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Mississippi

Missouri..

Jackson.

John Bigier...

Peter F. Causey*

James E. Broome.

Term Exp Salry Legs're Mete. Gen. Elation.
11 M. Aug.
M. Aug.
1 Tu. Jan.
M. April.
2 Ta. Nov.
M. Oct.
1 M. Oct.
Tu. Nov.
2 Tu. Oct.
M. Aug.

Dec. 185 $2,500 2 M. Nov.
Nov. 1856 1,800 1 M. Nor
Dec. 1855 19,000 1 Th. Sept.
May, 1855 1,100 1 W. May.
Jan. 1855 1,333 1 Tat. June
Oct. 1855 1,500 1 M. Nov
M. Nov

Herschel V. Johnson..Nov. 1855 3,000

Joel A. Matteson
Joseph A. Wright..
James W. Grimes.
Lazarus W. Powell.
Panl O. Hebert
Anson P. Morrill).
T. Watkins Ligon..

Henry J. Gardner*..

¡1 M. Dec.
13 M. Jan..

Jan. 1857 1,500
Jan. 1856 1,30 January
Dec. 1856 1.000
Aug. 1855 2,53)
Jan. 1856
Jan. 1856) 1,500
Jan. 1857 3,600
Jan. 1856 2,500

Kinsley & Bingham†...¡Jan. 1856
John J. M'Rea...
Sterling Price.
Nathaniel B. Baker..

Annapolis.

Lansing

Jefferson City

Rodman M. Price

Myron H. Clark..

Thomas Bragg.
William Medill..
James Pollock..
William W. Hoppin.
James H. Adams.
Andrew Johnson
Edward M. Pease....
Stephen Royce.....
Joseph Johnson..

N. Hampshire.. Concord.

New-Jersey. Trenton

N. Carolina....Raleigh.

Pennsylvania.. Harrisburg

Rhode Island..Newport & Prov'e.

South Carolina. Columbia

2 M. Jan...

M. Dec.

1 M. Aug. 1 M. Nov.

2 W. Jan
1 W. Jan
1 W. Jan

12 M. Sept.

1 W. Nov.

2 M. Nov.

1,500

W. Jan

1 M. Jan..

jl Tu. Nov.

Jan. 1856 3,000
IM. & Tu. N.
Dec. 1856 2,000 Last M. Dec. 1 M. Ang.
June 1855 1,000 1 W. June...2 Tu. March.
Jan. 1857 1,800 2 Tu. Jan.... Tu. Nov.
Jan. 1857 4,000 1 Tu. Jan....1 Tu. Nov.
Jan. 1857 2,000 3 M. Nov.. 2 Th. Aug.
Jan. 1856 1,800 1 M. Jan.....2 Tu. Oct.
Jan. 1858 3,000 1 Tu. Jan....2 Tu. Oct.
May, 1856 400 May & Oct...1 W. April.
Dec. 1856 3,500 4 M. Nov 2 M. Oct.
Oct. 1855 2000 1 M. Oct... 1 Th. Aug.
Dec. 1855 2,000 In December 1 M. Aug.
2 Th. Oct....1 Tu. Sept.
2 M. Jan.. 4 Th. April.

...Oct. 1855 750
Jan. 1866 5,000

Wm. A. Barstow......Dec. 1855 1,250 1 M. Jan.....1 Tu. Nov. GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES-Oregon, Geo. L. Curry; Minnesota, Willis A. Gorman, New Mexico, David Merriwether; Utah, Edwin J. Steptoe; Washington, Isane J. Stevens; Nebraska, Mark W. Izard; Kansas, Andrew H. Reeder, The following States bold Legislative Sessions biennially, viz:-Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Michigan, Mississy pi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, lows, and Illinois Whigs Italice. Kaow-Nothings + Repaulienos.

43,232 3
155,113 149.00 8.050
179,122 198,568 8,524 185,720 172,186 11,177 351,203 167,535 6,332
7,626 8,735 614 6,779 3,616 730 7,322 4,867
Presidential electors chosen by the le gislature.

43,519 34,669 85 138,359 154,773 35,347

868,903

1980,427

2311,786

147,515

668.507

64,705 58,419
60-030 59.917
4,509 10,668 3 Admr
1814.
d since
26,770
10,948 13,837
18,011 3.951)
46,738 9 44.790 50,6831
15,001 10,418 Admitteld since 1844.

1 002,614

212,592

314.120

1 421.661

305,391

D. of C. and Terr's.

143,985

Total.....

1,393,089/1,395,395 158, 123 1,362,2421,223,795 291,378 1,291,6431,329,01366,3041 23,191,558

Pierce over rett, 203.305; Taylor over Cass, 128.447, Polk over Clay, 31,370.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

THE EXECUTIVE.

FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New-Hampshire, President of the United States...
DAVID R. ATCHISON, of Missouri, Vice President pro tem....................

THE CABINET.

WILLIAM L. MARCY, of New-York, Secretary of State..
JAMES GUTHRIE, of Kentucky, Secretary of the Treasury.
ROBERT M'CLELLAND, of Michigan, Secretary of the Interior..
JAMES C. DOBBIN, of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy..
JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi, Secretary of War.
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Pennsylvania, Postmoder-General.
CALEB CUSHING, of Massachusetts, Attorney-General.....

THE JUDICIARY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

ROGER B. TANEY, of Maryland, Chief Justice....

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Jon McLEAN, of Ohio, Associate Justice. | SAMUEL NELSON, of New-York, Associate Justice. JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia,

JOS CATRON, of Tennessee,
PETER V. DANIEL, of Virginia, 66

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..Salary $5,000

ROBERT C. GRIER, of Pa.,
BENJAMIN R. CURTIS, of Mass.,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala.,

Salary of Associate Justices, $4,500. Meets first Monday in December at Washington

XXXIIId CONGRESS.

SECOND SESSION OPENED MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1954.
CLOSES THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1855.

SENATE62 Members.

JESSE D. BRIGHT, of Indiana, President pro tem.

Whigs in Htalics, 18; Democrats in Roman, 88; Free Soilers in SMALL CAPS, 5; Vacancy, 1, The figures before each Senator's name, denote the year when his term closes.]

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-234 Members.

ALABAMA.

LINN BOYD, Ky., Speaker.-JOHN W. FORNEY, Pa.,. Clerk.

LOUISIANA.

1 William Dunbar,
2 Theodore G. Huni
3 Jno. E. Perkins, Jr.,
4 Roland Jones.
MAINE.

1 *Moses M'Donald,
2 Samuel Mayall,
3 E. Wilder Farley,
4 Samuel P. Benson,
5 Israel Washburn, Jr.,
6 *Thos. J. D. Fuller.
MARYLAND.

1 John R. Franklin,
2 Jacob Shower,
3 Joshua Vansent,
4 Henry May,

5 Wm. T. Hamilton,
6 Augustus R. Sollers.

MASSACHUSETTS.

1 Thomas D. Elliot,
2 Samuel L. Crocker,
3 J. Wiley Edmands,
4 Samuel H. Walley,
5 William Appleton,
6 Chas. W. Upham,
7 Nath. P. Banks, Jr.,
8 Tappan Wenticorth,
9 ALEX. DE WITT,
10 Eduard Dickinson,
11 John Z. Goodrich,
MICHIGAN.

1 David Stuart,
2 David A. Noble,
3 Samuel Clark,
4 Hestor L. Stevens.

MISSOURI.

1 Thomas H. Benton,
2 Alfred W. Lamb,
3 James J. Lindley,
4 John G. Miller,
5 Mordecai Oliver,
6 John S. Phelps,
7 Samuel Caruthers.
MISSISSIPPI.

1 Daniel B. Wright,
2 William S. Barry,
3 O R. Singleton,
4 Wiley P. Harris,
5 Wm. Barksdale.

NEW JERSEY.

1 *Nathan T. Stratton, 2 *Charles Skelton, 3 Samuel Lilly, 4 George Vail,

5 A. C. M. Pennington.

NORTH CAROLINA.

1 Henry M. Shaw,
2 Thoras Ruffin,
3 William S. Ashe,
4 Sion H. Rogers,
5 John Kerr,

6 Richard C. Puryear,
7 Burton Craige,
8 *Thos. L. Clingman.

NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1 Geo. W. Kittredge, 2 Geo. W. Morrison,

3 *Harry Hibbard.

NEW-YORK.

1 James Maurice, 2 Th. W. Cummings 3 Hiram Walbridge, 4 Mike Walsh, 5 Wm. M. Tweed, 6 John Wheeler, 7 Wm. A. Walker, 8 Francis B. Cutting, 9 Jared V. Peck, 10 William Murray, 11 The. R. Westbrook, 12 Isaac Teller, 13 Ruspell Sage,

14 Rufus W. Peckham, 15 Charles Hughes, 16 Geo. A. Simmons, 17 Bishop Perkins, 18 Peter Rowe. 19 George W. Chase, 20 Ors. B. Matteson, 21 Henry Bennett, 22 Henry C. Goodwin, 29 Caleb Lyon 24 Daniel T. Jones, 25 Eduin B. Morgan, 28 Andrew Oliver, 27 John J. Taylor, 28 George Hastings, 29 Davis Carpenter, 30 Benjamin Pringle, 31 Thos T. Flagler. 32 Solomon G. Haven, 39 Reuben E. Fenton.

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PENNSYLVANIA.

1 Thos. B. Florence,
2 Joseph R. Chandler,
3 John Robbins, Jr.,
4 William H. Witte,.
5 John M Nair,
6 William Everhart,
7 Samnel A. Bridges, .
8 J. Glancy Jones,
9 Isaac E. Heister,

Whigs in Italies, 13; Democrats in Roman, 157; Free Sollers in SMALL CAPITALE 8 There are siso five Delegates from Territories, who participate in the debates, but XXXIId Cougress.

Stater. Alabama.....

Arkansas

10 Ner Middleswarth,
11 Christian M Straub,
12 Hend'k B. Wright,
13 Asa Packer,
14 Galusha A. Grow,
15 James Gamble,
16 William H. Kurtz,
17 Samuel L. Russell,
18 John M'Culloch,
19 Augustus Drum,
20 John L. Dawson,
21 David Ritchie,
22 Thomas M. Horce,
23 Michael C. Trout,
24 Carhon B. Curtis,
25 John Dick.

RHODE ISLAND.
1 Thomas Davis,
2 *Benj. B. Thurston.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1 John M Queen,
2 *William Aiken,
3 L. M. Keitt,
4 Preston S. Brooks,
5 James L. Orr,
6 Wm. W. Boyce.
TENNERSPE.

1 Nath'l G. Taylor,
2 W. M. Churchwell,
3 Samuel A. Smith,
4 William Cullom,
5 Charles Ready!
6 Geo W. Jones,
7 Robert M. Bugg,
8 Felix K. Zollicoffer,
9 Enterson Etheridge,
10 Fred'k P. Stanion.
TEXAS.

1 Geo. W. Smythe,.
2 Peter H. Beit.
VERMONT..

1 James Meacham,
2 Andrew Tracy,
3 Alvah Sabin.
VIRGINIA.

1 *Thomas H. Bayly,
2 *John S. Millson,
3 John S. Caskie,
4 William Q. Goode,
5 Thomas S. Bocock,
6 Paulus Powell,
7 William Smith,

Chas. J. Faulkner,
9 11. A. Edmundson,
10 John Letcher,
11 %. Kidwell,
12 C. S. Lewis,

13 Fayette M'Mallen.
WISCONSIN,

1 Daniel Wells, Jr.,
2 Ben. C. Eastman,
3 John B. Macy.
DELEGATES.
Minnesota-Ĥ. M. Rico.
Nebraska-T. Johnson.
N. Mexico J. M. Gallegos.
Oregon-Joseph Lane.
Vuil J. Bernhisel.
Vacancy, 1; Total 234.
cannot vote. Members of the

W.D. States. W.D. Stater, 2 4 New-Jersey.... 1 48. Carolina..... 1 10 Massachusetts.. 9 2 New-York... ..12 21 Tennessee.

W.D. Stater."
1 6Illinois...

RECAPITULATION.
W.D.I Stater.

4 5 Maryland....

W.D.

6 4 2

California.. Connecticut

Delaware

Florida..

Georgia

2 Indiana
2 Iowa.
4 Kentucky

1 Louisiana

1 Maine...

2 6

3 Pennsylvania.. 9 16 Virginia..
3 Rhode Island.. 2 Wisconsin..

In the above classification, Messrs. De Wrrr of Massachusetts, and WADE of Ohio, are placed in the Demoemtic col emn, and GDINGS in the Whig.

WHIG ALMANAC, 1855.

XXXIVTH CONGRESS-AS FAR AS CHOSEN.

MAINK. Hannibal Hamlin, Wa. P. Fessenden.

VERMONT.

Salamon Prote,

Jan's Collamer.

MASSACHUSETTS. CHARLES SUMNER, HENRY WILSON, k. n.

RHODE ISLAND. Charles T. James, Philip Allen.

CONNECTICUT.

Isase Toucey.

Lafayette S Frater.

NEW-YORK.

Iron Fish, William II. Secard.

NEW-JERSEY. John R. Thomson, William Wright.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Richard Brodhead,

SENATE.

James M. Muson,
Robt. M. T. Hunter.

NORTH CAROLINA.
David S. Reid,
Asa Biggs.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Josiah J. Evans,
Andrew P. Butler.
GEORGIA.

Robert Toombs,
Alfred Iverson.

ALABAMA.

Clement C. Clay, Jr.

ARKANSAS.
Rob. W. Johnson,
Wm. K. Sebas.ian.

MICHIGAN.

Lewis Cass,
Chas. E. Stuart.

FLORIDA.
Stephen R. Mallory,
David L. Yulee.

TEXAS.

Thomas J. Rusk,
Sam Houston.

IOWA.

George W. Jones,
James Harlan, Rep.

WISCONSIN.

Henry Dodge,

JAMES DURKZE, Rep.

CALIFORNIA.

John B. Weller,

Whigs la Italics, 17; Democrats in Roman, 34; Free Soilers in SMALL CAPS, 3. Total, M.

MAINE.

1 John M. Wood, r
2 John J. Perry, r
3 Ebenezer Knowlton, r
4 Sam' Benson, I

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

120 Orsamus B. Matteson, w 21 Henry Bennett, w 22 Andrew Z. M'Carty, w 23 Wm. A. Gilbert, w 21 Amos P. Granger, w 5.Israel Washburn, Jr. r25 Edwin B. Morgan, w 6Th, J. D. Fuller, d26 Andrew Oliver, d

TERMONT.

1 James Heacham, w 2 Justin S. Morrill, w 3 Airah Sabin, w

MASSACHUSETTS.

1 Robert B. Hall, kn 2 Jes Buffington, k n 3 Williani S. Damrell,kn 4 Linus B. Comius, k n 5 Anou Barlingame, k n 6 Timothy Davis, kn 7 Nat P. Banks, Jr, kn 8 Ch'cy L. Knapp, k n 9 Alex. De Witt, k n 10 Henry Morris, k n 11 Mark Trafion, kn

27 John M. Parker, w
28 Wm. H. Kelsey, w
29 John Williams, d
30 Benj. Pringle, w
31 Thomas Flagler, w
32 Solomon G. Haven, w
33 Francis S. Edwards, kn

NEW-JERSEY.

1 Isaiah T. Clawson, w
2 Geo. R. Robbins, w
3 James Bishop, w
4 George Vail, d
5 A. C. M. Pennington,
PENNSYLVANIA.

1 Thos. B. Florence, d
2 Job R. Tyson, w
3 William Millward, w
4 Jacob Broom, k n
5 John Cadicalader, d
6 John Hickman, k úd
7 Sam'l C. Bradshaw, w
d
8 J. Glancy Jones

9 A. E. Roberts, k n w
10 John C. Kunkel, w

5 Thes. R. Whitney, kn11 James H. Campbell,

6 John Wheeler, d

12 Henry M. Fuller, w

7 Thos. Childs, Jr.'k n w13 Asa Packer, d

8 Abram Wakeman, w 9 Bayard Clarke, k'n w 10 Ambrose S. Murray, w 11 Rufus H. King, w 12 Killian Miller,

13 Rassel Sage, w 14 S. H. Dickson, w

15 Edward Podd, w

16 Geo. A. Simmons, w 17 Francis E. Spinner, d

14 Galusha A. Grow, r
15 John J. Pearce, r
16 Lemuel Todd, r
17 David F. Robinson, w
18 John R. Edie, w
19 John Corode, w
20 Jonathan Knight, w
21 David Ritchie, w
22 Sam'! A. Purviance, w
23 John Allison, w

18 Thomas R. Herton, w24 David Barclay, d

19 Jonas Hughston, w

25 John Dick, w

1 Timothy C. Day, r
2 John S. Harrison,r
3 Lewis D. Campbell, r
4 Matthias H. Nichols, r
5 Richard Mott, r
6 Jonas R. Emrie, r
7 Aaron Harlan, r
8 Benjamin Stanton, P
9 Cooper K. Watson, r
10 Oscar F. Moore, r
11 V. B. Horton, r
12 Samnel Galloway,
43 John Sherman, r
14 Philemon Bliss, r
15 William R. Sapp, 1
16 Edward Ball, r
17 Charles J. Albright, r
18 Benjamin F. Leiter, r
19 Edward Wade, r
20 Joshua R. Giddings, r

21 John A. Bingham, r

INDIANA.

1 Smith Miller, d

2 Wm. H. English, d
3 George G. Dunn, r-
4 David P. Holloway, r
5 Will Cumback, r
6 Lucien Barbour, r
7 Harvey D. Scott, r
8 Daniel Mace, r
9 Schnyler Colfax, r
ICntiel Brenton, r
11 John U. Pettitt, r

Nebraska men in Ita, 33; Anti-Nebraska in Roman, 118. ka. Know-Nothing. Seat contested.

FLORIDA. Augustus E. Maxwell, d

WISCONSIN.
Daniel Wells, Jr. d
C. C. Washburn, r
Charles Billinghurst, r

CALIFORNIA.

J, W. Denter, d*
Philip T. Herbert, d

w.big; d. Democrat; r. Republican;

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