The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
NEXT YEARS LEGISLATURE
Political Complexion of the Statesmen
Who Will Compose the Aggregation.
Democrats viii Have a Majority ofForty- Seven
Thus Far on Joint Ballot. and Seven
Members Are Still in Doubt

The Democrats will have very comfort
able majority in both branches of the
Legislature, the returns indicating twenty
in the Senate and twenty -seven in the
House, q total of forty seven. Two senatorial
districts yet In doubt and five Represent
stive districts. Thus far the Republicans
have possibly gained two Senators and
surely eight and possibly twelve Repre-
sentatives. The returns thus far indicate
the election of the following:
NEW SENATOR'S.
vanderhurg-A. j. McCutchan. X.
Washington and Floyd-Isaac p. Leyden. ID.
Clark, scott and Jennings, Willis s. Barnes, ID.
Marion and HendricksIA; "; Wisnara' X.
Clay and Owen-Samuel X. Mckelvey, ID.
Vigo-Wm. L. Mclean. ID.
Putnam and Neutrality-suspicious. NJ: Sellers. d.
Marion-Johnw ". Kern D.,Romeo +. Stewart d..
James McHugh. ID.
shelby and Decatur-A. E. wray. d.
Pulaski. White and Carroli-James NJ Beck. d.
IaPOrre-J. W Crumpackcr. T.
Marshall and Fulton-samuel Parker, ID.
Whitley and Allen-Oehmig Bird. ID.
st. Joseph and starke-volney z. Blgham, d.
Henry and Fayette-I. p. Newly, K.
Delaware,and Randolph.o n Cranor. R.
Clinton and Upton MaIcsllqs Bristol Bristol. B.
Boone
Warren and Fountain E w nsndenhaii' D. %
Elkhart-w. W. Vail, r.
Eoscillsko and WABASH. ID. Thayer. r.
Lagrange and Steuben-Silas ID. Manus, r.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IA; Repdblica ms,
10; doubtful, 2.
HoLD-ovER SENATORS.
Greene and sullivan-Charles T. Akin, d.
Hancock and Rush-Morgan Chandler. ID.
jackson and Lawrence-David H Ellison, ID.
Warrick and spencer-isaac 8. French. D.
No.. Part hnl Inn avr nd ~ "a r
Fulk, ID.
man, X.
Dearborn, Ohio and switzerland-Francis NJ.
Parke and vermilion-George W. Hcbson. R.
Gibson and Posey-Albert q. H0lcomb, ID.
Ripley, Franklin and Union-William g. Hol-
Davies and Martin-william Kennedy, D.
Lake and Porter-Johannes Kopelke, ID.
Howard and Miami-Robert J. Ioveland, r.
Orange, Crawford and Harrison-Iverson
cassDRufus Magee. d.
Morgan, johnson and Brown-Joseph ].
Aiien.Joseph ID. Morgan, ID.
jefferson and Clark-John McGregor. d.
Tippercanoe-John F. McHugh, d.
Adams, Blackford and Jay-Henry b. Smith, ID.
Perry and Dubois-John Sweeney, d.
Huntington and wells-George II. Thomp-
Knox and Pike-Henry J. Wigs. d.
Wayne-John Yaryan. r.
:. Hold-over senators-Democrats, 20; Repub-
Standing of senate-DemOcrats, 80; Republic
ans. Ia; doubtful, 4.
TEE HOUSE.
Gibson-P A Bryant X.
Pike-Wiiam j. Bethel, r Gin doubt.)
Green-Ihomas VanBuskrk, R.
Decatur-Marshal Newhouse, X.
Morgan-Wilson Adams, r
Hendricks-Jesse ID. Hamrick, X.
Parke-Jere Morris, r.
Montgomery-M b. Couberley, lin doubt,
jennings. b. Smith. K
R0Oua-IObn A ID
Clinton William stevens, r. DIN coubt.j
Howard-Richard Bassett, II.
Corkie. r.
Benton and warren-James NJ. Hunter. R.
Lake-Dinwiddie. r.
Porter-George G. Gregg, r.
Marion (sixj-Francis t. Hord. D.; James
Deery, D.: Frank Wilson, D.; Fred Grossart. D.:
Marion and shelby-James b. Curtis, ID.
Madison-Jaines NJ. Farlow. ID.
Observation-Disclosures +. Reeves, ID.
ehelby-William Lowe, ID.
URush-Gates sixton. K
Herry-Thomas n. White. r.
Wayne and Fayette-A. G. Lindemuth, r.
EaSdoiph1And r. WI sis.k 81 R.
Delaware-John 4. Meredith, X.
Hamilton-Adaison NewlD, r.
Tipton-James NJ. Ffppen, ID.
| Clinton. Upton and Madison-Andrew ]. Be
! Pulaski and white-Ei p washburn, d.
CarroIl-Charles E. Clauser, ID.
Cass-Joseph Guthrie. ID.
Fulton-william McHahn. ID.
Cass and Miami-John Blair, d.
Mami-H. v. Passage. ID.
Huntington-Hiram Gill, ID.
Wells-Michael Blue. ID.
Adams and Jay-Richard X. Erwin, ID.
Adams, Jay and Observation-Disclosures h. Har-
Alien-samuel NJ Hench. d. James f. Roda-
Dough. D.; Charles Dalman. d.
Whitley-Jacob Schrader. ID
Decentralization j. Franks, ID.
NoOle-Norman Teal, ID.
Marshall-John W. Baugher, ID.
H. II GnQh IN
anek ID.
LaPorte and starke-J p. Collins, d.
Wabash-Wiiey ,. Jordan, r.
Grant-Harvey McCaskey. r.
Lagrange-F. ID. Merritt r.
Elkhart-J. s. Kaufman. X.
Elkhart and Koscinsko-M. i. Manwarfng, r.
observation-disclosures G. Deane, X.
Newton and jasper-John Is. Lyons, r
Vanderburg. Gibson and Knox - Kratz, r.
Posey-John c. Smith. ID.
vanderburg- Albert Camp, r.; John H. Eos
ter, X.
Warrick-I. 8. Hay.D
spencer-Charles Zackriegal, ID.
Perry Jesse Cunningham, ID.
Knox-w. A Cullop. ID
Davies-Josian G. Allen. R.
Dubois and Martin-William A. Wilson, d.
gently. ID.
Harrison-Jacob T. Wright ID.
Floyd-George L. Mcintyre, ID.
Floyd Harrison aud Crawford-Smith Aekren.
washington--Aaron A. Cravens, d.
Clark-Reuben Daley. ID.
Clark. Scott and Jennings-S, A. Barnes D.
Jefferson M. X. Sulzer. X.
Ripley-Robert Creigmie, ID.
Dearborn, Ohio and switzerland-Hugh d. Mo
Mullen. ID.
Dearborn-John ". Johnson, ID.
Ripley. Franklin and Union-Peter Schaff, D.
Frankliu-Ebenezer Cooley, ID.
Bartholomew-Daniel W. Hagey, D.
Monroe and Brown-John s. Williams, ID.
JoEnson-W. ID. Terhune, ID.
Owen-John l.. Duncan. ID.
Putnam-John Q. verInilion, ID.
Sullivan-John Hugbee. d.
Clay-F. q. Thornton. ID.
Nigo-Peter :. kester, d.; William Stuart d.
Sullivan. Vigo and Vermillion-J. l.. Redman,
d.
Fountain-James A. Sanders. ID.
MONTGOMERY, Putnam and CIay-F rank d.
Alder, ID.
Standing OF House: Democrats, 81; Repub-
Hcans, "a; doubtful, 3.
ADJUSTMENTS.
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