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Domestic News
November 13, 1879
The Manitowoc Pilot
Manitowoc, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
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Probable composition of the 1880 Wisconsin Legislature following elections: Senate with 25 Republicans and 8 Democrats; Assembly with 68 Republicans, 29 Democrats, 2 Greenbackers, and 1 Independent. Detailed lists of members by district and county provided.
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LEGISLATURE OF 1880.
The following is the probable composition of the next legislature. Republicans in roman; Democrats in italics.
SENATE.
1 Geo. Grimmer. 18 G. E. Sutherland.
2 D. M. Kelly. 19 A. Haben.
3 W. E. Chipman. 20 P. H. Smith.
4 O. B. Thomas. 21 J. A. Kellogg.
5 I. W. VanSchaick. 22 B. F. Carter.
6 G. H. Paul. 23 J. B. Bennett.
7 E. Hyde. 24 S. S. Fifield.
8 J. V. Quarles. 25 G. B. Burrows.
9 H. S. Sacket 26 M. Anderson.
10 R. Weaver. 27 C. L. Dering.
11 T. B. Scott. 28 J. B. McGrew.
12 J. W. Blackstone. 29 H. E. Houghton,
13 E. C. McFetridge. 30 Mich. Griffin
14 E. E. Woodman. 31 G. VanSteenwyk.
15 J. Rankin. 32 W. T. Price.
16 G. W. Ryland. 33 L. Morgan.
17 H. Richardson.
Republicans, 25; Democrats, 8.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams—S. W. Pierce.
Ashland, Bayfield, Barron, Burnett, Douglass and Polk—L. L. Gunderson.
Brown—B. Fontaine. D. E. Sedgwick, C. Wilcox,
Buffalo—Frank Gilman,
Calumet—J. W. Parkinson,
Chippewa and Price—H. C. McRae.
Clark, Lincoln, Taylor and Wood—N. H. Withee.
Columbia—A. Eaton. Matt. Lowth.
Crawford—M. M. Webster.
Dane—John Tierney, Thomas Beattie, C. G. Crosse.
Dodge—Aug. Baessler, J. Heimerl Jr., D. C. Williams, B. F. Sherman.
Door—E. S. Minor,
Dunn—J. McGilton.
Eau Claire—Ira B. Bradford.
Fond du Lac—W. A. Adamson, D. D. Trelevan, J. F. Ware, Ignatius Klotz.
Grant—Chas. Watson, John A. Klindt, J. Brindley.
Green—Cyrus Troy, Burr Sprague.
Green Lake—Richard Pritchard
Iowa—R. Kennedy. Chas. G. Cox.
Jackson—R. D. Wilson.
Jefferson—Jesse Stone. J. D. Bullock, S. A. Craig
Juneau—Geo. P. Kenyon, John T. Kingston.
Kenosha—Cornelius Williams.
Kewaunee—J. E. Darbellay.
La Crosse—John Bradley.
La Fayette—T. H. Sheldon, Bernard McGinty.
Manitowoc—John Carey, Fred Pfun der, W. H. Hemschemeyer.
Marathon—John Ringle.
Marquette—C. S. Kelsey
Milwaukee—C. C. Paine. Otto Lav erenze, Edward Keogh, E. B. Simpson, John Bentley, C. S. Roesser, C. L. Colby, C. F. Freeman, L. F. Gilson, W. Boorse, Patrick Merrity
Monroe—Eli Waste, Robert Campbell
Oconto, Marinette and Shawano—O A. Ellis.
Outagamie—J. C. Peterson, J. Moyer
Ozaukee—Fred W. Horn (Ind.)
Pepin and part of Buffalo—W. Allison
Pierce—N. P. Haugen.
Portage—T. H. McDill.
Racine W. P. Packard, J. Bosustow
Richland—W. H. Joslin. J. H. Case.
Rock—R. J. Burge, F. S. Lawrence, L. S. Lord.
St. Croix—James Hill
Sauk—E. Blakeslee, T. Gillespire.
Sheboygan—W. M. Root, E. McIntyre, John Ruch.
Trempealeau—A. A. Arnold.
Vernon—J. Eckhardt, Jr., D. C. Yakey
Walworth—G. R. Allen, D. S. Barnes, C. S. Blanchard.
Washington—J. G. Frank, B. S. Weil
Waukesha—J. Schmitz, H. M. Ackley
Waupaca—S. A. Phillips, N. Anderson
Waushara—C. W. Moors.
Winnebago—Wm. Wall, A. H. F Krueger, H. W. Webster, D. R. Bean.
Republicans, 68; democrats, 29; greenbackers, in small caps, 2; independent, 1.
The following is the probable composition of the next legislature. Republicans in roman; Democrats in italics.
SENATE.
1 Geo. Grimmer. 18 G. E. Sutherland.
2 D. M. Kelly. 19 A. Haben.
3 W. E. Chipman. 20 P. H. Smith.
4 O. B. Thomas. 21 J. A. Kellogg.
5 I. W. VanSchaick. 22 B. F. Carter.
6 G. H. Paul. 23 J. B. Bennett.
7 E. Hyde. 24 S. S. Fifield.
8 J. V. Quarles. 25 G. B. Burrows.
9 H. S. Sacket 26 M. Anderson.
10 R. Weaver. 27 C. L. Dering.
11 T. B. Scott. 28 J. B. McGrew.
12 J. W. Blackstone. 29 H. E. Houghton,
13 E. C. McFetridge. 30 Mich. Griffin
14 E. E. Woodman. 31 G. VanSteenwyk.
15 J. Rankin. 32 W. T. Price.
16 G. W. Ryland. 33 L. Morgan.
17 H. Richardson.
Republicans, 25; Democrats, 8.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams—S. W. Pierce.
Ashland, Bayfield, Barron, Burnett, Douglass and Polk—L. L. Gunderson.
Brown—B. Fontaine. D. E. Sedgwick, C. Wilcox,
Buffalo—Frank Gilman,
Calumet—J. W. Parkinson,
Chippewa and Price—H. C. McRae.
Clark, Lincoln, Taylor and Wood—N. H. Withee.
Columbia—A. Eaton. Matt. Lowth.
Crawford—M. M. Webster.
Dane—John Tierney, Thomas Beattie, C. G. Crosse.
Dodge—Aug. Baessler, J. Heimerl Jr., D. C. Williams, B. F. Sherman.
Door—E. S. Minor,
Dunn—J. McGilton.
Eau Claire—Ira B. Bradford.
Fond du Lac—W. A. Adamson, D. D. Trelevan, J. F. Ware, Ignatius Klotz.
Grant—Chas. Watson, John A. Klindt, J. Brindley.
Green—Cyrus Troy, Burr Sprague.
Green Lake—Richard Pritchard
Iowa—R. Kennedy. Chas. G. Cox.
Jackson—R. D. Wilson.
Jefferson—Jesse Stone. J. D. Bullock, S. A. Craig
Juneau—Geo. P. Kenyon, John T. Kingston.
Kenosha—Cornelius Williams.
Kewaunee—J. E. Darbellay.
La Crosse—John Bradley.
La Fayette—T. H. Sheldon, Bernard McGinty.
Manitowoc—John Carey, Fred Pfun der, W. H. Hemschemeyer.
Marathon—John Ringle.
Marquette—C. S. Kelsey
Milwaukee—C. C. Paine. Otto Lav erenze, Edward Keogh, E. B. Simpson, John Bentley, C. S. Roesser, C. L. Colby, C. F. Freeman, L. F. Gilson, W. Boorse, Patrick Merrity
Monroe—Eli Waste, Robert Campbell
Oconto, Marinette and Shawano—O A. Ellis.
Outagamie—J. C. Peterson, J. Moyer
Ozaukee—Fred W. Horn (Ind.)
Pepin and part of Buffalo—W. Allison
Pierce—N. P. Haugen.
Portage—T. H. McDill.
Racine W. P. Packard, J. Bosustow
Richland—W. H. Joslin. J. H. Case.
Rock—R. J. Burge, F. S. Lawrence, L. S. Lord.
St. Croix—James Hill
Sauk—E. Blakeslee, T. Gillespire.
Sheboygan—W. M. Root, E. McIntyre, John Ruch.
Trempealeau—A. A. Arnold.
Vernon—J. Eckhardt, Jr., D. C. Yakey
Walworth—G. R. Allen, D. S. Barnes, C. S. Blanchard.
Washington—J. G. Frank, B. S. Weil
Waukesha—J. Schmitz, H. M. Ackley
Waupaca—S. A. Phillips, N. Anderson
Waushara—C. W. Moors.
Winnebago—Wm. Wall, A. H. F Krueger, H. W. Webster, D. R. Bean.
Republicans, 68; democrats, 29; greenbackers, in small caps, 2; independent, 1.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Wisconsin Legislature
1880 Elections
Republicans
Democrats
Senate Composition
Assembly Members
Where did it happen?
Wisconsin
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Wisconsin
Event Date
1880
Outcome
senate: republicans 25, democrats 8. assembly: republicans 68, democrats 29, greenbackers 2, independent 1.
Event Details
Probable composition of the next legislature. Republicans in roman; Democrats in italics. Senate districts 1-33 with named members. Assembly by counties/districts with named representatives.