HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. FORTY-THIRD Congress, COMMENCING MARCH 4, 1873, AND ENDING MARCH 4, 1875. JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine, SPEAKER. of CLERK. Alabama-8. Alex. White (at large). Chris. C. Sheats (at large). 1. Fred. G. Bromberg. 2. James T. Rapier. 3. Charles Pelham. 4. Charles Hays. 5. John H. Caldwell. 6. Joseph Sloss. Arkansas-4. John M. Bradley (at large). 1. Asa Hodges. 2. Oliver P. Snyder. 3. Thomas M. Gunter. California-4. 1. Charles Clayton. 2. H. Frank Page. 3. J. K. Luttrell. 4. Sidney O. Houghton. Connecticut. [Elects four Representatives in April, 1873.] Delaware-1. James R. Lofland. Florida-2. Josiah T. Wells (at large). Georgia-9. 1. Morgan Rawls. 2. R. H. Whiteley. 3. Philip Cook. 4. Henry R. Harris. Illinois-19. 1. John B. Rice. Indiana-13. Godlove S. Qrth (at large). Wm. Williams (at large). 1. William E. Niblack. 2. Simon K. Wolf. 3. William S. Hollman. 4. Jeremiah M. Wilson. 5. John Coburn. 6. Morton C. Hunter. 7. Thomas J. Cason. *Died since election. 8. James N. Tyner. 9. John E. Neff. 10. Henry B. Saylor. 11. Jasper Packard. Iowa-9. 1. George W. McCrary. 2. Aylett R. Cotton. 3. William G. Donnan. 4. Henry O. Pratt. 5. James Wilson. 6. William Loughridge. 7. John A. Kasson. 8. James W. McDill. 9. Jackson Orr. Kansas-3. David P. Lowe (at large). Kentucky-10. 1. Edward Crossland. 2. John Young Brown. 3. Charles W. Milliken. 4. William B. Read. 5. E. D. Standiford. 6. William E. Arthur. 7. James B. Beck. 8. Milton J. Durham. 9. George M. Adams. 10. John D. Young. Louisiana-6. P. B. S. Pinchback (at l'e). 1. J. Hale Sypher. 2. Lionel A. Sheldon. 3. Chester B. Darrall. 4. Samuel H. Peters. 5. Frank Morey. Maine-5. 1. John H. Burleigh. Maryland-6. 1. Ephraim K. Wilson. 2. Stevenson Archer. 3. William G. O'Brien. 4. Thomas Swann. 5. William J. Albert. 6. Lloyd Lowndes. Massachusetts-11. 1. James Buffinton. 2. Benjamin W. Harris. 3. William Whiting. 4. Samuel Hooper. 5. Daniel W. Gooch. 6. Benjamin F. Butler. 7. Ebenezer R. Hoar. 8. John M. S. Williams. 9. George F. Hoar. 10. Alvah Crocker. 11. Henry L. Dawes. Michigan-9. 1. Moses W. Field. 2. Henry Waldron. 3. George Willard. 4. James C. Burrows. 5. Wilder D. Foster. 6. Josiah W. Begole. 7. Omar D. Conger. 8. Nathaniel B. Bradley. 9. Jay A. Hubbel. Minnesota-3. 1. Mark H. Dunnell. Mississippi -6. 1. Lucius Q. C. Lamar. 2. A. R. Howe. 3. Henry W. Barry. 4. Jason Niles. 5. George C. McKee. 6. John R. Lynch. Missouri-13. 1. Edwin O. Stanard. 6. Harrison E. Havens. 9. Isaac C. Parker. 10. Ira B. Hyde. 11. John B. Clark, Jr. Nebraska-1. Nevada-1. Charles W. Kendall. New Hampshire. [Elects three Representatives next March, 1873.] New Jersey-7. 1. John W. Hazleton. New York-33. Lyman Tremain (at large). 1. Henry W. Scudder. 2. John G. Schumaker. 3. Stewart L. Woodford. 4. Philip S. Crooke. 5. William R. Roberts. 6. James Brooks. 7. Thomas J. Creamer. 16. James S. Smart. 25. Clinton D. McDougall. 26. William H. Lamport. 27. Thomas C. Platt. 28. Horace B. Smith. 29. Freeman Clarke. 30. George G. Hoskins. 31. Lyman K. Bass. 32. Walter L. Sessions. North Carolina -8. 1. Clinton L. Cobb. 2. Charles R. Thomas. 3. Alfred M. Waddell. 4. William A. Smith. 5. James M. Leach. 6. Thomas S. Ashe. 7. William M. Robbins. 8. Robert B. Vance. Ohio - 20. 1. Milton Sayler. 2. Henry B. Banning. 3. John Q. Smith. 4. Lewis B. Gunckel. 5. Charles N. Lamison. 6. Isaac R. Sherwood. 7. Lawrence J. Neal. 8. William Lawrence. 9. James W. Robinson. 10. Charles Foster. 11. Hezekiah S. Bundy. 12. Hugh J. Jewett. 13. Milton I. Southard. 14, John Berry. 15. William P. Sprague. 16. Lorenzo Danforth. 17. L. D. Woodworth. 18. James Monroe. 19. James A. Garfield. 20. Richard C. Parsons. Oregon-1. Joseph G. Wilson. Pennsylvania-27. Lemuel Todd (at large). G. W. Scofield (at large). Chas. Albright (at large). 1. Samuel J. Randall. 2. Charles O'Neill. 3. Leonard Myers. |