The Tribune Almanac and Political Register for ...

MARCH 4, 1883, TO MARCH 3, 1885.

FIRST SESSION, DECEMBER 3, 1883.

THE SENATE.

GEORGE F. EDMUNDS, of Vermont, President pro tem.

ANSON G. MCCOOK, of New-York, Secretary.

[Republicans (in Roman), 33: Democrats (in italics), 36; Readjusters (in SMALL CAPS) 2; Total, 76.]

LOUISIANA.

RHODE ISLAND.

1885 Benjamin F. Jonas..

New-Orl'ns. 1887 Nelson W. Aldrich.. 1889 Randall L. Gibson........New.Orl'ns. 1889 †Henry B. Anthony..

SOUTH CAROLINA.
1885 Wade Hampton.
1889 †Matthew C. Butler.....
TENNESSEE.
1887 Howell E. Jackson
1889 Isham G. Harris..
TEXAS.

1887 Sam Bell Maxey.
1889 Richard Coke...

Plymouth. .Franklin.

Camden.
Jersey City.

Canandaig'a
Herkimer.

Charlotte.
Weldon.

Cincinnati.
Mansfield.

Le Grande.
Portland.

..Harrisburg.
Wellsboro.

Providence.

. Providence.

Columbia. .Edgefield.

Jackson. .Memphis.

Paris.

Waco.

1887 WILLIAM MAHONE, Re.... Petersburg.

1889 *H. H. RIDDLEBERGER, Re. Woodstock. | 1837 Philetus Sawyer

1885 Angus Cameron.

La Crosse. ...Oshkosh.

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

JOHN G. CARLISLE, of Kentucky, Speaker.
JOHN B. CLARK, JR., of Misson i, Clerk.

Republicans (in Roman), 118; Regular Democrats (in italics), 196; Readjusters (in SMALLCAPS), 5; Greenback Lab (in SMALL CAPS), 1; Independents (in SMALL CAPS), 3; Vacancy, 2. Total, 325; Majority, 163. Representatives in the XLVIIth Congress marked with a ; those in a preceding Congress with a f.

ALABAMA,

1 James T. Jones.t¶ 2 Hilary A. Herbert.* 3 William C. Oates.* 4 Charles M. Shelley.* 5 Thomas Williams.* 6 Goldsmith W. Hewitt.* 7 William H. Forney.* 8 Luke Pryor.‡

ARKANSAS.

1 Poindexter Dunn.* 2 James K. Jones.* 3 John H. Rogers. 4 Samuel W. Peel. At Large-Clifton R. Breckinridge.

CALIFORNIA.

1 William S. Rosecrans.*

2 James H. Budd.

3 Barclay Henley.
4 Pleasant B. Tully.

At Large-Charles A. Sumner, John R. Glascock.

COLORADO.

James B. Belford.*

CONNECTICUT.

1 William W. Eaton.‡ 2 Charles L. Mitchell. 3 John T. Wait.*

4 Edward W. Seymour. DELAWARE.

Charles B. Lore.

FLORIDA.

1 Robert H. M. Davidson.* 2 Horatio Bisbee, jr.*

GEORGIA.

1 John C. Nichollst 2 Henry G. Turner.*

3 Charles F. Crisp. 4 Hugh Buchanan *

5 Nathaniel J. Hammond.*

6 James H. Blount,"

7 Judson C. Clements.*

8 Seaborn Reese.*

9 Allen D. Candler.

At Large-Thos. Hardeman.}

ILLINOIS.

1 Ranson W. Dunham.

2 John F. Finerty.

3 George R. Davis.*

4 George E. Adams. 5 Reuben Ellwood. 6 Robert R. Hitt.*

7 Thomas J. Henderson.*

8 William Cullen.*

9 Lewis E. Payson.* 10 Nicholas E. Worthington. 11 William H. Neece. 12 James M. Riggs. 13 William M. Springer.* 14 Jonathan H. Rowell, 15 Joseph G. Cannon.* 16 Aaron Shaw.

17 Samuel W. Moulton.* 18 William R. Morrison.* 19 Richard W. Townshend.* 20 John R. Thomas.*

INDIANA.

1 John J. Kleiner.
2 Thomas R. Cobb.*

3 Strother M. Stockslager.*
4 William S. Holman.*
5 Cortland C. Matson.*
6 Thomas M. Browne.*
7 Stanton J. Peelle.*

8 John E. Lamb.

9 Thomas B. Ward.
10 Thomas J. Wood.
11 George W. Steele,*
12 Robert Lowry.
13 William H. Calkins.*
IOWA.

1 Moses A. McCoid.*
2 Jeremiah H. Murphy.
3 David B. Henderson.
4 Luman II. Weller,
5 James Wilson.t
6 John C. Cook, *Z
7 John A. Kasson,*

8 William P. Hepburn. 9 William H. M. Pusey. 10 Adoniram J. Holmes. 11 Isaac S. S ruble.

KANSAS,

1 John A. Anderson.* 2 Dudley C. Haskell.* 3 Thomas Ryan."

At Large-Edmund N, Mor-¦ rill, Lewis Hanback, Samuel R.Peters, Bishop W.Perkins. KENTUCKY

1 Oscar Turner,*
2 James F. Clay.
3 John E. Halsell.

4 Thomas A. Robertson.
5 Albert S. Willis.*

6 John G. Carlisle.*

7 Joseph C. S. Blackburn. * 8 Philip B. Thompson, jr.* 9 William W. Culbertson.

10 John D. White.*
11 Frank L. Wolford.
LOUISIANA.

1 Carleton Hunt.
2 E. John Ellis."

8 William P. Kellogg.t
4 Newton C. Blanchard.*
5 J. Floyd King.*
6 Edward T. Lewis. ¶¶
MAINE.

At Large-Thos. B. Reed,* Nelson Dingley, jr., Charles A. Boutelle, Seth L. Milliken. MARYLAND.

1 George W. Covington.* 2 J. Frederick C. Talbott.* 3 Fetter S. Hoblitzell.* 4 John V. L. Findlay. 5 Hart B. Holton.

6 Louis E. McComas.

MASSACHUSETTS.

1 Robert T. Davis.
2 John D. Long,

3 Ambrose A. Ranney.*
4 Patrick A. Collins.
5 Leopold Morse.*

6 Henry B. Lorering.
7 Eben F. Stone.*
8 William A. Russell.*
9 THEODORE LYMAN.
10 William W. Rice.*
11 William Whiting.
12 George D. Robinson.*
MICHIGAN.

1 William C. Maybury. 2 Nathaniel B. Eldredge. 3 Edward S. Lacey.* 4 George L. Yaple. 5 Julius Houseman. 6 Edwin B. Winans. 7 Ezra C. Carleton. 8 Roswell G. Horr.* 9 Byron M. Cutcheon. 10 Herschel H. Hatch. 11 Edward Breitung.

MINNESOTA.

1 Milo White.

2 James B. Wakefield.

3 Horace B. Strait.*

4 William D. Washburn.* 5 Knute Nelson.

MISSISSIPPI.

1 Henry L. Muldrow.* 2 Vacancy.

3 Elza Jeffords.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1884.

4 Hernando D. Money.*
5 Otho R. Singleton.*
6 Henry S. Van Eaton.
7 Ethelbert Barksdale.

1 Archibald J. Weaver. 2 James Laird.

3 Edward K. Valentine.*
NEVADA.

George W. Cassidy.*
NEW-HAMPSHIRB.

1 Martin A. Haynes.
2 Ossian Ray.*

NEW-JERSEY.

1 Thomas M. Ferrell. 2 J. Hart Brewer,*

3 John Kean, jr.

4 Benjamin Hower.
5 William Walter Phelps.1
6 William H. F. Fiedler.
7 William McAdoo.

NEW-YORK.

1 Perry Belmont.*

2 William E. Robinson.*

3 Darwin R. James.

4 Felix Campbell.
5 Nicholas Muller.†

6 Samuel S. Cox."

7 William Dorsheimer
8 John J. Adams.
9 John Hardy.*
10 Abram S. Hewitt.*
11 Orlando B. Potter.
12 Waldo Hutchins."
13 John H. Ketcham.^
14 Lewis Beach.*

15 John H. Bagley, jr.t
16 Thomas J. Van Alstyne.
17 Henry G. Burleigh.
18 Frederick A. Johnson.
19 Abraham X. Parker."
20 Edward Wemple.
21 George W. Kay.
22 Charles R. Skinner.*
23 J. Thomas Spriggs.
24 Newton W. Nutting
25 Frank Hiscock.*
26 Sereno E. Payne.
27 James W. Wadsworth.*
23 Stephen C. Millard.

29 John Arnot.

30 Halbert S. Greenleaf.
31 Robert S. Stevens.
32 William F. Rogers.
33 Francis B. Brewer.
At Large-- Henry W. Slocumt
NORTH CAROLINA.

1 Thomas G. Skinner.¶¶¶
2 James E. O'Hara.
3 Wharton J. Green.
4 William R. Cox.*
5 Alfred M. Scales.*
6 Clement Dowd.*
7 TYRE YORK, Ind.
8 Robert B. Vance.*
At Large--Risden T. Bennett

OHIO.

1 John F. Follett.
2 Isaac M. Jordan.
3 Robert M. Murray.
4 Benjamin Le revie.*
5 George E. Seney.
6 William D. Hill.f
7 Henry L. Morey.*
8 J. Warren Keifer,*
9 James S. Rozinson.*
10 Frank H. Hurd.t
11 John W. McCormick.
12 Alphonso Hart.
13 George L. Converse.*
14 George W. Geddos.*
15 Adoniram J. Warner.t
16 Beriah Wilkins.
17 Joseph D. Taylor.|||||
18 William McKinley, jr.*
19 Ezra B. Taylor.*
20 David R. Paige.
21 Mertin A. Foran.
OREGON.

Melvin C. George.*

PENNSYLVANIA.

1 Henry H. Bingham.*
2 Charles O'Neili.*
3 Samuel J. Randall.*
4 Wiliam D. Kelley.*
5 Alfred C. Harmer.*
6 James B. Everhart

7 I. Newton Evans.f
8 Daniel Ermentrout.*
9 A. Herr Smith.*
10 William Mutchler.*
11 John B. Storm.t

12 Daniel W. Connolly.

13 CHARLES N. BRUMM. Gbk
14 Samuel F. Barr.*
15 George A. Post.
16 William W. Brown.
17 Jacob M. Campbell.*
18 Louis E. Atkinson.
19 William A. Duncan.
2) Andrew G. Curtin.
21 Charles E. Boyle.
22 James H. Hopkins.t
23 Thomas M. Bayne.*
21 George Lawrence.t
25 John D. Pitton.
26 Samuel H. Miller. *

27 Samuel M. Brainerd.
At Large - Mortimer F.
Elliott.

RHODE ISLAND.

1 Henry J. Spooner.*
2 Jonathan Chace.*
SOUTH CAROLINA.

1 Samuel Dibble.*
2 George D. Tillman.*
3 D. Wyatt Aiken.*
4 John H. Evins. "

5 John J. Hemphill.

6 George W. Dargan.

7 Edmund W. M. Mackey."
TENNESSEE.

1 Augustua H. Pettibone
2 Leonidas C. Houk.*
3 George G. Dibrell.*
4 Benton McMillin.*
5 Richard Warner,*
6 Andrew J. Caldwell.
7 John G Ballentine.
8 John M. Taylor.
9 Rice A. Pierce.
10 Casey Young,†

TEXAS.

1 Charles Stewart.
2 John H. Reagan.*
3 James H. Jones.

4 David B. Culberson.*

5 James W. Throckmorton.† 6 Olin Wellborn."

7 THOS. P OCHILTREE, Ind.

8 James F. Miller.

9 Roger Q. Mills.*

10 John Hancock.t

11 Samuel W. T. Lanham.
VERMONT.

1 John W. Stewart.
2 Luke P. Poland. †
VIRGINIA.

1 ROBERT M. MAYO, Re.

2 HARRY LIBBEY, Re.

3 George D. Wise.

4 BENJAMIN S. HOOPER, Re

5 George C. Cabell

6 John Randolph Tucker.* 7 Vacancy 2

8 John S. Barbour.*

9 HENRY BOWEN, Re.

At Large-JOHN S. WISE, Re.
WEST VIRGINIA.

1 Nathan Goff, jr.

2 William L. Wilson.

3 Charles P. Snyder.
4 Eustace Gibson.
WISCONSIN.

1 John Winans.
2 Daniel H. Sumner.
3 Burr W. Jones.

4 Peter V. Deuster.*

5 Joseph Rankin.

6 Richard Guenther."

7 Gilbert M. Woodward.

8 William T. Price.
9 Isaac Stephenson.

Formerly U. S. Senator. Civil Service Reform and Democratic. In place of Hon In place of Thomas H. Herndon, died March 23, 1883. In place of Ma sena E. Cutts, died Septem ber 1, 1883. 1 In place of Andrew S. Herron,at November 27, 1882. Jonathan T. Und graff, died November 30, 1882. Hon. John Paul, appointed U.S. Judge, resigned September 5, 1883. In place of John E. Kenna, resigned. 11T In place of Walter R. Pool, died August 25, 1883. Died December 16, 1883.

Made up thus: 1881, Gold bullion, $84,943; gold coin, $1,741,364: silver bullion, $11,852,995; silver coin, $547.642. 1882, Gold bullion, $1,598,336; gold coin, $29,805,289;: silver bullion, $11,653,547; silver coin, $423,099. 1883. Gold bullion, $4,118,455; gold coin, $4,802,454; silver bullion, $12,551,378: silver coin, $150,894. **Made up thus: 1881, Gold bullion, $30,993,919: gold coin, $69,032,340: silver bullion, $2,303,472; silver coin, $8,240,766. 1882, Gold bullion, $9,406,053; gold coin,

9,703,968

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