The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19
the new SENATE.
Roster Of the United States Senate, as Now
Constituted.

The following is list of the members Of
the Senate of the Forty ninth Congress,
together with date of ex imtion of their
terms of service Republicans ne indicated
by the letter X, Democrats by ID, and names
of Independents are pr nted in SMALL
CAPITALS. A STIR CO indicates that the
member has been reelected recently.
The digger % is affixed TO names of new
Senators Mr. Teller of Colorado has seen
service in the Senate, but on account of
the break in his term caused by his s leo
ton as q member of the Cabinet he is not
classed with those reelected. The list is
as follows:
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
James l.. lugh, d 1891 Jas. u George, ID. 1887
John r. Morgan. ID 1889 L. C. Walthall, ID. 1889
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
~ X Jones' D. 1891 sGeorge g. Vest, 1891
1889 F. NJ. Cockrell. D. 1887
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA.
LELAND Stanford. r 1891 C. II. Van wyck. r. 1897
John T. Miller. r. 1887 G. +. Manderson, Il. 1889
COLORADO NEVADA.
Henry M Teller, r. 1891 .John p. Jones, r. 1891
Thos. NJ. Bowen, u. 1899 James q. Fair, D.. 1887
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
sOrville ii. Plat, II. 1891 Henry w. Blair, r. 1885
JOS r. Hawley. r.. 1887 Austin i. Pike. T. 1889
DELAWARE NEW JERSEY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vim. J. Sewell r. 1887
Ell Salisbury. ID. 1889 J. r. Mcpherson. ID. 1889
FLORIDA. NEW YORK.
wilkinson Call, D..12gl TWIN. nj. Evarts. II. 1891
Chas. W. Jones. ID 1887 Warner Miller. Il. 1887
GEORGIA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jos. t. Brown, d. 1891 fZeb. Il. Vance, ID. 1891
All. IL. Colquitt, ID 1889 Matt w. Ransom, d. 1889
ILLINOIS. Quo
............. 1881 Henry b. Payne. D.issi
3. N. Cullom, r.. 1889 John Sherman, r.. 1887
INDIANA. OREGON.
Benz. Harrison, K 1857 Jos. N Doiph, r. 1859
IOWA PENNSYLVANIA.
fWm b. Allison. r. 1891 sJas. ID. Cameron, r 1891
Jas II. Wilson, Il. 16S9 John l. Mitchell, X. 1887
KANSAS. RHODE ISLAND.
sJno. J. Ingalls,, r. 1891 N w. Aldrich, r.. 1887
p. Il. Plumb, r. 1889 Jonathan Chaoe, r 1889
~. g. Blackburn ID 1891 Wade Hampton. ID. 1891
James b. Beck, ID. 1889 M. G. Butler, ID. 1889
LOUISIANA. TENNEsSEE
tJas. y. Eustis, ID. .1s9llH. K. Jackson, ID. 1887
r. l.. Gibson, D.. .lsS9 Isham g. Harris, ID. 1888
Eugene Hale, r. 1887 lSaml b. Maxey, Z. 1887
William p. Frye, r. 1859 Richard Coke, ID. ..l6SS
MARYLAND. VERMONT.
sJas b. Groome, d.. 1901 Justin 8 Morrill, r. 1891
A. p German, ID. 1887 q. +. Edmunds. r. 1881
MASSACHUSETTS, VIRGINIA.
Henry l.. Dawes r. 1887 WILLIAM MALONE. 1887
George +. Hoar, r.. 1889 II. II. RIDDLEBERGER 89
MICHIGAN. WEST VIRGINIA.
Omar ID. COnger, II 1887 j. N. Camden, d.. 1881
Thos. w. Palmer. r. 1859 John f. Kenna, ID. 1885
MINNESOTA WISCONSIN.
s. j. r. Mcmillan. r. 1887 tJohn C. Spooner r. 1891
Dwight M Sabin, r. 1889 Philetu. Sawyer, r. 1881
The seats of Bayard of Delaware and Gar
land Of Arkansas are vacant by reason of
the appointment and confirmation of those
gentlemen as members of MIR. Cleveland's
Cabinet.
The election of Senator to succeed
Henry w. Blair, Republican of New Hamp-
shire, occurs in June. but Mr.. Blair has
been appointed to serve ad interim. JON
athan Chace of Rhode Island was chosen
for the unexpired term of the late Henry b.
Anthony. After long and exciting strug-
gle the Legislature of Oregon failed to elect
a Senator before the session expired by
limitation. There is a vacancy in Illinois,
although more tn IN two months have elaps-
task of organizing and electing successor
to Gen. Logan.