7-Rhea, James, Hamilton, Bledsoe,
Seauatchie, Marion, Grundy and Van
Buren-Lawrenee s. Marye.
.S-Wrren, Coffee. DeKalb and
Cannon-James A. Jones.
9-Macon, Smith, Clay, Trousdale,
Sumner and Jacksen-T. II. Butler.
l0-Rutherford and Bedford-Thos.
@. Mosely.
1l-Davidson-Joseph d. Wade.
I2-Wilson and Davidson-H. r.
buchanan. - fesslsis
lS-Marshall, Franklin and Lincoln
The contest is very close between
Cowden and Wilson, both Democrats,
with the chances IN fayorof the former.
l4-Williamson ard MaurY-A. L.
Boyd.
i5-Giles, Lawrence, Wayne and
Lewis-T. B. Logan. y, ~
16-Hickman, Perry, Humphreys,
Dickson. Cheatham and Houston-W.
A. Moody. If
I7-Robertson. Montgomery and
Stewart-W A. Quarles.
1S-Hardin, Decatur, Benton, Nc
Marry and Henoerson-Thomas Il.
Paine.
2O-Henry, Wefkley, Obion and
Lake-Clinton Alden.
2l-Madison and Hardeman-Hor-
ace M. Polk.
22-Haywood. Lauderdale and Dyer
F. B. Ragland. t.
23-Shelby, Fayette and Upton
Peyton J. Smith.
24-Shelby-John Overton, Jr.
25-Shelby-A. B. Haynes.
Twenty-three Democrats and two
Republicans. The last Senate stood
seventeen Democrats and eight Repub-
hcans.
REPRESENTATIVE s.
Sullivan--A Democrat.
Washington. E. T. Harris.
Hawkins-A Democrat.
Greene-Lloyd Butler.
Jefferson-- Carson.
Know. L. LodgerwoOd.
Blount-C. 7. Gates.
Roane-An INDEPENDENT.
McMinn-Nimrod Dodson.
Hamilton-George B. James.
Warren-Thos. S. Myers.
/ Smith, Democrat.
/ Wilson-Lee Head.
Observation-Disclosures III. JamlsOn.
I Bedford-W. H Morgan.
Franklin-A Democrat.
7 Giles-T B. Harwell.
Lincoln-D. J. Noblett.
Marshall--A Democrat.
Williamson-Sam. Perkins.
Maury-R. A. Glenn.
Symmetry. G. Pond. ~,
RobertsOn-J. A. Bell
Montgomery-N L. Northington.
Henry-W. P. Smallwood.
} Carroll-T B. Brooks. sarrr 10 4
Weakley-J. ]. McGlothlin.
Gibson-Wise a Cooper.
Madison. j. Rice.
Henderson-E J. Timberlake.
McNairy-A Democrat.
Hardeman-D. ]. Newborn.
Fayette-M. A. Gober.
Haywood-Lewis Bond.
{ Dyer-D. E. Parker.
Lauderdale-C. S. o. Rice.
/ Tipton-Holmes Cummins.
Davidson-John NJ. Lea, E. II. East,
G. G. Giers and John 81. Anderson.
Shelby. Harvey Mathes, John A.
Roush, Hugh D. Greener, Geo. r.
Wynn, Geo. B.. Peters and Luke w.
Finley. '--.-'''----
johnson and Carter-A Republican.
Hamblen and Grainger-
Cooke and Sevier-A Republican.
Hancock and Claiborne
Union, Campbell and Scotia Re
publican. 1000.
Anderson and Knox-Wm. Cross.
Morgan, Fentress. and Overflow
VIM. II. Paris.
Monroe and London
Polk and Bradley - Trewbitt.
James, Meigs, Rhea and Cumber-
land-A Democrat.
Marion, Sequatchie, Bledsoe, Hamil-
ton, Grundy and Van BUREN,. B.
Spears. -t..
White and Putnam-B. L. Garden
shire. : @ a.
Coffee and Cannon-H. Shaekelford.
Wilson, Trousdale and De Kalb-
Rufus P. McGlain. ''--'-'' --'.
Jackson, Macon and Clay-A Dem
ocrat
Bedford and Rutherford-Henry H.
Norman ......-.. .-.
Lincoln and Giles-JamesA A. Bowers
Williamson and Maury-B. B. Toon.
- Pollard.
Montgomery and Stewart-W. A.
Lawrence and Wayne-Ed. Martin.
Hickman, Perry and Lewis-A Dem
ocrat.
Humpbreysand Benton = Parish.
Hardin and Decatur-D. W. Herring.
0bion and Lake-W. ii. Adams.
\ Shelby and Fayette-John N. Gal
loway.
Carroll, Gibson, Henry and Weak
Iey-R. p. Cole.
Madison, Haywood and Hard eman-
r. B. Hurt.
Sixty-six Democrats, FIVE Republi-
cans, one Independent, and three dis
tricts uncertain, with the chances that
the Democrats Will carry two of them.
The last House stood forty-seven DEM
ocrats and twenty eight Republicans.
THE Chattanooga Commercial is put
ting on style because that city is the