The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-10-09
NEW LEGISLATURE.
THERE ARE NlNETY-FIvE NEW
MEMBERS IN THE BODY.
The Lists Showing the Old and the
New Members. Good to Keep.


The Columbis State of a recent date
gives the composition Of the incoming
General Assembly of this State in such
shape that tho list is Of some value
to those who wish to know what por.
tion of that body will be OF new tim
Der. The list giving the members OF
the senate who hold over from the last
general election and also those men,
bers who have been reelected. Those
not marked at all are entirely new
members. It will be seen that there
are fourteen new members and there
are three Senators who have been re-
elected for terms Of four years each.
The list Of the members of the house
gives the new members without mark.
It also shows the reelected members
As the term of office of a member of
the lower house of the General Assem-
bly, is only two years, there are none
to hold over. The list shows that there
are OILY forty-three members of the
old house who will occupy seats in the
new body. It is thus seen that in the
whole of the incoming General Assem-
bly, there will be ninety-five new men.
OF course the general election has to
be held before oil these men become
officers, but there is hardly any ques-
tion as to the result of that ratification
of the result of the primary election.
Here is the list:
THE SENATE.
Abbeville-I. H. Mccall (hold
over.)
Aiken-D. s. Henderson.
Anderson-D. X. Norris (hold
Barnwell-s. G. Mayfeld (hold
over.)
Beaufort-Thomas Talbird.
Berkley-E. J. Dennis (hold over.)
Chsrleston-G. L. Buist (hold over
Chester-J. II. Mcdaniel (hold
over.)
Chesterfeld-J. 81. Turner (hold
over.)
Clarendon-L. M. Rasin (hold
Colleton-A. @. sanddrs (hold
over.)
Darlington-J. 8. DuBose (hold
Edgefeld-J. NJ. Gaines.
Fairfeld-G. w. Ragsdale.
Florence--J. E. Pettigrew (hold
over.)
Georgetown-LeGrand G. Walker
(reelected.)
Grcenville-A. d. DIST nv"
Hampton-W. n. Ghauldin (hold
-N.anwsr-R: Is. Scarborough.
Rershaw-J. T. Hay.
Lancaster-J. n. Miller.
Laurens-C. r. Wallace.
Lexington-D. S. Griffith.
Marion-W. A. Brown (re-elected).
Marlboro-H. NJ. Stackhouse (hold
over.
Newberry-George S. Mower (hold
cver).
Orargeburg-L. S. Connor.
Oconee-Joseph Alexander.
Pickens-W. 4. O'Dell (hold over
Richland-JohnT T. Sloan (hold overj
Spartanburg-E. l.. Archer ire
elected.
Saluda-J. B. Suddath.
Sumter--Altamont Moses (hold over).
Union-J. L. Douglass (hold over
Williamsburg-A. A. II. Williams (hold
over.)
York William b. Love.
THE HOUSE.
Abbeville-A. j. Speer, T. A. Ora
ham, F. b. Gary, reelected, H. j.
Kinard, d. H. Magill, re- elected.
Aiken-A. w. Cushman, II. H.
Zimmerman, G.. L. Toole.
Anderson--Jas. NJ. Sullivan, John
NJ. Glenn, II. i. A. Robinson, Joshua
w. Ashley, reelected, II. II. Ed
wards.
Barnwell-H. H. Crum, reelected,
j. d. kinard, reelected, Nj. w. Phil
lips, reelected, w. A. All, j. NJ.
Skinner, reelected.
Beaufort. M. Hiott, reelected.
Joseph Bailey, G. j. Colcock, w. G..
Vincent.
Berkeley-B. H. Henderson J. A.
Harvey, reelected, j. V. Breland, s.
W. Russell.
Charleston-P. II. Gadsden, re elect.
ed, Il. w. Bacot, reelected, r. c..
Barkley, reelected, Julian Mitchell,
Jr., j. q. Mehrtens, reelected, Huger
Sinkler, w. III. Thomas, f. NJ. Sea-
brook, II. NJ. Lotion, re- e-elected.
Chester-G. w. Gage. Peter G.. Hol.
lis, reelected, s. Il. McKeown.
Chesterfield-W. p. Pollock, re-.
elected. w. +. Stevenson.
Clarendon-W. G. Davis, reelected,
G. NJ. Davis, reelected, II. b. Owen.
Colleton-C. w. Garris, reelected,
A. 5. Bedon, E. j. Limehouse, Ross
Fox.
Darlington--A. j. A. Perritt, J. E.
Miller, L. A. Moore. re- elected