New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

1S46. Removed to New York Guy 10 praetoe III iosf
subsequently settled Newport, KY; was member OF
the General Assembly Of that state In 1888 ana Isot
\ delegate TO many State and Nawna conventions
was elected the XLth and XLIs Congresses. and re
elected to the xLIVth Congress
JoYcg CHAaLxs HERBERT-Born near Andover, Hamp
shire County England Jan 80. 1880, orngrated 70 INC
United States with his parents, IN 1886, and settled IN
Washington County VI; studied law, was admitted 70
the Bar In 1852 and began 10 prsctloe az n, rorsn
field State Librarian IN 1855 and 1896 county a
Attorney In 1856 aud 1857; commissioned major Ci "a
Vermont Infantry three years men In 1861 ana pro
NOTED to lieutenantcOlonel In lSoZ fSesuien s,,o
practice Of law at Rutland after hs service IN the army
was member tho Legislature In 1869, 1870 ana Is
Speaker during the latter term ana was electeu
Representative from Vermont TO the xLiVth Congress
KEHR, EDWARD C-Borp in st. Louis. Mo-, Nov. D,
1887; received academic education studied law and
was admitted TO the Bar In st. Louis in 1858. where he
has since been en- aged In the practice Of bis profession
In 1873 elected Representative from missouri 10
the XIvth Congress, having mover hed any PUBIC "''
before.
KgTcuUM WINTHROP w.-Born in wilkesbarre, Penn,
in 1S2O was school teacher for eight years; was ad-
mted the Bar In $50 and has pracced law ever snce
was Prothonotary Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Luzene County from 1853 to 1885, was member OF Iae
House VI Representatives OF the state In Lo1y osaG
osatr 1,9 III a3ev' 90 1 @ ~ Claims nv Ir Lincoln in
1865 held the office two years and resigned ne was
elected Representative from Pennsylvania to the
XLlYth Congress
KIaBALI ALASsoN M.-Born in Buxton. York
County. Maine March II, 1927 received D common
school and academic education; removed To the State OF
Wisconsin, and there became member OF the Legisla-
ture in 1868 and 1864; BY occupation mas been ei
chant and IN 564 he elected Representative from
Wisconsin t. the XLlVth Congress.
KrSG. WILLIAM s.-Bom in Malone, N. r. Dec It,
1928 received a common school education and worked
on farm until his 18th year, and then engaged in the
insurance business In 1852 he began the publication ut
Cooperstown Of a Frecsoi paper called The True Demo
crdt; in l355 he removed TO Minneapolis, IN MlIes0t
elected postmaster OF tie Notionl House Representa-
tyes for the XXXYIth, XAXyIIitD, Kiln, hLi9t ana
XLTd Congresses; and IN 1874 he was elected Repre-
sentative from Minnesota to tho XLIVth Congress In
tie latter year also he attracted much public attention
account OF his connection WIN Inc racine Man suo
sidy.
LANDERs. FRASKLIS.-Torn in Morgan County, Ind,
March ~, 1928; received common school eduea-
on during the Winter, and worked On bis fathers farm
during the Summer; and at the ago OF 2l he taught
school in the Winter, and worked by the mont IN 3n
mcr; having saved $500 DE engaged n mercantile DuHl
ness IN 1S47 continued IN that employment for six years
aud then purchased tract OF land and located the town
BrOOyn removed 20 that place ana Resumed faln
ng aud mercantile pursuits Tor ~ years established hve
churches 0f various denominations on ls ands, ana con
Gibuted largely to their support IN all deeds ~ Ots ~
had a temperance clause preventing the sale OF intD1
eating liquors; he then engaged in the wholesale dry
goods business in Indianapolis ahi aisO ia tle pOh
backing trade. In 1SGO elected State Senator; IN
1864 declined nomination for Congress was Oh the
electoral ticket for Mcclellan, and In 1874 was elected
Representative to the XLiVth Congress from Indiana
LANDERs, q. M--BOrn in LcnOx Mass, Feb. %, 1913;
removed to NewBritaiB, Conn., In l5z9, where be has
since resided was Representative in the state Legsia
tnre in 1851 1867 and 1874; State Senator in lo3
1869, and 1875 was appointed Bank COnniosoner ior M
Connecticut III 1879, and was elected Representative
to the AI.IVth Congress.
LAPliAu, ELBRIoGE GERRY.-BOrn of Pennington, On
taro County. ~ y Oct Is, 1914; worked On farm, re
oeiyed common school education, and completed his
studies at the Canandaigua Academy; was civil
gineer on the Michigan Southern Railroad; studied law
and admitted to tho Bar in 1914 and gained sue
cess.nl practice; in 867 was o member OF the Cons
tonal Convention OF NewYOrk; had never been IA cand
date for any political olce unth elected representa-
tive TO the XI.IN IA Congress from New-1ork
ErTAs n Canaan. New
York Dec 20, 1903 removed to Great Darlington
Mass. at two years Of age; first received an
academic education, then entered Williams College in
1870; graduated at Yale College in 1921 studied Law
with William Cullen Bryant, and at Litchnod Law
School admitted practice IN lS27, and settled ut s.
ouse, bit was compelled by bronchitis 10 abandon ms
profession in 1850; member OF the state IeSsia
lure In 1888 in 1886 was appointed BrlstiIorOienera
% state Arery Ta3 rreidsnt OF tnG ySe G Itea s
and 1910 Mayor OF Syracuse from Is ~ 70 1913 MEM
g;te in 1854 aud 1888 in 1850 was President Of the
State Convention IN 1851 was Comnlssoner nld1r the
Of te Board Co locate tho State Asylum i0r the Blind
and trustee OF the Asylum for Idiots IN 1857 wac
gent was Ineligible In 1872 received the degree ~ LID
from Hamilton College held various important i0cai
positions, and elected "a Representative IRON New
York to the &LlEth Congress.
LEVY WILLIAM MALLoRY.-B0m In the County OF Isle
of wight Virginia, Oct 80, 1927; received u clas-
steal and collegiate education; in 1916 ne volunteered In
be LIST Louisiana Regiment for service in Mexico and
was made lieutenant. serving un peace was declared
a. ~ - in i,IS. in iSf{ he removed 10 NIclitocLes
Louisiana, and devoted himself 10 the practice Of his
profession; member of tho state Lesi5aguresn In
1850 aud 1861; Presidential Elcc,or IN the former
ysar: ery cd az colonel in the Confederate service
in sd he was elected HerresonlatFe from louisiana
to the XLlNth Congress.
LEWIS, BUEwELL B.-Born in Montgomery. Ala
bama. July 3, 1888; graduated at the STATE Univer-
sity in 1857; studied law and 90 the Bar in 1893
residing nt Monticello and Tuscaloosa; served in tbe
Confederate army as an 0LlSer; was a PRESIDENTIAL
L3t,Gs q IN Isrys4 s4i ~ e 'S Ss Pie. Elect e @
tive from Alabama to the ALiYth Congress.
LORD, scorr-Born in Nelson, Madison County,
New-Yori Dee. IL, 1920; received academic educa-
lion and adopted tie profession Of law He held the
offices of judge and Surrogate in Utica practicod his
profession VITA Roscoe COnsing I'D MS partner ana n
1874 lac elected Representative rom Nuw-YorA to
the NIlNtA congress
LYhDE WILLIAM PITT.-B0rn in Sherhune, Chenango
County, SeW-Yorli, December 10, 1877; graduated al
Yale College in s3S; ; emisraed to Wisconsin in 1sl1
and settled NJ Milwaukee in 1874 Attorney
er,i OF the Territory in 1915 was appointed United
ton until tine admission Of tIestgte In 1878 elected
. Represent,iiye 10 Congress; in 1860 wss elected
MAYOR OF Milwaukee; member OF the Assembly
i'm ,66. nnd elected STATE SeuatOr ~ 1865 In lS74
wa elected Representative To the XIYth Congress.
MAcKEr, EDA.UsD W. M.-Born IN Charleston, S9uth
Carolina received good school oducation but pre-
vented by tho civil from entering college, for which
he WAS preparng studied law and admitted TO
uraetice in the Supreme Court of the State in 1868;
appointed Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue IN
1863 took prominent part IN organizing tho lepubli-
e.t party IN the state, aud m carrying Out the Recon-
sructOn acts delegate 10 tbe State Constitutional
Convention of 1867 Sheriff OF Charleston County
for four years in sos elected Alderman Of tie city
and reelected IN 1873 delegate 10 the Philadcl-
phia Convention 1872 in 1873 WAS elected member
of th. State House OF Representatives editor and
proprietOr of The Charleston Republican in 1871 and
1872 and WAS elected Representative from South Caro-
INA 10 the XL4IVth Congress
MACKRY l. A--Born in White Deer Township, Union
County Penn, Nov. 1919; received good aeademca
education graduated at Union College, New-YOIk ;
studied law mt Dickinson College, and to the Bar Ia
1910 removed % Lock Haven and practCed his prOies
sion there in 1852 he member OF the Whlg COnVen
ton held IN Baltimore IN 1870 he elected Mayor at
WA tn Bnifimnr..