New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

~ d % rcaDr1,ntcd nj Baltimore in 1872, and
elected Representative from Virginia to the Ai' VI
| Congress-
GoopN, JOHN R--He an early emigrant 70 Kan
sas where he land and settled near the Town
OF Humboldt; received limited education never hoiu
any public position before becoming csnddais lor
gress devoted himself to farming ana pOlllcsi anu
In 1874 he was elected Representative from Kansas 70
the xLIvth Congress. Declined to give the place anu
1 the date OF his birth.
| HAMILTON A. H.-IIe received common school edn-
cation studied law and devoted himse to that profes
sion and politics. and in 1874 elected Representa-
tive from Indiana the XLIyth Congress lie resnes
in Fort Wayne and declined to give the compor '
| or the place Of his birth.
| HARAISsoS JEREMIAm.-Born in Muscogee County
Georgia. April l. 1896 Of slave parents in 1860 ne pe
came free by the OF the rebellion and seteu ID Al
albania; acquired knowledge OF English by means OF OF
nolitics in SO he presided over Convention which
nominated b. s. Turner for Congress- IN ,e e SAM
OF the Peace for three years President OF tne
own people held in New Orleans in 1872 ne was eecea %
| o state SenatOr and III 1874 ne was ecc'ou W '
| XLIvtb Congress from the state OF AlaDahia'
| UARpENBgRGH, AUGUSTUS A.-Born In nNew-DrhhsWicA
| New-Jerscy May 49, 1880, and OF Cornelius L..
an eminent lawyer OF that State and grandson OF the
founder and first President OF Rutgers Colege7Jacop IL
Iardenbergh He vas educated at RHser&S W. SSSfv Wv
In 1888 elected 10 the State Legi5latufe III 1o ne
IN ss e Was elected by the Legislature state Director
OF Railroads; delegate to the Balllm0Ie u,
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New Iorsey and in 1S74 he was elected EepreSenea
| tive from New,Jersey to the XLIVth Congress
| HARTZELI, WILLlAM-Born upon a farm In STARK
County Ohio Feb. 20, 1917 IN 1910 removed win MS
parents TO Illinois, then in 1S4l 10 Texas Sherc
he remained until 1883 and removed again to Illinois
and settled In Randolph County gradnatea az H9SSa Sh
drce College IN ls1y; was .nih,tu 70 20 so cid o - Ron
| resentatiyc to the XLIvth Congress from Illinois
| HARRISON, CARTER C.-Bom in Fayette County,
| Kentucky, February 10, 1925, and hnsman OF
/ ,Ittftnr fla
| education was obtained from his mother, put Ie he
Graduated at Yale College in lS4j; he prepared hinsef
the cga profession but became irfse ~ fr aS
| school OF Transylyanla, and settled IN Chicago III
innortant Board OF County Commissioners and IN 1874
after his from second TIP to Europe le VIZ
elected Eepresenia''o from iiin'i' 10 S'e AN ."
| Congress.
| H.RTRrpGg JuIAx.-He IA q lawyer by profession,
aud resident OF savannah Georgia; served as Sclder
in The Confederate army after the rebellion ne cheIen
into potcs and was elected in 1874, RcprescntaiVe
from Georgia TO the ALNtn l9hgLeSa. e'liu' % ~ @ 20
form the compiler when and where le was OVrh OF 10
| give any particulars respecting his education
| U,yMoNp, W. S.-Born in Harrison County Virginia,
Feb 90 1898 gained his education mostly by his own
industry ana through books with some instruction at tue
common schools; in this way he mastered the higher
branches mathematics; taughl school Tor TWO years
also devoted some lhe 10 eslI ehSf9'e'n@ @ S,e
medicine, and removed 10 Indiana IN 1871 ana pecduo
successful in hi, prOfcsOn In 1851 be entered te army
ns surgeon where he remained until loo5; doieated
for the State in 1866 was elected Irts1eht OF
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in sT2 1873 and 1574. and was the protector OF ran
road Chicago 10 Charleston > aAd c,eleu frs'-
dent Of the Company IN 1873 in lo1 ne waS elected
RepFesenative from Indiana to the ALlFlh congress
! HENDERs0S, THOMAS J.-Bon In Brownsville Haywood
| County Tennessee, Nov. 20, 1924; in 1886 re-
moved with his father to Illinois, received an academic
educa ior spent year at the University OF Iowa;
sdoppd the profession OF Law from lolT To 80 ne was
celIl county commissions served four years as the
| eie.icd 10 the State Legislature; in 1856 chosen
senator serving four years raised TeSmehi 81 Nola,
Dafky iqu lt
III LJ ei,p,usnd of a br tade; i'm 1864 he was severely
wounded al Res.ca and breyeted BriSadcr' neral in
1868 !Jg services Georgia and Tennessee; Pres
it,tioI Elector in 1868; IN 1871 was appoin ed Col
etor of Internal r. yeue holding the Office tyo years
and in 1874 hc elected representative iroIn Hi
| nois TO The XIIvih Congress
| UESkLE ELI JoSEs.-BOgn in Baltimore County, Nd,
in November 1928 received academic education;
taught school three years studied medicine, and grad
uatcd at the Unworthy of Maryland in lSj0 has de
yoied himself % his profession ana M 10 ..4fe'i, p |
OF sIlryland in 1913; member or the State tonst
thio i.z ISs and 1870 rafi"ced 10 the House
~ peeg,tes in 1871 aud 1873; IN 1872 delegate 10
The Natonnl Democratic Conyentioni one year Pro-
fessor Of Anatomy, Physiology; aad Natural History 10
the Maryland Agrlcu nr'i college winch position ~ 10
Maryland TO tie Xldvth Congress.
| HEWITT ABRAsi sFEyEEs-5osn in ROckland County
~ y, July 30. 1S22 attended the common schools OF
this city ON competition gained scholarship in Colm
bit COLLEGE, whence ne graduated ia lSi2; was FOR
time tHtaI OF mathematics, studied Law ana came I'd the
Bar in Isis account OF Impaired vision gave up Tie
profession; IN conne" ION wth Peer Cooper engaged IN
he manufacture q! iron; IN connection with Edward
Cooper his brotbeIinlaw. established extensive steel
and lrun TOsAd iA NoWJeEst! aI n,lh,S lN'"Ai i'ii
wasa Scientific Commissioner 10 me lails Exposition IN
| 1861. During the r.De0Oh Ia lsb- ne @ was s.nt 20
In. land c'nh1rhth cplAhiissOh % leari ino pro-
CO.'S OF making glu-trrei iron; ~ heavy loss 20 MS
finn furnished tuc Government with much var mat rial ;
n 500 be organized me cooper Oh"l IOf tc "'iiie5
ueut al see4cr aud aTi, which has been enncaty sue
cy.sini N,s Gne, co1ittee Of he civ or Sew
York aud ia 1874 80 .as elected Representative 70
| the XLIyti Congress.
uEwFIr GOLDSMITH W.-Born in Jefferson County.
| Ala Feb H. l53i; received academic education,
studied !lw and admitted 20 tho bar in 1866 en-
| tered the Confederate array IN lSjl and was wounded
ia ue .bailo oi CIchlhi'usa III lo29 IN loio was
clecrd - tie httc lASfjtti ,n 100 wis i"uc Sito
senator served two scssJus bat resigned in 1874 10
gec- at ID, nomination Representative from Alabama
10 tn HLsh CohSreaa, at was cveted u tuat position
| Hill. EESI,,Is H--Dorn In JVpeT County, Georgia
in 1923: gIaduatod at the University OF Georgia in
Isl4 studied law aud went to the bar in 1919 In 1851
he was elected TO the state I-egslaure reflected in
1889; opposed 10 secession, nt weht wan is SidIe
into the rebellion and was eeeed to the Confederate
senae and IA 1874 ne was eecled representative
| from Georgia 10 ihc AldNth Congress
| HOOKER, CHARLES E.-BOrn in Mississippi; re-
eeived good education; adopted The profession Of law
and acquired reputation orator entered the Con
federae army during the rebellion as captain OF anil
icy lost an arm AT e slcge OF .cHsbrg anu promoted
10 br rank OF colonel ana ia 1870 he was elected Rep
resetatiye from Mississippi 10 the HliVth Congress.
HorBISs JAMES IIERRos.-Born in Washington County,
| PENNSYLVANIA, Nov. g. 1881 educated al Washington
Cgeee studied law and admitted TO the bar in
Pittsburgh before H. OF age; continued engaged in
his profession closely as To impair ms health ana
obse him 70 go t. Europe and year after his rern
ne retired practice; has since been engaged ia
| banKng having been President OF the Pennsylvania
Bank director of other Institutions OF the amt In
ls7I was candidate Congress the state Mt Large
In 1874 was elected Representative from Pennsylvania
| 10 the XLIVth Congress lie also elected Grand
Master Knights Teupars IN tue United states IN lo74
HOUSE, JOIN F-Born in Williamson Comfy. Tenn.
Jan o. 1927 graduated at Lebanon Law school in $780,
and settled IN Carksville To practice law. He elected
f,..-L I.n-ri IAll. "A