The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-11-14
ROLL OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
A Complete List of the Members Elected
OH Tuesday, 9th of November, 1878.

A Complete List of the Members Elected
Oh Tuesday, 9th of November, 1878.
Abbeville-Scnator, j. G. Maxwell.
Representatives, 5. MCGOWAN, James II.
Rice. Henry H. Harper, w. K. Bradley
and r. r. Hemphill.
Anderson-Senator, B. +. Crayton.
Representatives, L. b. Murray, 9. S.
Matlison, DR.. w. G. Brown and DR.. John
Wilson.
Aiken-Senator, A. P. Butler.* Rep
resentatives, James Aldrich, John W.
Bell, Thomas j. Davis, ]. D. Brodie.
Barnwell-Scnator, T. j. Counts.*
Representatives, J. c. Davant, Henry
Hartzog, D. Paul Sajourner, ]. a. Mil
Ter and Isaac NJ. Hulson.
Beaufort-No returns.
Charleston-Scnators, w. n. Taft* and
Rudolph Seigling. Representatives, G.
Lamb Buist, Vim. Henderson, j. Francis
Britton, c. r. Miles, c. r. Cassidy, A. S.
j. Perry, james NJ. Eason, B. Ii. Rut-
ledge, s. c. Eckhard, G. H. Simonton,
w. r. Elfe, James Simons, Jr., John L.
Ficken, Rev. William Smalls, John Con
zalez, George r. Walker, ]. b. Virgins.
Clarendon-Senator, H. L. Benbow.
Representatives, d. P. Barron and John
Peter Richardson.
Chester-Senator, w. A. Walker.
Representatives, ]. j. Hemphill, o. F.
Barber and A. +. Anderson.
Chesterfield Alexander Nc
Queen. Representatives, j. S. Miller
and d. r. Rediearne.
Coleton-Senator, Robert Fishburne.
Representatives, c. G. Henderson, j. N.
Cummings, w. G.. Smith, VIM. Maree
and w. S. Minis.
Darlington-Senator, w. G. Coker.
Representatives, jerome P. Chase, L. w.
Cannon, J. W. Beasley and j. c. Glenn
ments.
Edgefeld-senator, NJ. w. Gary.*
Representatives, John G. Sheppard,
James Callison, VIM. Haltiwanger, II.
A. Shaw and Thomas Jones.
Fairfeld-Senator, Daniel Bird, col
orcd.* Representatives, II. A. Gaillard,
Thos. S. Brice and r. C. Clowney.
Georgetown-Senator, Bruce II. Will
liams, colored.* Representatives, P. r.
Lachicotte and A. NJ. Manigault.
Greenville-Senator, S. S. CriLtenden.*
Representatives, w. G. Cleveland, It. II.
Cooke, Milton L. Donaldson and j. r.
Austin.
Hampton-Senator, James w. Moore.
Representatives, g. j. G. Hutson, J. T.
Morrison and ]. w. Lawton.
Horry-Senator, w. l.. Bucks Rep
resentatives, E. D. Richardson and r. &.
w. Grissette.
Kershaw-Senator, L. J. Patterson.
Representatives, John d. Kennedy, w.
R. Nelson and L. B. Stephenson.
Lancaster Senator, John d. Wylie.*
Representatives, John NJ. Beatty and ].
G. Blakeney.
Laurens-Senator, R. P. Todd.* Rep
resentatives, J. Wash. Watts, Wade An
derson and J. B. Humbert.
Lexington-Senator, Fl. A. Meetze.*
Representatives, DR.. Gerhard Muller and
Godfrey Leaphart.
Marion-Senator, R. G. Howard.*
Representatives, r. II. Rogers, ]. G.
Blue, T. c. Moody and VIM. NJ. Davies.
Marlboro-Senator, G. S. Mccall.
Representatives, p. NJ. Hamer and T. n.
Edens.
Newberry-Senator, J. N. Lipscomb.*
Representatives, VIM. NJ. Dorrot, G. H.
Suber and George Johnstone.
Oconee-Senator, j. w. Livingston.*
Representatives, George r. Cherry and
Joel Beard.
Orangeburg-Senator, S. L. Duncan,
colored.* Representatives, NJ. ]. Heller,
John S. Bowman, w. G. Hane and Ira
T. Shumaker.
Pickens-Senator, D. F. Bradley.
Representatives, Il. A. Child and w. II.
Bowen.
Richland- Senator, John H. Kinsler.
Representatives, John E. Bacon, John G.
Haskell, John a. Elkins, John G. See
gers and T. McClarkson.
Spartanburg-Senator, Gabriel Cam
mons Representatives, John Dewberry,
John B. Cleveland, John G. Anderson
and John w. Carlisle.
Sumter-Senator, r. B. Frazer. Rep
rescntatives, Joseph II. Earle, John J.
Dargan, w. D. Scarborough and ]. w.
Wesberry.
Williamsburg-Senator, Samuel w.
Maurice. Representatives, George G.
Graham, ]. r.. Lambson and j. II. Full
more.
Union-Senator, T. B. Jeter. Repre-
sentatives, r. w. Shand, l. G. McKis-
sick and j. G. Richards.
York-Senator, 1. d. WitEerspoon.*
Representatives,. II. Massey, Peter
Garrison, Charles NJ. Green and G. l..
Mcneil.
The Senators marked with an asterisk
are those holding over from last session,
whose terms do not expire until 1880.
There are only three colored Republican
Senators holding over-Williams, Of
Georgetown, Duncan, of Orangeburg,
and Bird, of Fairfield, and all of these
counties went Democratic at the recent
election. Besides these, the only Repub-
lican Senators are Taft, of Charleston,
and Collins, of Beaufort.
The Senate will stand as follows:
Democrats, 90; Republicans, 5. Demo-
cratic majority, "a.
The House OF Representatives will
certainly have l2l Democrats, and if the
Republicans have carried Beaufort, it
will give them only three members Of
the House.
The Democrats have elected three
colored men from Charleston, one from
Sumter and one from Colleton.