Connecticut western news., 1875-11-05
Interesting Legislative statistics=
OF SALISBURY,


 easy of access farther back than 1850, al- though we have now living with us W. H. Walton, ST., who in part represented the town in 1889. ls42 and lS47 also the Hon. ex-Judge Moore, who was member in 1s46. To begin with 1850: -sa 'ia "Johu H Hubbard, senator, Salisbury, lawyer, whig. ....s schuyler Pratt, Eaton, Mass, manufac- turer, whig. ..-. .,-tsa "Horatio Ames, Norton, Mass. manufac- turer, whig. .rs- r- t.rs.s A+5t ls5l-*Nathaniel Benedict, Danbury, manufacturer, dem. @
 W. H. Barnum, Salisbury, manufacturer, dem. = +-as5 ..z lS52-'Milton Hubbard, Haddam, farm CT, dem. s ,.,..7..
 Pliny L. Barton, Oxford, Mass. farmer, dem., F. s.a .-., ls5s-*J. T. Ball, Salisbury, farmer, dem. ia + 57 s. sJ. H. Russell, Salisbury, lawyer, dem. 5 1s64-A. H. Holley, Lieut.. Gov. and President Senate, Salisbury, manufactures, whig. ~. .iu-s
 | 54 W. A. Crowell, New Bedford, Mass, civil and mechanical engineer, dem. fs-.. Is54-sC. E. Rpssford, Watertown, man. ufacturer, American. dem. 5.-, .-,s H. N. Kuigh.,. Stafford, doctor, Ameri- can yhig , +s 7 lsSe-R. F. E1arts, Salisbury, far ter, American, " :: Lanaon. Car. n-..an, farmer, An .erican. i0os-1 :. il. Holley. Goverur,r Salisbury, G.snufacturer. American rep. @ %. E. Botsford, Senator, qWatertown, merchant, American rep.
 Lot Norton, Salisbury, farmer, rep. Martin Harris. Salisbury, merchant, U. = 1S5s-*C. E. Botsford, Watertown, mer- chant, American rep. e
 James Ensign, Canaan, farmer, rep.
 1S69-James Landon, Salisbury, farmer, rep. ,GlFa f..f.tsz,a F.
 J. H. Barnum, New York, merchant, d. 1s6o-*George Cofing Salisbury, manu- faeturer, rep. aa 9i,Exe ai -es Horace Landon. Salisbury, manufactur- CT, whig. -i7 's' ., ,s...io s.- < .es- .=.s- 1ssI-.George Cofing, Senator. Sails bury, manufacturer, rep. e5a Gaa T- j. w. P. Burrall, Canaan, farmer, dem. s. B. Moore, Salisbury, farmer; dem. f 1s62-S. B. Moore, Salisbury, farmer, d. Geo. Wood, Salisbury, manufacturer. d.. 1S6S-+L. Richardson, N. r., manuf., d. Peter F'riss. N. T., mechanic. dem. .s'-g 4864-L. Tupper, Salisbury, hotel keep CT, dem. 5f aeLga .-'s'' ! # "A. Selleck. Salisbury, farmer, dem. ,.., 1s65-*F. A. Walton, Salisbury, farmer, dem. ......e.r..c .zs.,s,. nj Geo. Landon, N. Y., manufacturer, d. sfse6-D. J. Warner. Salisbury, lawyer,d E John Wardwell, Troy, N. r., carpenter, dem. 1s67-N. Spur, Sheffield. farmer, dem, ', G. S. Gibbs, Sharon, carriage man. ,dem ls6s-J. P. McNeil, Torrington, farmer rs dem. eaa % James Van Deusen. N. Y., farmer, dem 1s69-P L Barton, Oxford, Mass, farm CT, dem. ..a-
 ED Goodwin, Sharon. farmer, dem. 1870-J G Lsndon. Salisbury. mer, dem ~ P Ensign, Canaan, agent. dem.a E 1s71-W H Walton Jr, Salisbury, farm CT, dem. .... .-s5..-. -tzl H Woodwork. Salisbury, farmer. dem 1S72-J R Ward, Cornwall, farmer, q. # H P Harris. Salisbury, mining sup't, d. H 1873-P l. Barton, Senator, Oxford Mass, farmer, dem. s:gs D Pratt, Salisbury, town clerk, dem. -ar c B Clark, Salisbury, farmer, dem. !. E 1874-Martin Harris, Salisbury, farmer, C M B Richardson, Salisbury, manuf'r, ( -7iz 1s75-J P Walton, Salisbury, farmer, { 1 0. R. Morris, Canaan, master mech, no sDeeeaced, a o5 azF., '*7 ..-"."@ E.: ACCUMULATION.
 Whigs 5, American 6, Republicans Union l, Democrats 40. Natives of Saii bury. 27; state, other than Salisbury, IA Massachusetts IA; New York 6.
 Natives of Salisbury that have served u state from other towns:
 Hon Roger Averill was Lieut.. Govern, in 18e2-63-64-65. s-.
 Memhers-G w Peet, 1850, '5s, '62, c naan c Reed, 1852, Sharon; Fitch La don, 1857, '64, Sharon; M Holley, 1s6 N E Wood. 1865, North Canaan; Egbe I.r.. Da1blclb, IOoO, -Oos OtTDy IN M DEOW 1866, Canaan; Us Wheeler, 1869, Co brook; E Reed. 1869, Sharon Lynn D Brewster, 1870, Danbury.
 The above records are probably as neal correct as they can be made from the mea at hand for obtaining reliable informatic and for which am indebted to Goo wins Legislative Statistics for goo 1, 1f kIo is always said that statistics are dry res ing, hope the above may prove of inter to a large number of the readers of T NEWS. Yours,
 The Rev. B. P. Herrlck, Q return missionary from Mexico, will become { pastor of the Congregational church Sherman.
 The owners of the cotton mills Cooperstown, N. Y.. have given notice their employees that they must accept reduction of wages or the mills will shut down.
 A servant whom Daniel Ackerly Orange had recently employed in his fan ly did her best to make trouble for him charging him with an indecent assault. the trial MT. Ackerly, who has always bor q good character, was acquitted. It known that the girl, Roxanna Whitn, has tried the same black-mailing gal before.
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