The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-11

Handy of Rabun, w. ]. Herrington of
Burke, W. ]. Henderson of Washington.
A l.. Johnson of Baker, j. w. Johnson
OF Appllng, ]. V. Lance of Union,
f. P. Longley of Troup, ]. NJ. Moore of
Carroll J. E. Mosley of Cobb. w. r. Nc
Connell or Towns, l.. o. Niles of Macon,
Z. w. Oakes of White, T. D. Oliver of
Burke, M. N. Paslette of Decatur, ]. B.
Palmer of Mitchell, j. r. Parker of Talbot.
Arthur Patton of Thomas, B. F. Simpson
of Milton, Paul Turner of Henry, J. X.
Thompson Of Banks, B. M. Thomas of
Pierce, c. B. Vincent of Barlow, ]. T.
Vaughn of Twiggs,W. J. Webb or Cherokee.
B. F. Wright of Polk, E. L. Wight of
Dougherty, E. w. Watkins of Gilmer and
q. E. Wilks of Thomas.
Atkinson - Senators A. A. Atkin-
son of the Twenty-sixth district,
c. e. Battle of the Twenty-fourth
district, NJ. L. Everett of the Twelfth DIS
trict, ]. Fl. Mann of the Second district,
j. d. Stewart of the Twenty-fourth dis
trict and r. L. Berner of the Twenty-sec-
ond district. Representatives J. P. Brown
of Pulaski R. A. Bedgood of Dooly, ]. w.
Bennett of Glynn, M. V. Calvin of Rich
mond, G. A. Clements of Gwinnett, j. E.
Chapman of Muscogee, T. w. Duffy of
Jones, r. G. Dickerson of Clinch,
William Duncan of Chatham,
R. w. Freeman of Coweta, H. A. Hall of
CO"OtoB - II. I'M VI lIOupf ~ Nl. I11lCu
of Brooks. G., G. Henderson of Colquitt,
]. A. ]. Henderson of Irwin, G. w. Cor
don, Jr, of Pulaski w. c. Kendrick of
Terrell, ]. D. Little of Muscogee, Thomas
c. Morgan of Bryan, P. w. Meldrim of
Chatham, Joseph Mansfield of Mcintosh,
L. F. Mclaughlin of Meriwether, ]. j. Nc
Donough of Chatham, J. H. McLarty Of
Douglas, ]. R. Nisbit of Clayton, A. II.
Ogletree of Butts, Bowdrie Phinizy of
Richmond, ]. T. Redding of Pike, Sam
uel Rutherford of Monroe, r. Y. Rudisill
of Chattanooga, William Rawlings of
Washington, NJ. NJ. Roberts of Ecnols,
]. w. Taylor of Meriwether, j. w. Tim
norman of Webster, c. c. Thomas of
Ware, w. L. West of Lowndes, N. V.
Whipple of Dooly, D. B. Whitaker of
Heard, w. A. Worsham of Monroe, E. K.
Wilcox of Telfair, and G. c. Wilcox of
Wilcox.
Howell-Senators A. c. Blalock of the
Thirty-fifth district, P. H. Comas of the
Third district, Phil Cook of the Tenth
district, H. F. Dunwoody of the Fourth
district, c. G, Gray of the Twenty-third
district, H. W. Hopkins of the Seventh
district, J. c. Redwine of the Thirty-third
district, o. B. Stevens of the Eleventh
district, J. A. Stewart of the Twenty
seventh district, w. S. Thompson of the
Fourteenth district, and Jeff Wilcox of
the Fifth district Representatives J. ].
Bates of Murray, ]. B. Bussey of Ran
dolph, A. o. Blalock of Fayette, ]. A.
Brannen of Bullock. ]. T. Boifeuillet
of Bibb, ]. S. Boynton of Spalding, R. II.
Cannon of Rockdale, w. A. Dodson OF
Sumter ]. p. Duncan of Houston, A B.
Duncan of Lee. T. B. Fielder of
Fulton, ]. H. Felker of Walton,
T. E. Hightower of Early, r. U. Harde-
man of Newton, w. B. Henderson of De
Kalb, F. NJ. Johnson of Hall, Clarence
Knowles of Fulton, w. M. Morrison of De
Kalb, j. B. Nevins of Floyd, Chester
Pearce of Houston, r. F. Quillian of Hail.
Morgan Rawls of Effingham, j. H. Reece
of Floyd, j. NJ. Saton of Fulton, A. G.
Stone of Walton and w. H. Yates of Ca
toosa.
Lewis-Senators E. L. Brinson of the
Seventeenth district, ]. L. Culver of the
Twentieth district, ]. D. Fitzpatrick of the
Twenty-eighth district, B. F. Walker of
the Eighteenth district and c. NJ. Wilcher
of the Thirtieth district. Representatives
N. d. Arnold of Oglethorpe, ]. w. Arm
strong of Wilkes, j. H. Black of Sumter,
w. H. Burwell of Hancock, D. D. Craig of
Bibb, j. NJ. Collum of Schley r. D. Cal
loway of Wilkes, w. E. Faust of Ogle-
thorpe W. j. McMchael of Jasper John
r. McCranie of Berrien, S. A Reid of Bibb,
T. NJ. Swift of Elbert, A. 1. Smith of Han
cock, r. U. Thomason of Morgan, G. c.
Thomas of Clark and H. A. jenkins of
Putnam.
Evans-Senators T. F. Mcfarland of the
Forty-fourth district, W. W. Turner of
the Thirty-seventh district and H. A.
Wooten of the Fifteenth district. Repre-
sentatives ]. l.. Boynton of Calhoun and
j. A. Maddox of Harris.