Thirty Years' View (Vol. II of 2). Benton Thomas Hart

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СКАЧАТЬ first Monday in September, and consisted of the following members:

SENATE

      New Hampshire – Henry Hubbard and Franklin Pierce.

      Maine – John Ruggles and Ruel Williams.

      Vermont – Samuel Prentiss and Benjamin Swift.

      Massachusetts – Daniel Webster and John Davis.

      Rhode Island – Nehemiah R. Knight and Asher Robbins.

      Connecticut – John M. Niles and Perry Smith.

      New York – Silas Wright and Nathaniel P. Tallmadge.

      New Jersey – Garret D. Wall and Samuel L. Southard.

      Delaware – Richard H. Bayard and Thomas Clayton.

      Pennsylvania – James Buchanan and Samuel McKean.

      Maryland – Joseph Kent and John S. Spence.

      Virginia – William C. Rives and William H. Roane.

      North Carolina – Bedford Brown and Robert Strange.

      South Carolina – John C. Calhoun and Wm. Campbell Preston.

      Georgia – John P. King and Alfred Cuthbert.

      Alabama – Wm. Rufus King and Clement C. Clay.

      Mississippi – John Black and Robert J. Walker.

      Louisiana – Robert C. Nicholas and Alexander Mouton.

      Tennessee – Hugh L. White and Felix Grundy.

      Kentucky – Henry Clay and John Crittenden.

      Arkansas – Ambrose H. Sevier and William S. Fulton.

      Missouri – Thomas H. Benton and Lewis F. Linn.

      Illinois – Richard M. Young and John M. Robinson.

      Indiana – Oliver H. Smith and John Tipton.

      Ohio – William Allen and Thomas Morris.

      Michigan – Lucius Lyon and John Norvell.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

      Maine – George Evans, John Fairfield, Timothy J. Carter, F. O. J. Smith, Thomas Davee, Jonathan Cilley, Joseph C. Noyes, Hugh J. Anderson.

      New Hampshire – Samuel Cushman, James Farrington, Charles G. Atherton, Joseph Weeks, Jared W. Williams.

      Massachusetts – Richard Fletcher, Stephen C. Phillips, Caleb Cushing, Wm. Parmenter, Levi Lincoln, George Grinnell, jr., George N. Briggs, Wm. B. Calhoun, Nathaniel B. Borden, John Q. Adams, John Reed, Abbott Lawrence, Wm. S. Hastings.

      Rhode Island – Robert B. Cranston, Joseph L. Tillinghast.

      Connecticut – Isaac Toucey, Samuel Ingham, Elisha Haley, Thomas T. Whittlesey, Launcelot Phelps, Orrin Holt.

      Vermont – Hiland Hall, William Slade, Heman Allen, Isaac Fletcher, Horace Everett.

      New York – Thomas B. Jackson, Abraham Vanderveer, C. C. Cambreleng, Ely Moore, Edward Curtis, Ogden Hoffman, Gouverneur Kemble, Obadiah Titus, Nathaniel Jones, John C. Broadhead, Zadoc Pratt, Robert McClelland, Henry Vail, Albert Gallup, John I. DeGraff, David Russell, John Palmer, James B. Spencer, John Edwards, Arphaxad Loomis, Henry A. Foster, Abraham P. Grant, Isaac H. Bronson, John H. Prentiss, Amasa J. Parker, John C. Clark, Andrew D. W. Bruyn, Hiram Gray, William Taylor, Bennett Bicknell, William H. Noble, Samuel Birdsall, Mark H. Sibley, John T. Andrews, Timothy Childs, William Patterson, Luther C. Peck, Richard P. Marvin, Millard Fillmore, Charles F. Mitchell.

      New Jersey – John B. Aycrigg, John P. B. Maxwell, William Halstead, Jos. F. Randolph, Charles G. Stratton, Thomas Jones Yorke.

      Pennsylvania – Lemuel Paynter, John Sergeant, George W. Toland, Charles Naylor, Edward Davies, David Potts, Edward Darlington, Jacob Fry, jr., Matthias Morris, David D. Wagener, Edward B. Hubley, Henry A. Muhlenberg, Luther Reilly, Henry Logan, Daniel Sheffer, Chas. McClure, Wm. W. Potter, David Petriken, Robert H. Hammond, Samuel W. Morris, Charles Ogle, John Klingensmith, Andrew Buchanan, T. M. T. McKennan, Richard Biddle, William Beatty, Thomas Henry, Arnold Plumer.

      Delaware – John J. Milligan.

      Maryland – John Dennis, James A. Pearce, J. T. H. Worthington, Benjamin C. Howard, Isaac McKim, William Cost Johnson, Francis Thomas, Daniel Jenifer.

      Virginia – Henry A. Wise, Francis Mallory, John Robertson, Charles F. Mercer, John Taliaferro, R. T. M. Hunter, James Garland, Francis E. Rives, Walter Coles, George C. Dromgoole, James W. Bouldin, John M. Patton, James M. Mason, Isaac S. Pennybacker, Andrew Beirne, Archibald Stuart, John W. Jones, Robert Craig, Geo. W. Hopkins, Joseph Johnson, Wm. S. Morgan.

      North Carolina – Jesse A. Bynum, Edward D. Stanley, Charles Shepard, Micajah T. Hawkins, James McKay, Edmund Deberry, Abraham Rencher, William Montgomery, Augustine H. Shepherd, James Graham, Henry Connor, Lewis Williams, Samuel T. Sawyer.

      South Carolina – H. S. Legare, Waddy Thompson, Francis W. Pickens, W. K. Clowney, F. H. Elmore, John K. Griffin, R. B. Smith, John Campbell, John P. Richardson.

      Georgia – Thomas Glascock, S. F. Cleveland, Seaton Grantland, Charles E. Haynes, Hopkins Holsey, Jabez Jackson, Geo. W. Owens, Geo. W. B. Townes, W. C. Dawson.

      Tennessee – Wm. B. Carter, A. A. McClelland, Joseph Williams, (one vacancy,) H. L. Turney, Wm. B. Campbell, John Bell, Abraham P. Maury, James K. Polk, Ebenezer J. Shields, Richard Cheatham, John W. Crockett, Christopher H. Williams.

      Kentucky – John L. Murray, Edward Rumsey, Sherrod Williams, Joseph R. Underwood, James Harlan, John Calhoun, John Pope, Wm. J. Graves, John White, Richard Hawes, Richard H. Menifee, John Chambers, Wm. W. Southgate.

      Ohio – Alexander Duncan, Taylor Webster, Patrick G. Goode, Thomas Corwin, Thomas L. Hamer, Calvary Morris, Wm. K. Bond, J. Ridgeway, John Chaney, Samson Mason, J. Alexander, jr., Alexander Harper, D. P. Leadbetter, Wm. H. Hunter, John W. Allen, Elisha Whittlesey, A. W. Loomis, Matthias Shepler, Daniel Kilgore.

      Alabama – Francis S. Lyon, Dixon H. Lewis, Joab Lawler, Reuben Chapman, J. L. Martin.

      Indiana – Ratliff Boon, John Ewing, William Graham, George H. Dunn, James Rariden, William Herrod, Albert S. White.

      Illinois – A. W. Snyder, Zadoc Casey, Wm. L. May.

      Louisiana – Henry Johnson, Eleazer W. Ripley, Rice Garland.

      Mississippi – John F. H. Claiborne, S. H. Gholson.

      Arkansas – Archibald Yell.

      Missouri – Albert G. Harrison, John Miller.

      Michigan – Isaac E. Crary.

      Florida – Charles Downing.

      Wisconsin – George W. Jones.

      In these ample lists, both of the Senate and of the House, will be discovered a succession of eminent names – many which had then achieved eminence, others to achieve it: – and, besides those which captivate regard by splendid ability, a still larger number of those less brilliant, СКАЧАТЬ