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Edgefield Advertiser
Edgefield, Edgefield County, South Carolina
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List of United States Senators whose terms expire on March 4 next, including their states and political affiliations, noting that successors depend on upcoming elections.
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The Senators of the United States, whose terms of service expire on the 4th of March next, and the political character of whose successors depends upon the elections to be
John Ruggles, conservative; New Hampshire, Henry Hubbard, Administration;
Massachusetts, John Davis, Whig; New Jersey, Garret D. Wall, Administration;
Delaware, Thomas Clayton, Whig; Virginia, Wm. H. Roane, Administration, (one vacancy beside); North Carolina, Brown and Strange, Administration, resigned; South Carolina, John C. Calhoun, Administration; Georgia, Wilson Lumpkin, Administration; Alabama, Wm. R. King, Administration; Mississippi, R. J. Walker, Administration; Louisiana, R. C. Nicholas, Administration; Tennessee, Alexander Anderson, Administration; Kentucky, J. J. Crittenden, Whig; Illinois, J. M. Robinson, Administration; Michigan, John Norvell, Administration; Arkansas, Wm. S. Fulton, Administration.
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4th Of March Next
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List of Senators whose terms expire on the 4th of March next, with states and political characters: John Ruggles (conservative, Maine implied); New Hampshire: Henry Hubbard (Administration); Massachusetts: John Davis (Whig); New Jersey: Garret D. Wall (Administration); Delaware: Thomas Clayton (Whig); Virginia: Wm. H. Roane (Administration, one vacancy); North Carolina: Brown and Strange (Administration, resigned); South Carolina: John C. Calhoun (Administration); Georgia: Wilson Lumpkin (Administration); Alabama: Wm. R. King (Administration); Mississippi: R. J. Walker (Administration); Louisiana: R. C. Nicholas (Administration); Tennessee: Alexander Anderson (Administration); Kentucky: J. J. Crittenden (Whig); Illinois: J. M. Robinson (Administration); Michigan: John Norvell (Administration); Arkansas: Wm. S. Fulton (Administration). Successors' political character depends on elections.