Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-11
The Legislature.

| incoming Legislature luo o1Aoiel retuIHb
NAV make some changes, but will not effect
the Democratic majorities in both houees:
SENATE.
/ First district, j. III. Simerly, Rep.
Second district, VIM. Green Rep.
| Third district, Fl. NJ Sherwood, Rep.
| Fourth district, j. FL. Agee, Rep.
| Fifth district, E. w. Adkins, Rep.
| Sixth district, W H Dawson, Rep.
Seventh district, John G. Garter, Dem.
| Eighth district, H. L. w Ralston, Rep.
| Ninth district, L. ]. &. Swofford Dem.
Tenth district, III. D. Smallman, Dem.
Eleventh district, Fl. M. Colquitt, Dem.
Twelfth district, JAS. w. Blakemore, Dem.
Thirteenth district, R. E. Thompson,
| Dem
Fourteenth district, B. Alexander,
Dem.
Fifteenth district, J. W. Steel, Dem.
Sixteenth district, D. S. Mccullough,
Dem.
Seventeenth district, DR.. E. Edmondson,
Dem.
Eighteenth district, John T. Williamson,
Dem
Nineteenth district, NJ. Burns, Dem
Twentieth district, Thomas L. Dodd,
Dem.
Twenty-irst district, VIM. NJ Daniel,
Dem.
Twenty-second district, v F. Bibb,
Dem.
Twenty third district, E. D. Patterson,
Dem.
Twenty-fourth district, Jesse Norment,
Dem.
Twenty-ffth district, John Y Keith,
Dem.
Twenty-sixth district, J. P. Wilson,
Dem.
+, Twenty seventh district, S. A Champion,
Dem.
Tw enty-eight district, B. B. Watkins,
Dem.
Twenty ninth district. John s, Coo per,
Dem.
Thirtieth district, F. P Bond, Dem.
Thirty first district, r. r. Sherrod, Dem.
Thirty district, D L. Porter,
Dem.
Thirty third district, J. S Galloway,
Dem.
Democrats, 26; Republicans, 7.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bedford, T. B. Ivie, Dem.
Benton, Robt Thomas, Dem.
Blount, G. c. jackson, Rep.
Cannon, W. G. Houston, Dem.
Carroll, l.. l.. Hawkins, Rep.
Carter, L. b. Butler, Rep.
Claiborne, Sam. Adkins, Rep.
Cooke, S. A. Burnett Rep
Coffee, j. L. Duncan, Dem.
Crockett, A. I. Fielder, Dem
Davidson, John J. McCann, Lytton Tay-
lor, A. Il Sharp, j. W Roscoe Lou Whor-
ley, Dems.
Dyer, FL. L. Fowlks, Dem.
DeKalb, H. A. Overall, Dem.
Dickson, - Mallory, Dem.
Fayette, D. f. Rivers, Rep.
FrankliN W. A. Larkin, Dem.
Gibson, G. B. Hicks, E. P. Vaughn,
DENIS
Giles, W. F. Ballentine, j. K P Black
burn, Dems.
Granger, r. O. Samsel, Rep.
Greene, V. s. Maloney, Dem.
Hamilton, Peter Bolton, 81. B. Case, Rep.
Hardeman, j, A. Manson, Dem
Hardin, j. D. Martin, Dem.
Hawkins, F. NJ. Fulkerson, Dem.
Haywood, Sam McElwee, Rep
Henderson, Peter Pearson, Dem.
Henry, j. n. Thomas, Dem.
Hickman, John A Jones, Dem
Humphreys, D. B. Thomas Dem.
Jackson, Thomas L. Galbraith, Dem.
Jefferson, DR.. A. A. Caldwell, Dem.
Knox, W. L. LedgeEwood, Edward Legg,
Dem.
Lauderdale, P. T Glass, Dem.
Lincoln, W. W. Erwin, Dem
Madison, r. W. Haynes, Dem
Marshall, Ernest Pillow, Dem.
Maury, Abe Looney, w. L. Porter, DEM
McMinn, J. A. Dickinson, Rep.
McNairy, r. D. Anderson, Dem.
Montgomery, w. A. Miliken, John W.
Jones, Dem.
Obion, J. 81. Mcdowell, Dem.
Overton, J, W. Wright, Dem.
Putnam, D. L. Dow, Dem.
Roane, John G. Ellis, Rep.
Robertson, w. A. Bunting, Dem.
Rutherford, J. Fl. White, F. r. Burrus,
Dem.
Sewer, J. J. Wade, Rep.
Shelby, Josiah Patterson, Ed ]. Wen
dell, Morgan Kelly, Dem. 81. B. Ramsey,
I. F. Cassels, Rep.
Smith, A. A. Swope, Dem.
Stewart, A Democrat.
Sullivan. Nathan Gregg, Dem.
Sumner, j. NJ Head, Dem
Upton, G. W. Smitheal, Dem.
Warren, d. F. Wallace, Dem.
Washington, James West, Rep.
Weakley, ]. A. WEIGH, Dem.
White, A Fisk, Dem.
Williamson, T. W. Dick Bullock, Dem.
| Wilson, r. G. Saunders and G.. 81. Oar
den, Dem.
| Carter, johnson, Unicoi, Greene, Sulli-
/ van, W. B. Bachman, Rep.
| Hamblen, Hawkins, Hancock, Fl. c. Jar
Wis, Rep.
Union, Campbell, J. P. Rogers, Rep
| Loudon, Knox, Nj. D. Bearden, Rep.
| Polk, Bradley, John Smith, Dem.
| Rutherford, Marshall, Bedford, J. D. Till
man, Dem.
! Moore, Lincoln, 3. A. Parks, DEM
Williamson, Maury, G. L. Berry, Dem.
| Lewis, Perry, Decatur, J. B. Daniel,
Dem.
Cheatham, Houston, Montgomery, G. NJ.
Pardue, Dem.
Meigs Rhea, James, E. F. Sharp, Dem
Marion, Grundy, L. q. Northcutt, Dem.
| Morgan, Anderson, r. III. Chapman, Rep.
Macon, Clay, M. L. Kirby, Dem.
Pickett, Fentress, Scott, Republican.
Trousdale, Smith, Sumner, W. J. Halle,
Dem.
Lawrence, Wayne, J. H. Sowell, Dem.
Hardeman, Fayette, G, A. Miller, Dem.
Madison, Henderson, L. F. McHaney
Dem.
Henry, Weakley, j. B. Thomson, Dem
Haywood, Upton, John w. Boyd, Rep.
Obion, Lake, Dyer, r. III. Darnall, Dem
hepuDllcans.. ..................... ...........2
Democratic ma ority. s.
Democratic majority on joint ballot. II