DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—Richard C. McCormick.
COLORADO.—Allen A. Bradford.
DAKOTA.—S. L. Spink.
IDAHO.—Jacob K. Shafer.
MONTANA.—James M. Cavanaugh.
NEW MEXICO.—J. Francisco Chaves.
UTAH.—William H. Hooper.
WASHINGTON.—Selucius Garfielde.
WYOMING.—Stephen F. Nuckolls.
(1) Resigned. Succeeded by George M. Brooks. (2) Unseated. Charles H. Van Wyck admitted. (3) Resigned. Succeeded by Charles H. Holmes. (4) Unseated. Leonard Myers admitted. (5) Unseated. Caleb N. Taylor admitted. (6) Died January 11, 1871. (7) Died. Succeeded by Richard T. W. Duke. (8) Died. Succeeded by Joseph Dixon. (9) Resigned. Succeeded by John Manning. (10) Resigned. Succeeded by Joseph H. Rainey. (11) Unseated. Joseph P. Newsham admitted. (12) Resigned January 5, 1871. (13) Died. Succeeded by Erasmus D. Peck. (14) Resigned. Succeeded by Joseph H. Lewis. (15) Resigned. Succeeded by Horatio C. Burchard. (16) Died. Succeeded by William P. Wolf. (17) Died. Succeeded by David Atwood.
APPENDIX E. FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. REPUBLICANS IN ROMAN; DEMOCRATS IN ITALIC.
SENATE.
Schuyler Colfax of Indiana, President.
George C. Gorham of California, Secretary.
MAINE.—Hannibal Hamlin, Lot M. Morrill
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Aaron H. Cragin, James W. Patterson.
VERMONT.—George F. Edmunds, Justin S. Morrill.
MASSACHUSETTS.—Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson.
RHODE ISLAND.—Henry B. Anthony, William Sprague.
CONNECTICUT.—Orris S. Ferry, William A. Buckingham.
NEW YORK.—Roscoe Conkling, Reuben E. Fenton.
NEW JERSEY.—John P. Stockton, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Simon Cameron, John Scott.
DELAWARE.—Thomas Francis Bayard, Eli Saulsbury.
MARYLAND.—George Vickers, William T. Hamilton.
VIRGINIA.—John W. Johnston, John F. Lewis.
NORTH CAROLINA.—John Pool, Matt W. Ransom.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Thomas J. Robertson, Frederick A. Sawyer.
GEORGIA.—Joshua Hill, Thomas Manson Norwood.
ALABAMA.—George E. Spencer, George Goldthwaite.
MISSISSIPPI.—Adelbert Ames, James L. Alcorn.
LOUISIANA.—William Pitt Kellogg (1), J. Rodman West.
OHIO.—John Sherman, Allen G. Thurman.
KENTUCKY.—Garrett Davis (2), John W. Stevenson.
TENNESSEE.—William Gannaway Brownlow, Henry Cooper.
INDIANA.—Oliver P. Morton, Daniel D. Pratt.
ILLINOIS.—Lyman Trumbull, John A. Logan.
MISSOURI.—Carl Schurz, Francis P. Blair, jun.
ARKANSAS.—Benjamin F. Rice, Powell Clayton.
MICHIGAN.—Zachariah Chandler, Thomas W. Ferry.
FLORIDA.—Thomas W. Osborn, Abijah Gilbert.
TEXAS.—Morgan C. Hamilton, J. W. Flanagan.
IOWA.—James Harlan, George G. Wright.
WISCONSIN.—Timothy O. Howe, Matthew H. Carpenter.
CALIFORNIA.—Cornelius Cole, Eugene Casserly.
MINNESOTA.—Alexander Ramsey, William Windom.
OREGON.—Henry W. Corbett, James K. Kelly.
KANSAS.—Samuel C. Pomeroy, Alexander Caldwell.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Arthur I. Boreman, Henry G. Davis.
NEVADA.—James W. Nye, William M. Stewart.
NEBRASKA.—Thomas W. Tipton, Phineas W. Hitchcock.
(1) Resigned. (2) Died. Succeeded by Willis B. Machen.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
James G. Blaine of Maine, Speaker.
Edward McPherson of Pennsylvania, Clerk.
MAINE.—John Lynch, William P. Frye, James G. Blaine, John A. Peters,
Eugene Hale.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Ellery A. Hibbard, Samuel N. Bell, Hosea W. Parker.
VERMONT.—Charles W. Willard, Luke P. Poland, Worthington C. Smith.
MASSACHUSETTS.—James Buffinton, Oakes Ames, Ginery Twichell, Samuel
Hooper, Benjamin F. Butler, Nathaniel P. Banks, George M. Brooks (1),
George F. Hoar, William B. Washburn (2), Henry L. Dawes.
RHODE ISLAND.—Benjamin T. Eames, James M. Pendleton.
CONNECTICUT.—Julius Strong (3), Stephen W. Kellogg, Henry H.
Starkweather, William H. Barnum.
NEW YORK.—Dwight Townsend, Thomas Kinsella, Henry W. Slocum, Robert
B. Roosevelt, William R. Robert, Samuel Sullivan Cox, Smith Ely,
jun., James Brooks, Fernando Wood, Clarkson Nott Potter, Charles
St. John, John H. Ketcham, Joseph H. Tuthill, Eli Perry, Joseph M.
Warren, John Rogers, William A. Wheeler, John M. Carroll, Elizur
H. Prindle, Clinton L. Merriam, Ellis H. Roberts, William E. Lansing,
R. Holland Duell, John E. Seeley, William H. Lamport, Milo Goodrich,
H. Boardman Smith, Freeman Clarke, Seth Wakeman, William Williams,
Walter L. Sessions.
NEW JERSEY.—John W. Hazelton, Samuel C. Forker, John T. Bird, John
Hill, George A. Halsey.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Samuel J. Randall, John V. Creely, Leonard Myers,
William D. Kelley, Alfred C. Harmer, Ephraim L. Acker, Washington
Townsend, J. Lawrence Getz, Oliver J. Dickey, John W. Killinger,
John B. Storm, L. D. Shoemaker, Ulysses Mercur (4), John B.
Packer, Richard J. Haldeman, Benjamin F. Myers, Robert Milton Spear,
Henry Sherwood, Glenni W. Scofield, Samuel Griffith, Henry Donnell
Foster, James S. Negley, Ebenezer McJunkin, William McClelland.
DELAWARE.—Benjamin T. Biggs.
MARYLAND.—Samuel Hambleton, Stevenson Archer, Thomas Swann, John
Ritchie, William M. Merrick.
VIRGINIA.—John Critcher, James H. Platt, jun., Charles H. Porter,
William H. H. Stowell, Richard T. W. Duke, John T. Harris, Elliott
M. Braxton, William Terry.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Clinton L. Cobb, Charles R. Thomas, Alfred M.
Waddell, Sion H. Rogers, James M. Leach, Francis E. Shober, James C.
Harper.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Joseph H. Rainey, Robert C. De Large (5), Robert Brown
Elliott, Alexander S. Wallace.
GEORGIA.—Archibald T. McIntyre, Richard H. Whiteley, John S. Bigby,
Thomas J. Speer (6), Dudley M. DuBose, William P. Price, Pierce M.
B. Young.
ALABAMA.—Benjamin Sterling Turner, Charles W. Buckley, William A.
Handley, Charles Hays, Peter M. Dox, Joseph H. Sloss.
MISSISSIPPI.—George E. Harris, Joseph L. Morphis, Henry W. Barry,
George C. McKee, Legrande W. Perce.
LOUISIANA.—Jay Hale Sypher, Lionel A. Sheldon, Chester B. Darrall,
James McCleary (7), Frank Morey.
OHIO.—Aaron F. Perry (8), Job E. Stevenson, Lewis D. Campbell, John
F. McKinney, Charles N. Lamison, John A. Smith, Samuel Shellabarger,
John Beatty, Charles Foster, Erasmus D. Peck, John T. Wilson,
Philadelph Van Trump, George W. Morgan, James Monroe, William P.
Sprague, John A. Bingham, Jacob A. Ambler, William H. Upson,
James A. Garfield.
KENTUCKY.—Edward Crossland, Henry D. McHenry, Joseph H. Lewis,
William B. Read, Boyd Winchester, William E. Arthur, James B.
Beck, George M. Adams, John M. Rice.
TENNESSEE.—Roderick R. Butler, Horace Maynard, Abraham E. Garrett,
John Morgan Bright, Edward I. Golladay, Washington Curran Witthorne,
Robert P. Caldwell, William W. Vaughan.
INDIANA.—William E. Niblack, Michael C. Kerr, William S. Holman,
Jeremiah M. Wilson, John Coburn, Daniel W. Voorhees, Mahlon D.
Manson, James N. Tyner, John P. C. Shanks, William Williams, Jasper
Packard.
ILLINOIS.—Charles B. Farwell, John F. Farnsworth, Horatio C. Burchard,
John B. Hawley, Bradford N. Stevens, Burton C. Cook (9), Jesse H.
Moore, James C. Robinson, Thompson W. McNeely, Edward Y. Rice,
Samuel S. Marshall, John B. Hay, John M. Crebs, John L. Beveridge
(10).
MISSOURI.—Erastus Wells, Gustavus A. Finkelnburg, James R.
McCormick, Harrison E. Havens, Samuel S. Burdett, Abram Comingo,
Isaac C. Parker, James G. Blair, Andrew King.
ARKANSAS.—James M. Hanks, Oliver P. Snyder, John Edwards(11).
MICHIGAN.—Henry Waldron, William L. Stoughton, Austin Blair, Wilder D.
Foster, Omar D. Conger, Jabez G. Sutherland.
FLORIDA.—Josiah T. Walls (12).
TEXAS.—William S. Herndon, John C. Conner, William T. Clark (13),
John Hancock.
IOWA.—George W. McCrary, Aylett R. Cotton, William G. Donnan, Madison
M. Walden, Frank W. Palmer, Jackson Orr.
WISCONSIN.—Alexander Mitchell, Gerry W. Hazleton, J. Allen Barber,
Charles A. Eldridge, Philetus Sawyer, Jeremiah M. Rusk.
CALIFORNIA.—Sherman O. Houghton, Aaron A. Sargent, John M. Coghlan.
MINNESOTA.—Mark H. Dunnell, John T. Averill.
OREGON.—James H. Slater.
KANSAS.—David P. Lowe.
WEST VIRGINIA.—John J. Davis, James C. McGrew, Frank Hereford.
NEVADA.—Charles West Kendall.
NEBRASKA.—John Taffe.
DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—Richard C. McCormick.
COLORADO.—Jerome B. Chaffee.
DAKOTA.—Moses K. Armstrong.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.—Norton P. Chipman.
IDAHO.—Samuel A. Merritt.
MONTANA.—William H. Clagett.
NEW MEXICO.—José M. Gallegas.
UTAH.—William H. Hooper.
WASHINGTON.—Selucius Garfielde.
WYOMING.—William T. Jones.
(1) Resigned. Succeeded by Constantine C. Esty. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by Alvah Crocker. (3) Died. Succeeded by Joseph R. Hawley. (4) Resigned. Succeeded by Frank C. Bunnell. (5) Unseated January 24, 1873. (6) Died. Succeeded by Erasmus W. Beck. (7) Died. Succeeded by Aleck Boarman. (8) Resigned. Succeeded by Ozro J. Dodds. (9) Resigned. Succeeded by H. Snap. (10) Resigned January 4, 1873. (11) Unseated. Thomas Boles admitted. (12) Unseated. S. L. Niblack admitted. (13) Unseated. D. C. Giddings admitted.
APPENDIX F. FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS. REPUBLICANS IN ROMAN; DEMOCRATS IN ITALIC.
SENATE.
Henry Wilson of Massachusetts, President.
George C. Gorham of California, Secretary.
MAINE.—Hannibal Hamlin, Lot M. Morrill.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Aaron H. Cragin, Bainbridge Wadleigh.
VERMONT.—George F. Edmunds, Justin S. Morrill.
MASSACHUSETTS.—Henry Wilson (1), Charles Sumner (2).
RHODE ISLAND.—Henry B. Anthony, William Sprague.
CONNECTICUT.—Orris S. Ferry, William A. Buckingham (3).
NEW YORK.—Roscoe Conkling, Reuben E. Fenton.
NEW JERSEY.—John P. Stockton, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Simon Cameron, John Scott.
DELAWARE.—Thomas Francis Bayard, Eli Saulsbury.
MARYLAND.—William T. Hamilton, George R. Dennis.
VIRGINIA.—John W. Johnston, John F. Lewis.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Matt W. Ransom, Augustus S. Merrimon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Thomas J. Robertson, John J. Patterson.
GEORGIA.—Thomas Manson Norwood, John B. Gordon.
ALABAMA.—George E. Spencer, George Goldthwaite.
MISSISSIPPI.—James Lusk Alcorn, Adelbert Ames (4).
LOUISIANA.—J. R. West, (vacancy contested).
OHIO.—John Sherman, Allen G. Thurman.
KENTUCKY.—John W. Stevenson, Thomas C. McCreery.
TENNESSEE.—William G. Brownlow, Henry Cooper.
INDIANA.—Oliver P. Morton, Daniel D. Pratt.
ILLINOIS.—John A. Logan, Richard J. Oglesby.
MISSOURI.—Carl Schurz, Lewis V. Bogy.
ARKANSAS.—Powell Clayton, Stephen W. Dorsey.
MICHIGAN.—Zachariah Chandler, Thomas W. Ferry.
FLORIDA.—Abijah Gilbert, Simon B. Conover.
TEXAS.—Morgan C. Hamilton, James W. Flanagan.
IOWA.—George C. Wright, William B. Allison.
WISCONSIN.—Timothy O. Howe, Matthew H. Carpenter.
CALIFORNIA.—Aaron A. Sargent, Eugene Casserly(5).
MINNESOTA.—Alexander Ramsey, William Windom.
OREGON.—James K. Kelly, John H. Mitchell.
KANSAS.—John James Ingalls, Alexander Caldwell (6).
WEST VIRGINIA.—Arthur I. Boreman, Henry G. Davis.
NEVADA.—William M. Stewart, John P. Jones.
NEBRASKA.—Thomas W. Tipton, Phineas W. Hitchcock.
(1) Died. Succeeded by George S. Boutwell. (2) Died. Succeeded by William B. Washburn. (3) Died. Succeeded by William W. Eaton. (4) Resigned. Succeeded by Henry R. Pease. (5) Resigned. Succeeded by John S. Hager. (6) Resigned. Robert Crozier appointed; James M. Harvey elected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
James G. Blaine of Maine, Speaker.
Edward McPherson of Pennsylvania, Clerk.
MAINE.—John H. Burleigh, William P. Frye, James G. Blaine, Samuel F.
Hersey (1), Eugene Hale.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—William B. Small, Austin F. Pike, Hosea W. Parker.
VERMONT.—Charles W. Willard, Luke P. Poland, George Whitman Hendee.
MASSACHUSETTS.—James Buffinton, Benjamin W. Harris, William Whiting
(2), Samuel Hooper (3), Daniel W. Gooch, Benjamin F. Butler, E.
Rockwood Hoar, John M. S. Williams, George F. Hoar, Alvah Crocker
(4), Henry L. Dawes.
RHODE ISLAND.—Benjamin T. Eames, James M. Pendleton.
CONNECTICUT.—Joseph Roswell Hawley, Stephen W. Kellogg, Henry H.
Starkweather, William H. Barnum.
NEW YORK.—Henry J. Scudder, John G. Schumaker, Stewart L. Woodford
(5), Philip S. Crooke, William Randall Roberts, James Brooks (6),
Thomas J. Creamer, John D. Lawson, David B. Mellish (7), Fernando
Wood, Clarkson Nott Potter, Charles St. John, John O. Whitehouse,
David Miller De Witt, Eli Perry, James S. Smart, Robert S. Hale,
William A. Wheeler, Henry H. Hathorn, David Wilber, Clinton L.
Merriam, Ellis H. Roberts, William E. Lansing, R. Holland Duell,
Clinton Dugald MacDougall, William H. Lamport, Thomas C. Platt, H.
Boardman Smith, Freeman Clarke, George G. Hoskins, Lyman K. Bass,
Walter L. Sessions, Lyman Tremaine.
NEW JERSEY.—John W. Hazelton, Samuel A. Dobbins, Amos Clark, jun.,
Robert Hamilton, William Walter Phelps, Marcus L. Ward, Isaac W.
Scudder.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Samuel J. Randall, Charles O'Neill, Leonard Myers,
William D. Kelley, Alfred C. Harmer, James S. Blery, Washington
Townsend, Hiester Clymer, A. Herr Smith, John W. Killinger, John
B. Storm, Lazarus D. Shoemaker, James D. Straw bridge, John B.
Packer, John A. Magee, John Cessna, Robert Milton Speer, Sobieski
Ross, Carlton B. Curtis, Hiram L. Richmond, Alexander Wilson Taylor,
James S. Negley, Ebenzer McJunkin (8), William S. Moore, Lemuel Todd,
Glenni W. Scofield, Charles Albright.
DELAWARE.—James R. Lofland.
MARYLAND.—Ephraim K. Wilson, Stevenson Archer, William J. O'Brien,
Thomas Swann, William J. Albert, Lloyd Lowndes, jun.
VIRGINIA.—James B. Sener, James H. Platt, jun., John Ambler Smith,
William H. H. Stowell, Alexander M. Davis (9), Thomas Whitehead,
John T. Harris, Eppa Hunton, Rees T. Bowen.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Clinton T. Cobb, Charles R. Thomas, Alfred Moore
Waddell, William Alexander Smith, James M. Leach, Thomas S. Ashe,
William M. Robbins, Robert Brank Vance.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Joseph H. Rainey, Alonzo J. Ransier, Robert Brown
Elliott (10), Alexander S. Wallace, Richard H. Cain.
GEORGIA.—Morgan Rawls(11), Richard Henry Whiteley, Philip Cook,
Henry R. Harris, James C. Freeman, James H. Blount, Pierce M. B.
Young, Ambrose R. Wright (12), Hiram P. Bell.
ALABAMA.—Frederick G. Bromberg, James T. Rapier, Charles Pelham,
Charles Hays, John H. Caldwell, Joseph H. Sloss, Alexander White,
Charles C. Sheats.
MISSISSIPPI.—Lucius Q. C. Lamar, Albert R. Howe, Henry W. Barry,
Jason Niles, George C. McKee, John R. Lynch.
LOUISIANA.—Jay Hale Sypher (13), Lionel A. Sheldon, Chester B.
Darrall, Samuel Peters (14), Frank Morey, George A. Sheridan.
OHIO.—Milton Sayler, Henry B. Banning, John Q. Smith, Lewis B.
Gunckel, Charles N. Lamison, Issac R. Sherwood, Lawrence Talbott
Neal, William Lawrence, James W. Robinson, Charles Foster, Hezekiah
S. Bundy, Hugh J. Jewett (15), Milo I. Southard, John Berry,
William P. Sprague, Lorenzo Danford, Laurin D. Woodworth, James
Monroe, James A. Garfield, Richard C. Parsons.
KENTUCKY.—Edward Crossland, John Young Brown, Charles W. Millikin,
William B. Read, Elisha D. Sandeford, William E. Arthur, James B.
Beck, Milton J. Durham, George M. Adams, John D. Young.
TENNESSEE.—Roderick R. Butler, Jacob M. Thornburgh, William
Crutchfield, John Morgan Bright, Horace H. Harrison, Washington C.
Whittihorne, John D. C. Atkins, David A. Nunn, Barbour Lewis, Horace
Maynard.
INDIANA.—William E. Niblack, Simeon K. Wolfe, William S. Holman,
Jeremiah M. Wilson, John Coburn, Morton C. Hunter, Thomas J. Cason,
James N. Tyner, John P. C. Shanks, Henry B. Saylor, Jasper Packard,
William Williams, Godlove S. Orth.
ILLINOIS.—John B. Rice (16), Jasper D. Ward, Charles B. Farwell,
Stephen A. Hurlbut, Horatio C. Burchard, John B. Hawley, Franklin
Corwin, Greenbury L. Fort, John McNulta, Joseph G. Cannon, John R.
Eden, James S. Martin, William R. Morrison, Isaac Clements,
Samuel S. Marshall.
MISSOURI.—Edwin O. Stannard, Erastus Wells, William H. Stone, Robert
A. Hatcher, Richard Parks Bland, Harrison E. Havens, Thomas T.
Crittenden, Abram Comingo, Isaac C. Parker, Ira B. Hyde, John B.
Clarke, jun., John Montgomery Glover, Aylett Hawes Buckner.
ARKANSAS.—Asa Hodges, Oliver P. Snyder, William W. Wilshire (17),
William J. Hynes.
MICHIGAN.—Moses W. Field, Henry Waldron, George Willard, Julius C.
Burrows, Wilder D. Foster (18), Joseph W. Begole, Omar D. Conger,
Nathan B. Bradley, Jay A. Hubbell.
FLORIDA.—Josiah T. Walls, William J. Purman (19).
TEXAS.—William S. Herndon, William P. McLean, De Witt C. Giddings,
John Hancock, Roger Q. Mills, Asa H. Willis.
IOWA.—George W. McCrary, Aylett R. Cotton, William G. Donnan, Henry O.
Pratt, James Wilson, William Loughridge, John A. Kasson, James Wilson
McDill, Jackson Orr.
WISCONSIN.—Charles G. Williams, Gerry W. Hazleton, J. Allen Barber,
Alexander Mitchell, Charles A. Eldridge, Philetus Sawyer, Jeremiah
M. Rusk, Alexander S. McDill.
CALIFORNIA.—Charles Clayton, Horace Francis Page, John K. Luttrell,
Sherman O. Houghton.
MINNESOTA.—Mark H. Dunnell, Horace B. Strait, John T. Averill.
OREGON.—J. G. Wilson(20).
KANSAS.—David P. Lowe, Stephen A. Cobb, William A. Phillips.
WEST VIRGINIA.—John J. Davis, John M. Hagans, Frank Hereford.
NEVADA.—Charles West Kendall.
NEBRASKA.—Lorenzo Crounse.
DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—Richard C. McCormick.
COLORADO.—Jerome B. Chaffee.
DAKOTA.—Moses K. Armstrong.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.—Norton P. Chipman.
IDAHO.—John Hailey.
MONTANA.—Martin Maginnis.
NEW MEXICO.—Stephen B. Elkins.
UTAH.—George Q. Cannon.
WASHINGTON.—Obadiah B. McFadden.
WYOMING.—William R. Steele.
(1) Died February 3, 1875. (2) Died. Succeeded by Henry Lillie Pierce. (3) Died February 14, 1875. (4) Died. Succeeded by Charles A. Stevens. (5) Resigned. Succeeded by Simeon B. Chittenden. (6) Died. Succeeded by Samuel S. Cox. (7) Died. Succeeded by Richard Schell. (8) Resigned. Succeeded by John M. Thompson. (9) Unseated. Christopher Y. Thomas admitted. (10) Resigned. Succeeded by Lewis Cass Carpenter. (11) Unseated. Andrew Sloan admitted. (12) Died. Succeeded by Alexander H. Stephens. (13) Unseated. Effingham Lawrence admitted. (14) Died. Succeeded by George L. Smith. (15) Resigned. Succeeded by William E. Finck. (16) Died. Succeeded by Bernard G. Caulfield. (17) Unseated. Thomas M. Gunter admitted. (18) Died. Succeeded by William B. Williams. (19) Resigned January 25, 1875. (20) Died. Succeeded by James W. Nesmith.
APPENDIX G. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. REPUBLICANS IN ROMAN; DEMOCRATS IN ITALIC.
SENATE.
Thomas W. Ferry of Michigan, President.
George C. Gorham of California, Secretary.
ALABAMA.—George E. Spencer, George Goldthwaite.
ARKANSAS.—Powell Clayton, Stephen W. Dorsey.
CALIFORNIA.—Aaron A. Sargent, Newton Booth.
COLORADO.—Jerome B. Chaffee, Henry M. Teller.
CONNECTICUT.—William W. Eaton, Orris S. Ferry (1).
DELAWARE.—Thomas Francis Bayard, Eli Saulsbury.
FLORIDA.—Simon B. Conover, Charles W. Jones.
GEORGIA.—Thomas Manson Norwood, John B. Gordon.
ILLINOIS.—John A. Logan, Richard J. Oglesby.
INDIANA.—Oliver P. Morton, Joseph E. McDonald.
IOWA.—George G. Wright, William B. Allison.
KANSAS.—John James Ingalls, James M. Harvey.
KENTUCKY.—John W. Stevenson, Thomas C. McCreery.
LOUISIANA.—J. R. West; (vacancy contested.)
MAINE.—Hannibal Hamlin, Lot M. Morrill (2).
MARYLAND.—George R. Dennis, W. Pinkney Whyte.
MASSACHUSETTS.—George S. Boutwell, Henry L. Dawes.
MICHIGAN.—Thomas W. Ferry, Isaac P. Christiancy.
MINNESOTA.—William Windom, Samuel J. R. McMillan.
MISSISSIPPI.—James Lusk Alcorn, Blanche K. Bruce.
MISSOURI.—Louis V. Bogy, Francis Marion Cockrell.
NEBRASKA.—Phineas W. Hitchcock, Algernon S. Paddock.
NEVADA.—John P. Jones, William Sharon.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Aaron H. Cragin, Bainbridge Wadleigh.
NEW JERSEY.—Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, Theodore F. Randolph.
NEW YORK.—Roscoe Conkling, Francis Kernan.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Matt W. Ransom, Augustus S. Merriman.
OHIO.—John Sherman, Allen G. Thurman.
OREGON.—James K. Kelly, John H. Mitchell.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Simon Cameron, William A. Wallace.
RHODE ISLAND.—Henry B. Anthony, Ambrose E. Burnside.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Thomas J. Robertson, John J. Patterson.
TENNESSEE.—Henry Cooper, Andrew Johnson(3).
TEXAS.—Morgan C. Hamilton, Sam Bell Maxey.
VERMONT.—George F. Edmunds, Justin S. Morrill.
VIRGINIA.—John W. Johnston, Robert E. Withers.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Henry G. Davis, Allen T. Caperton(4).
WISCONSIN.—Timothy O. Howe, Angus Cameron.
(1) Died. James E. English appointed; William H. Barnum elected. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by James G. Blaine. (3) Died. David M. Key appointed; James E. Bailey elected. (4) Died. Samuel Price appointed; Frank Hereford elected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania, Speaker.
George M. Adams of Kentucky, Clerk.
ALABAMA.—Jere Haralson, Jeremiah N. Williams, Taul Bradford, Charles
Hays, John H. Caldwell, Goldsmith W. Hewitt, William Henry Forney,
Burwell Boykin Lewis.
ARKANSAS.—Lucien C. Gause, William F. Slemons, William W. Wilshire,
Thomas Monticue Gunter.
CALIFORNIA.—William A. Piper, Horace Francis Page, John K.
Luttrell, Peter Dinwiddie Wigginton.
COLORADO.—James B. Belford.
CONNECTICUT.—George M. Landers, James Phelps, Henry H. Starkweather
(1), William H. Barnum(2).
DELAWARE.—James Williams.
FLORIDA.—William J. Purman, Josiah T. Walls (3).
GEORGIA.—Julian Hartridge, William E. Smith, Philip Cook, Henry R.
Harris, Milton A. Candler, James H. Blount, William H. Felton,
Alexander Hamilton Stephens, Garrett McMillan(4).
ILLINOIS.—Bernard G. Caulfield, Carter H. Harrison, Charles B.
Farwell (5), Stephen A. Hurlbut, Horatio C. Burchard, Thomas J.
Henderson, Alexander Campbell, Greenbury L. Fort, Richard H.
Whiting, John C. Bagby, Scott Wike, William M. Springer, Adlai E.
Stevenson, Joseph G. Cannon, John R. Edes, William A. J. Sparks,
William R. Morrison, William Hartzell, William B. Anderson.
INDIANA.—Benoni S. Fuller, James D. Williams (6), Michael C. Kerr
(7), Jeptha D. New, William S. Holman, Milton S. Robinson,
Franklin Landers, Morton C. Hunter, Thomas J. Cason, William S.
Haymond, James L. Evans, Andrew H. Hamilton, John H. Baker.
IOWA.—George W. McCrary, John Q. Tufts, Lucien Lester Ainsworth,
Henry O. Pratt, James Wilson, Ezekiel S. Sampson, John A. Kasson,
James Wilson McDill, Addison Oliver.
KANSAS.—William A. Phillips, John R. Goodin, William R. Brown.
KENTUCKY.—Andrew R. Boone, John Young Brown, Charles W. Millken, J.
Proctor Knott, Edward Young Parsons (8), Thomas L. Jones, Joseph
C. S. Blackburn, Milton J. Durham, John D. White, John B. Clarke.
LOUISIANA.—Randall Lee Gibson, E. John Ellis, Chester B. Darrall,
William M. Levy, Frank Morey (9), Charles E. Nash.
MAINE.—John H. Burleigh, William P. Frye, James G. Blaine (10), Harris
M. Plaisted, Eugene Hale.
MARYLAND.—Philip Francis Thomas, Charles B. Roberts, William J.
O'Brien, Thomas Swann, Eli Jones Henkle, William Walsh.
MASSACHUSETTS.—James Buffinton (11), Benjamin W. Harris, Henry Little
Pierce, Rufus S. Frost (12), Nathaniel P. Banks, Charles P.
Thompson, John Kemble Tarbox, William Wirt Warren, George F. Hoar,
Julius H. Seelye, Chester W. Chapin.
MICHIGAN.—Alpheus S. Williams, Henry Waldron, George Willard,
Allen Potter, William B. Williams, George H. Durand, Omar D.
Conger, Nathan H. Bradley, Jay A. Hubbell.
MINNESOTA.—Mark H. Dunnell, Horace B. Strait, William S. King.
MISSISSIPPI.—Lucius Q. C. Lamar, Guilford Wiley Wells, Hernando
D. Money, Otho R. Singleton, Charles E. Hooker, John R. Lynch.
MISSOURI.—Edward C. Kehr, Erastus Wells, William H. Stone, Robert A.
Hatcher, Richard Parks Bland, Charles Henry Morgan, John F. Philips,
Benjamin J. Franklin, David Rea, Rezin A. De Bolt, John B. Clark,
jun., John Montgomery Glover, Aylett Hawes Buckner.
NEBRASKA.-Lorenzo Crouse.
NEVADA.—William Woodburn.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Frank Jones, Samuel N. Bell, Henry W. Blair.
NEW JERSEY.—Clement H. Sinnickson, Samuel A. Dobbins, Miles Ross,
Robert Hamilton, Augustus W. Cutler, Frederick H. Teese, Augustus A.
Hardenbergh.
NEW YORK.—Henry B. Metcalfe, John G. Schumaker, Simeon B.
Chittenden, Archibald M. Bliss, Edwin Ruthven Meade, Samuel Sullivan
Cox, Smith Ely, jun. (13), Elijah Ward, Fernando Wood, Abram Stevens
Hewitt, Benjamin A. Willis, N. Holmes Odell, John O. Whitehouse,
George M. Berbe, John H. Bagley, jun., Charles H. Adams, Martin L.
Townsend, Andrew Williams, William A. Wheeler, Henry H. Hathorn,
Samuel F. Miller, George A. Bagley, Scott Lord, William H. Baker,
Elias Warren Leavenworth, Clinton Dugald Macdougall, Elbridge G.
Lapham, Thomas C. Platt, Charles C. B. Walker, John M. Davy, George
G. Hoskins, Lyman K. Bass, Augustus F. Allen (14).
NORTH CAROLINA.—Jesse J. Yeates, John Adams Hyman, Alfred Moore
Waddell, Joseph J. Davis, Alfred Moore Scales, Thomas Samuel Ashe,
William M. Robbins, Robert Brank Vance.
OHIO.—Milton Sayler, Henry B. Banning, John Simpson Savage, John A.
McMahon, Americus V. Rice, Frank H. Hurd, Lawrence Talbot Neal,
William Lawrence, Earley F. Poppleton, Charles Foster, John L.
Vance, Ansel T. Walling, Milton I. Southard, Jacob P. Cowan, Nelson
H. Van Vorhes, Lorenzo Danford, Laurin D. Woodworth, James Monore,
James A. Garfield, Henry B. Payne.
OREGON.—George A. LaDow(15).
PENNSYLVANIA.—Chapman Freeman, Charles O'Neill, Samuel J. Randall,
William D. Kelley, John Robbins, Washington Townsend, Alan Wood,
jun., Hiester Clymer, A. Herr Smith, William Mutchler, Francis
D. Collins, Winthrop W. Ketchum (16), James B. Reilly, John B.
Packer, Joseph Powell, Sobieski Rose, John Reilly, William S.
Stenger, Levi Maish, L. A. Mackey, Jacob Turney, James H. Hopkins,
Alexander G. Cochrane, John W. Wallace, George A. Jenks, James
Sheakley, Albert G. Egbert.
RHODE ISLAND.—Benjamin T. Eames, Latimer W. Balton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Joseph H. Rainey, Edmund W. M. Mackey (17), Solomon
LaFayette Hoge, Alexander S. Wallace, Robert Smalls.
TENNESSEE.—William McFarland, Jacob M. Thornburgh, George Gibbs
Dibrell, Samuel M. Fite (18), John Morgan Bright, John F. House,
Washington Curran Whitthorne, John D. C. Atkins, William P. Caldwell,
Casey Young.
TEXAS.—John H. Reagan, David B. Culberson, James W. Throckmorton,
Roger Q. Mills, John Hancock, Gustave Schleicher.
VERMONT.—Charles H. Joyce, Dudley Chase Denison, George Whitman
Hendee.
VIRGINIA.—Beverly B. Douglas, John Goode, jun., Gilbert Carlton
Walker, William H. H. Stowell, George C. Cabell, John Randolph
Tucker, John T. Harris, Eppa Hunton, William Terry.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Benjamin Wilson, Charles James Faulkner, Frank
Hereford (19).
WISCONSIN.—Charles G. Williams, Lucien B. Caswell, Henry S. Magoon,
William P. Lynde, Samuel D. Burchard, Alanson M. Kimball, Jeremiah
M. Rusk, George W. Cate.
DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—H. S. Stevens.
COLORADO.—Thomas M. Patterson.
DAKOTA.—Jefferson P. Kidder.
IDAHO.—Thomas W. Bennett (20).
MONTANA.—Martin Maginnis.
NEW MEXICO.—Stephen B. Elkins.
UTAH.—George Q. Cannon.
WASHINGTON.—Orange Jacobs.
WYOMING.—William R. Steele.
(1) Died. Succeeded by John T. Wait. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by Levi Warner. (3) Unseated. Jesse J. Finley admitted. (4) Died. Succeeded by Benjamin H. Hill. (5) Unseated. J. V. LeMoyne admitted. (6) Resigned. Succeeded by Andrew Humphreys. (7) Died. Succeeded by Nathan T. Carr. (8) Died. Succeeded by Henry Watterson. (9) Unseated. William B. Spencer admitted and subsequently resigned. (10) Resigned. Succeeded by Edwin Flye. (11) Died. Succeeded by William W. Crapo. (12) Unseated. Josiah G. Abbott admitted. (13) Resigned. Succeeded by David Dudley Field. (14) Died. Succeeded by Nelson I. Norton. (15) Died. Succeeded by Lafayette Lane. (16) Resigned. Succeeded by William H. Stanton. (17) Unseated. Charles W. Butts admitted. (18) Died. Succeeded by Haywood Y. Biddle. (19) Resigned January 31, 1877. (20) Unseated. Stephen S. Fenn admitted.
APPENDIX H. FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. REPUBLICANS IN ROMAN; DEMOCRATS IN ITALIC.
SENATE.
William A. Wheeler of New York, President.
George C. Gorham of California, Secretary.
ALABAMA.—George E. Spencer, John T. Morgan.
ARKANSAS.—Stephen W. Dorsey, Augustus H. Garland.
CALIFORNIA.—Aaron A. Sargent, Newton Booth.
COLORADO.—Jerome B. Chaffee, Henry M. Teller.
CONNECTICUT.—William W. Eaton, William H. Barnum.
DELAWARE.—Thomas F. Bayard, Eli Saulsbury.
FLORIDA.—Simon B. Conover, Charles W. Jones.
GEORGIA.—John B. Gordon, Benjamin H. Hill.
ILLINOIS.—Richard J. Oglesby, David Davis.
INDIANA.—Oliver P. Morton (1), Joseph E. McDonald.
IOWA.—William B. Allison, Samuel J. Kirkwood.
KANSAS.—John J. Ingalls, Preston B. Plumb.
KENTUCKY.—Thomas C. McCreery, James B. Beck.
LOUISIANA.—William P. Kellogg, James B. Eustis.
MAINE.—Hannibal Hamlin, James G. Blaine.
MARYLAND.—George R. Dennis, W. Pinkney Whyte.
MASSACHUSETTS.—Henry L. Dawes, George F. Hoar.
MICHIGAN.—Thomas W. Ferry, Isaac P. Christiancy (2).
MINNESOTA.—William Windom, Samuel J. R. McMillan.
MISSISSIPPI.—Blanche K. Bruce, Lucius Q. C. Lamar.
MISSOURI.—Francis W. Cockrell, Lewis V. Bogy(3).
NEBRASKA.—Algernon S. Paddock, Alvin Saunders.
NEVADA.—John P. Jones, William Sharon.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Bainbridge Wadleigh, E. H. Rollins.
NEW JERSEY.—Theodore F. Randolph, John R. MacPherson.
NEW YORK.—Roscoe Conkling, Francis Kernan.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Matt W. Ransom, Augustus S. Merrimon.
OHIO.—John Sherman (4), Allen G. Thurman.
OREGON.—John H. Mitchell, La Fayette Grover.
PENNSYLVANIA.—William A. Wallace, Simon Cameron (5).
RHODE ISLAND.—Henry B. Anthony, Ambrose E. Burnside.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—John J. Patterson, Manning C. Butler.
TENNESSEE.—James E. Bailey, Isham G. Harris.
TEXAS.—Sam B. Maxey, Richard Coke.
VERMONT.—George F. Edmunds, Justin S. Morrill.
VIRGINIA.—John W. Johnston, Robert E. Withers.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Henry G. Davis, Frank Hereford.
WISCONSIN.—Timothy O. Howe, Angus Cameron.
(1) Died. Succeeded by Daniel W. Voorhees. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by Zachariah Chandler. (3) Died. David E. Armstrong appointed; James Shields elected. (4) Resigned. Succeeded by Stanley Matthews. (5) Resigned. Succeeded by J. Donald Cameron.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania, Speaker.
George M. Adams of Kentucky, Clerk.
ALABAMA.—James T. Jones, Hilary A. Herbert, Jeremiah N. Williams,
Charles M. Shelley, Robert F. Ligon, Goldsmith W. Hewitt, William H.
Forney, William W. Garth.
ARKANSAS.—Lucien C. Gause, William F. Slemons, Jordan E. Cravens,
Thomas M. Gunter.
CALIFORNIA.—Horace Davis, Horace F. Page, John K. Luttrell, Romualdo
Pacheco (1).
COLORADO.—T. M. Patterson.
CONNECTICUT.—George M. Landers, James Phelps, John T. Wait, Levi
Warner.
DELAWARE.—James Williams.
FLORIDA.—Robert H. M. Davidson, Horatio Bisbee, jun. (2)
GEORGIA.—Julian Hartridge (3), William E. Smith, Philip Cook, Henry
R. Harris, Milton A. Candler, James H. Blount, William H. Felton,
Alexander H. Stephens, Hiram P. Bell.
ILLINOIS.—William Aldrich, Carter H. Harrison, Lorenzo Brentano,
William Lathrop, Horatio C. Burchard, Thomas J. Henderson, Philip C.
Hayes, Greenbury L. Fort, Thomas A. Boyd, B. F. Marsh, Robert M.
Knapp, William M. Springer, Thomas F. Tipton, Joseph G. Cannon,
John R. Eden, William A. J. Sparks, William R. Morrison, William
Hartzell, Richard W. Townshend.
INDIANA.—Benoni S. Fuller, Thomas R. Cobb, George A. Bicknell,
Leonidas Sexton, Thomas M. Browne, Milton S. Robinson, John Hanna,
Morton C. Hunter, M. D. White, William H. Calkins, James L. Evans,
Andrew H. Hamilton, John H. Baker.
IOWA.—Joseph C. Stone, Hiram Price, Theodore W. Burdick, Nathaniel C.
Deering, Rush Clark, Ezekiel S. Sampson, Henry J. B. Cummings,
William F. Sapp, Addison Oliver.
KANSAS.—William A. Phillips, Dudley C. Haskell, Thomas Ryan.
KENTUCKY.—Andrew R. Boone, James A. McKenzie, John W. Caldwell, J.
Proctor Knott, Albert S. Willis, John G. Carlisle, Joseph C. S.
Blackburn, Milton J. Durham, Thomas Turner, John B. Clarke.
LOUISIANA.—Randall L. Gibson, E. John Ellis, Chester B. Darrall (4),
Joseph B. Elam, John E. Leonard (5), Edward W. Robertson.
MAINE.—Thomas B. Reed, William P. Frye, Stephen D. Lindsey, Llewellyn
Powers, Eugene Hale.
MARYLAND.—Daniel M. Henry, Charles B. Roberts, William Kimmell,
Thomas Swann, Eli J. Henkle, William Walsh.
MASSACHUSETTS.—William W. Crapo, Benjamin W. Harris, Walbridge A.
Field (6), Leopold Morse, Nathaniel P. Banks, George H. Loring,
Benjamin F. Butler, William Claflin, William W. Rice, Amasa Norcross,
George D. Robinson.
MICHIGAN.—Alpheus S. Williams (7), Edwin Willits, Jonas H. McGowan,
Edwin W. Keightley, John W. Stone, Mark S. Brewer, Omar D. Conger,
Charles C. Ellsworth, Jay A. Hubbell.
MINNESOTA.—Mark H. Dunnell, Horace B. Strait, Jacob H. Stewart.
MISSISSIPPI.—Henry L. Muldrow, Van H. Manning, Hernando D. Money,
Otho R. Singleton, Charles E. Hooker, James R. Chalmers.
MISSOURI.—Anthony Ittner, Nathan Cole, Lyne S. Metcalf, Robert A.
Hatcher, Richard P. Bland, Charles H. Morgan, Thomas T. Crittenden,
Benjamin J. Franklin, David Rea, Henry M. Pollard, John B. Clark,
jun., John M. Glover, Aylett H. Buckner.
NEBRASKA.—Frank Welch (8).
NEVADA.—Thomas Wren.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Frank Jones, James F. Briggs, Henry W. Blair.
NEW JERSEY.—Clement H. Sinnickson, John H. Pugh, Miles Ross, Alvah
A. Clark, Augustus W. Cutler, Thomas B. Peddle, Augustus A.
Hardenbergh.
NEW YORK.—James V. Covert, William D. Veeder, Simeon B. Chittenden,
Archibald M. Bliss, Nicolas Muller, Samuel S. Cox, Anthony
Eickhoff, Anson G. McCook, Fernando Wood, Abram S. Hewitt, Benjamin
A. Willis, Clarkson N. Potter, John H. Ketcham, George M. Beebe,
Stephen L. Mayham, Terence J. Quinn(9), Martin L. Townsend, Andrew
Williams, Amaziah B. James, John H. Starin, Solomon Bundy, George A.
Bagley, William J. Bacon, William H. Baker, Frank Hiscock, John H.
Camp, Elbridge G. Lapham, Jeremiah W. Dwight, John N. Hungerford, E.
Kirke Hart, Charles B. Benedict, David N. Lockwood, George W.
Patterson.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Jesse J. Yeates, Curtis H. Brogden, Alfred M.
Waddell, Joseph J. Davis, Alfred M. Scales, Walter L. Steele, William
M. Robbins, Robert B. Vance.
OHIO.—Milton Sayler, Henry B. Banning, Mills Gardner, John A.
McMahon, Americus V. Rice, Jacob D. Cox, Henry L. Dickey, Joseph
W. Keifer, John S. Jones, Charles Foster, Henry S. Neal, Thomas
Ewing, Milton I. Southard, Ebenezer R. Finley, Nelson H. Van Vorhes,
Lorenzo Danford, William McKinley, jun., James Monroe, James A.
Garfield, Amos Townsend.
OREGON.—Richard Williams.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Chapman Freeman, Charles O'Neill, Samuel J. Randall,
William D. Kelley, Alfred C. Harmer, William Ward, I. Newton Evans,
Hiester Clymer, James B. Reilly, John W. Killinger, Edward Overton,
jun., John T. Mitchell, Jacob M. Campbell, William S. Stenger, Levi
Marsh, L. A. Mackey, Jacob Turney, Russell Errett, Thomas M. Bayne,
William S. Shallenberger, Harry White, John M. Thompson, Lewis F.
Watson.
RHODE ISLAND.—Benjamin T. Eames, Latimer W. Ballou.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Joseph H. Rainey, Richard H. Cain, D. Wyatt Aiken,
John H. Evins, Robert Smalls.
TENNESSEE.—James H. Randolph, Jacob M. Thornburgh, George G. Dibrell,
Haywood Y. Riddle, John M. Bright, John F. House, Washington C.
Whittihorne, John D. C. Atkins, William P. Caldwell, Casey Young.
TEXAS.—John H. Reagan, David B. Culberson, James W. Throckmorton,
Roger Q. Mills, DeWitt C. Giddings, Gustave Schleicher(10).
VERMONT.—Charles H. Joyce, Dudley C. Denison, George W. Hendee.
VIRGINIA.—Beverly B. Douglas (11), John Goode, jun., Gilbert C.
Walker, Joseph Jorgensen, George C. Cabell, John R. Tucker, John T.
Harris, Eppa Hunton, Auburn L. Pridemore.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Benjamin Wilson, Benjamin F. Martin, John E. Kenna.
WISCONSIN.—Charles G. Williams, Lucien B. Caswell, George C. Hazelton,
William P. Lynde, Edward S. Bragg, Gabriel Bouck, Herman L.
Humphrey, Thaddeus C. Pound.
DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—H. S. Stevens.
DAKOTA.—Jefferson P. Kidder.
IDAHO.—Stephen S. Fenn.
MONTANA.—Martin Maginnis.
NEW MEXICO.—Trinidad Romero.
UTAH.—George Q. Cannon.
WASHINGTON.—Orange Jacobs.
WYOMING.—William W. Corlett.
(1) Unseated. Peter D. Wigginton admitted. (2) Unseated. Jesse J. Finley admitted. (3) Died. Succeeded by William B. Fleming. (4) Unseated. Joseph H. Acklen admitted. (5) Died. Succeeded by John S. Young. (6) Unseated. Benjamin Dean admitted. (7) Died December 20, 1878. (8) Died. Succeeded by Thomas J. Majors. (9) Died. Succeeded by John M. Bailey. (10) Died January 10, 1879. (11) Died. Succeeded by R. L. T. Beale.
APPENDIX I. FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. REPUBLICANS IN ROMAN; DEMOCRATS IN ITALIC; GREENBACKERS IN SMALL CAPITALS.
SENATE.
William A. Wheeler of New York, President.
John C. Burch of Tennessee, Secretary.
ALABAMA.—John T. Morgan, George S. Houston(1).
ARKANSAS.—Augustus H. Garland, James D. Walker.
CALIFORNIA.—Newton Booth, James T. Farley.
COLORADO.—Henry M. Teller, Nathaniel P. Hill.
CONNECTICUT.—William W. Eaton, Orville H. Platt.
DELAWARE.—Thomas F. Bayard, Eli Saulsbury.
FLORIDA.—Charles W. Jones, Wilkinson Call.
GEORGIA.—Benjamin H. Hill, John B. Gordon(2).
ILLINOIS.—David Davis, John A. Logan.
INDIANA.—Joseph E. McDonald, Daniel W. Voorhees.
IOWA.—Samuel J. Kirkwood, William B. Allison.
KANSAS.—Preston B. Plumb, John James Ingalls.
KENTUCKY.—James B. Beck, John S. Williams.
LOUISIANA.—William Pitt Kellogg, Benjamin F. Jones.
MAINE.—Hannibal Hamlin, James G. Blaine.
MARYLAND.—William Pinkney Whyte, James B. Groome.
MASSACHUSETTS.—Henry L. Dawes, George F. Hoar.
MICHIGAN.—Zachariah Chandler (3), Thomas W. Ferry.
MINNESOTA.—Samuel J. R. McMillan, William Windom.
MISSISSIPPI.—Blanche K. Bruce, Lucius Q. C. Lamar.
MISSOURI.—Francis M. Cockrell, James Shields(4).
NEBRASKA.—Algernon S. Paddock, Alvin Saunders.
NEVADA.—William Sharon, John P. Jones.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Edward H. Rollins, Henry W. Blair (5).
NEW JERSEY.—Theodore F. Randolph, John R. McPherson.
NEW YORK.—Francis Kernan, Roscoe Conkling.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Matt W. Ransom, Zebulon B. Vance.
OHIO.—Allen G. Thurman, George H. Pendleton.
OREGON.—Lafayette Grover, James H. Slater.
PENNSYLVANIA.—William A. Wallace, J. Donald Cameron.
RHODE ISLAND.—Ambrose E. Burnside, Henry B. Anthony.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—Manning C. Butler, Wade Hampton.
TENNESSEE.—James E. Bailey, Isham G. Harris.
TEXAS.—Sam Bell Maxey, Richard Coke.
VERMONT.—George F. Edmunds, Justin S. Morrill.
VIRGINIA.—Robert E. Withers, John W. Johnston.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Frank Hereford, Henry G. Davis.
WISCONSIN.—Angus Cameron, Matthew H. Carpenter (6).
(1) Died. Luke Pryor appointed; James L. Pugh elected. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by Joseph E. Brown. (3) Died. Succeeded by Henry P. Baldwin. (4) Died. Succeeded by George G. Vest. (5) Charles H. Bell served under appointment to June 20, 1879. (6) Died February 24, 1881.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania, Speaker.
George M. Adams of Kentucky, Clerk.
ALABAMA.—Thomas H. Herndon, Hilary A. Herbert, William J. Sanford,
Charles M. Shelley, Thomas Williams, Burwell B. Lewis (1), William
E. Forney, WILLIAM M. LOWE.
ARKANSAS.—Poindexter Dunn, William F. Slemons, Jordan E. Cravens,
Thomas M. Gunter.
CALIFORNIA.—Horace Davis, Horace F. Page, Campbell P. Berry,
Romualdo Pacheco.
COLORADO.—James B. Belford.
CONNECTICUT.—Joseph R. Hawley, James Phelps, John T. Wait, Frederick
Miles.
DELAWARE.—Edward L. Martin.
FLORIDA.—Robert H. M. Davidson, Noble A. Hull(2).
GEORGIA.—John C. Nicholls, William E. Smith, Philip Cook, Henry
Persons, Neil J. Hammond, James H. Blount, William H. Felton,
Alexander H. Stephens, Emory Speer.
ILLINOIS.—William Aldrich, George R. Davis, Hiram Barber, John C.
Sherwin, Robert M. A. Hawk, Thomas J. Henderson, Philip C. Hayes,
Greenbury L. Fort, Thomas A. Boyd, Benjamin F. Marsh, James W.
Singleton, William M. Springer, ADLAI E. STEVENSON, Joseph G.
Cannon, ALBERT P. FORSYTHE, William A. J. Sparks, William R.
Morrison, John R. Thomas, Richard W. Townshend.
INDIANA.—William Heilman, Thomas R. Cobb, George A. Bicknell, Jeptha
D. New, Thomas M. Browne, William R. Myers, GILBERT DE LA MATYR,
Abram J. Hostetler, Godlove S. Orth, William H. Calkins, Calvin
Cowgill, Walpole G. Colerick, John H. Baker.
IOWA.—Moses A. McCold, Hiram Price, Thomas Updegraff, Nathaniel C.
Deering, William G. Thompson, JAMES B. WEAVER, EDWARD H. GILLETTE,
William F. Sapp, Cyrus C. Carpenter.
KANSAS.—John A. Anderson, Dudley C. Haskell, Thomas Ryan.
KENTUCKY.—Oscar Turner, James A. McKenzie, John W. Caldwell, J.
Proctor Knott, Albert S. Willis, John G. Carlisle, Joseph C. S.
Blackburn, Philip B. Thompson, jun., Thomas Turner, Elijah C.
Phister.
LOUISIANA.—Randall L. Gibson, E. John Ellis, Joseph H. Acklen, Joseph
B. Elam, J. Floyd King, Edward W. Robertson.
MAINE.—Thomas B. Reed, William P. Frye, Stephen D. Lindsey, GEORGE W.
LADD, THOMPSON H. MURCH.
MARYLAND.—Daniel M. Henry, J. Frederick C. Talbott, William Kimmel,
Robert M. McLane, Eli J. Henkle, Milton G. Urner.
MASSACHUSETTS.—William W. Crapo, Benjamin W. Harris, Walbridge A.
Field, Leopold Morse, Selwyn Z. Bowman, George B. Loring, William
A. Russell, William Claflin, William W. Rice, Amasa Norcross, George
D. Robinson.
MICHIGAN.—John S. Newberry, Edwin Willits, Jonas H. McGowan, Julius
C. Burrows, John W. Stone, Mark S. Brewer, Omar D. Conger, Roswell
G. Horr, Jay A. Hubbell.
MINNESOTA.—Mark H. Dunnell, Henry Poehler, William D. Washburn.
MISSISSIPPI.—Henry L. Muldrow, Van H. Manning, Hernando D. Money,
Otho R. Singleton, Charles E. Hooker, James R. Chalmers.
MISSOURI.—Martin L. Clardy, Erastus Wells, R. Graham Frost, Lowndes
H. Davis, Richard P. Bland, James R. Waddill, Alfred M. Lay (4),
Samuel L. Sawyer, NICHOLAS FORD, Gideon F. Rothwell, John B. Clark,
jun., William H. Hatch, Aylett H. Buckner.
NEBRASKA.—Edward K. Valentine.
NEVADA.—Rollin M. Daggett.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.—Joshua G. Hall, James F. Briggs, Evarts W. Farr (5).
NEW JERSEY.—George M. Robeson, Hezekiah B. Smith, Miles Ross, Alvah
A. Clark, Charles H. Voorhis, John L. Blake, Lewis A. Brigham.
NEW YORK.—James W. Covert, Daniel O'Reilly, Simeon B. Chittenden,
Archibald M. Bliss, Nicholas Muller, Samuel S. Cox, Edwin Einstein,
Anson G. McCook, Fernando Wood (6), James O'Brien, Levi P. Morton,
Waldo Hutchins, John H. Ketcham, John W. Ferdon, William
Lounsbery, John M. Bailey, Walter A. Wood, John Hammond, Amaziah B.
James, John H. Starin, David Wilber, Warner Miller, Cyrus D.
Prescott, Joseph Mason, Frank Hiscock, John H. Camp, Elbridge G.
Lapham, Jeremiah W. Dwight, David P. Richardson, John Van Voorhis,
Richard Crowley, Ray V. Pierce (7), Henry Van Aernam.
NORTH CAROLINA.—Joseph J. Martin (8), William H. Kitchin, Daniel L.
Russell, Joseph J. Davis, Alfred M. Scales, Walter L. Steele, Robert
F. Armfield, Robert B. Vance.
OHIO.—Benjamin Butterworth, Thomas L. Young, John A. McMahon, J.
Warren Keifer, Benjamin Le Fevre, William D. Hill, Frank H. Hurd,
Ebenezer B. Finley, George L. Converse, Thomas Ewing, Henry L.
Dickey, Henry S. Neal, Adoniram J. Warner, Gibson Atherton, George
W. Geddes, William McKinley, jun., James Monroe, Jonathan T.
Updegraff, James A. Garfield (9), Amos Townsend.
OREGON.—John Whitaker.
PENNSYLVANIA.—Henry H. Bingham, Charles O'Neill, Samuel J. Randall,
William D. Kelley, Alfred C. Harmer, William Ward, William Godshalk,
Hiester Clymer, A. Herr Smith, Reuben K. Bachman, Robert Klotz,
HENDRICK B. WRIGHT, John W. Ryon, John W. Killinger, Edward
Overton, jun., John I. Mitchell, Alexander H. Coffroth, Horatio G.
Fisher, Frank E. Beltzhoover, SETH H. YOCUM, Morgan R. Wise,
Russell Errett, Thomas M. Bayne, William S. Shallenberger, Harry
White, Samuel B. Dick, James H. Osmer.
RHODE ISLAND.—Nelson W. Aldrich, Latimer W. Ballou.
SOUTH CAROLINA.—John S. Richardson, Michael P. O'Connor, D. Wyatt
Aiken, John H. Evins, George D. Tillman.
TENNESSEE.—Robert L. Taylor, Leonidas C. Houk, George G. Dibrell,
Benton McMillin, John M. Bright, John F. House, Washington C.
Whittihorne, John D. C. Atkins, Charles B. Simonton, Casey Young.
TEXAS.—John H. Reagan, David B. Culberson, Olin Wellborn, Roger Q.
Mills, GEORGE W. JONES, Columbus Upson.
VERMONT.—Charles H. Joyce, James M. Tyler, Bradley Barlow.
VIRGINIA.—Richard L. T. Beale, John Goode, Joseph E. Johnston,
Joseph Jorgensen, George C. Cabell, John Randolph Tucker, John T.
Harris, Eppa Hunton, James B. Richmond.
WEST VIRGINIA.—Benjamin Wilson, Benjamin F. Morris, John E. Kenna.
WISCONSIN.—Charles G. Williams, Lucien B. Caswell, George C. Hazelton,
Peter V. Deuster, Edward S. Bragg, Gabriel Bouck, Herman L.
Humphrey, Thaddeus C. Pound.
DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.—John G. Campbell.
DAKOTA.—Granville G. Bennett.
IDAHO.—George Ainslie.
MONTANA.—Martin Maginnis.
NEW MEXICO.—Mariano S. Otero.
UTAH.—George Q. Cannon.
WASHINGTON.—Thomas H. Brents.
WYOMING.—Stephen W. Downey.
(1) Died February 24, 1881. (2) Resigned. Succeeded by Newton N. Clements. (3) Unseated. Horatio Bisbee, jun., admitted. (4) Died. Succeeded by John F. Philips. (5) Died. Succeeded by Ossian Ray. (6) Died February 13, 1881. (7) Resigned. Succeeded by Jonathan Scoville. (8) Unseated. Jesse J. Yeates admitted. (9) Resigned. Succeeded by Ezra B. Taylor.
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