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CONGRESS, UNITED STATES. The third 

 session of the Forty-second Congress* com- 

 menced at Washington on December 2, 1872. 

 (For the President's Message, tee PUBLIC DOCU- 

 MENTS, ANNUAL CYCLOPAEDIA, 1872.) The Vice- 

 President, Scbnyler Colfax, presided in the 

 Senate, and James G. Blaine presided as 

 Speaker of the House. 



In the Senate, on the same day, Mr. Sumner, 

 of Massachusetts, introduced a bill to regulate 



* The following I* a lift of members at the second * 

 elon of the Forty-second Congress: 



SENATE. 



Alabama Ocorge E. Spencer. William OoMthwalte. 

 Arkansas Benjamin F. Rice. Powell Clayton. 

 California Cornelius Cole, Eugene Casserly. 

 CanntcticHt Orris S. Ferry. William A. Buckingham. 

 l>,l.iiran Thomas F. Bayard, Eli Saulsbury. 

 Florida Thomas W. Osborn, Abijah Gilbert. 

 Gtorgia Joshua Hill. T. M. Norwood. 

 lllinoit LvmanTrambull, John A. Logan. 

 Indiana Oliver P. Morton. Daniel D. Pratt 

 Jotca .lames Harlan, George G. Wright. 

 Kantat Samuel C. Pomeroy, Alexander Caldwell. 

 Jfentufty--V> illis B. Matchen.t John W. Stevenson. 

 Louitiana John Bay. J. R. West 

 Main* Hannibal Hamlin. Lot M. Morrill. 

 Maryland OeOTse Vlckers. William T. Hamilton. 

 MoMttdiwittt* Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson. 

 Michigan Zachariah Chandler, Thomas W. Ferry. 

 Minnesota Alexander Ramsev. William Wlndom. 

 Jfittittippi Adelbert Ames. James L. AJcorn. 

 Jfi>ouri Carl Schurz. Frank P. Bl.iir. 

 Xtbratka Thomas W. Tinton, P. W. Hitchcock. 

 Xteada James W. Nye, William M. Stewart. 

 JTeni Uampthire James W. Patterson, Aaron H. Cragin. 

 Xetc Jtrtty John P. Stockton, F. T. Frelinirhuysen. 

 Jfew For* Roseoe Conkling. Renben E. Fenton. 

 Worth Carolina John Pool. Matt W. Ransom. 

 Onto John Sherman. Allen G. Thurman. 

 Oregon Henry W. Corbctt, James K. KeDey. 

 fenntylrania Simon Cameron, John Scott. 

 Rhode Idansl William Sprague. Henry B. Anthony. 

 South i 'arolina Frederick A. Sawyer, Tho>. J. Robertson 

 Tennetue Wllllan G. Brownlow, Henry Cooper. 

 Terat J. W. Flanagan. Morgan C. Hamilton. 

 Vermont Justin S. Morrill, George F. Edmunds. 

 Virginia .John F. Lewis, J. W. Johnson. 

 Wt*t Virgin in Arthur I. Boreman. Henry O. Davis. 

 Wucontin Timothy O. Howe, Matthew It Carpenter. 



HOUSE. 



Alabama Benjamin 8. Turner, Charles W. Buckler W 

 A. Handley. Charles Hays, Peter M. Dox. Joseph II Slow 



Arkaxt'U lames M. Hanks, O. P. Snyder, Thomas Bales 



California $. O. Houghton, A. A. Sargent, J. M. Coghlan 



Connecticut Joseph R. Hawley, S. W. Kellogg II II 

 Starkweather, Wm. II. Barnum. 



/<< In inirt Benjamin T. Biggs. 



StorMa.1m\*n T. Wafls. 



Oeorffla\. T. Mclntyre, P.lchard H. Whitelv, John 8. 

 Blgby, Erasmus W. Beck, D. M. DuBose, William T. Price, 

 H6ree M. B. i oung. 



nitnoi* Charles B. Farwcll, John F. Farnsworth, Horatio 

 C. Burchard, John B. Hawley, Bradford N. Stevens Henry 

 Snapp, Jesse II. Moore. James C. Robinson. Thompson W. 

 Mc.Vecly, Edward T. Rice, Samuel S. Marshall, John B. Hay 

 John M. < 'robs. At large, John S. Beveridge 



In,/i,ma William E. Niblack, Michael C. Kerr WllUam 8 

 Holman, Josenh M. Wilson. John Cobum, Daniel W. Voor- 



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the Army Register and the regimental colors 

 of the United States. It was as follows : 



Whereat, The national unity and good-will among 

 fellow-citizens can be assured only through oblivion 

 of past differences, and it is contrary to the usage 

 of civilized nations to perpettate tne memory of 

 civil war : therefore 



Jit it enacted, etc.. That the names of battles with 

 fellow-citizens shall not be continued in the Army 

 Register or placed on the regimental colors of the 

 United States. 



lotea George W. McCrary. A. B. Cotton, W. O. Donnan, 

 Madlwn M. Waldcn, Frank W. Palmer, Jackson Orr 



A'in-D. P. Lowe. 



JTi<Bct-.Edward Crossland. Henry D. McIIenrv. Joseph 

 II. Lewis. William B. Read, Boyd Winchester, William E. 

 Arthur. James B. Beck, George M. Adams, John M. I 



^!^y~'- IU fe Sypber ' Llonel A - 9h<!l <Jon, C. B. Dar- 

 r*n, Aleck Boatman. Frank Mor<.y 



Main* John Lynch, William P. Frye, James O. Blaine, 

 John A. Peters. Eugene Hale. 



Maryland Samuel Hambleton, Stevenson Archer Thomas 

 Bwann. John Ritchie, William M. Merrick. 



t AppoloUd bj ik< CkmnwK 



3fattae!ituetti James Bufflnton, Oakes Ames. Ginery 

 Twlchell, Samuel Hooper, Benjamin F. Butler, Nathaniel P. 

 Bonks, Constantino C. Esty, George F. Hoar, Alvah Crocker, 

 Henry L. Dawes. 



Michigan Henry Waldron. William L. Btoughton, Austin 

 Blair, Omar D. Conger, Jabez G. Sutherland. W. D. Fos- 

 ter. 



Mlnnetota Mark H. Dunnell, John T. Arerill. 



Jtintietipjn George E. Harris, J. L. Morphis, Henry W. 

 Barry. George C. McKee. Le Grand W. Peroe. 



JdwoarJ-Erastus Wells, G. A. Flnkclnburg, J. R. McCor- 

 mick. H. E. Havens. Samuel S. Burdett A. Comingo, Isaac CX 

 Parker. James O. Blair. Andrew King. 



Nebratka John Taffe. 



Nevada C. W. Kendall. 



Xetf Hampshire Ellcry A. Hibbard, Samuel N. BelL 

 Hosea N. Parker. 



-V, ic Jeneuiotia W. Ilazelton, Samuel C. Forker, John T. 

 Bird. John Hill, George A. Halsey. 



.\',ir fork I>wight Townsend, Thomas Kinsella, Henry 

 W. Slocum, Robert B. Roosevelt. William R. Roberts, Samuel 

 B. Cox, Smith Ely, Jr., James Brooks, Fernando Wood, Clark- 

 son N. Potter, Charles St John. John II. Ketcham, Joseph II 

 Tuthlll. Eli Perry, Joseph M. Warren, John Rogers, William 

 A. Wheeler. John M. Carroll. Eliznr II. Prindle. Clinton L. 

 Merriam. Ellis H. Roberts, William E. Lansing. R Holland 

 Dad, John E. Seely. William H. Lamport, Milo Goodrich. 

 Horace B. Smith. Freeman Clarke, Seth Wakeman. William 

 Williams. Walter L. Sessions. 



Xnrth i 'iiraltnn Clinton L. Cobb, Charles R. Thomas, Al- 

 fred M. Waddell, Hion II. Rogers, James M. Leach, Francis E 

 Bhober, J. C. Harper. 



Ohio Ozro J. Dodds, Job E. Stevenson, Lewis D. Camp- 

 bell, J. F. McKenney, Charles L. Lamlson, John A. Smith, 

 Samuel ShellabargiT. John Beatty, Charles Foster. Erasmus 

 I). Pi-vk, John T. Wilson, Phtladelph Van Trump, Ueon.'e W. 

 Morgan, James Monnx-. WillLun P. Sprague. John A. Bing- 

 ham, Jacob A. Ambler. William H. Upson, James A. Garfleld. 



Oregon Joseph II . Slater. 



Penntyl mnin Samuel J. Randall. J. V. Creelv, Leonard 

 Myers, William D. Kelley. A. C. Harmer. E. L. Acker, Wash- 

 ington Townsend, J. Lawrence Getz, Oliver J. Diekev. John 

 W. Kilhnger, John a Storm, L. D. Shoemaker, J. D. Straw- 

 bridge, John B. Packer, Richard J. Haldeman, B. F. Meyers, 

 R. Milton Spear, Henry Sherwood, Glennl W. Scofleld, Samuel 

 Griffith. Henry D. Foster, Jauies S. Negley, Ebenezer McJun- 

 kin. William McClelland. 



Rh/xte fulftnil Benjamin T. tomes, James M. Pendleton, 



Smith Carolina Joseph H. Rainey, Robert C. De Large- 

 Robert B. Elliott, Alexander S. Wallace. 



TennesHte Roderick R. Butler. Horace Maynard. A. E. 

 Oarrett. John M. Bright E. J. Golladay, W. C. Whitthorno, 

 Robert P. CaldweU. W. W. Vanghan. ' 



Tes,i* Wm. S. Uerndon, John C. Conner, D. C. Giddings, 

 John Hancock. 



Vermont Charles W. WUlard, Luke P. Poland, Wortbing- 

 t.in C. Smith. 



Virginia John Critcher. James II. Plart, Jr., Charies H. 

 Porter, W. II. H. Stowell, R. T. W. Duke, John T. Harris, 

 Elliott M. Braxton, WllUam Terry. 



Wttt Virginia John J. Davis, Frank Hereford, James C. 

 McOrew. 



Witcoiurin Alexander Mitchell, Gerry W. Hazelton, J. 

 Allen Barber, Charles A. Eldredgc, Philetus Sawyer, Jeremiah 

 M. Eusk. 



DELEGATES. 



Arizona Richard C. McCormkk. 

 Colorado Jerome B. Chaflee. 

 Dakota Moses K. Armstrong. 

 Dittrict of Columbia N. T. Chlpman. 

 I,l,,ho Samuel A. Merritt. 

 Montana Wil'lam II. Claggett. 

 A'fir Mfriso Jos^ M. Gallegas. 

 rtnfi William II. Hooper. 

 Wrtfthlnnfon Seluelns Garfielde. 

 Wyoming WUUam T. Jones. 



