New-York tribune., 1875-12-04

stor In Congress for the term ending in 1881.
EAroS WILLIAM w.-,Born In Tellaud Ct, in October
1slB educated at public schools generally but also had
private teaching; studied law and admitted TO the
bar settled In Hartford and had active practices was
ciseted member OF the House of Representatives OF
Connecticut IN ls47 1Sas 1883, 1853, 1858, 1870 1871
1878 and l874 elected Speaker in 1858 and 1873
sndstae Senator In 1850 and in 1874 he was elected
United States Senator for the term expiring In 1851
ESousH JAMES E-Born At Now Haven In 1872 re-
ccived school education; learned the capen-
ters trade and masterbuilder engaged in the
lumber trade became interested in manufacturing and
banking and dealt largely in real estate He entered the
lower House OF the Connecticut Legislature in 1855 was
elected to the State 6enste in 1sb6, declining reeec
Aon and was defeated In 1860 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In 1862 he elected 10 Congress and sat In the House
tour years voting for the abolition OF slavery ana tue
war measures In 1867 he elected Governor over
Gen. Hawley and was reelected over Marshall Jewell
who defeated him the next year. In 1870 he was again
elected Governor and in 1872 defeated for Congress
by JUDGE Kellogg. He appointed United States Sen
ator Nov 81 1925. TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death of the Hon. O. c. Ferry.
JONES CHARLES w.--Born In Ireland, In 1884; emil
grated TO this country when 10 years of age spent some
years Alabama. Louisiana and Mississippi; settling III
Florida in 1854; mechanic by trade studied law
admitted 20 the Bar in 1857; and became sue
ccssfl in the professiOn member OF the Balti-
more Convention 10 1872; was nominated on the Demo
cratic Liberal ticket for Congress in that year. but was
defeated. In 1874 elected member OF the Lower
House OF the state Legislature from Escanbia County;
and in 1874 he elected seuator ID Congress from
Florida for the term opdmg i'm 1881.
KEY, DAVID M.-Born in Greene County, Tennessee,
Jan. 27, 1924; worked on his fathers farm urtil
2i years of age; gradu Jed at Hwase College in 1SJO
studied law and pratced with success at Chattanooga
WAS Presidential Eect0r in 1856 served as colonel
IN the Confederate army; received his political pardon
from President Johnson in 1860 he elected to the
,n TN ha
sChsnoeor of the state, and in August 1872 hc was
appointed Senator Congress- TO suceoed his old friend
Andrew Johnson
MAxEY, S. B.-Born in Monroe County, KY. March So
1926 educated there in private schools until Il years
Of age; in 1912 entered as cadet at West Point, and
graduated in 1916; joined the 9TH Regiment Of u s.
Infantry at Monterey. Mexico breyet secondieuten
ant; In l8i7 received breyet first lieutenant for ser
vices Ccnreras and Cherubusco served through the
Mexican war, aud res ned in 1SiS returned TO Ken
tucy studied law and admitted to the Bar IN ls5o
removed TO Texas 1887 and in 1861 elected State
Senator for four years; declined To accept, aud raised
The 9th Texas Infantry for the Confederate service and
was lnado colonel; BrgadicI-General IN 1862;
Major General IN 1861 commanded the District OF the
Indian Territory from 1868 to the close OF the war; and
was also superintendent Of Indian Affairs resumed the
practice OF law aud in 1874 was elected u S. senator
from Texas.
MGDOsALD, J. E.-BOrn in Butler County. oio, August
o. 1872 removed to Indiana at the age Of seven was
apprentced to the sadders trade at Cawordsvjic was
two years in college but did not graduate; was admitted
20 the bar In 1S43 elected Prosecuting Attorney in that
year and held the Office four years III 1sl0 was elected
. Representative in Congress, and served one term
elected Attorney Of the State in 1856; reelected
In 1858; removed TO indianapolis in 1882 was a oandi-
date Governor 15G4 but dcfeated elected TO the
United states Senate in 1875, for the term ending III
1881.
MCMILLAN. SAMUEL J. R.-Bon at Brownsville Fay
ntte County Penn. Feb %, 1926; removed in early in
fancy TO Pittsburgh; graduated at Duquesne College
Pittsburgh in 1896 admitted TO the Pittsburgh Bar IN
ls49 removed to Minnesota Territory in 1852; elected
Judge the First Judicial District of Inc State of Mime
sofa ST. and entered upon the duties Of that position
on the admission Of the state into the Union by Congress
I'm 1854 he was appointed Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the STATE 10 ELL vacancy. In 1864
elected 10 the position for full tern at the eXpra
OF which he reelected for another term resigne
in 1874 and was appointed ChefJusee of the supreme
Court 10 ll vacancy aud reelected for full term but
Resigned TO take seat in tho Senate OF The United States
for the term ending in 1851.
BANDOLPB, THEOpORE F-BOrn In New-BrunswicE
Nsw-JeIsoy June "a, 1926 connected by marriage
with Chef-Justce Marshall and cast his first vote III
Mississippi resided in Hudson County n j. from $50
30 1862 since which time he has lived at MorrstUwn
IN 1860 was elected the House of Assembly, and de
olned the Speakershp Of that body in 1861 was chair
man of The special Committee the Peace Congress-,
aud guated the measure for the relief OF the aInl
OF soldiers; ltbl Clccttd otdo seDNtof,
Ill pired term and reelected IN 1862, serving I'LL
1565 in 1862 appointed Commissioner OF Draft iol
Hudson County in 1867 WAS elected President of thC
Morris and Essex Railroad Company, which position hc
st!l holds lilo was elected Governor Of NewJersey in
l56s; caused a repeal Of the "odous Camden and Am
boy monopoly tax" and established general railway
law mace the state Prison system sefsupporng; sug
ecstei te plan for the new State Lunatic AS luu now
the largest n the world; also settled eud Oi 80 years
standing between the Erie and Delaware Railroads
Since the expiration Of that Office be has been engaged IN
farming and mining lie was elected United states sen
ator from NewJersey IN 1874 for six years and Is meln
bar of the National Democratic Committee from New
Jersey.
SHARON. WILLIAM - Born In New-Y0rk in 1924
received good education and prepared himself FOR thC
legal profession but nqushed 10 to enter te banking
business; removing Nevada he became largely i'll
terestcd in mining operations; and the only public
position OF % political character lie ever accepted wa'
that O senator in Congress from Nevada 10 which hC
was excited FOR the tenn beginning IN 1875 and Ondine
IN 1851 of late yeaEs he has been largely interested IN
the financial affairs o; the Pacific sope and trustee
OF che bank OF California. and during the troubles Of that
Institution arising Of the death OF the late President
Le did than any other to bring its Affairs TO
satisfactory settlement.
WALLACE. WILLIAM A.-BOrn in Huntingdon County,
Penn in 1927 studied Ia8 and went 20 the Bar in 1S47
in 1862 no elected the State Senate, and served by
reflections unt ST. yen he made Speaker OF that
body frequently served chairman OF political con-
ventions and elected Senator in Congress for the
term ending Ia 1881.
wuHEfs. ROBERT E.-Born in Campbell County. Va,
Sept is 1921; educated private academy and the
University Of Virginia. graduated in medicine IN le4l,
and began to practice In DaDvle, Virginia; at the
breaking Of the oivi lie entered the service as
major when Virginia passed the ordinance of seccssi0n
and was made Colonel of the 18th Virginia Regiment in
1861 was severely wounded in tho battles around Rich
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