Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-26
xav. Frank G. Clark lreps IL.

Howell Mahlon Pitney, James F.
Stewart, Richard W. Parker, Thomas
! McEwan, Jr., Charles n. Fowler
/ (reps. is.
New York-Joseph NJ. Bedford, Den
mis- NJ. Hurley, Francis P. Wilson,
Israel F. Fischer, Charles G. Bennett,
James R. Howe, John NJ. Mitchell
! tendorsed by sound money democrats);
Richard c. Shannon, Lemuel 4.
Quigg, Philip B. Low, Ben l.. Fair
child, Benjamin B. Odell, Gen. John
| Henry ketcham, A. V. S. Cochran
George n. Southwick, David T. Will
bur, Lucien l.. Littauer, Wallace T.
! Foote, Jr., Charles A. Chickering,
James S. Sherman endorsed by sound
money democrats); George W. Ray,
James j. Belden Serene E. Payne,
Charles W. Gillett, James W. Wads-
worth, Henry c. Brewster, Rowland
B. Mahany, Col. D. S. Alexander,
Warren B. Hooker Greps.) John H.
G. Vehslage, Thomas j. Bradley,
Amos j. Cummings, William Sulzer,
George B. Mcclellan endorsed by the
sound money democratS) (dem.-
pops. ).-Republicans, 90; democrat
populists, 5.
! North Carolina-Harry Skinner,
Frank Thompson, William F. Stroud,
| w. w. Kitchin, Rev. Charles H. Mar
tin endorsed by republicans. S. J.
Pemberton (dem. pops }; George H.
White, Richard Pearson (reps) }:
Romulus q. Linney (silver-rep -
ictS =.
silver republican, 1.
North Dakota-Martin N. johnson.
at large (rep. il.
/ Ohio-William B. Shattuc. Jacob HI.
Bromwell, Robert NJ. Nevin, Seth
Brown, Walter l.. Weaver, Archibald
Lybrand, JAS. H. Southland, Lucien J.
Fenton, Charles H. Grosvenor. Win
field S. Kerr, Henry c. Van Voorhis.
Lorenzo Danford, Robert w. TAYLOR.
Stephen A. Northway, Theodore E.
Burton (reps.); George A. Marshall.
| David Meekison, John j. Lentz. James
A. Norton J. A. Mcdowell (dem.-
pops.); Clinton B. Beach (silver-rep)
Republicans, IA; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5; silver republican, 1.
Oregon-Thomas H. Tongue, Will
ham R. Ellis Ceps. ..
! Pennsylvania-Galu A. Grow at
large, Samuel A. Davenport, at large,
Henry H. Bingham, Robert Adams,
Jr., James Rankin, Alfred c. Hammer,
Thomas S. Butler, Irving P. Wagner,
William S. Kirkpatrick, Marriott
Brosius William Connell, Morgan B.
Williams, Charles N. Brumm. Marlin
E. Olmstead, James H. Codding.
Horace B. Packer, Monroe H. Kulp,
Thaddeus NJ. Mahon, Josiah D. Hicks,
E. E. Robbins, John Dalzell, William
A. Stone, Ernest F. Acheson, James
j. Davidson, J. c.. Sturtevant Charles
w. Stone William C. Arnold (rep);
William McAleer, sound money demo-
crat; Daniel Ermentrout, George ].
Benner (dem. pops Republicans,
q; democrat-populists, 2; sound
money democrat, l.
Rhode Island-Melville Bull, Adm
B. Capron (reps j..
South Carolina-William Elliott w.
Jasper Talbert, Asbury C. Latimer,
Stanyarne Wilson, Thomas J Strait,
John L. McLaurin, J. w, Stokes
dem pops .)-Democrat -populists, 6:
sound money democrat, l.
South Dakota-(No reliable report
made to the congressional committee)
| Tennessee-Walter P. Brownlow.
Henry R. Gibson (reps.) J; John A.
Moon, Benton McMillin, James d.
Richardson, John Wesley, N. M. Cox,
T. w. Sims, Rice A. Pierce, E. w.
Carmack dem pops. )-Republicans,
2; democrat-populists, 8.
Texas-Thomas H. Ball, Sam B.
Cooper, R. c. De Graffenreid, John
! w. Crawford, Joseph w Bailey, r.
E. Burke, R. L. Henry, S. w. T.
Lanham, Joseph d. Sayers, R. Kle-
burg, j. L. Slayden, John H. Stephens
! (dem. -pops.); r. B. Rawley (rep. }
Democrat-populists, u; republican, 1.
Utah-William H. King, at large
! (dem pop j.
Vermont-H. H. Powers, William
w. Grout (reps. y.
Virginia-William A. Jones, Will
liam A. Young, John B. Lamb. Sydney
P. Epes, Claude A. Swanson, Peter J.
Otey, James Hay, J. F. Rixey (dem.-
pops. J.; James A. Walker Jacob Yo8t
(reps. )-Democrat-pcpulists, 8; repub-
licans, 2.
Washington. S. Lewis, W. C.
Jones dem pops. p.
West Virginia-B B. Dovener,
Aston G. Dayton, Charles P. Dorr,
Warren Miller (reps a.
Wisconsin-Henry A. Cooper, Ed
ward Sauerhering, Joseph w. Bah
cock, Theobald Often, Samuel S. Bar
ney, ]. H. Davidson, Michael Griffin,
Edward S. Minor, Alexander Stewart,
John ]. Jenkins (reps. 10.
Wyoming-J. E. Osborne, dem.
New Mexico-H. 3. Ferguson (dem -
pop.)-1.
Oklahoma-Rev. T. Y. Callahan
(dem. pop j.
The foregoing list shows the follow
ing as the political complexion Of
members known to have been elected
and placed in the compilation: Repub-
1icans, 1913; democrat-populists, IA;
silver republicans, G; sound money
democrats, g; total. $50.