New-York tribune., 1875-12-04


yisors of Jefferson County, and elected to tho
XLiYth Congross as a Representative from NewYork.
| BAoLEr JOHN C.-Born in Glasgow, Barren County,
Ky jan "a 1919: educated at Bacon College, studied
law and went 10 the 1s48 in that year removed
TO Rushve Ill, where he has since practeed ms pro
fcsson: and in 1874 without seeking the nominaiion
wss elected Representative from Illinois to the XLlVth
Congress
BAKER JOHN H-Born In Parma Monroe County, NJ T.
in 1888 removed with his father 10 Fulton County,
Ohio when child, and worked his farm till about 70
NJ WAS educated at the Winter schools in the
Vicinity secured by his efforts three years instrnc-
on in college and then studied Jaw anu s1ase s senator in
1862 and in 1874 was elected q Representative Hom
Indiana to the XLIVth Congress.
BAkE. WILLIAM III. - Born In Leno1. MADISON
County NJ " Jan. IT, 1927 removed with his parents
TO Oswego County In 1929 received his education ut the
common schools became mechanic and then selooi ea
toaor studied law aud went to the Bar IN sol ~ ioUS @
be was elected DstricAttoTney for Oswego County ~
atiye from New-York TO the XLlNth Congress.
BAIAoU, LATIMER W.-Bom in Cumberland, H. H.
March l. 1912; received his education from the pubic
schools and academies In the yciny removed to Cam
bridge Mass 1928, and learned the printing business
at the University Press IN 1892 SS@sncu unt mi
1912 when he removed to Wo0nsocket, r. l., ana en-
gaged N erSsntS % Dasp sn @ m TsSsrr Of the Woon
Institution for Savings for 70 Years wa fTesi-
DENTAL EecOr in 1860, delegate To the Ph1iauephi Con
vention 1872 and elected Representative to the
XLIVth Congress.
BERBE GEORGE M.-Born in New-vernon. Orange
County, NeW-1OrR, Oct ~, looOi attchuc" ""h"i'
Academy; graduated at the Albany Law University In
1917 praetced law ten years and in 1859 he went
TO Kansas; elected to the Territorial Council ap-
ernor in 1868 he went Nevada and two years after
ward was appointed Collector Of Internal Revenue,
which he declined. and returned to Sullivan County,
New-York, where he became editor of NE Repnt!lean
Watcl.m0,i at Monticello. In 1872 and 1879 ne was
President the Democratic state Conventions AT syra
cuse and Utica was elected TO the Legislature OF New
York in 1873 and 1874 and was elected Eepre'ehta
/ tive from NewYOrk to the XIIVth Congress.
BLACKBURN, J. c. S.-BoTn in Woodford County, Ken
tucky, oct l.. 1898; graduated at Centre College III
1887 studied law and went TO the Bar in Lexington
IN 1865; entered the Confederate army as private;
and was promoted 10 the rank Of lAeutenmt-Cpiohe
before the elose Of the war Vas elected t3 tae sate
Legislature in 1871 reelected in 1873 ana IN loIl ne
| was elected Representative from hentucEy 10 the
XLINth Congress.
| Bliss ARCHIBALD M-3Orn in Brooklyn, Long Island
| January 25 1887 received an academic education
was for many years engaged in mercantile pursuits was
years Alderman from ls6l ana frtsiHeut o
the Board in 1867 defeated for Mayor III the at'eI
year; was delegnte TO the Baumofe ConYeJion ION IN ~
Convention Of 1872 500 aud 1870 he was Comnis-
sioner ti Pubic works Tor BrcOk!n was director h
several banks, YcePresi1ent ana director IN ie New
York aud Long Island Bridge Company PrSSldoht :" tIs
Bushwick Railroad Company ana IA 10 "a ne a. cle1-u
Representative from No"-iOrA 10 '"e Ai'' tH O'N
| gross.
| BOONE. A. r. Born III Davidson County Tenn
April A. s3l received good h0ac education; studied
law but chiefly by himself aud came t. the aT III lS0l
In 1884 he was elected County Judge for four years
reflected but resigned in 1861 he was elected TO me
cecied judo Of the ist District OF Kentucky holding
the position for six years in l5A ne WAS rleclrda hep
resentatiye from tennessee TO the ALiEh Congress-
| BRADFORD. sAUL.-BoIn at Mardis'iIe, laliadesa
County Alabama Jan. 20. 1885 attended school in his
native county and in the county OF De kaib; entered
the University of Alabama at the age Of 10 ana sTadu
ated there at tle age oi 10 ad H's % e'een @ lS sGe E
the age of 20, oXceptng during tnc owl war wien ne
| the Alabama Legislature and served two sessions In
1874 he was elected Representative from Alabama to
| the XLIVlh Congress
| BnowS. WuIIAM R.-Bom in Buffalo, New-York, in
lsAO; graduated at Union College in 1862 became
| lawyer and settled in Kansas III 1862; was elected
ugc Of the Ninth Judicial District Of Kansas in 1867
reelected IN 1872 ana III 1871 "is eecled i'eiese'"
| live from Kansas 10 the Al4lNth Congress.
BURoHARD, SAMUEL D.--Boln in Leyden, Lewis
County, NowYork, July II, 1886; removed with bis
| father TO WISCONSIN in 1915; educated at Mad
ison University, in NegYork, but was prevented from
graduating on account OF ~ hca'n -2at1i ~ & to
m9nulac turing OF wooden goods; Wa lieutenant IA te
captain the volunteer service, ana as qaaFefn@stef
assigned 10 duty ia Ne"- OfA' %leie Ae "a" ,' se
oi the purchase Oi forage for the s,dboaFd afl,; s-
Ut" @ led o % 70 he STATE senate in Is72 and IA ga
ReJnesentaSe from Wisconsin 10 the NIlVth CCDsIoso
| CABELL, GEORGE C.--BOrn IN DanVil!e, Na Jan. 20
1897 educated at Danyillo Academy until Is years OF
a9e tl.on taught school in Henry County, deSoDg his
is!re houIs 10 the study law attended the Unyer
sitv of Vireinia Law school in 1897 aud 1sJS be
gan 10 practice at DanYIHc IN the Litter year, Mhth
lie was elected Attorney for tie C0lnOhWoaith, WA'h
position held until tc when Ac entered hS Con
iedeTaie service in 1901 raised company aud vas
made catain then major in the 18th Virginia Infantry
aud subsequently, Northumberland OF the same; par
tcipatod most OF the battles fought b. the Northern
! Virginia Army, beginning wan MANASSAS, ana NaS
several times wounded. and at tue cn0 O the war held
ie rank OF colonel After tie war rcsumtd tae practice
OF law nt DanYle; Wa nominated lor congress oy he
Conservative IN 1871, ana elected &s hopesehtau'e
u the XI.i\th Congress.
CALDWELL, WILLIAM P-Born at ChristInasyIlle, Car
roll Comfy Tennessee, November 5. 1899; educated at
Cumberland College, Princeton, KontacAy studied law
at Lebanon. Tennessee, and began 70 practice at
Dresden, III tbat stale was neuJer Of tho General
Assembly in 1907, ana aEl'D IA 1869; was on Inc
D0ug.as Electoral ticket in 1860; was . dciega'o 10
tie National Democratic Convention I'm lst5' Nhicii
nominated Seymour aud Blair Ia 1871 ne was elected
q Representative from Tennessee 10 iAc ALifth Con
gross.
CAMrBELL, AIExANDER.-IIo resides in the Town OF La
Sale Illinois and was elected Representative from tat
State 10 the XLyth Congress. lie declined to comHuni-
cate uy information 10 iho compiler IN regard 20 the
place and the date OF his b!rth or his public altcccdcs
Ca>DLER, MILTON A--Bcn ~ Campbell County,
Georgia. Jam H. 1897 graduated at the University Of
Georgia in 1854 studied law went TO the Bar IN 1856.
and settled IN Decatur De alb County, where he piac
cea thc profession; was ncno6f oi the aidte Lgil-
uTc iTOin 1861 10 1868; u the state Constitutional
Convention in 1850; elected to the state senate - le65
for years aud IN 1874 De- vas elected Representa-
| i've from GeOr..ia 10 the NlIVth Congress.
| CAswEI1, L. B.--Born in swautOn, Vermont, Noyem-
ber o. 1s27; went to Wisconsin in 1897 received a
liberal education studied law, and went to the Bar in
1852; in 800 and lS5G be was Dsrici-Atomey; Dele
f.e STATE Legislature 1868 1o72 ard 1874; and he
| was elected Representative from Wisconsin to the
| XLINth Congress.
CAcK GEORGE W.-Born in Montpelier, VT, IN septem-
bor S24 received common school education, studied
| law was admitted to the Bar and settled in Portage
County, Wis. Was DstriGtAttOrnry member Of the
LEGISLATURE fOr Two terms Judge OF the Cifcat Court of
the Seventh judicial Circuit ~ 1894, ana reelected three
terms to the office, holding tue position q years
aud in 571 resigned it to be elected Representative
FROM Vermont 70 the XLlVth Congress.
| CAULFIELD, BERNARD G.-B0m in Alexandria, Va,
Oct ls 1923 graduated at Georgetown College, ID. Co.
Inn NJ