Governors.
Henry W. Collier...
John S. Roane.........
San Jose, or, Vallejo. John Bigler...
Hartford & N. Haven Thomas H. Seymour ....
Dover
William H. Ross..
Thomas S. Brown*
Howell Cobb...
Augustus C. French.
Tallahassee.....
Milledgeville.
Springfield...
Indianapolis.
Iowa City...
Frankfort..
Baton Rouge..
Augusta..
Annapolis.
Boston..
Lansing..
Jackson...
Jefferson City.
Concord....
Albany...
Raleigh...
Columbus...
Harrisburgh....
Newport & Prov...
Columbia....
Nashville......
Austin....
Term Exp's Salary|Leg're Meets. Gen. Election.
Dec. 1853.82.500 2 M. Nov....1 M. Aug.
Nov. 1852... 1.800 1 M. Nov....1 M. Aug.
Dec. 1853...10.000 1 M. Jan..... Tu. Nov.
May, 1862... 1.100 1 W. May.... 1 M. April
Jan. 1854.... 1.333 1 Tu. Jan.... 2 Tu. Nov.
Oct. 1853.... 1.5001 M. Nov....1 M. Oct.
Nov. 1853... 3.000 1 M. Nov.... I M. Oct.
Jan. 1853.... 1.500 2 M. Jan..... 1 Tu. Nov.
Jan. 1853... 1 300 Jan. 8....... 1 M. Aug.
Stephen Hempstead. Dec. 1854...
Lazarus W. Powell...... Sept. 1852...
Joseph Walker.......... Jan. 1854,...
John Hubbard.......... Jan. 1853....
Enoch Loujs Lowe...... Jan. 1854....
George S. Boutwell......Jan. 1853....
Robert McClelland... Jan. 1854...
Henry S. Foote........ Jan. 1854....
Austin A. King.......... Nov. 1852...
Samuel Dinsmoor........ June, 1852..
George F. Fort.... Jan. 1854...
Washington Hunt*
David S. Reid.
Reuben Wood..
William Bigler....................
Philip Allen..........
John H. Means..
William B. Campbell..
Peter H. Bell...
Charles K. Williams*
Joseph Johnson...
Leonard J. Farwellk
1 M. Dec....1 M. Aug. 1 M. Dec....1 M. Aug. 3 M. Jan.....1 M. Nov. 2 W. Jan.... 2 M. Sept. 3,600 1 W. Jan.......... 1 W. Nov. 2.800 1 W Jan.... 2 M. Nov. 1.5001 M. Jan.....1 Tu. Nov. 3.0001 M. Jan.....1 M & Tu. N. 2,000 Last M. Dec. 1 M. Aug. 1.000 1 W. Ju..... 9 Tu. March. 1.600 2 Tu. Jan.... 1 Tu. Nov. Jan. 1853.... 4.000 1 Tu. Jan.... 1 Tu. Nov. Jan. 1853.... 2.000 3 M. Nov.... 1 Th. Aug. Dec. 1853... 1.200 1 M. Jan.... 2 Tu. Oct. Jan. 1855.... 3.0001 Tu. Jan,... 2 Tu..Oct. May, 1852... 400 May & Oct.. 1 W. April. Dec. 1852... 3.500 4 M. Nov.... 2 M. Oct. Oct. 1853.... Dec. 1853... Oct. 1852.... Jan. 1856.... Dec. 1853...
1 M. Oct.....! Th. Aug. In Dec...... M. Aug. 2 Th. Oct....1 Tu. Sept. 5.000 2 M. Jan..... Not fixed. 1.250 1 M. Jan..... 1 Tu. Nov.
The following States hold Legislative Sessions biennially, viz:-Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois. * Whig.
Taylor over Cass, 138,447; Polk over Clay, $7,370; Harrison over Van Buren, 145,900; Cass and Van Buren over Taylor, 152,931; Clay and Birney over Polk, 28,934. In 1836, Harrison received 737,711 votes, and Van Buren, 763,587, giving the latter a majority of 25.876. General Harrison that year received the popular majority and electoral votes in the States of Massachusetts, Vermont, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, Indiana, and Tennessee.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
MILLARD FILLMORE, of New York, President of the United States..Salary $25,000.
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, Secretary of State
THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury..
ALEXANDER H. H. STUART, of Virginia, Secretary of the Interior.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy.
CHARLES M. CONRAD, of Louisiana, Secretary of War.
NATHAN K. HALL, of New York, Postmaster General.
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, of Kentucky, Attorney-General.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER B. TANEY, of Maryland, Chief Justice...
JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio,
JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia,
JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee,
JOHN MCKINLEY, of Kentucky,
Associate Justice. PETER V. DANIEL, of Virginia, Associate Justice
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York,
ROBERT C. GRIER, of Pennsylva.,
BENJAMIN R. CURTIS, of Massach.,
Salary of Associate Justices, $4,500.
FIRST SESSION assembled Monday, December 1st, 1851.
SECOND SESSION assembles Monday, December 6, 1852..
WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama, President pro tem.
Whigs in Italics, 24; Opposition in Roman, 33; Free Soilers in SMALL CAPS, 3: Vacancies, 2. The figures before each Senator's name denote the year when his term closes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-233 Members.
LINN BOYD, KY., Speaker.
3 Alexander G. Reun,
4 John Moore.
1 John Bragg, [S. R.]
2 James Abercrombie,[U]
3 *S. W. Harris, [S.R
4 William R. Smith,[U]
5 Geo. S. Houston, U
6 *W. R. W. Cobb, [U]
1 Alexander White, (U.
1 Moses McDonald,
2 John Appleton,
3 Robert Goodenoro,
4 Charles Andrews,
5 Ephraim K. Smart,
6 Israel Washburn, jr.,
7 *Thos. J. D. Fuller.
MARYLAND.
1 * Richard I. Bowie,
2 Wm. T. Hamilton.
3 *Elward Hammond,
4 Thos. Yates Walsh,
5 Alexander Evans,
6 Joseph S Coltman.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1 William Appleton,
2 Ro. Rantoul, jr., [F.S]
3 James H. Duncan,
4 Benjamin Thompson,
5 *CHAS. ALLEN, [F.S.]
6 George T. Davis,
7 John Z. Goodrich,
8 *HORACE MANN, (F.S]
9 *Orin Fowler, [F. S.]
10 Zeno Scudder.
1 Jos.W Jackson,[SR]
2 Jaines Johnson, [U.]]
3 David J. Balley[3.R
4 Charles Murphy, [U.]
5 Elj. W. Chastain, U
6 Junius Hillyer, [U]
7* Alex. H. Stephens, (U1
8 *Robert Toombs, (U.
MICHIGAN.
Eben'r J. Penniman,
2 Charles E. Stuart,
3 James I.. Conger.
MISSOURI.
1 John F. Darby,
2 Gilchrist Porter,
3 John G. Miller,
4*Willard P. Hall.†
5 *John S. Phelps.
MISSISSIPPI.
1 D. B. Nabors, [U.]
2 John A. Wilcox, [U.]
8 John D. Freeman,[U]
4 *Albert G. Brown.[U]
NEW JERSEY.
1 Nathan T. Stratton,
2 Charles Skelton,
3 *Isaac Wildrick,
4 George H. Brown,
5 Rodman M. Price.
NORTH CAROLINA.
13 James Gamble,
14 Thos. M. Hibighaus,
15 William H. Kurtz,
16 *Jas. X. McLanahian,
17 Andrew Parker,
18 John L. Dawson,
19 Joseph H. Kuhns,
20 John Alison,
JOHN W. FORNEY, PA., Clerk.
3 Emanuel B. Hart,
4 J. H. Hobart Haws,
5 *George Briggs,
6 James Brooks,
7 Abraham P. Stevens,
8 Gilbert Dean,
9 William Murray,
10 Marius Schoonmaker,
11 Josiah Sutherland,
12 David L. Seymour,
13 John J. Schoolcraft,
14 John H Boyd,
15 Joseph Russell,
16 John Wells,
17 Alexander H. Buell,
18 Preston King, [F. Š.]
19 Willard Ives,
20 Timothy Jenkins,
21 William W. Snow,
22 Henry Bennett.
23 Leander Babcock,
24 Daniel T. Jones,
25 Thomas Y. How, jr.,
26 Henry S. Walbridge,
27 William A. Sackett,
28 Ab. M. Schermerhorn,
29 Jerediah Horsford,
30 Reuben Robie,
31 Frederick S. Martin,
32 Solomon G. Haven,
33 Augustus P. Hascall,
31 *Lorenzo Burrows.
1 *David T. Disney,
2.D. Campbell, [F.S.]
3 Hiram Bell,
4 Benjamin Stanton,
5 Alfred P. Edgerton,
6 Frederick Green,
7 Nelson Barrere,
8 *John L.. Taylor,
9 Edson B. Olds,
10 *Charles Sweetser,
11 George H. Busby,
12 John Welch,
13 James M. Gaylord,
14 Alexander Harper,
15 Wm. F. Hunter, [F.S.]
16 John Johnson, [Ind.]
17 Joseph Cuble,
1*T. L. Clingman,[S.R] 18
2*Joseph P. Caldwell,
3 Alfred Dockery,
4 James T. Morehead,
5A. W. Venable, [S.R.]
6 John R. J. Daniel,
7 William S. Ashe,
8 * Edward Stanly,
9
David Outlaw.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1 *AMOS TUCK, [F. S.]
2 Chas. H. Peaslee,
3 Jared Perkins, [F. S.]
4 *Harry Hibbard.
NEW YORK.
1 Louis St. Martin, [SR]| 1 John G. Floyd,
2 J. Aristide Landry, 2 Obadiah Boune,
David K. Cariter,
19 Eben Newton, [F. S.]
20 J.R.GIDDINGS, [F.S.]
21 N.S.Townshend [F.S.],
PENNSYLVANIA
1 Thomas B. Florence,
2 Joseph R. Chandler,
3* Henry D. Moore,
4 John Robbins, jr..
5 John McNair,
6 *Thomas Ross,
7 John A. Morrison,
8 Thaddeus Stevens,
9 J. Glancy Jones,
10 *Milo M. Dimmick,
11 Henry M. Fuller,
21 Thomas M. Howe,
22 John W. Howe, [F.S.)
23 Carlton B. Curtis,
24 *Alfred Gilmore.
RHODE ISLAND. 1 *George G. king, 2 Benj. B. Thurston.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
1 Daniel Wallace(S.R
2 *James L. Orr, (S.R.j
3*J.A.Woodward, [S.Rj
4 *John McQueen(s Rj
5 *Armistead Burt (SRj
6 William Aiken,[S. R.]
7 *Wm.F.Colcock (S.R]
TENNESSEE.
1 *Andrew Johnson,
2* Albert G. Watkins,
3 Wm. M. Churchwell,
4 *John H. Savage,
5 *George W. Jones,
6 William H. Polk,
7 * Meredith P. Gentry,
8 William Cullom,
9 *Isham G. Harris,
10 Frederick P. Stanton
11 * Christo. H. Williams.
1 Richardson Scurry,
2 *Volney E. Howard.
VERMONT.
1 Ahiman L. Miner,
2 * William Hebard,
3 *James Meacham,
4 T. Bartlett, jr., (F. S.]
1 *John S. Millson, 2 *Richard K. Meade, 3 *Thomas H. Averett, 4*Thomas S. Bocock, 5 *Paulus Powell, 6 John S. Caskie, 7 *Thomas H. Bayly, 8 *Alex. R. Holliday, 9 James F. Strother, 10 Charles Jas. Faulkner, 11 John Letcher,
12 *Hen. A. Edmundson,
13 *Fayette McMullen,
14*James M. H. Beale,
15 Geo. W. Thompson.
WISCONSIN.
1 *CHAS. DURKEE,[F.S]
? Ben C. Eastman,
3*Jas. Duane Doty[In.]
DELEGATES.
Oregon-Joseph Lane.
N.Mero-R.H.Weightm'n
Minnesota-H. H. Sibley
12 Galusha A. Grow, Utah-John M.Bernhisel
[Whigs in Italics, 88; Opposition in Roman, 140; Distinctive Free Soilers in SKALE CAPE, 6-Total, 233. also four Delegates from Territories, who can speak, but not vote. The figures prefixed to the names indicate the Congressional Districts. * Members of the XXXIst Congress. † Seats contested. Ú. Union. S. R. Southern Rights.
W.Op. States. ....1 .4 2 New Jersey.. 14 South Carolina..... ..2 8 Massachusetts......9 1 New York........17 17 Tennessee.
2 Iowa............. 2 Michigan... ..2 North Carolina...6 3 Texas.....
Connecticut. 1 3 Kentucky.. ..5 6 Mississippi.
4 Ohio... ...11 10 Vermont.... ..3 2 Pennsylvania......9 16 Virginia. ...2 5 New Hampshire..2 2 Rhode Island......1 Wisconsin Georgia.......2 6 In the above classification, Messrs. Mann and Allen, of Massachusetts, Giddings, of Ohio, Tuck, of New Hampshire, are placed in the Whig column, and Durkee, of Wisconsin, in the Opposition Southern Rights members are classed according to former politics.
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