Sullivan counties. The 11th District comprising Ulster and Greene counties. The 12th District comprising Dutchess and Columbia counties. The 13th District comprising Rensselaer County. The 14th District comprising Albany County. The 15th District comprising Saratoga, Washington, Hamilton and Warren counties. The 16th District comprising Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties. The 17th District comprising Herkimer and St. Lawrence counties. The 18th District comprising Montgomery, Fulton, Schenectady and Schoharie counties. The 19th District comprising Delaware and Otsego counties. The 20th District comprising Oneida County. The 21st District comprising Chenango, Broome and Cortland counties. The 22nd District comprising Madison and Oswego counties. The 23rd District comprising Jefferson and Lewis counties. The 24th District comprising Onondaga County. The 25th District comprising Cayuga and Wayne counties. The 26th District comprising Ontario, Seneca, and Yates counties. The 27th District comprising Chemung, Schuyler, Tioga and Tompkins counties. The 28th District comprising Steuben and Livingston counties. The 29th District comprising Monroe County. The 30th District comprising Allegany, Genesee and Wyoming counties. The 31st District comprising Niagara and Orleans counties. The 32nd District comprising Erie County. The 33rd District comprising Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties. Note: There are now 62 counties in the State of New York. Bronx and Nassau counties had not yet been established. The area of the Bronx was at this time in Westchester County; and the area of Nassau in Queens County. Result 25 Whigs, 4 Softs, 3 Know Nothings and 1 Hard were elected to the 34th Congress; and 2 Whigs were elected to fill the vacancies in the 33rd Congress. The incumbents Wheeler, Sage, Simmons, Matteson, Bennett, Morgan, Oliver, Pringle, Flagler and Haven were re-elected; the incumbents Walsh, Hughes, Hastings, Carpenter and Fenton were defeated. Note: For candidates running on more than one ticket, the number of votes is the total polled on all tickets. Aftermath Isaac Teller and Henry C. Goodwin took their seats in the 33rd United States Congress at the beginning of the second session on December 4, 1854. The House of Representatives of the 34th United States Congress met for the first time at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., on December 3, 1855. Thomas Child, Jr., never took his seat, due to a prolonged illness. Orsamus B. Matteson resigned his seat on February 27, 1857; and Francis S. Edwards and William A. Gilbert resigned on February 28. The three seats remained vacant for the remaining days of this