New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
THE NEW SENATORS.

BOorH, NRwToN.-BOrn in Salem, Ind, Dec.
25 1925; graduated at the Abury University IN 1876
studied law IA Tegfe Haue, and went 20 the Barn 1866
in rhat year removed California and engaged In The
wholesale grocery business in Sacramento. During the
period between 1857 and 1860, he was absent iom Calf
forna and practiced the profession Of law in r.rre
Haute indiana On returning 10 California he was
elected to the Senate Ia 1865 elected Governor Of
the state 1871 and served unul March, 1874 when he
resigned, having been elected u Senator Ia Congress
from California for the term beginning 10 1875 aud
ending In 1881
Burnside AMBROSE E.-BOrn in Liberty, Union County
ind, May %. 1924; graduated at West Point IN lS47l
served officer OF artillery with credit the from
tiers; In 1853 resigned MS commission and turned his
attention the manufacture OF guns and invented the
rifle which bears ha He was for time associated
with George b. Mcclellan IN business at Chicago but was
a citizen Of Nev-YorS in 1851. During the whole pro-
gress Of the ne constantly duty participated
In many battles became greatly distinguished, and at
tanned the highest non0rs and titles OF the service In
1896 he was elected Governor Of Rhode Island
1878 TOOK his seat the Senate OK the United states
the term ending in 1851.
CAMERON, AyGUs-Born In Caledonia Livingston
County New York, July 4, 326 udied law at Buffalo
and graduated at the Law School Ia Ncw-York
state removed 70 La Crosse. Wisconsin, In sJ7 was
member OF the state Senate in 1868, 1864 1871, and
ls72 and q member Of the Assembly in 1866 and 1867
Speaker OF that body IN 1867 member OF the National
Republican Convention &C Baltimore in 1864 a
Regent OF the University Of Wisconsin from 1860 "a
1870 and elected 10 the United States senate by
Republicans Democrats and Liberals for the tenn end
ing in 1881.
ClpgRros, ALLrS r-Born in Union, Monroe County.
virginia. educated at Princeton College; studied
AMI adopted the profession OF law; served the Iess-
laure OF Virginia number NJ years was member IN
1861 ~ the state Convention consider the lmpeudiDs
and took tie side of the Union. bat when the
state went Of the Union he sided with the South;
1863 he was elected tho Confederate senate was par
doned by President johnson after the war subsequently
devoted all his 10 his profession and
mining uteress and elected SENATOR in Congress
from West Virginia ior the term ending in 1854.
CaKlsriAScY, ISAAC P.-BOrn in JObnsJowp, n Y,
in March. 1872; received aeademical education,
and while yet boy supported bis fathers family By
teaching school Began the study OF Law, and 1856
removed 10 Monroe, Mich, where ne completed bis legal
course and practced profession from 1893 "a 1887
From 1871 IA 1916 no Prosecuting Attorney tos
Monroe County; in lSiS he attended the Free Soil Con
yentOn In Buffalo, IN lsi9 elected 70 the State Senator
in 1852 the candidate for Governor Of the Free so
party and prime mover IN the political eombiuar
uons OF 1884. Ho delegate TO the Philadelphia
Convention OF 1856 afterward purchased fhs Non
Commercial and became It's EDITOR was a candidate
for the United states Senate in 1857 in the same year
elected judge of tie Supreme Court III the State
and in 1868 reelected for eight years by tho
vote vi all parties served officer ON the stas Of
Gems. A. A. Humphreys and c. A. Custer during the Rs-
behon, and Was elected Senator In Congress from
Michigan for ths term ending in 1891.
| CocKRgiI- FRANCIS MARiov.-Born near Warren..
burg. Missouri. October l, 1884 received common
school education. lnished his studies Chapel HIN
College, in Lafayette County Missouri an Institution be-
longing Cumberland Presoy teran Church A CD
portunltes offered he worked upon bis fathers farm,
studied law and coming " tho Bar devstsd hinsef Y