The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-09-14

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and the question were
.uow many and what
United States have
= ether house OF con-
vgg answer it? The
residents have borne
.,L,araIo" has actually been
direction. The posses
t,tormation may not be
.s-v as one Of the quail
government clerk, but
. thu question gives a
.rF-x to the candidates
/ ~J-m4uO1.
PRESIDENT # the United
cal George Washington,
Of the continental con-
[.-..r-,-. when it met in
,.s.r. actual hOstilities
.r,.... the mother country
,.. but When things were
After that time his
... IT,. yr"cluded legisla-
.l. =ecOnd president,
..r.. < the continental con-
E".--4t. HIS. during which
..r. mt during two years
II .,r... HID one session in
Il mother in Philadelphia,
,,r.a...aia. and one session
+-.,..-,,r and York, Pa. 1t
~.ua.r-t mat the Continent
a.. moving career,
. from point 20 point to meet
I,..r- ~ the British. Mr..
L Is. vice president and SO
.s-a, senate during the first,
T. r.. and fourth congresses.
r-~rrs.E. the third presi-
member If the Continental
-.u. II-- t. 1878 and 1882
f.. -r-. election as president
H.. nous. IF representatives,
kv,- h.-.n q tie vote between
Aaron Burr in the electoral
Madison. the fourth presi-
l.. member Of the Continent
,. during 1780-1783 and
and Il representative from
the first. second, third, and
crosses.
Monroe. the fifth president,
<-ub,r IF the continental con-
Er,2-l7>G. and q senator from
4 from 1870 TO 1894, when he
r. become minister plenipO-
4 - France.
Quincy Adams, the sixth pres
/ a senator from Massachu-
h. l>02 t. 1908, when he re-
HI, election as president also
| .h- house of representatives,
| rg three other candidates in
|oral coIIege-JacksOn, Clay
Iam II. CraWfOrd-and none
J. d majority. After his presi-
-,rm ne served nine terms in
j. NJ representatives., dying in
biol in l>4S.
r. Jackson, the seventh presi-
H. a member of the house of
Etd,.yrs from Tennessee from
B. j. 1895. until March 3, 1897,
aas elected a senator, serving
II" was again elected to
in l>2&, resigning two years
+ Van Huren, the eighth pres
N Il senator from New York
T., ~ l>22. when he resigned
p. governor Of his state. In
was elected vice president
senate for four years.
En Henry Harrison, the ninth
?. was q delegate in congress
o. northwest territory in the
t~2greSS, rcsiguing in 1899. He
Ted 10 the fourteenth congress
..' 10 till the vacancy caused
resignation of John Mclean,
..'.""tDd to the fifteenth con-
ii" served in the senate from
~. l>->, when he resigned.
.I@.'" the tenth president, who
IN. General Harrison at his
a.."r being one month in office,
.ma'r Of the house in the
~a fifteenth, and sixteenth
"ad a senator from 1927
"a'@ he resigned. He was
.."a IL member of the con-
= .".-rcSs in 1851, but died
aA.- his seat.
n Polk. the eleventh presi-
a> q representative from Ten
"" thirteenth and succeed
to and including the
..a. serving as speaker in the
-STrSS. He was the only
. M house who has reached
ft..more.. the thirteenth
MAS Il member of the house
.,E- third and in the TWEEN
IN. .T-seVenth congresses,
.."n New York, and was
'. M. senate during the
-, 81 .,as that President Zach
AVE- .'".i after being inaugu-
l"' Pierce, the fourteenth
was q member of the house
H3mDShire during the
.'1 and tWenty-fourth con-
-.'' .nator from 1887 until
mn J.. resigned.
'"'Aa"d an. the fifteenth pres
" member Of the house in
I'm 10 twenty-first con-
,."~'Tr. and a senator from
80 When he resigned to be-
KS S".reta~y Of state.
=. 80. -~IN.oln, the sixteenth
1> d member of the house
,-,.a ~e1Ngress, serving from
''. Il, vas a candidate for
III 1919. but was defeated
. ~. A Douglas.
-. Johnson, the seventeenth
'1> q member of the house
any Shth TO thirty-second
" 4~lFe. from Tennessee,
.9E rom 1857 until 1862,
1.''. -"- military governor of