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~... the power to ne&ore proeperlty 01 the 01 for a peat party. To dlaeern a the !e8ODJ'CeII 01 a eompeteut and y to eep the tro t of a people' THEVWORLD ALMANAC FOR l!rbc'¥rar ISiS. TUB year,187S i~ the latter part of the s635t.h and t.he begillnln of the ~636th since the creation of the world. accordmg to the Jews. It answers to the 6588th ot9 the Julian Period, the 2628th from the foundation of Rome, the 2651Ht yem' of the Olympiads, and the yea.r 7383-84 of the Byzantine era. The looth year of Amedc;lJ~ Indcpenuence beginl! Jllly 4. ~be .fiour ';::'casons. D. H. M. D. H. M. Winter bewns, 1874. Decembcr 21. 6 14 el"f andJasts 89 0 S9 Spring , 1875, MarcIl 20, 7 13 ev., 92 20 26 Summer·" 1875, June' 21,339 ev., 93 1428 Autumn" 1875, September 23, 6 7 mo., 89 18 I Winter ".. "'IB75, December 22, 0 8 mo., Trop. year, ,365 5 54 Clt:onfunctfon of ~lanetst anlJ otb~ ~bcnomt1ta. ------_.__._------_._------.,.-_._---;--'------IMonth. Alpect. apart. I' Month.! Aspect. Washington Distance apart. I Wfts1~lnr;to.TIme. ! Dlstan~e , I Tim•• ------D n X I G' 1--1 D.H.X. o , Jan... CD near t I' 6' 14 e t 2 32 N. IJuly.. II> near ~ I 10 39 m. 5 21 S. •• IJ) near Ii! 4 3 45 c. ~ 8 39 N. " SUIl apogee. 3 0 19 m.
Q) 2 fl "1 26 ~ 252 S. ncar ~ 1 9 7 15 e. I ~ 3 20 N. 2+ near \1 7 45 Ill. May.. C) near 'i! I 2 7 30 C. Ii! 038 S., If) near 2+ 29 I 17 e. 2+ 4 2 N. ", ~ 0 Sun 116 9 23 e. ! ~ go 0 'V. i " (l near Ii! '29 II 18 c. ~ 352 N. ® near 2+ 17 5 10 m. ! 2+ 2 16 N. jiNov.. 2+ d SUIl 114 5 22 e. o stationary 118 10 0 m'l' Il .. ~ Dear 0 5 6 2 e. I t 237 N. CD near 0 ;23 2 SI m. 0 2 53 N. ii' C> Dear ~ I 6 2 31 e. I 'I 242N. G> nenr ~ /27 4 20 m'l ~ 3 0 N. I." ~ 0 SUD IJ2 7 .. m. ~ 90 oE. .. 19 17 W. J'W0' c> near \l I I 4 58 e. ~ 4 12 S. II" \1 gr. elon.\V. 'IS 20m. 'I Iltationary 6 0 0 m. ' " 0 near ~ '21 10 45 e. o 0 13 S. \1 gr. elon. E. '9 I 26 e, 1 II 24 It E.! " «> neal' 2+ :26 7 43 m. 2+. 426 N. c> near 2+ 113 813 m. ~ 2 IoN. !, " Q) near 'i! 129 834 m. ~ 4 8N. l 225 N . 2+ stationary 18 8 0 C. I I' ;Dec... CD Dellr " I 4 0 4 m. (I) near t 118 10 18 e. & 0 57 N. I .. (I) near 0 4 4 3 c. .; 158 N II t 8 Sun 20 3 21 m. ; CD near 2+ 124 I 12 m. ~ 4 S4 N· ,Gl near 'I /23 9, S2 D1. i 241 N. h .. (I) near 'i! 129 4 49 o. 'i! 252 N. l II CD ncar ~ i31 10 26 m. 'I 2 3N. NOTE.-Iu the table above, it is to be understood that the word "near" and the character d (conjunction) are synonymoutl, and mean that the two bodies are nearest each other at the time ex pressed, and that they are then on a line running from the North Pole through both bodies, and have the same right ascension. GR. BLON. means greate::;t elongation, or greatest apparent angular distance from the SUIi. The character a,indicates that the planet. is opposite the Sun, or 180 de~s., or half a circle east ofit, and rises when the Sun sets, and sets when he rises. When a plailet, IS a quarter ofa circle, or 90 degs. from the Sun, cast or we~t. it is known by o. These are the 8igns of theplanets: o the Sun: lODe the Moon; ~Mcrcury; ~Venus; ethcEarth; .;Yars; 2+ Jllpiter; \ Saturn; Itt Uranull ; ~ Neptune. . ftydes of ~ime anti ~lJurcb mays. •~~ ~J 7.'\ 'Q~. pi . 1?ominical Lett.er.... ••.••. C Sept'!.agesima-Su?,day, J~p. 2.J IEaster-Sun'c¥a .~ ..... Mar~h 28 Epact...... 23 Sexa",esima 31 Low·Sunday...... t April 4 Golden Number...... 14 Quinquagesima" Feb. 7 Rogation-Sunday ...... May 2 Solar Cycle...... 8 Ash-Wednesday, "10 I Ascension-Day ••••.... " 6 Roman Indiction...... 3 uadragesiroa-Sunday," 14 Whit·Sunday...... " 16 Julian Period...... 6588 ~id-Lent ...... !far. 7 Trinity-Sundar...... " 23 Dionysian Period...... 204 Palm-Sunday...... " 21 I Corpus Christl...... 27 Jewi:oh Lunar Cycle...... II Good-Friday ...... " 26 . Advent-Sunday...... Nov. 28
iLenal moHtm~s. ACCORDING TO THE LAWS or THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. New-Year's Day...... January :r I Election Day j Tuesdayafter the firAt Washington's Birthday•..•..•••...February 22 i ...... , N-0n~iYi~l~ove~be.r. DecorationDay...... May 30 I' Thanksgiving ...... { 8uallo~emg!;. aym Independence Day...••••••...••••.Ju]y 4 Christmas •..•....•. , .••.••..•..••December 25 Eclipses. There will be two Eclipses this year : I. A Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 6. Invisible in the United States. II. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun. September 29. Visible east of the Mississippi River as a Partial Eclipse, the Sun rising eclipsed. Also in Africa aud South-western Europe. The EClipse will be annular or ring-like from Sodus Point, 011 the south shore of Lake Ontario, Lyons, Oswego, Syracuse. Utica, Sarato~a, and Northern Massachusetts to the ocean. Along the central line the size of the Eclipse will oe II% digits. For the time of ending and size, see the following table:
Eclip.e Eclipse PLACES. Eec~t.~e Size. ---- ____P_L.A__CE_S_.___I_e_n_dl_. Sue. ~ClC~__ ~ ~ H.lI. DIgiti. I H. lI. Digits. H. lI. DIgits. Portland, Me..... 7 36 II Syracuse ...... 7 9 II% Frankfort. Ky..... 6 31 6~ ~uebec ...... 7 33 10 Philadelphia...... 7 13 10% Springfield, Ill.... 7 18 ontreal. •..•..... 7 23 IO~ Pittsburg ...... 6 S2 10 Raleigh...... 6 S5 Boston...... _.. 7 32 II Dett'oit ...... 640 7 St. Louis...... 6 7 Albany...... 7 20 II Wnshington...... 7 4 10 ~ashville...... 6 20 Hartford ....•..... 7 24 10% Baltimore...... 7 6 10 Montgomery ...... 6 20 Providence..•... _. 7 23 10% Richmond ...... 7 I 9~ Tallaha!Ssee ...... 6 27 New-york ...... 7 18 10% Chicago...... 6 20 31 Jackson, Miss..... 6 4 Roche3ter•.•••••.• 7 3 II Madison, Wls..... 6 13 Little Rock...... 5 56 0 Toronto...... 6 '56 IO~ Indianapolis...... 6 25 S New-Orleans...... 6 3 Buffalo.• _...... 658 Id:li Charleston...... 648 7% Ithaca...... 7 8 II Savannah...... 6 43 7~
jaominll S:tars. Ebenfnn .stars. Venus until September 23. Venus after September 23. Man until February 26. Mars after February 26. Jupiter until January 20. Jupiter from .January 20 to November 4. Saturn from February 5 to May 16. Saturn until February 5, and after May 16. lllaces of tbe l!Jlanttls.
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First Sunday...... 9 'II\. itt ,= * 'I' ~ I IT 'l 11Jl :(!, t Second ...... ci .0. II 'II\. 'II\. I 111. t t 'II\. 'II\. t t " = Third ...... 2!. 1:0. ~ TIJ1. \11Jl 11Jl 11Jl 11Jl 11Jl :0. :0. ,c" .0. Fourth ...... 'I " " "'I" "I ~ ~ I '\j '\j '\j '\j "6 Fifth ...... JiI 'l! ...... QJ} ... "I'l .. 'l .. ..
lIJlanets lSrfnbtest. Mercury February 10 June 6, and October ~, setting then soon after the Sun ; also March 31 • July 30 , and'November 18', rising then a. short tIme before the Sun. Venus,.Januury 12. Saturn, August IS. Mars, June 20.
Astronomical calculations in this Almanac by SAlilUEL H. WRIGHT, A.M., M.D., Penn Yan, N. Y. 1ST MONTH. J.A.NU,A.RY!J 187~. 31 DAYS.
.§ II Calendar/or Calmdar for Calendarfor Z ; iBoSTON;. N: Y. NEW-YORK CITY; Con 'VASHINGTON; ~ iState, Michigan, necticut, Pennsrlvania, Kentucky and ~ ~ I and Oregon. Ohio, and llhnois. California. ,~ !RSrsIJENs. SSEUT"sN. R:\IISOOESN. SUN SUN Moo;" H.W. SUN SUN :"IoON v. ,RISES. SETS. RISES. N. Y. RISES. BETS. RISES. --11----- II. M. S'il H. M. II. M. H. M. H.M. H.ll. H.Y. H'-Y. H. )f. II.lf. I1.:}f. 12 3' 51 , 7 30 4 38 I 41 7 24 444 I 39 3 27 7 19 449 136 7 24 241 4 18 7 19 4 So 237 ~~ ::s: ~ ~~ 4~~ ~ ~ 7 2 4 : 1~ 7 19 451 338 724 447 ~ 1~ ~ I~ 7 19 4 52 441 ~~ 5 ~I n~ : ~~ ~ 5g 7 24 448 ~ 46 r:z ~ 9 7 30 4 43 6 59 724 449 H~ ~1J 7 191419 454 53 645 112 635 730 444 scts. 724 450 sets. S 29 sets. 12 7 I I 7 30 4 45 5 43 7 24 451 ~ ~~ !~g 12 7 26 1 7 30 4 46 6 4& 7 24 452 &~~ Ig ~ &~ 7 24 453 ~ ~9 1~§ 7 53 ~~ ~ iOi ~;~ : 1~ ~ 48 723 454 ~ 19 ~~ ~~ 7 I~ 4 59 9 13 112 8 331 7 29 4 49 10 18 7 23 1019 morn. 718 5 0 1020 7 23 n~ II 30 0 15 7 18 5 I II 29 ~~ g2~1 ~;~ ~ ~~ ~O~~. 122 morn. I 5 7 17 5 2 morn. 12 9 441 7 27 4 53 0 4~ 7 22 1~§ o 42 I 57 7 17 5 3 040 12 10 5 7 27 4 54 I 59 7 22 459 I 5S 2 56 I 52 '7 21 5 0 310 4 2 ~ ~l ~ 4 3 5 ~; ~~~! ~;~ : ~g ~ ~ 7 21 5 I 428 <; II 7 16 5 & ... 22 12 II 2[ 7 25 4 58 6." ~§ 7 20 5 3 & 6 18 20 1 ~~ g~ 12 II 1 7 24 4 59 flses. 7 9 5 4 ~ ~l' ~ ~ 7 18 rises. ~ ~~ 7 14 5 9 rlsc~. ~; ~~ ~I ~;~ ~ ~ 6 7 7 IS ~ g 612 9 0 7 13 5 10 616 12 12 91 7 22 5 3 7 17 7 17 5 8 7 12 5 12 12 12 23. 7 21 5 4 II 22 7 16 5 9 ~;~ Ig ~ 7 12 5 13 ~ ;& 7 IS 510 9 27 II I 7 II 5 l.l 9 28 ~~ ~n~ ~;~ ~ g I~;§ 7 IS SII 10 27 10 40 7 10 5 1<; 1027 12 13 3 7 I~ 5 7 II 291 7l.l 5 12 II 27 CV.20 7 10 :5 10 II 25 7 13 5 13 morn. I 23 morn. !~ ~~ ~~I ~ ~7 ~ I~ rr;,o~~. 7 12 ~ 3 ~ ~~ 12 13 35111 7 16 5 II I I 34 7 12 ~ ~g ~~~ ~~§ 7 8 520 ~ ;~ 12 13 41, 7 IS 5 13 2 38 , 7 11 5 17 232 33} 7 7 5 21 227
2D MONTH. 28 DAYS.
. lie II .l4 Ii g I' Calendarlor I' Calendar for II Calnzdarf~r ~ I ~ [ ~ I: 0'. BOSTON; N. Y. NEW-YORK CITY; Con-, 'V...SHINGTON;, > ::s I::: Z~ 1 State, l\Iichigan, IneCtiC!lt, Pennsylv!lnia,i!Kentuc:ky • and '0 I '0 I '0 ~ ~ and Oregon. OhiO, and IllinOIS. 'I Callforma.
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4TH MONTH. APRIL~ 1875. 30 n ....ys.
~ o~ C,zlendarfor I Cal~ndar for Cal~ndar for ... BOSTON: N. Y. NEW-YORK CITY; Con- WASHINGTON; ~ Z-i State, Michigan'l necticut, Penn~.Ylvani:r.. Kentucky and '0 ~~ and Oregon. Ohio, and Illinois. California.
~ 3 SUN SUN MOON SUN SUN l!OONjH.W. SUN i Sux iMoON E.. _00__ ~~~ ~~~IN'Y'I~!8ETQ:i~ H. X.8. 11.)(. II. V 11.)(. 11. V. II. x. n. Y. n. x. II. Y./ n.)(_ i II. M. I Th 12 3 57 5 43 6 26 3 35 5 45 6 24 3 30 4 40 5 46 II 6 23 I' 3 2.. 2 Fr 12 3 39 5 42 6 28 4 8 5 44 6 26 4 3 5 38 5 45 6 24 3 ~9 3 Sa I2 3 21 5 40 6 294M 5 42 6 2A 4 31 6 31 / 5 43 I6 2g ! 4 28 4 ~ ~~ ~ ~ n~ ~ fx UI H~ ~;9 gf A1~ II U~ ;~; ! ~ ~; 6 Tu 12 2 ~8 53-t 632 scts. 536 630 sets. 844 i; 38 i.6 2~ /scts. 7 W 12 2 II 5 32 6 33 8 39 5 3-t 6 31 8 36 9 41 5 36 ; 6 29 ! 8 31 8 Th 12 I 54 5 31 6 3-t 10 I S 33 6 32 9 56 10 20 5 35 I 6 30 ; 9 50 9 Fr I2 5 29 66335 II 22 531 633 II 16 II lZ 533 i 631 :II 0<) 10 Sa I12 1371I 21 5 27 6 morn. 5 29 634 morn. morn_I _.5 31 1 632 ;morn. II S 12 I 4 5 26 6 0 35 S 28 6 3~ 0 28 0 13 5 30 I 6 33 I0 20 12 ~I 12 0 4811 5 24 6 ~~ I 3-t 5 z6 6 36 I 27 I 19 5 28 6 34 I 20 28 I 13 Tu 12 033' 523 640 222 S 2S 637 2 IS 2 1' S. 27. 6 3~ 12 9 14 W 12 0 171 5 21 6 41 2 59 5 2-t 6 3B 2 5.. 3 32 5 26 , 6 35 :: 48 ~~ ~~ ~i 5~ J ~!~ ~~; ~ ~~ ~ ~i ~ ~g ~ ~~ g~ i ~ ~ i ~ ~~ I ~!~ 117 18;\ II 5933 5 16 644 4 13 5 19 641 412 6 n II 5 22 639 4 10 8 S II 59 19 5 I4 6 45 4 32 5 Ii' 6 42 4 32 6 51 1 5 20 6 40 4 32 191' ~{ II 59 6 S 13 6 47 4 50 5 16 6 4-t :t 51 7 29 I! 5 19 6 41 :1 S2 20 Tu II 5tI 52 ,5 II 6 48 ri~~s. 5 14 6 4_, rises. I 8 3 '1 5 17 6 42 irlsell. 21 \Y II 58 40 15 10 6 49 8 2 5 13 6 46 7 S8 8 38 I 5 16 6 431 p3 ~; ~~ !! ~g ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ Ig 1~ ~ ~~ ~ 1~ 1~ I g~~ ! ~!~ ~ f ' 9 ~~ 10 2" ISa II sa 5 5 516 ~ II 13 5 9 649 n ~ 37 I ~ 12 64& 11059 25 IS II 57 53 5 3 6 53lmoru. 5 7 6 ')0 morn. II 20 5 10 6 46 'til 55 II 5743 5 :: 6'1 0 9 5 6 6.5.1 0 21ev.I3 '. 5 9 647 1Dlorn • •z6ll{2~7 Tu II 57 33' 5 I 6 55 0 57 S 5 6 52 I0 50 I 9 ' 5 81648 043 8 ,y II 57 241 4 59[6 56 I 33 5 3 6 53'1 I 27 2' 5 : 5 6 6 49 I 21 29 Th II 57 IS 458 6 ~8 2 6 5.2 6'i-l I 2 I [3 7 ! 5 5 65- 1 56 JO Fr u 57 6 4 56 , 6 59 I 2 23 I 5 0 6 55 I 2 JO 4 5 : 5 3 6 51 2 26 1 5TH MONTH. MAY, 1873. 31 DAYS.
g I ~ ~ ~ ~ I .: l.s ~ I 8 II Calmdar fw Calmdar fw Calmdar for ~ ~;:;~o~ <'l I § ~ Z BOSTON_i. N. Y. NEw-YORKCITYiCOn- WASHINGTON; 6 ::: 0-" <'\0 ~ ~ ~ ..~ ,'State • .michigan, necticut, Penns¥lvania, Kentucky. and - I - .. and Oregon Ohio, and IllInois. California. ~ 0000 ;1. ; ;~ '-S-U-N-'--S-UN-!l-r-:O-N-"·-S-U-N-S-U-N-!l-r-OO-N-'-H-.,,-r-.II-S-U-N--Su-N-""lI-r-O-ON ... '" I: d,; ~ ~ ~ ~;~S I~Il~- !~ _11)__ '~ ~ ~ IUSES. _BE_T_S. R_I_SE_S. _N_.Y_. R_I_BE_S. _BE_TS_. R_I_SE_S.
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6TH MONTH. 30 DAYS.
~ I t ~ ~ s ·I'.s 1/ ~ 8 I Calmdarfo1" I Calmdarfo1" I' Calendarfw o :...• ;;;.!NO~ ~ § ~ 0 BOSTON·:N. Y. NEw-YoRKClTy;Con-1 WASHINGTON: ~ ::: "'/"""'00 > ~ ~ z~ /'State, Michi~an, necticut, Pennsylvania, ,I Kentucky and -".-;-----11 '0 I '0 i '0 ~ ~ and Oregon. / Ohio, and IllInois. California. ~ ••• 0 ~ ~ I ~ 3 SUN I SUN MOON SUN SUN MOON1H.W. SUN SUN iMOON ~ ~~~~ _eJI~:~ ~'~I~~ ~~RI8EB.'N.Y. ~~RIS:U ;i ::: "'.. '" 0\ I I In. x. fl.; H. Y. H. x. H. x.1 H. Y. n.:!l. n. x. n. x. 1I. Y. H. Y. H. x. o 152, I ~TII III 5732J 4 26 730 2 'fi 4 32 7 24 2 39 6 II 437 7 19 242 153 2 ,W III 57411 42~ 731 371431725 3II 712 431719316 2 :i 154! 3 j'fh III 57 501 4 25 73 sets. 4 31 7 26 sets. 8 4 44 33~ 7 20 lJeta. ~ ~ t t S ~~~' 4 !§~ :~ ~ I~I g: n~ Ig ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~~ 1~ g 4'36 7 20 8 45 ~ :i~~;;; ISZ.i ~ S III 5821 423 733 II 1/429 72710551052 435 ~~~ 1~!j == :::.. "'.."'0\ 15ll 7 ill! III~32 4 23 734 II 30 429728 II 25 II471435 722 II 20 159. 8 '. 'fll II 58 44 •.. 4 23 7 35 58 4 29 7:!9 II 5S \morn'14 3S 7 23 SI --.:._:---:--~ ____ 11 160' I 9 :W !ll 58 55 1i 422 I,. 35 ,morn.II 4 28 729 morn. 038 434 723 mornII :.1 161: 10 'Th iII 59 7:,422.73°1023 4 28 730 0201 29 434 724 018 I 1 6 ~ ~ ~ i ~ 1 162 t II i Fr .II 59 19 ! 4221 73 044 4 28 730 04312 18 434 724 042 ... I6J. 121·~a 'II ~9'~1:1' 4 22 737 'I 13 4 28 731 13 3 7 434 7 25 13 ~ ::i~S;0~ ,164,'131·S II 5943' 422173Z -121 428731122353. 434 7 22 II:' 2 ~ ::l"'.. ,,0\ 165/14:;M .U5956.'422'7381141 428 732 14~.443 434 7 u 46 ... 166, 15'!TIl :12 08'1422738 22 428732 2 tI ~31 434 726 2U W I :I 6 167, 1 161' 112 0 21! 4 22 7 38 2 27 4 28 7 32 32 18 4 34 7 26 2 37 "'0 168 17 iTh '120341142273930 428 733 ~ 674 434 7 273 12 :i ~ ~ ~ S I&)' 18:Fr 1:12 047\ 422 739 riscs. 428 733 rISCS. ~ 48 434 727 rises. ~ ~~;::~~ ~ft! ~I!~a !~~ ~I~i g; qg ~~ g~ n~ ~~~ 9~ :~ 727 836 M =.... <'1,,'" 172! 21 iM 1.121251423 739108 429734 10 3 103 435 ~;~ ~~~ 173! 22 \'TIl12 138" 4 23 7 39 1038 429 734 1034 1045 435 7 28 10 30 ;:i "'g~~ 174: 23 W ·12 151114231740 It 3 429 734 II 0 It 29 435 7 28 10 57 -.-.-....- 175' 24 ITh ;12. 2 4! 423 740 II 26 429 734 II 24 ev. 15 435 728 II 22 :~:~ 176, 25 Fr 112 2 17! 423 740 II 48 429 734 II 47 I 4 435 729 II 47 6:; ol:!l 177\ 26 !Sa 112 :I 29: 4231740 morn. 429 73S morn. I 531435 729 morn o::s ~ 178 27,S 12:1 42! 424 ,. 40 0 9 4 30 735 0 10 2 32 436 7 29 0 II .... ~O' 179 28 '1M 12 2 541', 424 140 033 430 735 035 347 436 729 038 ~1'l:::::g ISO 29 ITU 12 3 7' 424 740 1 I 430 73S I 5 4 SO 436 729 I 9 ~r;:~t! 181 1 ~ IW 12 3 1911 4 25 ,. 40 I 38 4 31 7 3S I 43 S 56. 4 31 ,. 29 I I 49 7TH MONTH. JULY, 1875. 31 DAYS.
Calendar/(11' Calendar/(11' Calendar./(11' BosTON..i N. Y. NEw-YORKClTy;COn- WASHINGTON; Stabe, .Michigan, necticut, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and and Oregon. Ohio, and Illinois. California.
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The Jan. 29.-Olympic Theatre, in Philadelphia, Cortes was forcibly £1issolved by General Pavia. destroyed by fire. A new ministry was formed, with S.:rrano as Feb. I.-The women's antI·liquor crusade . President. beO'an about this time in the West. Jan. 8.-'1'he President withdrew the nomina Feb. 2.-Thc Roman Catholic Archbishop tion of George H. Williams as Chief-Justice of Lcdochowsld ,vas arr4ecl and sent to prison the Supreme Court. by the German government. Jan. 8.-Proctor, the astronomer, began his Feb. 4.-Nntional Grange of the Patrons ot lect-ures in New-York; .. Husbanclry, representing 12,000 subordinate Jan. 8.-Sheriff Brennan. of New-York. was granges, met at St. Louis, Mo. imprisoned for contempt of court in the Genet Feb. s.-General Sir Gnrnet Wolseley entered cllse. . Coomassie. Termination of the Ashulltce war. Jan. lo.-Calcb Cm.hing nominated for Chief Feb. 9.-Aresolution adopted in the Honse of Justice by the President. Representatives, 170 to 6..., asserting the constl Jan. Io.-Intrl\\1si~ente insurrection broke tutlOnal power or Congress to so regulate com- . out ill Barcelona, Spam. . merce betwet'n the States, as to protect the peo Jan. I2.-GoverllorAllen. Democrat. of Ohio. ple against all llnjuet or oppressive tolls. by was innugnrated. . railroads or other carriers. Jan. I2.-The Senate repealed the "Snlnry Feb·llo.-Investment of Bilbao by the Carlists. Grab" Act. 50 to 8.' '1'he House acquiesced on Feb. J2.~harleR Kingsley, the poet and no the l ...th il1l"tant, 226 to 25. velist, arrived in America. Ja1~. I3.-Carthagenn, in Spain, surrendered Feb. 14. Taylor's Pnntechnicon, in London, to the government troops. The insurgent iron destroyed by fire. LoSIll, $1,500,000. clad, Numallcia. escaped to .<\lgeria. Fw. J6.-Public reception of the American Jan. 13.-Communist riot in Tompkins Arctic explorers by the Geographical SOciety ot square New-York; several workingmen were ·New-York. clubbed. Feb. I7.-A majority of the members elect Jan. 13.-Jncob Stiner, his wife nnd daughter. of the new House of Commons 11cing Conl'er,·a bnrned to £1eath in Sixticth street, New-York. tlve,s: the Gladstone ministry retired from office. Jan. I.... -The President withdrew the nomi Fea. I7.-Simmons, the murderer of Duryea. nation ot Caleb Cushing for Chiof-Justice of the was convicted of manslaughter in the third de- . Supreme Court. gree, in New-Yorle. Jan. I7.-Governor Coke. of Texas, demaml Feb. 17.-Evan!l, the murderer of Georgiana cd of GovernQr Davis, who claimed tho office Lovcring and others, was hanged at Concord, until the 28th of April. the surrender of the N.H. ; State archives. Arme(l men held Austin until· Feb. IS.-Mr. Disraell accepted the British. the 19th instant, when Davis surrendered. '. premiership. Jan. I8...:..The Siamese Twins died in !Surry Feb. I9.-Great fire at Panama destroyed the County. North-Carolina. , business part of the cltv. Jan. 19.-Morrlson R. Waite, 'of Ohio was Feb. 20.-Governor Dlx, of New-York;· re nominated for Chief-Justice by the PrelSldent, . moved District-Attorney Britton. of Kings and unanimously confirmed on the :nst instant County, from office. . . by the Senate. Feb. 28.-Arthur Orton, the Tichborne claim Jan. 21. - UnIon Central Depot, ChIcago, ant, was found guilty of perjnryi and sentenced burned. Loss. $-400.000. to fonrteen years' penall'ervitu( e. Jan. 23.-Prince Alfred. of England, and tho Feb. 28.-Marshal Serrano was declared Pre Grand-Duchess :Maria, 01 Russia, were married sident of the Republic of Spain. in St. Petersburg. March 3.-The bill to appropriate $3,000,000 Jan. 2....-The Kraton tort, in Acheen, cap for the Centennial ExhibitlOn was defeated in tured by the Dutch. the Senate, 3}, to 17. Jail. 2....-The British Par1iament was dis ..March S.-rhe female crusaders against the solved by royal decree, and elections for Il. llew liquor traffic were mobbed in Columbus. O. parliament were ordered. . }Jarck S.-The ne\v British Parliament as J m. 2C.-Intelligence of the death of Dr. sembled. The political clal!si1lcation of the David Livingstone, in the interior of Africa, in House of Commolls was, Conservatives, 351 ; Au~utlt. r873, was receive(l ill England. Liberal!;!, 302. Jan. 26.-Pctition of Edwin Boot.h, 6S a March 8.-David KalakaulI. elected· ,King of voluutary baukrnpt, wall med ill New-York. the Hawaiian Islands. Assets, $61,155 ; liabilities, $162,161•. ' . March n.-The Duke of Edlnbnrr:h and h18 Jan. 2Z.-Larga Anti-Ultramontane meeting bride mnde n public entry Into London. . held. I1t St.JI\lDCS'S Hall, Lomion. Sympathy' March I2.-'James C. King wus convicted of with the Germllll go,·ernrnent WIlS c::tpressed. . murder in the seconcl clegr~e in·New-Yorlt. Jan. 27.-Gcneral Gouzale~ was installed ns Jlarch 12.-Rllpture b~tween the ex·Empress President of Snnto Domingo. ., Eugenic nml Prince Napoleon (Jerome). Jan. 28.-British l>ariialllentary elections be- . . Mm·ch 16.-Large gathering of French Imtle gan. . '.. rialists nt Chisclhnrst, to celeorat.e the 18th tlll J I'Ii. 28.-:-Thc Italian General. Ltv1rfarmorn, . niversary Of the hirth of the Prince Imperial. published n letter reuftlmling Ills statement, 'lllarcl, I9.-The Royal Speech was read in the that Bismarck, nt the be~inning of the war with British Parliament. Austria, COllsenwd to tile cession of German. .Y'lrch 20. The' Fiji Islands wore ceded br territory to F:rilDcc. King Cacoban to Groot Britain•. 10 Record of Events. March :%4.-Mass meeting of merchants in May 12.-The Grand·Duke Nicholas, of RUll New-York, in opposition to the infiation of the sia, arrested on the charge of stealing his mo currency , ther's diamonds. ' Jlfarch ~4.-The Congregational Council, ca11 May 13.-The Czar of Russia arrIved in Eng ed to call sider the deviation of Plymouth Church land.. , from-Congregational usages, began its sessions May Is.-The President issued a proclama- in Brooklyn. Uon, recognizing Baxter as Governor of Arkan March :%8.-Cambridge beat Oxford in the sas. ' university boat-race. May 16.-The dam of the Ashfield reservoir, March 2B.-The Con~gational Council, in above Williamsburg, Mass., gave waY aud the Brooklyn, censure(l Plylfrouth Church, but de :Mill River Valley was 1l0oded. Villagest and cided to continue fellowship with it. manufactories, and millions of dollars' worth of March 30.-Queen VictOrIa reviewed the he property, were destroyed, and over 100 people roes of tlie Ashantee war at Windsor. , were drowned. April 4. - Four persons burne(l alive, in . May Iz..-Reslgnation of the De BrogUe mln 81naola, Mexico, for witchcraft. lstry In France. . A1J1'il4.-The French Transatlantic steamer May IS.-Governor Moses, of South-Carolina, L'Eur June 23.-The fioor of the Central Baptist Aug. s.-Pere Hyacinthe resigned his eharge church, in S~acuse, N. Y., gave way, and 14 in Geneva. perllons were killed, and 100 wounded. . Aug. 6.-Iceland's millennial celehrated. June ~4.-Postmaster-Gcneral Creswell re Aug. 7.-The BritiElh Parliament prorogued. sir"ned. The President appointed Eugene Hale, Aug. Io.-~Ial'shal Bazaine escaped trom his o Maine, who accepted, but subsequently de place of imprisonment, the Isle of Ste. Mar clined. guerite. Jung 2S.-Theodore Tilton's reply to Rev. Aug. n.-American Assoclatlou for the Ad Dr. Bacon was published. vancement or Science met at Hartford, Ct. June 2s.-The President and the Emperor ot . Aug. I4.-Mr. Bew:her's Eltatement was pub Brazil exchanged congratulations on the com h!lhed. pletion or the Brazilian silbmarine cable. A.ug. 'I4.-The Spanish Republic was re J"n~ 27.-Police Commist>ioners Charlick and cognized by the great powers of Europe, ex Gardener, of New-York, having been convicted cepting Russia. . ofmil!demeanor, resigned, but the Mayor did Aug. 20.-Bombardment of Puigcerda by the not accept their rellignations. Carlists. June 27.-Governor Talbot, ofMassachusetts, Aug. 2I.-Prof:TyndalI nddrel!sed the British vetoed the liquor license bill. ASSOciation for the Advaucement of Science, at JunlJ 27.-Mr. Beecher requested Plymouth Beltast, Ireland, on matter and life. Church to appoint an investigatmg committee. list:!.. 22.-Mr. Moultou's state~ent was pub. June 2S.-Important battIe at Estella, in Spain; General Concha was killed, aud' the Aug. 23.-The King of Denmark returned to Republican army deteated. . Copenhagen trom his visit to Iceland. Jul1/. I.-Charles Ross, a child, was abductetl, Aug. 2S.-Dis~uised men in Gibson County, in Philadelphia. The ]\[ayor offered $20,000 re Tenn., lynched rour negro prisoners. ward tor the capture of the kidnapper". Aug. 27.-An attempt was made to assassinate July I..-Governor Dlx notified Mayor Have the Presideut of Peru. meyer that Police Commissioners CharIick llnd Aug. 28.-The Plymouth Church investigat Gardener were out of office in consequence ot ing committee reported, completely exonerat conviction for misdemeanor. ing Mr. Beecher. Julll 2. - Mayor Havemeyer reappointed Sept. I.-An insurrection against the govern Charllck and Gardener to the New-York Police ment broke out in the Argentine Confedera Commissionership. . tion ; General Mitre heading the insurgents. July 2.-General Custer'smiIitary expedition &Pt. 3.-Earthquake in Guatemala destroyed to the Black Hills country, started from Fort several towns. Lincoln, Dakota. Sept. 4.-The Austriau Polar:.,Expedition re July 3.-The President appointed Marshall turned. .. Jewell Postmaster-General. Sept. 6.-'fhe Old Catholic Congress met at July 6. -Railroad accident at Stony Creek, Freibllrg. Ct.• 100 people injured. - . . Sept. 7..~Great tire in,'Meiningen, Germauy ; July S.-Mayor Havemeyer, of New-York, 700 famIlies homeless. appointed Matsell and Voorhis Police Com Sept. 14.-The citizens or New-Orleans, un mil!sioners, in place of Charlick and Gardener, der Lieut.-Governor Penn, rose and deposed the resigned. Keno~g dynasty; S citizens and 30 policemen July :I3.-The Beecher investigating commit were Killed and wounded. Kellogg tied to the tee of PJymouth Church began Its sessions in Custom-House. Brooklyn. Sept. 14.-Governor Dix decided to censure July 13.-Attempted assassination of Prince Mayor Havemeyer, of New-York, for his action Bismarck, by Kullmanu at Kissingen. in relation to the Police Commissionership. July I4.-Great fire in Chicago; property Sept. :Is.-The Louisiana revolution spread worth $5,000,000 destroyed. throughout the State; the McEnery officials July 14.-Hugh J. Jewett elected President takin'" possessIon of t.he offices. of the, Erie Railroad. Sept. Is.-The President issued a proclama July :IS.-The Columbia College crew won the tion) commandIng the Lonisiana revolutionists boat· race Ilt Saratogah'Wesleyan being second, to dlsperse within five days. and Harvard third. istance, 3 miles. . Time, Sepl. :I6.-Lient.-Governor Penn and his party 16m. 42~S. . snrrendered Louisiana to General Emory of the July 2I.-ThE'l acting Governor of Mississippi United States armr.. applied to the President for troops to pro.tect Sept. IS.-Mr. Tilton's second statement was Vicksburg. The application was refused. published. July 21.-:-Theodore Tilton's statement, reo Sept. IQ.-Granlte M1l1~, at Fall River, Mass., pecting Henry Ward Beecher; was made public. burned; 20 of the operativC8 killed and 37 July ~•.-Mrs. ,.Til.tou'S statement. was pub wounded. lished'.'· ". .' Sept. 23-30.-Great typhoon in China, de July 26.~Pittsbnrg,Pa.; was flooded, and stroying 30,000 lives, and $So,ooo,ooo of pro 200 people were drowned. . perty. . . , July 27.-Intcrnational Congress to devise a Sept. 27.-Coutest between the Irish and code tor the mitigation of suffering during war, American Rille Teams at Creedmoor, N. Y • .The convened at Brussels. Americans won by three pOints. ' Aug. I.-General Custer's expedition reached Sept. 2S.-The Lord-Mayor of Dublin was a the Black Hills. . guest of the city authorities of New-York. . Aug. 3'-" Lord" Gordon committed suicide Sept. 29.-A tornado at Charleston, S. C., at Headingly, Manitoba. destroyed property valued at $250,000. Aug. s.-Steamboat Pat Ro.g.ers burned on 8eTJt. 30.-:-F!lrmal cession ot the Fiji Islands the Ohio River; SO lives lbst. to Oct. J.-Grand Hotel, at Saratoga, destroyed Nov. S.-Amicable scttlement of the difficulty by fire. betwcen China and Japan rel.'pecting Formosa.· Oct. I.-Tho Companlee belonging to the Nn~ Nov. Io.-The Cnrlists were defeated before' tlonal Board of FIrC UnderwrIters withdrclv Irun. . their agencies from Chicago. ' ," Nov. J4.-Count von Arnim was arrested a Oct. ll.-Great explosion ot gnnpowder, in second time. Regent's Canal, Londoll, with destruction of Nov. I4.-Ex-Lieut.-Governor Smith,. of Ar- . surrounding property. , ' . kansas issued Do proclamation,declaring himself Oct. s.-Count von Arnim, late German Am to be the rightful Governor Of, the State, and hassador to France, was arrel!tell at the inl!t~a th(;n concealed himself; . . tion of Prince Bismarck, ani! imprisoned. Tne . Nov. Is.-Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet on the charge was, the embezzlement of docnments Vatican decrees publil!hed. belollgill~ to the records of the Paris Embasl!Y. Nov. 30.-Knlaknua, King of the Hawaiian Oct. 7.-General Assembly of the Protell'tnnt Islands, landed at Snn Francisco. Episcopal Church of :the United States a~ Nov. 30.-Mayor Havemeyer, of New-Yorlc, sembled in New-York. ' died suddenly in his office in the City Hall. Oct. Ill.-Spain sent a llrolest to France Dec. 2.-Rev. John S. Glendenning was ac against the harboring of Carhsts on the frontier. quitted by the Jersey City Presbytery. Oct. I4.-Headqnarters of the United States Dec. 3.-The islam} of Formosa evacuated by army removed from WaBhington to st. Louis. the Japanese troops. . Oct. Is.-Lincoln monument, at Springfield, Dec. Z.-The Second Session of the Forty m., unveiled. . '. " Third Conln'ess began. Oct. 2S.--Count von Arnim was released on Dec. 7.-'iiiotous n('~oel! attacked the court 100,000 thalers bail. "house at Vicksburg, MIss. They were repull!ed, Oct. 30.-Kullmann was sentencell to 14 years' amI a number were killed. ~n;~~~!O~~:;rc~r his attempt to assassinate Dec. a.-Transit of Venus over the sun's dIsk. Successful obseryations were taken l>y scientific Nov. ~.-A street fight between political parties sent out by several governments. factions In New-York reslllte(l in the killing of Dec. 9.~The trial of Count Von Arnim began JohllllcKemia. Coroner Croker waB arrested in BerUn. It resulted in hIs conviction. for firing the fatal shot. Dec. 13.-The trial of Coroner Croker, in New Nov. 7.-Charlotte Cushman received an ova York, for the killing of John McKenna, result tion on the occasion of her last appearance on ed in the disagreement of the jury. the stage in New-York. Dec. Is.-The King of the Hawaiian J8lands Nov. 8.-Italilln parliamentary elections re mtde a state call 011 tho Preflident of the United sulted in a large majority for the mmistry. States, at the Executive Mansion, tflolftftal ltttOtlr•. Jan. 13.-Allen G. ,Thurman was re·elected March IS.-In consequence, oC the death of United States Senator from Ohio; the vote in Governor Hart, ofFlorian, Lieutenant-Governor the Legislature being, Thnrman, 79; Ex-Gov M. L. Steams became Governor. ernor Noyes (Rep.), s8•. April2.-Rhode lIland election. Republican Jan. 13,-l{obertE. Withers was elected State ticket and Legislature elected. The Dem United Stl\tes Senator from Virginia; the vote ocrats made no nomillationll. . in the Legislature being, Withers, 123 ; Evans, 16; Lewis, 8; Wickham, 6; Caleb Cu~hing, I. A.prll 7.-'-Connecticut election•. The Demo Jan. 21.-Samue1 B. Maxey was elected United cratIc State ticket nnd It Democratic majority in States Senator from Texas; the vote in the the Legislature were elected. . Legislature being, Maxey, S9; Throckmorton, Aprill7.-Wflliam B. WaehburnWBs elected ,,0; Randall, 13 ; -RI'agan, 1 ; McGary, I. United !:Hates .Senator from Mafsachusetts, to Ft-b. I.-Branch K. Brace (negro). Sherifi' of fill the late Senator Sumner's unexpired term; Bolivar County, was elected United States Sen the vote in the Legislature being, on thc33d ator for the long term, and H. R. Pease for the and final ballo~. Washburn, lSI; Curtis 6i; short term, by the Mississippi Legislature. Dawes, 26; LorlDg, .. ; .Banked.; Wendell Phil Feb. 2.-James M. Haryey was elected United lipS 1; J onn G . Whither, I; Gilford, 1. States Senator from Kansas, to succeed,Senator AIayJ {.-Reunion of prominent Democrats Caldwell; the vote in the Legislature being, Crom al parts oC the UnIon at the Manhattan Harvey, 7S; Plumb, ~o; Simons, IS; Stover, a; Club, New-York. Robinsoll, ~; sCAttermg, 9. . .. MallI9.-WiliiamW. Eaton was electcd United Feb. 4.-James B. Groome, of Cecil County, States Senator from ·Connecticut· the vote in was chosen Governor ofMaryland, to fill the un the L~islature being, Eaton, 148; lJuckingqam, exp-lred term oC Governor Whyte, resigned. - 80; .lDgersoll. 4; Harrison, 3; David A. Feb. Is.-General Butler's man Simmons W8S Wells, I. " nppointedCollector of the Port of Boston by the June I.-Oregon election. The Democratic President i many Republicans protestin~. State ticket and candidate for Representative in Feb. I7.-Philadelphia mllnici~al elechon car Congress were elected. An opposition majority ried by .the Republican .. ring , by fraud and W86 chosen to the Legislature. violence. June 30.-Arkansas constitutional election. March lo.-New-Hampshire election. The There was a majoritr of 71.SSI in favor ofcalling Democratic candidate for Ga"ernor had a pln a convention to reVIse the ~onBtitution. All of rality of the votes cast, and there was a Demo thl) counties except two electedDemocratic del oraUc mllJority in the Leg1slsturo. '. : ega~. . " .' ".' . Nec~olo.qy. , 13 July II.~IIl consequence of the death of Gov Oct. 13.-Arkan~a3 State eleetlon. The new ernor Caldwell, of North-Carolina, Lieutenant constitution Was adopted by 53,890 majority, and Governor C. H. Brogden became Governor. . . the Democratic State ticket was elected WIthout Aug. 3.-;-Kentucky election. Democratic can· opposition." . . didate tor Clerk of the Court of Appeals electpd. Oct. I3.-Convention or Southern carpet-ba~. Aug. 3.-Utahelection. ,George Q. Cannon, gers at Chattanooga.. AJ,el'manent "Outmge ' Mormon, was elected to Congresl.'4. Committee was appointe . Auq. 3·-Tenllc8see county elections resulted Oct. 20.-George F. Edmnnc1s re·elected United In lm:ge Democratic mn)oritie!'. , Stat~l8 Senat.or f!"Om Vcrmont. Aug. 6.-North-Carolmn election. Democratic Noo. z.-Electioll in Louisiana. Democratic' State ticket elected. Of the 8 Congressmen State ticket and majority'of Congressmen elected, all but one were Democrats. elected. ' Aug. I8.-0hio confiltitutional election. The NOfJ. 3.-Elections In twenty-three States and new constitution was voted down by a majoritT three territories. Democratic State tickets of 147,284, were elected 111 Alabama, Delaware, Missoud, Aug. 19 -The PenD!!yh":mia Republican State .New.Jersey, New-York. Pennsylvania; and Ten Convention prClnounced in fuvor oc. Governor "!lessee; and a Democratic majodty ofCOIIG'rcss Hurtranft for the next Presidency. men inAIllhama. Arkansas, Delaware. Illinois, Sellt. I.-Vermont election. RepublicanStnte Kentucky, Maryland, :Massachusetts, Mlssol1ri, ticket, Legislature, and two COn~rel:l8men elect New-Jersey, New·York, Pennsylva.nia, Ten ed. In the second Congressional dh.trict, Ihere nessee, Texas. nnd Virginia. In l\Iussachu was no choice. Luke P. Poland being defeated. setts, the Democrats elected the Governor, nnd Se1J~. 8.-Sout.h-Carolina. Repllblican State Con the Republicans the remainder of the State "tmUon pronounced in favor of a third term for ticket. III Illinois. the oppo~ition elected tho Presiclcul Grant. . Superintendent of Schools, and the Republicans Sept. 14.~Maine election. Republican Gov the State Treasurer. Uepubllcan State tickets ernor, Legislature, and five Rcpresen~ative8 in were elected in Kanaafil, Michigan, and South· Congress elected. ' Carolina, and 3 Repnblic:m majority OfCOllgTOSS Sept. 17.-New-York Democratic State Con men in Flurlda. Kansas, :MIChigan. 1tlinnesotn, vention nominated Samuel J. 'I'llden for Go\' Ne,"ada, Rhode Island, South·CaroIlna, and Wis crnor. . The vote stood. Tilden. %52; Parlier, cousin. In Vermont, a Republican COD/tl'eSSman 126; Robinson, 6; McQuade, 3. The nomination was chosen, Mr. Poland again being beaten. was then made unanimolls. Hard money, Free NOrJ. s.-Prominent ,D(~mocrats of the Union 'I'rade, and Home Rule platform unanimously met at the Manh3ttan Club, New-York, to cele adoptecl. brate the Democratic victories. Speeches made Oct. 13.-Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, and by Messrs. Tilden, Thurman, Bayard, Stockton, WestVlt'glnia elections. The Democrats car- , Eaton, and others. ded Indiana. and Ohio. electing their State tick Nov. 2s.-National Convention ofinflationists ets and a. majority of the COngre8smen. The at . Indianapolis, Ind., to organize a 1\ new Republlcans curried Iowa and Nebraska, elect party.", . ing theirStnte tickets and a majority of the 1Jec. 26.-TIlo Raclicnl Returning Bonrd in COngressmen. In West-Virginia, three Demo-' Louisiana" counted in" tho Radical cnndldntc cratic Congressmen were elected. for StateTreasurer and" nadicallegislnture. 'Nttrolo!J!? fo~ 1874. 'Alexander. Wl1liam C. (68)~ Presil1ent of the' Butts.I,anc (sS),. journallat, Rochester, N. Y., Equitable Lite AlSSurauce Society, New~York, . ·Nov.20. . Aug. 113. . . . Caldwell, Tod R., Governor ot North·CaroUna, Anderson. Prote~sor John H. (64),"Tbe Wiz 'HilIsboro!.N. C., July u.· . 'ard of the North." in EDfiland, Feb. 3. CampbeU, Sherwood' C. (JS), einger, Chicago, Babcock, James. F. (64), Jurist, New-Hayen, ' Nov. 27. ' Ct.• June 18." '. ',' Cespedes, Carlos 1tlanuel de (0;0), ex·President. Beke. Charles F. (73), African explorer, 1n Eng of the Cuban Republic, in Cliba Feb.2l. land, Aug. I.··· Chang and Eng (62), the SiameseTwins, Mount Bellew, John C. M. (sI), elocutionillt, London, ,Airy, Surry County, N. C., Jan. 18. June 10. .' .'. Clanricarde, the Marquis of (72), statesman, in Betty, William Henry (82), actor, known. as the England. April 10. . "Infant Rosclue" ,in 1So4, London, Sept. 6. . ' 'Conc~a-, Manuel, Marquis del· Duero (So), Span 'Benle, Charles Ernest (48), archleologlst, in .ish .Marshal at Estella, Spain, June 28. . Frnnce Aprils.' .... .' 'Conway, Frederick B. (sS), actor, Manchester, Binney, Thomas, D.D:(7S), theologian, In Eng N. H., Sept. 6. land, Feb. 24;' ,'.. Cornell, :Ezra <67}. founderofComell University, Black Adam (90), publifl'her. Edinburgh; Jan. 2,$. Ithnca, N. Y., Dec. 9. , . Blot, Pierre, insti"uctor in cookery, Jersey City, Croshl" Alpheu8 (64), author, Salem, Mass., N. J., Aug. 25. '. Aprh 17. Bristed, Charle!! Astor (53), author, Washington" Crnvel1hier, Jean (83), anatomist, Paris, D. C., Jan. IS. )Iarch II. Brooks, Charles Shirley (59), novellst, London, Curtis, Benjamin R. (65), jurist, Newport,R. I., Feb. 23,_. .' Sept. IS. ' Brown, Harvel (79); Brigl14ler-Getieral U.S.l\., .' Cushlnl!. WIlUamB.. {Jo), Lfeutenant·Comman· . Long IlIland, March 31. .' ' ", der. U.S.A., near Wadbington. Dee. i7, ,' .. , 14 Necrology. DalhousleJ. Fox Maule, Earl of (73), Brechln LamSl',Gazaway B. (16), financier, New-York, Castle, Jj,ng., July 6. Oct. 5. Dennett, John R. (36), jonrna1ist, Westborough, Landriot, Jean Fran.;ois (58), Archbishop of ~IasB., Dec. 3. Rheims, In France, June 9. Dent, Lows (50), lawyer, and brother-in-law of Lee Henry W., D.D. (60), Protestant Episcopal the President, Washington, D. C., March 22. BIShopl ofIowa, Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 26. De Witt, Madame COl'nehs, author, and daughter Leinster, Duke of (8;1), London Oct. 10. ofGllizot, Cannes, France, Feb. 28. Livingstone, David (59), in the interior of Mica, De Witt, Thomas, D.D. (83), New-York, May IS. Aug. IS, 1B73; intelligence received inEngland, DobeU, Sidney (50), poet, London, Aug. 25. Jan. 26, IB74. Dyer, Alexander B., Major-Genera], and Chief Luders, Alexander von (84), Russian General, of the Ordnance Department, Washington, in Russia, Feb. 16; D. C., May 20. Lunalilo William (39), King oC the Hawallan Dunkin, Benjamin F. (82), ex-Chief-Justlce, Isiands, at Honolulu, Feb. 3. • ' Sonth-Carolina, In Charleston, Dec. 6. Maedler, Johann Heinrich (80), astronomer, in Eddy, Thomas M., D.D. (52), Methodist Episco Germany, March 18. pal cler~an, New-York, Oct. 1. MCFarland, Francis P., D.D. (56), Roman Cath Edmonds, John W. (15), lawyer, New-York, olic Bishop of Hartford, Hartford, Oct. 12. April 6. lIellis~, David M. (.s6), journalist, New-York, 'Fairbairn, Sir WilHam, civil engineer, in Eng March 10. land, Aug. 18. Michelet, Jules (16), historian, Paris.I.'eb. 10. Fillmore, ~lillard (13), ex-President oC the Miller, Andrew G. (73), jurist, milwaukee, United States, Butralo, N. Y., March 8. ' Oct. r. Foley,JohnHenry,sculptor, in England,Aug:21. Montebello Napoleon Lanne!!, Duke oC (13), Forcade.Laroquette,JeanLouis (54), statesman, Paris, Juiy 20. Paris, Aug. 16. Morris, Mowbray (55), late manager of the Lon Foster, John G. (so), Major-General U.S.A., don TimelJ, London, May l"l' Nashua, N. H., Sept. 2. Morris, Thomas H. (80), ~enior Bishop of the Fox, Sir Charles (54), civil engineer, in England, Methodist Episcopal Church, Springfield, 0., June 16. Sept. 2. Gablentz, Baron von (60), Austrian Field-Mar Palmer, Courtlandt (14), lawyer, New.York, shal, Zurich, Switzerlaud, Jan. 29. May II. GaUgnani, John Anthony (18), journalist, Paris, Parepa-Rosa, Euphrosyne (35), singer, London, Dec. 31, 1813. , Jan. 22. Ganson,John (51),lawyr.r, Butralo, N.Y., Sept. 28. Procter, Bryan Waller, .. Barry Cornwall .. (8~), Gerard, James W. (So), lawyer, New-York, poet, London, Oct. 5. ' Feb. 1. Reed, John Meredith (18), ex·Chief-Justlce of Gregory, Dudley S. (75), capitallst, Jersey City, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Nov. 29" , Dec. 8. , Rennie. Sir Johnl...civil engineer, builder oC Lon Grinnell,Henry (15), merchant, New-York, don Bridge, in ~ngland, Sept. 4. ' . June 30. ' , , Rhinehart, William H. (47), sculptor, Rome, Gnizot, Fran.;ois P. G. (81), statesman and his Oct. 2B. torian, in France, Sept. 18. Rothschild, Baron Mayer Amschel de (56), cap Hall, General William (1B), music publisher, italist, London, Feb. 6. New-York, lIay 3. Shubrick, William B. (84), Rear-Admiral U.S.N., Hansen, Peter Andrew (19), astronomer, in Ger the senior officer of the Navy, Washington, many, April I. May 21. " ' Harper, John .17o),turrman,Mldway; Ky.;Aug. '19. Smith, Gcrrlt (11), political agitator, New-York, Hart Ossian B., Governor of Florida, Jackson Dec. 28. " vUie, 'Fla., March 18. ,,', Smitb Henry (s3), PolIce, Co~s~ioner, New~ Hartsuft', George L., Major-General, U.S.A., YorK,J Feb. 23.' ',', NeW-York, May 16. ,,' , . . ' ~ Smitb, Mark (45), comedian, Parie, Aug: 11. ' Havemeyer, William F. (10), Mayor of New' States, Agatha, singer, New-York, Sept. 2. ' '. York, in New-York, Nov. 30. ',Staunton, Howard (6.4), chet's-player, In Eng- Haven, Joseph, D.D. (.sB), tlieologian, Chicago, land June 26., , ' ' , . May 23. .,'." ,'Stevens, John Austin (So), banker, NeW-York, Hecker, John (62)"DlanuCacturer, New-York, Oct. 19. " May 7. , " " Strauss, David Friedrich (66), theologian, in Hoffman von Fallersleben, Augustus Heinrich Germany, Feb. 9. ' . (15), in Germany. Jan•. 2I. " ' Strickland, Agnes (68),anthor, in En,gland, July Hood, Tom \39,) author, London"Nov. 20." •. ,'...- 15-" c' '.. " ,- ",' ", How.s,~JohnA. (4-ll,llain,teJ;, New-Yor!t. S~.g,t',:,~9;_ -Sturg,e~ .J,on~.tl1:ul<7.3), P.l~rcballt; ~cw.:Yor,ki Hugo, FraUl;ols Victor (~5), jOUfWibst,,:,.. ans, '.. Nov. !a8... ".c.' ., " '... "' • " ", .. ' Dec.;26, I81j.- :,':-:: -' , ..,' ", ',~ ,,-:~. , . Sumner (lba,rles (63). United States Senator Janln, Jules (zo), critic, Paris, June i9. <, ,", fram Massachusett8, Washington, March II. ' Kaulbach, WIlhelm von (6g), painter, Munich,' ' Swain, Charles (11), poet, in England, Sept. 21. April 8. '.. Thompson, James (68), ex-Chief.:Justice oCPenn- ' Knapp, Elder Jacob' (14),religiou8 revivalist, sylvania, Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 28. Rockford, TIL, !Iarch 2. Thompson, J. Edgar (66) President oftbe Penn Laird, James, M.P. (60), the builder olthe Ala .' sylvania Railroad, Phliadelphla, May 28. barna, Birkenhead. :1<;ng., Oct. 29. Throoy, Enos T. (QI), ex-Governor or New- Lankester. Edward, M.D., LL.D. (61:), scienti1ic York, Auburn"N. Y., Oct~ 31. and medical writer, Margate, Eng., Oct. 30. Tommaseol..Nico)o (11), author, Rome, May J. Lanman, Josp.ph (63), Rcar-Admiral U.S.N., Triquetl, , .Haron Herirl de (12),- sculptor, in Norwich, Ct., Marcn 13. ' .France, May IS. , " The World-Notices of the Press. IS Tyler, Robert O. (42), Major-General U.S.A., Whitehouse, Henry John, D.D. (72), Protestant Boston, Dec. 2. Episcopal Bishop of Illinois, Chicago, Aug. 10. Wigfall, Louis T. (50), ex-United States Senator, Walker, James, D.D;~· ex-Prcsident of Harva.rd .~ratform of tbt 'Ntw:::¥ortt 1!!Jtmotraty, ADOPTED lIY THE CONVENTION OF THE DBMOCRATIO PARTY OF TIlE STATE 011' NEW-YORK, AT SYRACUSE, SEPTEMBER x6, x 874. The Democratic party of Ncw-York pled~e 8. Free men: a nntrorm excise law; no sump themselves anew to the principles set forth In tuarylawl!. their platform adopted last year at Utica, ap 9. Official accountability enforced by better proved by the votes of the people ot the Em civil and criminal remedies: no private use of pire State and indorsed by the Democrats ot public fnnds b'y public officers. Illinois, Michigan, Maine, and other States ot 10. CorporatIOns chartered by the State al the Union : ways superviBable by the State in the interest x•.Gold and silver the only legal tender: no of the people. currency inconvertible wit.h coin. II. The party in power responsible for all'le 2. Steady steps toward Specie Payments: no gislatiou while in power. step backward. 12. The Presi(lency a public trust, not a pd· 3. Honest payment of the public debt in coin: vate perquisite: no third term. sacred preservation of the public faith. . 13. Economy in the public expense, that la· .. Revenue reform; Federal taxation for re bor may be lightly burdened. ve~ue only: no government partncrehip with The Democrats of New-York, in convention protected monopolies. assembled, reco!!Ilizin~ the independence /lnd 5. Home Rule: to limit arid localize mo~t" the patriotism 01 the Liberal Republicans, who, jealously the few powers intrnste(l to puhhc preferring principles to part.y, shall unite with servants-municipal, State, and Federal: no them in opposing the present State and national centralization. adminit!trations, commend to their !!upport and 6. Equal and exact justice to all men: no par- . to the approval ot all honest and independent tialleglslation ; no partial taxation. citizens the forel!:oing platform and the nomi 7. A free press: nog~g laws. nees ot this convention. ~bt mlorllr-Notitts of tbt ~rtss. PRANK AND OUTSPOKEN. l"IRST CLASS. Merrimac (N. H.) Journal. Villce7lnu (Ind.) Sun. While di1fcring from the WORLD as to the Tho New-York WORLD is the great Democra policy of the Democratic party, we can recom tic organ. The editorials of this paper, written m~nd it to our Indiana friends as an able paper, mainly by Mr. Manton Marble, are models of and in the general sense of the term a first-class elegance and force. We recollect especially a newspaper. denunciation by him of Mr. Theodore Tilton, which, for biting sarcasm and withering scorn, would compare with any of the famous letters TB1I: REST PAPER IN AMERICA. of Junius. The WORLD is very frank and out Bainbridge (Ill.) Chf4, spoken, and does not hesitate to castigate its Those of our Democratic friends who want a party soundly if they leave the line of rectitude. paper that advocate! and teaches Simon pure Democracy, should lose no time iUl!lubscribing .THE WORLD· AND THE PATRONS~ -for the New-York WORLD. : Able, powerful, and consistent, it is the paper that can· be relied . ·Pat1'M8' Helper.··-··· ..----·-· _. upon- every time - and ··those who' follow its .teachingStiwalill1 not. 1'.e. apt ~C? get ~arout of thu The Ne\v-York WORLD,the leading Dcmocra-· . way poli c y. . .. . tic newspaper of the United States, is edited . with unsurpassed ability, thorough devotion to the principles it advocates, and a liberality and AT THE BEAD: "pint which justly entitle it to the wide circula Warsaw (N. Yo) Democrat. tIon amI great intlnenco it possesses. It is look It Is needlel's to speak for that able Democra ing carefully to the interel't of the farmers, anll tic journal, the New-York WORLD. It has worthy ot their support. The WEEKLY WORLD rapidly risen to the foremost rank, and now has. an untiring and very· discreet gatherer of stands at the head of the gIeat dailies. No grange news, and its Patrons' column is alike Democrat should faU to read its offers for the instructive and interesting. .. coming year, so pregnant with events. 1-4 ttJopulm: Vote foe tiJtt1Jilreut. 0\ 'I "IS'72.; I .186S. I ... 1864. '1 1860. STATES. iL§ ~ IGr••. ley Grabt, 0 Co,!or, I Bl!\CK ". Gr~e._. GrAnt'. 8ey- Gr!\nt, Dm,. Rip'; II. Me. '.Lincoln Dim. R,p., DOng" '1' J3!'kh,. IWIt LinC(lln' CI II D ~. I ])~,,.. Intp. Slra,gl.,\. 'I.",,' IH'.. Maj. tn()ur, Btp. JI'!J. NflJ- 'I • • , Rl}" 1 .M.a- .• J£.a-' las, rU\I(O, IT! ' Be I Iol LIb. . Dtm. ]./a). Dt"" (Orolil' Oftl!!. Dim.; )""Iy. )"71111. i D"". Dr",. I. p. Alnb-:ul-\:'-..-.-...... '-.-..-.-.i·-;,-;.; 90272 -:-=~!~ '108281' 72086 -~6:366 ~ 4280 I-.-,,~!-='-=~l 13651/ 48831' 27875-= Arl;;an:<.'1.'1 ...... 61 3792~1 41073 ...... 3146 19078 22152 .... 3074 .... , ....I ...... ~2271 28732. 200C)4 .... I Cahfon,la ...... 6, 4071 '}4020 1068 .:.. J22 54078 54592 ..... 514 4~41 62134 .... 18~93 38~151 34!l~4. 6817 391731' Connecticut...... 161 45872 ~06:38 204 2<.6! 435 47951 5CX;~6 .... 3045 4.285 .44691 .... ; 2406 15522 146.,1 3~CJI 43Z92 Dl'lnware ...... 3. 102O~ HIlS 487 423 109S0 7623 3357 .... 8767 8155 61 3 ....' 1023 1 7337 3l;b4 SOlS }o'!orld!\ ••••• ••••••••• "i !i428 17765 •. . . 2337 Electors <:hoSCIl by Jt'll'I~llaturc. '" ./ I '3671 8543. ~ •••• I 6f8 gfi~~~'::::::~::::::: !! I ]~;';~~ 6i~g ~~ 956:3 534" ~02~~ 2~;~ 4S siiso IsBn.; ia99¢ 30766 1~~~ 5;~i 4~~9 ]72i6i ! ~ Indiana...... ]5 16:3637 ~I44 1417 210<] I~ 1765.S:Z 9'i72 130233. 150422 2OI&). 11~. 509 1229,): 53~ 139033 ~ Iowa...... ' II I 11134 13123~ 2221 5i8Z8 74040 120399 4Cl359 49<;<;6 f907S 39479 551I 1 1048 1763 7C409 ~ Kansa~ ...... ~ f 32970 ~Z~" ~Q6 334ts2 1401 9 31047 .... 170303591: 1b44~ .... 12750 .... \...... K~n~\lcky...... 12. J00212 ~16 2374 9022 . II5889 39?t9 76:323 64301/' 277B6 36515 .... , 2~5~1 53Q3, 660sB 1,364 ~ Lotll~l:Ula...... • .. 66467 ~9975 0-192 .. • 80225 33='~ 46962 ...... • • .. .. 1 .. •. ' ,6_ 5 22681 I 20 .. .. "'1 rr~~~~~a'li(i:::::::::::: i I ~~ ~W~ 19 904 32335 ~~~~ ~~8 31919 2~~ ~~~: ~~~~ 2~~;~ 2~~gl 4~~i 4;~~ 6;~~ lII:~"S:lchusettll...... J~! 59260 133472 •.. 74212 59408 13fi477 77069 48145 126742 77997 }l372I 5939:. 223311 106533 ~ M!chljran ...... n ~ 77027 136202 2MI 1271 55~4" I 91069 128,550 3I4~1 74664, 91521 16017 0,50571 805' 4O<;~ 884&) ~ ]'hn~rs.ot.'\ ...... ;... r;' 352II ~570<} 20.. 91: 28072 43542 154,0 17375, 21i60 7685 11220j. 7481 62 220&} ~ MissIssIppi...... 47191 81916 .... 34725 ...... 1 .... 1 .... ' 3.83 40797, 2504 .... ' llissonrl...... 15 151433 1I~](;6 2429 ::1)808 • 59j88 85671 25883 31678 72750 41072. 58081 ,1 31317 58372 17028 ~ Nehraska ...... 3 7705 J 245 5439 9729 42 For 1872, the vote returned by the regulnr (Warmoth) Board of CAnn.ssers is given for Loulslnnn, and thnt returned by the Secretary of State of Arkansas for that I St.,te. The number of citizens in the several Btat-es, entitled to vote, according to the census of 1870, was 8,307,305. The actual vote In 1872 was 6.457,315, and thereforr, allowing for thl'. mcreR8C In population In two yelll'll, It Is evident that over 2,000,000 citizens entitled to vote did not vote for l'residcnt In November, 1872. The whole 1 number of electoral voteaiIl366. Ncc~ to a ~ol~, 184. I Election Retu.rns .. 1Sltctfon :JlttturntJ, l1Y ST.:1 TES, COUNTIES, AND... CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.· ALUAMA. CONGIU:SS10NAL DISTJUCTS. ., I AT LAUoE.-There nre two Represent:t.tives in Con· Govern"r,' Governor, I Gn\'ernor, gress from the State at Jar"'e. JdH. JS1~. 18.0. J. Coullties of Baldwin, Clarke, Conecuh, Covln~on, Dallas, Escambla, MobIle, Monroe, 'Vilcox, and ,\ ash· lllltton. Total vote (187-1), 36,504. COU~TIES., ' (65.) nO\ls-l~ I lIern·1 Le....i. 1---LlDd-lsmlth 2. Counties of Harbour. .i;ullock, Butler, Cotrct', ton W 5, don, '~n.y, , Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Lowndes, Montgo V,";; Re,. D.".. I Rrp. Dem. Rep. m;?C~~~tre~k~r ct~~b~~:ecf~t.~·oosa, Elmore, Lee, ~= ~8~ '674I--;&;;1 S;;;;,--;S;S Macon, Randolph, Russell, Talladega, and Tallapoosa. B:1.ker.... •••• .. 2431 472: 2211 No rC-lturns. 'fotal votl', 33.500. Baldwin...... 7 811S ~iOj 6<}0 5561 532 4. Countll's of Autauga, Baker, l3lbb Choct:t.w, Fa". 0 18 B:ubour... •••• 2771 26711 134 1 2]62' 216, 35 eUe, Green~, Hale, Marengo, PerI'):r P{ckens, l:l:mforil, Bibb...... ••• 1089 449 810 4181 81S 287 Biount...... 1693 2"41 ~zsl 271 6'~1 Jl7 ::;1~~lbCo~~:ret;r~tngh~~~~;~<>t'i(>bU~;~ (?~~~~:8be Bullock. ..••• • Is1S4 2,031 120511 3101 1534 29,)0; Kalb. Etowah, Jackson, Madison, Marshall, and l:lt. Butler..••.;.. 2191 14691 IS12 1100' 11S37 693 Calhoun...... 2291 477i 18191 397 1 1841 339 etircoJ;t~ V~i~~I\;~. Colbert, Franklin, Jefferson, Chambt·rs.... 2186 1"40' 1812, 1;171' .1590 1297 l,auclerclalc, Lawrence, Limestone. Marlo~ liorgan, Cherokee. .••• 1909 I:nl 12601 221 1008 83 Walker, and 'Vlnston. Total Yote, 24,220. Choctaw...... 1421 9lltl · !ll7i 1644 ~~8 104' Clarke...... 1399 1304 4 3, 093 8 7 <;3~ 12 Cla&••••.••••• ' 1219 3 1 9UI 39iS 1 57 219 yo:~ FOn. REPnJ:slt.-nATIn:s IN CONGIU:S3--1874. g;eff:1~~:.:::: 1~~ 48li it; ~~I ~~ fJ {,olbert...... 15~8 10201 10~9i 810;1 IJ~ ~2 ~~~j~:ir~~t"'..m.u. YoU. Rel'ublie"ru. )"ot,. HaJ. Coneeuh...... 1086 1000, Q2~ ~I 1~ ~~ I~orllcy ...... I06080 'yhlte:...... 90.3C)8) 15,¥D* Lf'\vhl ...... 106,023 Sheets...... !S9,909) 8~:1~~~:::: ~~~ l! :~I ~lll~% 6 Dale...... l~t 363' 101~ 371 1112 I. Bromberg ••••• 16.9~3 Halalson...... 19•.;;1 Dallas...... U!S3 68I QIIQ8 7ob86~ :zog6 737!5 De Kalb :..... 946 ~99 57 S! '>74 0;1l :. Willlam~ ...... 20.180 :~ft~~~.::::::.:!~:~24 Elmore.... ~~. ISS7 1481 13')11 140;611 1379 1339 t y~~:~~~~~::::::~g:~ n -. ]6 Escambla..... 920; 316 601 21 46 7 J;6 0;. Ca\c!\vcll...... 13.0I( ts1re~~i;t'::.~::2~:~ Etowah...... J~ 31~11 71~ 29'i1 781 268 6. lIcwltt ...... J5.o.t8 tSloss...... 9.172 ~;it~i\rn:::::: ~. ~~ J~2' ~r ~~ ~~ Gr~(>llc.... .••.. 86-1 31391, 1231 2~~. 1l!2S J790 PL.J:S%!fr STATE GOl"l:JlIO{%!\-r., Geneva...... 47Q 12 ~~2 6~gl J!6:3 121 G~vernor Geo~ge S. Houston, Dem.; Lieutemlnt. Hale...... nils ~8Q!6 lU~ 3~;J;1 J6~' 3ZOO:liQ GOHrtlOr, Robert Jo'. Ligon, Dem. ; Secretary of State, Jackson....Henry...... •• 28152O:1I 7ZQ13 J:: ""II J'j7Q 4-1 J etrerson...... 2221l 860 1 12131 1024 J03-1 lI31 *~~:n~rl~~~e~u!t~:!o~~e~h~eS~~~~~no;~ Lauderdale... 1927 H601 J35::1 . !1~1 127-1 ~7 Robf'rt C. Brlcknell, Dem •• Amos R. Manning, Dem., Llmel!tone.... 1715 J5H IS-1Q 1S921 1090 2 and Thomas J. Judge, Dem.; State Auditor, R. T. Lawrence..... J80i 1681 1224', 14<)9, 1330 1082 ::;mlth, Rep. ; Commissioner of Industrial Resources, 1 1 Lee...... 3812 II20 22:;11 2370 1938 170 2 Lowndes..... JI97 41~11 9~i ~I lIQ5 30;'4 t~~~I~s~i~~~~~~J!~r~} R~1~rle~;~~\~I::?oh~Ofj: Macon...... 1223 2076 968' 1 ~ J711 McKleroy, Dem. ' Madlspn ...... 3422 31482171 30~, 209~ Marengo...... 1808 343211717,1 I I 1439 324 Marlon...... ~ 1<;0 272' 275 321 10-1 STATE LEG1SLATt'RE. Marshall...... 1314 2~9 6i~ 29~11 fi.1; ~ Mobile...... 1491 4]6-11 6:;~ ~C)JlSI 4617. 4 &n.aJ,. Ilov.t.' J"lftl BtJlkl. Monroe...... 1320 Q86 14481 41S21 J362 0;79 Drmocrntlo...... 20 60 80 53 MontgOmery.... 3:!9II 62101 3020;1 7OQ6j 2~68 736:t Republicanll ..••• ...... • 13 40 ~lorgan .....:. J63; - J1I31' 10131 101;, 10~ 4 . D~mocratic majority...... 20 27 Perry...... J-P8 383-111 1400l 4I41'113~1 3903 Pickens...... 1938 11771 1:;1'1 411i J~ 230 Pike...... 2377j 727 ' ll}O:;1 <'53; 16:~ l~ }'A!IT VOTE OJ' TilE STATE. Ramlolph..... 1300 Jooo 1 Qlo;: Q68, w, 7 Russell...... J9I41 2625', IiI";: 2;13' JISt 14~ Ih,.. qlcu. Bdl. .~(aJ. Sanford...... J0371' 20;!!!t b311 261'1 606 "" 18150. Pr~~hlent •••13.651 2;,8;-; , ..3:1~607 D Shelby...... 1659 Q6611 1112: &J:r! Il2" 611 St. Clair...... 1073 6llt!1 814: 449'1 i 1S8 -1~ Sumpter...... J690 330:;1 1m 2449, 20:;:; 14 1867. eOIl\"('ntlon~~:~;;' 8.J,610 F Talladega..... 1877 2137:1 1:;66:' ·1935:' 168617 J7 I 1868. Con~tituUoll 409 i9.909 F Tal1:1.poosa.... 2<)6-1 Q1S· 21-121 716: 22 420 Dtm. Tuscaloosa.... 2239 J:;7(1 1 1~1 13:;t I~2 ~ J868. PresIdent...72,086 4,280 R W:1.lker...... 1171 50011 441 441 ~ 6 J86c)•. Con~cs~ •••48.380 . 17.]62 R Washington.. ;79 65 49 7g I ~ . 678 1870. Governor...79.447 J.771 D Wilcox...... 1508 353-11 1 395 i 4 I 32Q8 10,1128 R WInston...... 293· 386 117 41 61 JIQ ~~~::, b~~~~~~~~: :i~~:m 13,11}O D Total . .-.: ; .... 8q868! -;w 776]6 Ma,jority ...... 107U81939l811~J3190 ' ...... ' 8-197- 1771. .. •. Whole vote ...... 20I04b 171239 J57123 * Average majorltr. t Independent DemoCrats. 18 Election· Ret-urns. .. ARKANSAS. ARKANSAS-Continued• . Congr~.., Constitution. Pr~ald~nt, Nov. 1874. Oct. 1874. Nov. 1812. de~d:~~:t~~~~ ~~gv~~tl~~ B~~~fd t~ Jc~lr~J8lt r~ vise the Constitution, the vote was: Forthe Conven CO~~~. ------II---~----II-~-r.-~~G-n--nt. tion, 80,016; against the Convention, 8,465; majority for the Conventlon'll,551. All of the counties lD the Pem. Rep. For. Ag'll. P.Yi.. Rtp. m:tc'o~~fl~~ll~~~i c~~~~~8o~ocrats as delegates to In an election held in October 1874. the new Consti Arkan~ 834 ~ -;;:; ~ 625 646 tution was ratified by the peop i e (the vote In detail Ashley.... •.. ~ 432 ~147 320 773 731 Is given above), and the Democratic ticket for State Benton...... 7 106 9fi4 79 JISO 235 officers elected without opposition. A. H. Garland, Boone...... 451 16 1375 65 717 209 for Governor, received 76,871 votes, and the vote re Bradley...... 6701 170 762 62 559 390 ceived by the other candidates on the ticket, did not Baxter...... 2781 51 569 45 '43 .... 6 vaTh~1~c~{~~To:W:pr~scntatlves In the Forty-fourth g:~~~N~:::::: fJ I~ I~~: I~ 325 ~~ Congress was held In Nove.mber, 1874. 8f.~;~!:::::::: I~~ ~5 11~ I~~ 1m ~~ CONGltESSIONAL D1STlllCTS. g~~~~~,I.~.:::: l~t~ 6~ 1~ ~~ ~~ no I. Counties of Arkansas Crittenden, Cross. Desha, Independence Jackson, Lee, Lonoke :MIssissippi, 8ri'ir:~d~;;.::: ~~ ~~ 1~ ~ 300 I~~ 1I0nroe, PhilhPstPoinsett,l Prairie, St. Francis., Stone. Craighead.... 151 •••. 8.~8 6 S09 134 Cross•.•.•••:. 433 141 701 220 549 207 an::~ ~~~~~'Of l~~\:;,t'h<;:Jt~y,I-tc~rhoun, Chlcot, Columbia/orsey, Drew, Hem£stead, Howar~Jeffer- £l:a~~~:: :::: : ~t~ 1~ U~ 1~~ • 7i9 .29i ~~ac~i'a, a;aeH~lo:'lni:~\~1 vo\~,1;2,~;.er, evada, E~:~·:::.:::: ~~ ~~ 1~~ ~~ I~ ~~~ 3. Counties of Clark, Crawford, Dallas, Faulkner, Franklin, Garland. Grant. Hot Springs, Johnson, ~~~~m~:.:::: ~ ~~ 1~~ ~~~ • 2si •529 Fulton....•••. 31 •••• 535.·65 421 120 re~~;1fa~~~vI~r~S~otr.~~;be;,0~~d ie~l~s~\:r~~~:: 9 5 b;~~~~~~::::: ~~ Ii 1~~ 51 '#8 .iss 1 :.: 'lJountles of Baxter, Benton, Boone, Carroll, Greene...... 215 I 953· '8'2' ••.. •..• Clayton, Conway, Craighead, Fulton, Greene, Izard, Garland...... 528 3412~ 1046 •••••.•• Lawrence, :Madl~on, Marlon, Newton, Pope, Ran Howard...... 661 . " 1~~ ~15 ••.. •.•• dolph, Searcy, Sharp, Van Buren, Washington. and 2 0 '¥liite. Total vote, 7,9J::. }I~f1~~~T~:::: 1 5 1~~ 539 I~b ~I 1~~ 273 VOTE 70B REPRESENTATIVl:!J IN CONGIlESS-J874• I~~r1~~?~.~~~ J* ~~ ~g 6I~1 ~~~ Pt111Oertt/.. Vott. R'publi · 'ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA-C'oniinued. CoDgrell, Supreme Coart, President, 1874. 1813. IS12. COUNTIES. (5·) COUNTIES. Stevens, Bo~n, Smith, I Ind. Ind. Ind. Me- Dwl-' ~e- Brun- Gree- Grant Kee, n.Uo, t n- lon, ley n.' ------1-- ----- .Dm.. Rtp. i~~: Ind. .D.1. ....p. 88 ~f~h~~~.~·::::.·.·..::...... ::::: : 219 -L-o-g-A-n-g-el-es-.-.. '-1-4-9 nsl~~ ~ 1310 Pima...... 22 1 utI Marin...... 72 147 255 147 219 600 t~~f.~i:::::::::::::::::::::: 106 ~f~~~~~I~;~:::: ~. I~l' ~ ~, ~~ m if~~~.~: '::':::. ~6 ~ 3[4 231 ~ 2; ~i~t~tj~i~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::·:·:·::::: ...l~~ ••• i~~:,.::·:_.__6_38_ Monterey..... 529 301 414 3041 976 1155 Napa...... 265 ~26 559 2031 552 897' Nevada.. ..•.. 868 326 1107 270 14~ 2036 PRESENT TERRITORIA.L GoVERNHEN·r. Placer...... 1052 368 8 1417 -97 385 1 Governor A. P. K. Safford; Secretary. Coles Bash Plumas...... ~I 82 340 771 2 512 ford; Chief.Justice\...E. F. Dunne; Associate-Justices. ~:~~~~~~~o I 10~4 1704 996 . 14~ 3393 C. A. Tweed and .ue Forest Porter; District-Attor 1 ney. J. E. McCaffry; Marshal. Francis H. Godwin; San Diego.... ~ 38; 2~ ~ ~~ ~~~ Surveyor.Generai, John Wasson; Auditor, A. C. San Francisco. 2i~35 2<}24 3932663 •5'65' 1~13~~ 1~7B.t783 Benedict; Treasurer, P. R. Tully-all Republicans, ~;~ i~aa~t~po 007 with the exception of Trea.~urer Tully, who is a Democrat. I~~~~a~~: ~~~ :: ir~ :~: 1m, 2ti! TlmRITORIA.L LEGISLATURE. Santa Cruz.... ~ 117 245 54 470 102<) beI:C:i~: n~~:b~~\~~:~~e~f~¥;~is. aIlA:~ ~~~; Shasta...... ~U 100 239 4O! 282 5~ elected indepelldently ot party politics. ~l~~ou:::::: S03 ~~i ~~ 'jig ~ ~09 Solano...... 3~ 1241 913 1214 1257 2413 PAST VOTE OF THB TERRITORY. Sonoma.. ..•.. 8"" 227 929 197421 1~~ 14703~ .D,m. R.p. )[aj. Stanislaus.. . .. 328 8Q 168 CALIFORNIA.. PnESE...-r STATE GOV:tmNlaNT...~~ hi?~~rn~rtf~~:o~~:~~n\~~~ ~~~~8~a£1~ut~~~:t Prelldent, I , 1812. g~~~hro~u~~g.~a~~~cgi!{l~~: Sl;~!:IJ ~~:::~: COUNTIES. Rep.; Harbor Commi8sloner, John Rosenfeld, Dem. (51.) Me- Gree- D.. Grant, STAn: LBGISLATUU. Kee, DeUe, ~\'-t n- BN'-Ilon, ley, R,p. Dm•• .D. L. Stnatt. IIOIU.. Joint Balkll. Rtp. ~~~: Ind.t Republicans...... 18 21' 39 ------333: 1228 Alameda...... 13~ 416 483 25~ Pn~~~~;;dt:rii::::'::.::::::::: j ;~ ~ Alpine...... 59 18.t 24 Amado!'...... 461 117 488 167; 994 Anti-Republican Majority.. 3 38 41 Butte...... 450 211 ~ I~ Calaveras..... 351 287 ~ 75 t Colusa..•••..• 317 8 490 CO!mUSSIONAL DISTRICTIl, Contra Costa .. 292 ~ m I 1rx I. County of San Francisco. Total vote (1872), Del Norte .... 36 29 147 139 ~~ 22,820. El Dcrado••.. .. ~~; 1093 1309 2. Countles of Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, Fresno...... " 371 50 71 36. 237 III Contra Costa, EI Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Sacramen· Humboldt..... 17 256 314 243 202 29 ~ to, .S~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~r~sa;~:l ~~~e~~~Iilboldt. kn:r~·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.: 2~~ 210 35 1r2 5 K?amath, Lake, J~assen. Marin, Menrlocino, Napa, Plu Klamath...... , .... 122 I~~ Lake...... 1~ I~ 355 202 ~:h~~~~~~G;I~I~~o~~~~. S~~~i ~~te~y~7~i~~ttcr, Lassen...... 104 ~ lIS ~ 91 181 4. Counties of Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Los Angeles, Marl~sa, Merced, Mono, Monterey, San Bernardino, In~~nw:{I~gaIl !~rt~:~~~IJ~t~·~ :~: gI~~:a~~~:Ki ~~~ra. 1§~~~~ru~~lsa~b~~ie~~n~ta~~~~~:aT~~~~ or" People's" candidates, their political affiliafton wag Total vote, 19,403. as tollows: Stevens, Dem.; Smith, Bean, and Hay • Over the next highest candidate. t Including 1,068 detB~~~~li::suported by the railroad Interest. for O'Conor, Grant's maJority over all was 12,2M. 20 Election Returns. CALIFOUNIA-Continued. COLORADO-Continued. VOTE FOB REPJU:SENTATIVES IN CONGltESS-18j'2. PUESENT TEUUITOUIAL GOVEIlNlIENT. Dill. Dt7t.o<:rall. Vnlt. R'1'...Mi~",...· VO/.. J[~. .Tc~~r~:~06h~11~~i::·!1~~~o~Jp~:~:t6~;J,o~rO~8 ~: g~~~1i;s'::::::::~~:~~ ~~i:.~~:::::::~;:~ I'~R Hallett; A~~ociatE'Justices, James B.Belforrl anrl Ehe· uczcr T. We.lls; Fuited States Di~trict·Attorner. H. ~: }(~~~~l::::::::. I~:~i~ ~~~~t~~i;:::: ~g:~~~ I,~;~ R C. Al1"man; Mafl!hal. Mark A. Shatreuburg; A~8ayer of the :Mint, J:lcob F. L. 8chirmer' Survcyor·GcnprRl, Tot:l\ Vote ...... 46,746 49,;37 '1'. B. Seari/!ht; Auditor, Levin C. Charlcs; Treasurer, )1:Uorlty...... : •• 2,491 GeOTI!C C. Corning;. Superintendent of Public lll~truc· tion, Horace ~1. H:uc-:ll1 Hcpublicans. ." PAST VOTE or TilE STATE. TEnRITORIAL LEG1SL.\TURE. C"""dl. [I{YII~'. Republicans...... 6 14 Democrats...... 6 i Mexicans...... 1 5 Rcpubllc:m mIlJoritr...... -:: % The ~Ic:dcan members 'c:m not be. cl:lsslflE'd fXllitl· cally. They vote ~ometirne$ with the Dcrnocrnts aud lIometlrneli witll their opponent:;. PAST VOTE 0)1' THE TEr.mTOlln:s. Dtm. Rtp. b.d. Rtp. X"j. 1862. Congrc$S...... %:t~ 3i~1,~ ..2,355 2,708 R 1865. State constitutiou.2,870 3.02; .... ISS Y • }Jtm. Rtp. 1",1. IJrm. ~~: g~~~~~:.·:::::::::i.m t.~ 1,835 2,~~ ~ • J86S. Congr"lIs...... 4,075 4.0C}2 17 R 18iO. Congr~p~...... ~.~ 6.~0 I.3~ R ~~~~: 6~~~~~:::::::::: :~333 ~;17~ !:~3 ~ CONNECTICUT. Gonmor, III' }'naidont, . COLORADO. 1874. Iga.· COt;NTIES. (8.) Inger. Hkrr!.ismttb,li Ore.· 'GMlnt, 5011, '011, T.... IOYl R4p. D p.1i I ______.I__...._. R.p. __I~ __. I!:lrtfor.d...... 10ZI4 8367 1033, 101981 106z3 ~ew·H:I,·en ...... 10672 9054 973: 10941 11029 New·London...... 4687 4739 tl91,' 4991 6108 F~irfleld...... 8274 !J937 544 8516 8.;01 " indham...... %429 2(10 333! 206.t 3789 Litchfielu...... 5Oi8 3iiS6 ~II' 440~5 456i; Middle8cx...... 2892 2452 ,9!8 25 3448 Tolland...... 2009 1828 367j 19 2355 Total...... 46£,55 39973 496011 45690 50318 ~laJoritr...... 1809...... , .... 4218. Whole vote ...... 91701 ¢tIS CONOll%S!IONAL DIST1lICTI!!. 1. Counties of lInrtford lUld Toll:lnd. Tot.::it yotc (I~?ho~~;l?c",; of New·Haven and Middlc~(,:t. Tot:ll \·(~.{\::~~;;ttt~es of Sew·London and Wlndh:un. Total Y(1~ • Grant owr all. There "'ere ::06 ,·otea for Dlaek. and 20~ ..otc~ for O·Conor• .----.------~------~ Election, Returns. 2 I ------. __ . ------CONNEC'fICUT-Oonlin lIeel. DAKO'fA-Continued. PRESENT STATE Gov:r:nNMENT. C ·n:rr.... ,',' Con;!r.... GO\'crnor, . Charle.~ R. In~ersoJl Dem.: Lieutenant· 1~~4. ]~;2. novernor, . George G. Sill, Lib. Rep.: Secretary of St.lte, Marvin H. 8an~~r. DE-m.; Tre:umrl'r, '\'111. E. COUNTIES. Haymond, Dem.; Comptrollcr, Aifred R. Goodrich, Arm-I l\:i,l- !: Arm-I Moo-lnrO()l: Dem. atrou: d~r, I"tron g dy, In~st STATE LECISLATt:m:. St1Jate. II.,,,.. J<>int Ballot. .-M-o-od-y-.-..- ....-- ....- -.-.. Dtn~~1 Rtl:! ID.~;:'. ~'~'. J~~... Democrats...... , 16 12<) I~ P('mbina.....,...... 19 187 I .... 87 Richland ...... 2 223 ...... •... rn~e~~~~~~t: ::::::::::::: 1 ~ 19 Stutsman...... 28 25 • ...... Democratic majority ...... II 17 28 ~~~I;Ke~::::::::::::: ~~ I~~ ..~ .~ "';8 ¥~;ik'ion:::::::::::: ~~ ~ m 21~ 2~~ Tot.ai...... ~ 45~ ~~9; ~~Wgr~tfoic·::::::::...:6786* 24 353t 444'3 .... • PnE8E~--r TnnITOnIAL GOVEI1IDlENT. H?*~~~~rc~f~~tsit!;~~nitne~c~ ~~:;~~t:;7A8~~~'f: JU8ticell, Jefferson P. Kidder and A. H. BarnM; Dis trict-Attorney. William Pound; 1I1arshaJ. James II. Burdick; Auditor. A. Sheridan Jones; Tre!Ulurer, .John Clementson; Commissioner of Immigration, J:J~')Ic[~Y;~ll~~~~brl~~;.or Public Instruction, TXnIlIT02IAL LEGISLATUU. Covneil. . IlDfU•• Republicans...... lo 19 Democrats ...... 3 i Republican m~ority...... 7 12 PART V OTJ: or THE TJ:nIlITOItT. D,m. - &1" P,opl.·, 1863. Congrct'S...... 221 237 1866. Congre~~...... $ 2')4 1868. CO!lJa"e~s...... • . 2,651 591 18iO. Con~r(':<.'''''''''' 1,1 2,125 1872. Congr('...~ ...... •... 1.902 2,541 1874. Con,g:rl'ftl...... :, 2.189 4.597 DELAWARE. '.' GovernoT, II PrHldent'jl Oo...;nor. DAKOTA. I 1814. 18U. 1871. COUNTIES. 1____I' ;_____ U.) I COCh-1 J I Gr.e-lorant I pon-I Cour- Conp.u, r ..n, kmp',ler, r~l' d.r. '.y. Isa. ID..... p. D. L. . 'I Dr"" lUI" COUNTIES. ~~~en-t-..-.-..-..-.-..1-3-17-81;--27--S1 2~~~: 33~5~ (25·) Ann- I Kld- Arm-II Mo<>- Br""k. ~cw.(;&I!tic ..·1 5796 5625. 45 s8-ls ~ 53gB It",nit, d.r. Itrong'l· dy, In.:" SU!l8CX ...... 1 3514 28831 27i 2836 3 2208 D.",./ &1" D.".. &1" &l" Tot:l.I ...... •..ll 2488, I1259 ~ -;;;slll2.. ~i--;;s; MaJoritv...... 1229 ....I .. :. 910 24;6/ .... Armstrong...... ~ 3r\--3, ~!-- -- Whole Yote ...... 23749 21807t 22.140 Bon Homme...... 227,' 170'1 IS2:' '~79 101 Brookinglt...... I: 37 31 - 8 J[ An t'iection was hcld in 1874 for Reprc!\cntath'c in Buffalo...... 33 4"'~ f!ongrel!S, with the following result: James "'iI\umll, i .. .. 12,602; V'-U· Burbank...... •... 341 Ill'm.• Jaml'S R. Lofland, Rep., II,024; Burleigh...... I~ 35~1 .. .. liam!$'s majority, 1.~78. 'PlIl!lIE:n' STATE GOV:r:n.."i3U::.--r. g~~ies·MlX:::::::: .. ~:I .:~.I 'g,;' 30 39 Clay...... 159 67"1 22~ 309 174 Davidson...... 18 ...., .... la~oS~~~~~;~;:~1ic~2~~~~i.fu~Wc~ ~~~~~i~~OB!~: Fort Totten...... 3 l.r...... Gl".llld :Fork ...... 39 113.! .. "1' .. .. N~~~~,G~~~:, RES;.~J-s~V~~::n~u~~~i:. JL~~n~ Hansoll...... 14 20.1 .... , ... . Wale!\. Rcp. Hu;chin80n...... 36 40' 21, 3 12 Lake ...... J J::: .... 1 ... . re;Il~: DELAWARE-Continued. FLORIDA-Continued. STATE LEGI!lLATURJ!!. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. I. Counties of Calhoun, Escambla, Franklin, Gads St"at.. II"",.. Join' Vallot. den, Hernando, Hillsboro, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Democrats •••••••••••••.. ,. 8 21 :9 Lafayette, Leon, Levy, Liberty, Manatee, Monroe, Rcpubllcan~...... I 0 I Polk, Santa Rosa, Sumter, Taylor, Wakulla, Walton, Democratic m:ljority••••• :. 21 and Washington. Total vote, (I87~. 19,429. Cl~y?(j~~~b?:, Ari~~~~1>~~~rira;;i~[~~~' ~~~i~~: PAST VOTE OF THE STATE. :MarloD, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, St. John's, Suwanee, and Volusla. Total vote, 18,135. ])oug. & Ortek. Linroln. 11011. 1860. President••••.8,:;60 3,81 5' 3,864 riii VOTE Fon REPllESENTATIVES IN CONonESS-1874. ])tm. Rtp. ])ill. ])nnocrat,. Volt. R.publicdn.. Vol,. Maj. 1862. Governor•.•••8,044 8,155 III R , I. Henderson ..... 9,377 Purman...... 10,052 675 R 1863. Congress.No opposi'n 8,220 8,220R 2. Finley...... 1l,178 Walls...... 8,557 379 R 1864. Con~rc8s •••••.8,762 8,253 ~E PllESEJ),"T STATE GOVlm..~lt:ENT. ~~: b~';~~~:::·::.~:~~ ~:~~ 1,212D 1868. CODJl1:ess.••.10,961 7,636 3,325 D S~t~:e~oil. rr~Lf~!U~~p.~tX'uo%~:~in~~r.e~:1.: 1868. Presldent•••10,gSo 7,623 Cocke, Liberal: Comptroller, C. ~. Cowp:ill, Rl'p. ; 1870. Governor •••• ll,4sB 9,9B~, ;:~i~E Treasurer, C. H. Foster, Rep.; CommIssioner or Im· Grt GEORGIA-Continued. I GEORGIA-Continued. ----;:--- .' Gonmor, President, I Governor, Governor, I President, I Governor, Oct. 1872. NOT. 1~72. 1~6S. Oct. 1812. NUT. 1872. 1868. COmITIES. I COUNTIES. I I h Wnl· Gree. G Gor· Bul. Smith, Wnl· Gree- Grant" Gor.\ Bul. SlnU , ker ley rant, don lock D ker, ley, .& don, lock. ~em. Rtp: D. 'L Rtp. Dm:. .&p: . em. Rtp. D. L. 1', I Dem. &p. Colqultt:-:::::- ~ ----; SO SOt 61 42 Coweta...... lS05 nis 1304 1571 1021 1126 :c~~~~~~::::: ~~ !1~: ~ =1' '3~"1 '?Sci Vrnwford •. ,.. 640 4u S20 486 535 514 Screven...... 656 154 553 2O~ 2 Mj Spalding....., 866 110 8II J2191 801 670 R!~e;on::::::: ~ '~i ~.~ ~~ ..;~ Stewart.....,. J~ 682 943 6881 940 752 Decatur...... 853 1057 867 14231 b!S4 10f0 Sumter...... 2 761, 912 1529, 1355 1249 De Kalb...... 1045 294 749 4231 C)Ol 2111 Talbot...... 562 677 7941 768 J057 Taliaferro..... 377 68 l~ 175 3461 627 Bg~f;:::::::: m 1~~ ;~ 9~1 '74; :ili :f~tt:rl.i::::::: ~~ '4~1 ~2 3~~ ~~ ~~ Rg~~f!~:.·::: 299 i~ ~~ 1:~ ~~~~ Telfair...... ,"I ....I 228 ...... • ... Early... ••• ••• 529 149 437 364 597 355 Terrell...... • 871 S60 873 479 852 33l Thomas...... loSS 13611 843 Ib4S1 337 1221 Towns...... 234 J49 175 1331 19S 209 IrUA~~~:::: xi~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :f~Ii~·.:::::: I~~ '~W 1~5 ~g~\ J~~ ~~ ~~~~~~:.::.:: ~~ ~ & '3i6 ~~ ~ Union...... 420 273' 2~ 162 359 282 Fayette.. ..• • • 635 33l 272 383 4113 1,09 Upson...... u06 491i, 8gB 781 7115 728 Walker...... 846 3211 432 324 659 509 ~~~~ti::::::: 1~ ~Ps 1~~ f~ 1~ 33t Walton...... 'Il44 343' 727 375 7:.15 b32 Ware...... 31S 135: 130 n61 1091 loS ~~~~~~:..:::: !~ 1~~ If~ 28~ ~~~ 1~ Warren...... 594 210' 491 4011 544 II20 Washington.. J423 1671 1255 437 J278j 1075 g}=ck:::::: ~~ ~ ;¢ ~I 241 ~~ Wayne...... 454 185 I3!I 59 62 34 Glynn...... 214 ~~ 240 S~I77 1510 Webster...... 470 222: 346 292j1 4441 202 Greene...... 873 ",.... ~ 1245 808 b32 White...... b46 851 334 60 273! 219 Whitefield.... 6:z6 256: SOl yfJ1 7751 657 g~1n~~tt::::: ~~~ 2; 813 ~~I ~ ~~ Wilcox...... 326 32: 145 481 2811 3 Ha.bersham... 621 101 187 421 277 ., GEORGIA-Continued. IDAHO-Continued. ' VOTE l'O): RltPI:ESENTA.TIVES IN CONGRESS-ISi4. PUSENT TER1UTOlUAL GOVEUNl(:ENT. DU. D",.. J·ol.. R.p. J·"I.. Nai. GOYCnlOr, Thomas w. Dennett; Secretary.,!. E ••T. I. Hartridgc•••••JI.o8o Bry:mt...... 6.6t8 3.46.3 V Curtis; Surveyor-General, L. F. Cartllr' vistrict· WImberly...... 969 Attorney, J. W. HustoD1 Chiet~Ju5tice, Da.vid Nogglc; Assoclate·Justices, M . .I!O. Hollister and W. C. Whit· 2. Smith...... 12.cxIl ~~~~~:..::::::~:~~ ~:~ E t *~~s·:::::::: ~:~~ No Candidate.. 3.236D F~Jli!f~~~~~tl~~~:fo~e~;ni~~uii.Supcrlntendent of 6: ~fg~~~~:::::::~~·,t;~ N~~~:::::::::::~:;~ 7:~U E TERlUTORIAL LEGISLATURE. 7. Da.bney...... 7,c;oS Ha.rbcn...... 197 82F" . Felton...... 7,587 , ,CWncil. lIotIM. 8. Stephens...... 6,822 Harrison...... 12 6.S10 D 12 ,9. McMIlla.n ..... 7.SSe; O·Neal...... 2.318 1).567 D 13 f;i~~r~~f::::::.:::::::::::::::::: l I Total...... 93,34i' 33.161 Democratic m:l..lorlty ••.•.•••••••••••• Majonty...... 60.11>6 Auti·Dl'lnOcratic m:I.Jority. •••• ••• •••• ' PlU!SENT STATE GO'"Emn.u:NT~ Governor. James ~l11ton Smith. Dem.: SecretIn), of PAST YOTE or THE TERRITOllT. , State, N. C. Barnett. Dem.; Comptroller·General. ,Yo Iltm. nep. L. Goldsm!th. Dem.; State Treasurer. John Jones. 1866. CongrcSl'l...... : .. . Dem.; Attorney·General. N. J. Hammond. Dem;; 1868. Con~rcSl! ...... ~:~~, ,;:~~~ Superintendent of l'ubllc Works. E. A. Flewellen. 18;0. Congress.•• _•••••• ::1,572 1;747 Dem.; Chlef·Justice oC the Supreme Court. Hiram JS72. Congress•••.•••••• 2,700 1.654 '''·arner. Dem. ; Associate .Tustices. Hcn~ Ken,t Mc· J874. COIIgreSll•••.••••.• 1.935 -: ' 2,::174 g~~~~on:r~i.~: &:r. 'B'!~.e. Dem.; tatc Bebool STATE LEGISLATtrnE. &n4l.. ll".... Juin' Hal/Ill. nLINOIS. Democrats...... ;...... 43 168 2II Republicans .. ;...... I 7 8 Sup!. '~bllc PresIdent ICon~re"\1lan Democratic m~orlty...... ---:; 161 ::03 I"'~;;i.'un, 1872.' a~ I~~~" COUNTIES. ' 1_'-:-- P.lST Von: or THE STATE. Douglu. B,ee1:i"',,. B.ll. ' (J02.) Etter,.l1Pow- Gree-Ie)'·G rna,t H aye.,I ridgeDe...• 1860. President••••II.590 51.889 420886 , °PP' 1I.p. D.~. Rep. I D.m. 1101': Co,... 9.cx%13" 1865· Governor ••• Jli~ No opposition. '37.200 C ------1---1 illael:. Adams...... • 3594 2601 5 77 4343 251i.t! 2079 Alcxander.... 94S Z24 1040 1231: :'~c6, 432 1867. Regis'd vote..C}fi.26l 950973 28c)W Bond...... 105; ll9i 9II J2:!9: -, II 1025 .A.gain4f. For. 6 l 1867. Convention.....P56 8 91,522 F Boone...... Its3 J2<)7 24 l"'J , J i 1121 Pall. 9jd1. Brown...... IlOt 'P7 13221 813' 9:: I 58.J 1868. Governor... 76.356 i,171 R Bure:1.U ...... • Ii&) 2532 11)20 3233, 683, IIlo 83.527 Calhoun...... to; 3sS c;8o ¢ :l44( !j(} ~.159.822 Carroll...... 055 120<) 614 1¢8 lsi 1051 ~=: ~~~~~~~.:.:1¢:~~ E Cas:!...... J421 824 II~' II47 ~~I 4~ 1872. Governor•• #.556. D G~~}~:? 'b;.~. O:C~~;r. 187l. President... ;6,2jS 62.715 4.000 9,573 G gt~:f~~~.::: ;~~ ~~~~. ~ ;Wa ~4~~ ~~~~ Pen" R.p. Clark...... 1652 1320, 1713 1713 uS71 ;86 1874. Congress.... 93.347 33,161 ..... 60;186 D Clay...... -l357 loBI 1 1'ftJ IS&!, 951/ 1273 Clinton...... 2016 62<) 1749 1'119 933, ~ Coles...... 2075 2325 24II ~7, 2105\ 21 Cook...... 28sOO 2I22ts 18437 31316' notS 1 IDARO. Cra.wfortl ..... 'IISI 821 JoiSl II56 823 191 Cumberland.. 126; 621) IIS6 II06" 1095/ 0<)1 Congreu, Congress, I Congreu, lS74. I lS70. B~ wm:::::: ~:~~ ~~ 1~~ ~, 1;~1 !~4 l$1~. I DOuplas...... Ilio l:u6, Il24 675[ COUNTIES. , J~SO, 82~ (9·) F~aD, Den. Halley/ lin.. !' 1o!er: Daller ~Xga:~~:::::: ~~ ~~12~ ~, 2~i i~ Dtm. nett, Dem. ton, f,lI, Rt1" Rtp. I , &1" II IJcm. ~~~~~a~;:::: 1&~~ m 1~~~ 1~~i /I~'I' ~~ 6 1l 2 -----1--::-'1-- --1--'- }o'ayette...... ISI9 133 J7 17 7: I~~, IUS Ada...... 363 St7"! 565, 318, 51~ 339 Ford...... 854 903 140~ 1243 65&; 321 Alturas ...... • Sll 200, I35i 68 161 .87 Franklin...... 1321 '416, IU, '953, 10921 ~24 Bol~e...... 518 36l, 565: 38611 9.t3, 614 6 ~~n~ty~·::.:::: f3~ ~i i~ '3~ 2~ 140~ Idaho"...... 13 1 92, 239: 134 Lemhi ...... "\1 115 134 2421' J94 Grcene...... 23IS Il931 2J97 1371' 12561 721 Nez Perces·...... 2~1 234' ...... Gn111dy ...... 909 lIl9J 717 1591' 635 lOll Oneida...... 430\ 460 5<;3 93 138 69 Hamllton ..... 1991 '225' II&! 1l7S' 65~ 406 Owyhee...... 497 686, 3~ 302, 295 2 80 Hancock...... ::I~ 18~1 3328 3141. 263 1 4 ShoShone...... ~~ ,~'~ll~, 30 ~~~l~I~~o~:::: 723 ~71 f~ 1~;' ~; ~5 Total...... 1935 1 22i4!1 2700: 16St,j 25;2: liol Henry...... J271 2273 I 650 3654' ti25! 1714 :\I,t\lorlty...... 1 339:, 1046 ....I, 825 ... Iroquois...... 1694 J571 J'jOO P;I, 6-:;8; 1477 " hole Yote•••••••.4209t 43St 4319 .Jackson...... 1648 12831 1510 18:>7, 1265' 1354 ,Ja.-per...... lIn 341 1065 917; 870: 567 " PluraUty. Jcflcrson...... 1870 782,1 J763 1341. n7fii 733 t The vote of Idaho. LemhI. and Nez Perces coun· .Tersey...... 16':13 J24 2 1431 J205 1084' 653 ties In 1874 was thrown out by the Board ofCanvassers .To D:wicss.... 2361 204611 1952 270" 4lO'i 1231 ~~tifJor;;;;~it&een~~~~~b~~~~.II~.~e~~~:n;~~~~~~~ .Tohnson...... 774 94~ ~ 1146' 3Cl4 807 2.~I8. ~:takee:::: !~ ~! 1936 ~~r 1~~ 3g! Electio-n .Returns. ' 25 ILLINOIS-Continue(l. ILLINOIS-Conlintud. ~ . Supt. Public President, ICongt"e•• man 3. Counties of Lake and Cook (Including wards 16, Imtructloo, 1812. ., IS1~. 1~:~' ----11·--;---1 174.I~~~ntre~ ~lb~~!"tg~c i~i;,l iZ!~e:~~iIenry, . COUNTIES. and WInnebago. Total vote, 16,269. , 5. Counties of Carroll, Jo Davle8s, Ogle, Stephenson •. F:tter, ~lt ~:e- Grant, Hayes ~~;:: Opp. &p. D.~. &p. Ihm. Rep. nnl1r:J~ii~~eof TB~~:e!~!eil:n~' Lee, .Putnam, ,and La.Salie. and Will. , Kendall...... 569 937 ~ 1613 '203 6g~ R~~tc~~~~~~Jo~~~d~: ~~ll. Knox ...... ~.. 11195 34171 I 54 431~ ~' 2O~ T8~~~~~il~~;ford, Iroquois, Kankakee, Livingston. Lakc...... • 1492 1417 875 2226 22 7 Marshall. and Woodford. Total vote. 17.216. La Salle...... ~5 3~~1 ~57 S046~' ~~ 31~ 9. Counties of Fulton. Knox., Peoria, and Stark. I..awrence..... g!!() I oI!C) III _~ ~ Lee...... 1226 2o.to ~~ 2'J02 1(l91 I 15 T~~C~~~ti~;5gr Hancock, Hendef8on; McDonough. t~:~~~·::: ~~~ :~~I 1814 ~~ . ·7.ll !~~ M~~~C~~~~l!;I~i ~~::~~~~,o~illi~~n:8~cne, Jef8ey and Pike. Total vote, 18.049." ' ~I~~~pin·.:::: ~i ~ ~~ !i~ !~~ 12. (Jountles of Cass. Charlton. Menar,d., MOrgn,n. Madison...... =3640 34101 3504 ~n 2677 24v" Sangamon. and Scott. Total vote. 22~~7. :Marion...... 2490 1349' 2291 """" . 1I51 1337 13. Counties of De Witt. Logan. .Mason. llcLean. llnrshall...... 151~ I~: ~~ ~~ .I~ ~5 and Tazewell. Total vote, 21.036. 14. Counties of Champaign, (Joles, Douglas. lIacon. t~"c:::::::: r20 ll6; 668 1017 440 5I~' Platt, and Vermilion. Total vote, 21.847. McDonough.. 22714477 ;r'J, ~ 2Z9~ 25~ ~~ 15. Counties of Clark.,1 Crawford. Cumberland. Ed McHenry..... 2!!9" 2666 gar, Effingham. Jasper. J.awrence, Moultrie. and Shel McLean...... 3991""57 3920,11)' 3335 5845' I~ by. Total vote, 22.773. ' i\lcnard ...... J"' 61D 1149 1935j ~ r,~ Mercer...... n07 13411 lo,t9 9I!4 Z 7 16. Counties of Bond. Clay. Clinton. Fayette. Mari on. llontgomery and Washin~on. Total vote. :zo,67l!. Monroe...... 18.t1 152; 1511~ 522 122 , 1'1. Counties oillacoupin. Madison. l\1onroe, and St. Montgomery.. *~ !t~~i ~~2 ~~~~ ~ ~~~ Jackson, :Tohnson. Ma.'I 1492 2841 1I77 995 1 714 520 C~J~·C!u~~~~}Yt~fatder. ~1~~ftJe:::::: 1 !lae, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Randolph. Union, al\(l Wil Ogle...... 31451°1 31247 3095 j23 1238 ~5:' 6 1 6 28 liamson. Total vote, 20,146. Peoria...... 6 3005 I~ i4~1 265 27 19. Counties of Edward~ Franklin. Gallatin, Hamil ton, Hardln.....;!efferson. r;.lchland, Ssline, Wabash. ~r:!Il.:::::::::, ~ I~' 29~~11 ~~ ~ Pike...... 2160 148211 8., 331 1872 1597 Way~e. and",nite. Total vot~, 21,331.... Pope 685 675,' 595 512 862 PuIMk"C::::: ~~ 9C?9, b94 10451 b24 178 VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN COl;QRi:ss-:.1874. Putnam •••••• ~ 3111! 1310 6011 ~o ~5 Randolph.... 2037 14141 866 18801 1305 n 4 Dill. OppoIilion. J"ote. &pHbliclJn,; J""t~' 'Jlaj. Richland.. ..• noo 11391 1343 13171 071 ~2 I. Caulfield ...... 10,211 Smlth...... :9.B03.: 408 0 2. Harrison...... !/.1ll9 Ward ...... ~18I .. , ,80 ~a~l~c ~l~~~:: ;~t I~I ;l!2~ ~I '.~ 1~ 3. Le Moylle...... 7.991 Sangamon.... 4323 "!P57 4~1 41~~! "!P53 2780 ~~b~!.t·:::. 8,i~ :i,~~ Schuyler...... 1448 1010 1577 J43Uj io3C fl24 4: ~r~:~~e~~~:::: ~:~ Scott...... 1416 l!771 ~IOZ2 931! _~? 6'[0 ~. Elliott...... ~ ~~~d~~Ji:: t~: '~~ ~ Shelby...... zfl39 Ilo4 11)01 1747 1013 Corwin ..... 7.1)05.2.403 0 Stark...... 553 7251 m8 ~3;;0 1 ~: ~;~e~~I~:::::::\463 Fort ...... 90753 2,~ R St. Clair...... -m6 2C}I!21 ~ 421~, 2 ~ 34 9. Ross...... 9.495 Stephenson... I~~ 19121 2123 ~I 14 ~~ ~it:~I~g::.:·. ~:m:' ¢xl ~ ~~: ~ltkt;!.::::::::::I~: Brotty...... '[.420 ,poo 0 fi~~:~~~'::::: ~~~ Irril ~~ .'1,6;: I~: 302 12. Springer...... 10,623 Simpson•••• 9.027. 1.S')6 0 Vermli1on..... Ifl30 25621 1707' 3373! ~~ 1017 Turner...... 2.417 :pu Wabash ...... 1202 250, 8;00 797 1 345 McNnlta. ...10.279: 480 0 Warren...... 1402 1608 161I 2494 £13 1485 13· ~r~~~(~~:j:::IO'7~ Washington.. 1~5 1082 1m 1742: 843 1239 . 14. Pkkrell ••••••••lo,6O:J Cannon .....1I.2-U IiII R Wayne...... ° 835 1 1 1624 n2~ 294 15. Eden...... 12.01\4 Wilkln...... lo.6&) 1.3950 White...... 1 767 17 1224' 104 0744 16. rlark8...... 8,723 Martin...... 7,93Z .. 791 0 Whiteside.... 10~1 2O~ 1 1 3103! 5ll~ 2155 J • M~~~;;::::::: Jt~ ;mi3~so~::: 1f~ ~ :m ~~I ~~1 ~ lb. Hartzell •••••...10..866 ~l~;~~~£~::: ~~ 40~ g Winncbago... 1346 2647 1051 3!io9 ~~ 2534 Raum ...... 50482 1'737 0 Woodford .... ~1~1~~ ~ n05 19· ~~r:Il~::::::: ~~ 1 Total ...... ~ 197490 1669841 114770'241248 1161 71 137191 T(.tal...... 19S,ll9t orIt ~~g~t~ie:::.~~155"·· '~f81 • '3~~i lI1aj r .... 25.315 'In '18'14,' for State Treasurer, Ridgway. ReP.! re PRESENT STATE Gov:n.'OlE!n'. relved i62,974 votes; Carroll, Opp •• 128.161); Gore. nd. Governor John' 1;. B~\'erldge. Rep.; Recretary of ' Reform; 7';'sBo; Simpson, Pro.• 516. Ridgway's plurali State, Georze H.llarlow. Uep.; Treasurer, 'l:hom:ls S. ty was 34,l!OS. Ridgway. Re{l.; Attorney·General. James, K. Edl\ell•. Rep.; 8uperllltf?ndellt of Instnlctioll, ~amnel M. CONGRESSIOYAL DISTRICTS. Etter.Opp. 1. Counties or Du Page and Cook (includill~ wards I. 2, 3. 4. 5, 6, and 7 of Chicago). Total vote (1874), STATE LXGISLATt:nx. 20,014· 2. Countx of Cook (wardg 8, 9, I, 10. 10, II, 12, 13, I.l, Sm,,:•• ITo"....l"in!- };alM. UI\(\15 of Chicago). Total vote, 18,37°. Rcpublic3Iis...... :2.l 69 . 93 Democrats...... 22 57 79 , " Including 681 for :?tIrs. 'Ada F. Potter, Prohibition Independent Reformers ...... 2 '27., ~ ist. t Including 3058 for O·Conor.' Grnnt'lImajorlty 'over rul was 53.420. :j: Including 481 scattering. Opposition ml\lorlty ...... ~ .. 3 15 - '18 26' Election', Returns. . ILLINOIS-Continued. IN:pIANA-Continued. PMI' VOTE 07 'l'HE STA.n. GOTernor, 1812. Dtm. Rep. ..4.....,.. Maj. C}, 159D ~g~: .~~~~~~:::~~g:~ 1~~ 370444 1,25OD COUNTIES. Duug. ~ Brtck. Li"tol". Bell. Nell", Icurry, Slont, d~:k; Brow... 186:>. President ••• 162,619 172,161 4.913 40529 R Dem. Rep. Ind. Dent: Rep. Dem. Rep. 1862. Treasurer••• 136,662 12O,n6 •••• 16,546 D -M-a-rt-In-.-••-.-••-.-.• -••-.-.•-.1 ~~-::: --;;;-;; ~~: ~~~~:::~t:~ ~:~ ~~~ ~ 1868. President ••• 199,143 2so.293 51,150 R ~~~n~~c·.:·:.:·::::::::: ~75 ~~7 :~! ~~~ ~~ Dem. Rep. Temptra"... ~~~;~~~~~::::::::: ~ ~ I ~1 ~~~ Newton•••••._ ...... 240 747 ~~I 6.t 819 ~g~~: 6~~~:~::::~~;f :~irx 2,966 :x;=~ Noble...... 2285 2II4 11 2285 ~ . D_. and Lib. Rtp. SwaigAt Dem. Ohio...... 543 554 ••. .1 574 638 1872. President ••• 18.t.770 .241 3.0~ 53.420 R· Orange...... '" . It.~ 1052 1425 1231 ,248 Owen...... 16f6 1064 '285 1 1761' 1438 1874. Supt. Inst•• I:'~90 ~9at Ttnlpt68~"·'· 3O.sOO O' ~~;;:::::::::::::::: ~~\ ~ .. ~:I ~~~2 ~ Pike.. .•••• .••.••••••. 1429 II6g 342 15 1429 Porter. ••.•••. •••.•.• lr;cb 16gB ••..1 1 1681 Posc}"...... 21831 1272 ••••1 22SO 1m 1020 12 INDIANA. Pulaskl.... •••.•••••• 1 7 ..28 5 ~51 K~~~~~Ph:;:::::::::: i~~ ~ ~~ Ripley...... 2147 1910 ~I Secretary o{ Sta~, I GOTernor 1874. 18". ' :~L::::::::::::::: :g 2O~ 2~ COUNTIES. Shelby. •• • • . • . • ...• • • 2629 1900 2182 (92·) Neff, CnJTY,!Slont, ~~k; Br0lnl8 . ~~:kc:.r:::::::::::::: ~J l~~t 2~~ Dem. RW' I"d. Demo' Rep. ~ie~~:~~~:::::.:::::: ~ ~g~ ~. -A-d-am-s-.-.•-.-.-•• -••-.-••-••-.' !S!O -;6-- ~ 6,3 Sullivan.• :...... 20<;8 828~! 1330 SwItzerland.... ••••.. 1:zO.t 14<)4 •...1 1485 j}!~~o·lome·w·.:·:.:::·: '::' f424 "'cii ~~ ~ Tippecanoe•••••,_... 3Q81 3554 7921 41&) Benton...... 1~ ~ ::iS8 800 Blackford...... 6sl! 324 477 687 t~i~O:.::::::::::.:::: 1&fi 1~ :::: 'l~g Vanderburg...... 3122 3358 6:37 4~ Boone...... •••••••• 1976 199 1521 2 296Ii Brown...... II54 41 II 467 Carroll•••••• , ... •• •• •• , 2055 1865 1m IfP7 fr:.~~~::::.::.::::: ;:~ II~ :::: ~~~~ Cass...... •••• 3159 2524 ~ 2555 ~~~~:::::.::::::::::: 1~~ ~1 ~~i ~~ Clarke...... '" •• •• • 3O-J1 21 237r; Warrick...... 19t14 ~:~ ....j 171I Clay...... 2446 221 ~2 23 2550 WashIngton...... 2059 1383 .... 1624 Wayne...... 2743 4107 •••• 46cU g~!<}~rd::::.:.:::::: ~ 1~ ::~~I ~ ~~ 'Veils...... 18 II 59 1719 12~ B!~:bo'rii::::::.: .:::: ~~~ !~~ ~~~ ~~ ~t~~ey:::::::·:.:::::! !~O ",,381 ~82 ~ E~~~::::::::::::: :~~ ~ I ~~:~ ~ Delaware...... 271447 2152 'SS7 1557 2743 Total...... :~. 1821~fI6.;cpzl 1~ 1~1188276 Dubois...... 8 4Q6 ••••, 2086 513 ... Elkhart. • • . • • • •• •..•• ~ 2662.. • • • 2903 29tl9 ~~g~t~ciie: :::::::::. ~:~~ .365586+ •••• '~7~17i ~fl:A~:::::::::::::: !~77 ~rs !~ ~~~ Fountain...... ~ 201 •~~~I 2161 1932 COXGUSSIOXAL D1STJUCTS. ~~r~~~~::::::::::::: 1432 ~24 •••• ~~~ !~ t. Counties of Gibson. PClT}"', Posey, Spencer, Van Gibson...... 2122 ~I 2148 2053 derburg, and Warrick. Total vote (I874), 25.48J. Grant...... •••.. 1131 9:l"1 1821 2532 2. CounUes of Crawfon1 Daviess, DuboIs, Greene, 50 Knox, :Martin, Orange, rike, and Sullivan. Total fi~~ton:::::::::.::: !1 1~~ ~M~ ~~ "ote, 26,959. 3. Counties of Bartholomew, Brown, Clarke, FIovd, Harrison, Jackson, and ,,'ashlngtoll. Total vote, fi~~J~1L:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::: ffii r~1 m! ~~~ 26,374· 4. Counties of Decatur, Jeffcf!!On. JcnnIng!!. OhIo. D~~7rd::::::::·:.:·:.: ~~ ~I !~~ ~ Ripley, Rush, Switzerland, and Scott. Total vote, ya~~~g~~~·:::.::·::.: 25~ ····1 ~ i~g 26,~ountles of Dearborn, Fayette, Franklin,' Ran Jasper...... 1~ l3 m do~p,!: Union, and Wayne. Total vote, 24,137. t tl 6. \.iounties of Del:\w3fC Grant, Hancock. Henry, ~~e;.son:·:::::::::::: 24<)4 !&1131 .2'~'~':1· ~ ~~ Johnson, }fadisoPJ and Shei~y•. Total vote, 28.376. Jenninj(S...... 1679 i~ 1585 1849 7. Counties of l1endrlcks, Marlon, Morgan, ana Put· nam. Total vote. 33.388. . tt::~.~·:.::·::::::::: ; ~~ '~~I ~~! ~~ 8. CountiesofClay. Lawrence, Monroe, Owen, Parke, Vermlllon, and Vigo. Total vote, 27,8o:J. ~OSCiU~~~::::::::::: -930 ~II4'j61 "'3" ~~~ ~~~ L~...... •.....•.. lIS9 91211532 Laporte...... • 32'31 2324 234 1 3173 2998 Lawrence...... •... 1617 lW 5! 1680 1889 S!a~i:·:.:·:·:::·::::: 1~ ~l 1*1 ~ U~. Election, Returns. INDIANA-Continued. IOWA.'-' \ 9. Counties of Benton, Boone. Clinton, Fountain, Sec. of State, Governor, President, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, and 'Varren. Total yote. 1814. 1813. 1812. ;COUNTns·I ___~___ "___~____ II ___~__ 31;~ICot1ntles 'of Carroll, Jasper, La}>orte, Lake, New· ton, Porter, Pulaski, St. Joseph, Starke, and'Vhltc. (99.) Mor. Young Vale.. Car· Gree. Gnnt, Total yote. 29,~15. ' ~;;: Rep. ;i:,::.p p,]!;;:, ~~'1. Rep. u. Countles- of· Cass, Fulto!!t Hamilton. Howard, Miami. Tipton, and Wabash. Total Yote, 28,021. 12. Countlesof Adams. Allen, Blackford. Huntington. ·Ja&.~~~~i1~~dorE!lek~lb~ot1kh~~: ~Z~iusko, La. grange. Mal'l!hall, Noble. and .steuben. Total Yote, 27,284. VOTE FOR REl'RESENTATIVES IN' CONGRES8-1874. Pi.. Oppooilion. Vot.. R.p;'i,iicano. Vote: ~lfaj. : I. }t'ulJer...... 12.864 llellman...... 12.527 331 D 2. WllIlams.....17 Ferguson •.•••• 9,088 8.316 D 3. Kerr...... 13.'i 1 Cravenst...... 12,482 1,409 D 4. New...... 13, 3 Robinson...... I2,~3 1.300 D 6:yo~:~~;::::.;~~~ ~~Ji~~~!;::::::~~:4~~ 2'1~R Pendleton.* . ~.888 , ~: ~1~g:.~::::::~3:m ~~~~~::::·.::·:;1:~~ ~~R 9. !IcClurf...... 12.754 Ca.'!on...... 13,188 4341~ 10: ll~~~nd:::: i~:~ Calkins..... ~ ..14.423 665 D u. Cox...... 13.426 Evans...... 14,595 1,169 R 12. Hamllton.... 14.318 Taylor ...... 12.623 1,6g~ RD 13•. Kelley ...... 13,613 Baker...... 13,671 SO -- Total...... 192,28:r 168,702 Majority...... 23,S&> PRESENT STATE GOVER.'Ol1!:NT. Governor Thomas A. Hendricks, Dem:; Lieuten:mt Governor. Leonidas Sexton Rep~ Secretary of State, .John E. Neff, Dem.; Aunttorl • .r.benezer Henderson, Ptee;G~n~;;I~C~;~I~e'i~mJ~s~r~hb~~~mjJd~~o~ the Supreme Court, John Pettit. Dem•• James L. Wor· '~tB~~r:k.11~~~~d6~e~k ~~~~~ ~:::e" ~~~rts.ag;.'i:~ Scholl. Rep.; Superintendent .of 1?ubllc Instruction. James H. Smart, Dem. '. .. . STATE LEGISLATtmE. Senatt. Hovot. JoiRl Ballot. Democrats...... ; ...... :. •••23· "60 83 rn1e~~~~~~8:::·.:·.:·.:::·.:::::2~ ~ ~ Antl-De~ocratle ma.Jorlty •••• '4 Democratic ml\lorlty ••••••••••• 20 iii P A8T VOTE or TUE STATE. P,m. HaJ. 1856. President....n8.670 '1.909 D 2,581 D ~~: ~~~e~~~~~~~: :~:~ 9.757 R - J)ou!I. J: Brule. Lincoln. Btll. 1860. President.•••127,804 139,033 5,306 5,923 R Pem. Rep. 1862. Sec.ofState.128,160 118,517 •. _.' '209',~33 ~ 1864. Governor•..•131,201 152,084 .... ~~: ~~~~~{s~~ie:!fs:~33 ~~:t;; :::: ~:~ ~ . 1868. Governor.... I?-~m 171,575 .... 961 R 1868. President•••. IOO.Q80 18]0. Sec. of State.160,059 ~~:~rx :::: ~:~~ ~ P.m. Rep. .SlraigltJ Ptm. 188,276 ISg 1.337 D ~~~~: ~~~~~~t::::;~~ 186,144 10417 - 21,090 R P.m. Rep. Ind. • 9 202 1874. Sec. ot Statc.I82,154 1/4,902 16,233 .. 17,252Dt 7Ilt 1408 90 ~ * Candidates of the Independent party. tlnll:ltion I~ 263 D~moerat, supported by Republicans. 1473 3051 :I: Over the next highest. 1150 1450 28 Election Returns. IOWA-Continued.. IOWA-CVntinued. See. ot'State, Governor, PrHldent, PREsENT STATE GoVEJUlD[ENT. 1874. I 1873. 1872 no~.oY~~h I ~}mYfJ lug£~~h·~'¥t~~'s~r o;~~t: ia!J:-~r;I~ OOUN~ ~':," IYoungI ~:~! p~~ ~:;e- Grant, Secor; Attorney·General. lladison E. Cutts; Clerk of Q/,f'o Rtp. N<>1UJp Rtp. D. 'L R.p. the Supreme Court, Edward J. Holmell; Superlnten' r::u~ft~~?liC Instructl0J.!. Alonzo Abernethy-all -P-O-W-~8-hre-'-k-••-.r---S4- 8;-U-99- ~ --;;; I5s7l 1~ ~~~~~l~:::: i~~ f~ 2~ ~i3I!i 2~1 3='5 STUll: LJ:GIIILATUBE. 8 Scott.... •••• :Z5-l8 1591; 2 35 1 91 26481 2369 Smal.. 11_. Joint Ballor. Shelby...... ~ ~6 2~~ ~60: ~~ ~ig ~t~u::::::::: 709 14~, 6cji 9sSi 347 1401 ~~g~~fic;n~~·::::::::::::::: rJ ~~ ~ T:lma. ••• .... 9:10 Jb37, QIl6 H20 730 1933 1 Opposition m3jority•••••••• :: Taylor...... ~2 742 6501 800, m II22 Republican m3jority...... 18 iii V~~~ii;en.:: ~i~ 1;~g I~g J:~ I 8 1~ W.apello...... 1370 1608, I~I· 1776, 1~61 2130 PAST VOTE OJ' THE STATE. W.arren...... n61 1669. Ifut l242' 791 2127 Dtm. Fret·S()il. Wltig. Maj. WashIngton. 1358 1704: 18561 1450: 1220 2140 1852. P~ident...... 17.762 1,606 15.855 301 D Wayne...... 1196 l203' 1045 210, 838 121S . Dem. Rtp. Webster...... 920 aB3' 8.1\31, H39i 7Bol 107fl 0 18S4. Governor...... :zo,55-1 23,<140 WinRebago... 51 2811 ••.. 343 16 27 Dem. Rtp. Anur. WillJle~iek • 1076 1522 ; 41 2110; 949 2047 Woodbury... .sS6 750.523 952 4391 790 1856. Pre5ident...... 36.I~ 43.954 9.180 1.7S4R* 1 00 1858· Secrct'ryofState45.748 49,085 23.,3337RR W. KANSAS-(]ontinuM. KANSAS-C'ontinued. Governor, PresIdent, GO\'ernor, :McPherson. ltorris. Nes!, Onge. Pa.wnee. Pratt, Re J814. 1872. 1~10. Wal~!;~'a~d~~s~?aT~:i :~~~I:;Xab=Dsee, COUNTIES. 0... Gree- G Sb Har VOT]!! FOlt R:EPnEllDTATlV%S Il1t COliIGRE!!S-I874. CUley, borne, ley rant, arp, vey &J~ &p. D. L~ &p. Dem. Rtp. ~i"p:r1ot'i~::·... Ii.~;; r:Ilii;~i:~':::..!:~l ~;~ -----11·------Green. (ad.). 2,074 Ellls._. •• •• •.. 19 230, 114 163 312 109 Elleworth .. • • 9 3511' 239 m 1 411 182 ;: ~~~~~:::::.:lt~ g~~~:·::.:·.:·.~:~a~ 4.~ Franklin..... 1117 71)lj1 154 165!S1 33 1105 Ford...... J ~&' ...... P.usENT STAn. GoVKUll%NT. Governor. Thomas A. Osborne; Lleuten.. ~nt-GoTeJ'o ~~~~~;~.~~::: 4~ 559i ~~ ~~ .~~~ .~ ~~~'g~; ~~ft~~ ;D~~~~ud~r~t~~~J!;e~.~~~:i I~~~·:.:::: ';'19 .jSSil ioo;. j738'1 'iio '5OS Lappin; Attorney~eneral. A. 1\£. F. Randolpb.; Jackson ...... 4~ 635 441 895 329 1 Superintendent of School~ John Yraser. . .Tefferson ..... 1 869, 9JJ 1725 862 ~m John!on...... 152 1012i. 1193 1~37 749 1472 STATlIi L1:aISLATUltl!l. Jewell...... 2J~ 753 JJS 014 .... 123 Kingman..... J1gl...... Snlalt. .1(0,.". Joial Ba.ll"" 78" '» t:~~~~worth: 12471 ~I ~~~~ ~1 ~~ ~~ It:Fo~C;!~~:::::::::::::::: 2~ 14 23. Linn...... 2SC ~ 4trrs It04\ 295 ;5221 Democrats. ••• ...... 3- 10 13 ! KENTUCKY-Contln1led. LOUISIANA-Continued. Di..~ Btg. Dem. Vol•• 6. Jones ••••••• 7,268 Stat. I ~~i~nt, Pr~~~~~ut, Treasurer, Warmoth ~ust'lD House 1: B~~~~~~:::'A:~~ PARISHES. 1814. IBOllrd Count. Board Count. 9. Cockrill.. ••• 8,145 ~-Ie Gree- Gree 10- Clarke••••••• 9,324 D:!: iL!: ley. Graat. ley. Grant.. ~-...... --I--I--,--- ---- Total. '" •••••••••76,850 ~orlty •••••••••28,508 ~f:~~lfi;~~.~ ~~ .~: ~~~ ~ fJ fz8 Bossier. •••••• 1020 1077 950 554 ' 'liS 'Governol;::~~~ ~:t-r:I~~"l~t-Governor, Caddo ...... 2155 J570 I~~ '51~ '~6521 John G. Carlll!l.e; Secretary of State, George W. Crad· Calcasleu .... un 6 ;T7 U-~ 78 dock; Assistant secre~ of State. George T. Du1l'; Caldwell •••• ; 540 400 430 399 3fxJ ±~:~~~G~.e1o!~~~ S~1fu~n )!~~~O:e o~o~l~ Cameron ~.... 203 47 174 ~ !~ 40 sloner, Gustavus W. Smith; Treasurer James W. 8!~~~ia:::: ~ ~ ~~ I~ &78 I~~ Tate; Register of Land!! J. A. Grant; ChIef.Justlce g~~:3Ii:::: I~~ rs9 I;l~. I~ I~~ J~ ~~J~~s?~~Jfc!Fe~~~i1ffanfLrn~~,; a~ss~~~~ De Soto...... J 257 ~~ Ig> Ui ~ 1022 Pryor; Superintendent of Public Instruction, H. A. M. Henderson-all Democrats. f~i~~r:~:: fs; ~~ .~,. ~~ ~~; Sl'A,l'B LEGlSL.\TVJtE. &ruzU. ]10"'. Joird Ballet. Ph::i;:::::::: Jm I~~ ~ :~ ~ I~~ Democrats•.•• w ...... 32 79 III Repub1ican8 •••••••• ~ ••••••• • 7 20 27 }~~~~~e::: ::: ~ 21~ ~ 2~~ ~:l~ Democratic majority•••••••• ;S 59 B4 i~trF~~?e~ie::: J~ 2415~61 I~~ I~ ~ I~ PAST VOTE OJ' THE STATE. Lafourche.... 11)06 1:4 1770 I~ IfxJ7 1792 D.".. 1" ..-&11. W~ Maj. 18,s2. Presldent.••••. %.~ fi;j,: 5j~'..r. 3,261 W t~~f~~~ioii::: ~~ ~ .m 'i49 553 'i46 fr~~!t~~8e::; ~ ~~g '481 I~!~ g~ I~ ~~~~: ~~~Te~t::::: ~~~ '3i4 ~:::~ t~ t 1857. Treasurer •••••' ~,w, ...; ~'494 12,096 D ~~~:~!~~~~~: 2~~~~ I~r. ~~ ",8 2i~ I~ 18 16 OuachIta ..... 1694 740 I~~~ D20 14:15 59. GovenlOr".ii.;.g ib~.k. Li~;,:l;'. 1;?t~~ 8,9 D Plaquemines.. 1678 460 1039 460 216:3 1860. Presldent...... '78,794 1.J6.l 66,0')8 11.372 D PoInte Coup'e 640 2510 10Q8 114Sl 1092 1454 . p.... &1" Union. Rapldes •• .••• IsB-t 1232 1956 1']fJ 1~9 1920 I863. Governor...... 17.389 . .... 68,306 ;0,917 U Red River.... 265 745 ~~ 913 ~~~ 10640 President...... 6I..t88 26,592 .... 36,515 D 1~. Treasurer ....., 42,187 ..,. 42.082 105 D i¥~~:i:~i~::: ~ 410 ~~ ~ k 4t I. Court App'ls.. ~2?9 R.j:: JBp~~,. 37.994 D ~~: ~~~:~i~::: .~ :~~... ~ 1~1 ~~ 1:6~ ~~: gg~~~~~:::::: ,f,2:~ ~939 I~~?~ ~J;3 R St. James.... 760 I .... Cl63 1852 1868. President•••••• II~ 39,~ •••• ?6,313 D St••John Dap't li32 121 2539 u66 539 1166 1869. Treasurer •••••. 82,607 24,759.... 57.148 D St. Landry... 3517 1619 1!07 13B3 2347 ISgo 1870. COllltress...... 9?0450 ~.247 • • • • 33020:3 D St. Martin.... 921 ~ 641 707 6.p IZC!J 1871. Governor•••••• 126,059 ,083 •••• :;6,970 D St.lfary ..... 1050 2 1072 1531 739 1!07 . Gred.,. raftt. o'e",",r. St. Tammany. 594 I...... III II2 1872. President•••••• 100.212 88.816' 2,374 9.022 G Tangipahoa.. 857 4<,61 778 604 .6:r:! 760 Dtm. Ind. Tensall ...... 243 21165 151 2315 160 2283 18740 Court App'!s •• 1l4.348 . 53.5O-J .... 60,844 D Terrebonne... 1321 1607 •••• .... 1407 1593 LOUISIANA, ~~:~~n::::::: 1~~ .~~ I~ 4~1 e ~ Vermlllon .... 0g2 228il 675 22~! 6~ 228 WashIngton.. 457 125' 417 1671 453 167 President, I President, 1 Stata 181~. 1872. Webster...... Bs6 749 . 954 624 513 B22 Treasurer, Wanuoth ,Cull'm Hon.. Winn...... 476 82. 5371 120 575 114 , PARISHES. lS14·t Boaed Count. Board Count. (57.) I':y-o-u-.-D-u-bu-l. 1----11 - Total...••.••. 74;; 71C)62il 664671 599751 5~1 71653 0 M~ority ••••• 2939 ....I 6492 ••••1 • • • • 1464 eur., c1et, ~!~- Grant. l!~ Grant. Whole vote ...... 146863 1:z6.u2 128682. /HIlI. lkp. Ascension.••• The returns tor Governor in 1872 were as tollows: Wa/"lRlJt! BOdrd. CIlIIIJ..lIooue 1J«Jrrl. ±~~~~8~~0.~ :: John McEnery. Dem •••• 68..169 S4,029 Baton R'ge E W. Pitt Kellogg, Rep •••60,233 72.890 • Plurallty. Ml\lorlty for }[cEnery••• 7.936 t The vote gl ven here is that eomplled and claimed by Majority for Keliogg ...... iB:86i the Democratic-Conservative State Committee. The ReturnIng Board, eomposed, with one exception. of Republicans, however, threw out returns enough to enable It to declare Dubuclet, Rep., elected. The returns for Representatives In Congress were 80 man· Ipulnted as to elect three RecubUcans, and for memo r~s ~ht:eJe~~~~!rl~~~~~~v~\:eR§~~li~~~~t~~; cfaimed the election of five Democratic Congres.~men, and a llll\Iority ot 47 on joint ballot in tha..Leg1slature. Election Return8. LOUISIANA-Continued. MAINE-Continued. retary of State. P. G. Deslonde-all Republlean~. As VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES'IN CONGRl:SS-IB74. the latter were recognized by the ,:teneral govern· JJiIt. IN11toorat... Vot.. RtpubU,,,,,,•. '"ot.. Maj. ment at 'VlUIhington as the legitimate State govern· I. Bradbury.....:10,807 Burleigh...... 12.275 1.468 R ment. and were sustaIned by. force. they have pOSe ::I. Clark...... 6,656 Frye...... 9,1l0 2,354 R session of the offices. , . 3. O'Brien...... 8,694 Blaine...... II.~ ::I. go R . 'STATE LltGISUTUU. . The DemocratIc·Conservative count of the Leglsla· t ~;lG~~~:::::: ~~ l{:le~~·:::::::lg:: !:~~~ ture or 1875-6. was as follows: Senate, Democrats 2S. PRESENT' SUTE Go~. R~p~!~~~~fc; !~'~rli D~~Oj~'f~t l~li;;e~~~I1~~~ Governor. Nl.'lson Dingley, Jr. ; Secretary or State, ~ellogg Returnln,:t ~oa~rejected enough hemocratlc votes In the State to enable It to declarea RepublIcan y:g::;n ~·,p::;:u;:Wi;:;:c~eilat~1 X't~~~~;·:tl~: me,jority or 4 on joint ballot. . , . ral. H. M. Plaisted; Insurance Commissioner. Joshua PAST VOTE OJ' THE STATIl.··· Nye; Land Agent, Parker P. BurleIgh; Superinten. dent ot Oommon Schools, Warren Johnson~ Re J)nnotratie. .dmme,j.. Maj. publ1cans. 1856. Presldent ••••••••22.I/i4 .•• ~ •. 20,709 .10455 D 18 57. Auditor •• ".D;,~g: '';:~'1I~e'', .... 1}.w'S 5.077 D STATlI LlCGISUTt1lIJ:. 1860. President ...... i:~~. &d: J~~~,/o,IO::l D S.,."I.. IlOl.lIt. "oild l1411tJ. 1864. Governor •••••••• ::1.750 6.536' I.S;:; 1'326 R ~~~~~l:a~~~.:::::::::::::::. ~ ~ 1~ 1865. Governor ••••••• ;;~ii.~~ ;.-;,9]...... l6, 15 0 Independent and Reform... .. 7 7 1867. Registered •••••••45.199 84.431 •••• 39,::13::1 N Republican majority...... ~ ;g -; .Agai,,~r. 10,.. 1867. Convention...... 4, 1::16618 JlARYLAlm. CONGRESSIONAl. DISTBlCTS. i. Countil.'s or Cumberland and York. Total vote Cougreu, Pr,"ldmt, (1~~4ho~::; or A~drO!Co,:tgin. Fratiklln, Oxford. :lIid 11114. 181L Sagadahoe; Totnl vote. IS.~. 3. Counties of Kennebec, Knox (part). Lincoln. and Somerset•. Totai vote. 20,::118. . 4. Counties of Aroostook, PenobllCOt, 3Ild ·Pbcata· quis. Total vote. 16,363. . __ 5. Countlel of Hancock, Knox (part), Waldo. and Washington. Total vote, 18,921. . Alll.'ghany •••• Anne Arundel • As returned by the Regular Board. BaltlmoreClty t As claimed by the Democratic-Conservative State BaltimoreC'ty Committee. .. . Calvert...... t Din~IE'Y'~ m1\.lorlty over all. WllIlamll, Reform. Caroline•••••• had :z.OI)Ovotes. Dingley's majority over Titcomb was 1::1,80;8. . . * Plurality. Election Returns. 33 MARYLAND-(Jontinued. lIARYLAND-(Jontinued. PAST VOTE OP' THE STATE. ContTess, II Comptroller, 'I Pr.,fdent, D.m. Fru-Suil. A mfr. Jf;'j. 1:;74. , 1~'3. I 1872 1856. President....39.115 281 47.460 8,064 A I i 180;7. Governor....3l:!.682 ••• 47.141 COUNTIES. :----il--I- 18S9· 1~~~j1 ,'V001· Go1.I,· Gree· G t Complio~:;?!'d~~i! Li"~~i,,. ~;rf.7 IJ.m. &p. ford. bor'r;h, ley, R~;' 1860. President....48.448 2.294 41.760 4.394 D Ptatt. Rtp. ____....)__)__ Dem. ~P.l~--· 1861. Govemor....26.086 5M98 31.412 R Carroll. ••••••• 2664 21~ 2¢4 2666, 2505 2sS7 1863. C(lmptroller.. lt;; t.~ 2O.376R Cecil...... 2268 17 I 2867 25161 2103 2548 0 1 7,414 R Charles. • • • • • • 1353 15 II 1235 1328 1200 I ~91 ~m: ~~~~t~~her:.~~~ 4 • Sl 12.913 D Dorchester.... 1544 1512 2U9 1766' 1755 18r, 27 351 1 luu/.Q"- G ovemor....~602 2 1••!!go 4I.7U D Frederick..... 4220 4379 431c 47971 4059 51 7 1~. President.... .357 ~.438 31.9 1C)D Garrett ••••• ~.. 5<)6 615\ 735 653 NewCounty 186g. Comptroller.. 52.754 23.412 Harford... •••• 2224 1575 2590 2014i 1959 2u8 1870' Congress.....76,595 ~l.~27 ~~R Howard••• ;... 1m 10421 1m 1332' JIgb 1~ 15.13S D Kent... ••••••• 1 55 1506 1l:!7fl 1~: 1623 1 ~~~: ~~~~~~t:::~,~~ ~:~ 92SD 1873. Comptroller.. 7'9.651 59.668 ~Ir~~:i¥:~g:~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~i ~~~ ~ 1874. l;onltress.....67.503 530377 !!f!JE Queen Anile's. '1703 13; 1906 IsS5 1 18o.t 1654 St. Mary'ft:... 1350 1427 .1468 1485!1 JI39 1536 VOTE OF BALTIMORE. Somerset .•• '" 1417 1444 1790 1743 JI22 1616 Talbot...... 1589 1527 1660 1521 1~, 1~2 Con~ell, I Pre.fdent, ~~g~roo.~:: ~ 34: ~~3 ~102: ~~ i~ 1874. lSa. Worcester.... 1772 ~I ~ JI62i 17,34 JI66 WARDS. Van- Car· Gree- Grant :rotaJ:.....~ ... 67~ 53377 7~1 5 CONGUEBSI0liAL DISTRICTS. lh::::.::::::: ~~ ~~. li165 ~, !~ rJ, IV...... 832 2a.'· JJ7~ 273: 94~ 532 I. Counties, of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent. Queen V ..:...... 1003 904 1222 870' J218 J315 Anne'lI, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester. VI...... 959 749 990 7~[ 1126 P32 Total vote (1874). 22.612. VII...... 1309 854 13~ 6Q4' 1SS3 93J 2. Counties ot' Cecll\ Harford, Carroll. and Baltimore (Second to Twelfth Districts). Total vote, 18.920. rf.~:::::::~:: 1~ rag ~~~I 2~: 1~ ~ 3. City otnaltlmore, 1St to 9th Wards. Total vote, X...... 805 ·386 U82 ~ ucF 840 XI...... •.... 801 593 861 ,1°52 998 14.4~:ZCitx: ot Baltimore, loth to 20th Wards (except the XII...... ~6 48i 819 438: g32 p 17th). fotal vote, 17,044. iW:::::·:::.: ~ ~ ~ ~ loJ 7~ mg~eCt~~t O!n~~;t~~~s~~~s~X~je X'~~~~1. ~rarv~l:t XV...... ~... 1084 8~ 1541 ~. 12$8 1467 Charles, Howard, Prince George's. and St. Mary'l. 'fotal vote, 22,314. i~h::: :::::. ~~~ ~ ~;~ 459' :m J~. 6. Counties otAlleghany. Garrett, Frcderick, Montgo XV!!!..;..... 1561 994 1417 1099: 1~16 1b45 mery, and Washlngton. Total vote, 25,870. • XIX...... JI<)61 685 1045 794' J383, 1222 XX...... JI44 88J 103l:! 9311 J400 1360 Total...... 208621~ 22751112651r 24&)0 ~ Dill. J)tftI«rau. Vot•• M.ajorlty ..... 8754 ....' 10100 .... 5167 .... Whole vote ...... 32970 35402 . WU ~: ro~X:J::::::: :~~:~~ 3. O·Brien...... 9.286 JU.SSACRUSETTS. :: ~,;;~~~.: :::::::~~ 4: GoTemo., GoTemo., Pr..fdenl. ~. Walsh...... 12.974 18'14- 181a. 18:!. 53.377 COUNTIES. it~~rli;:::::::: :~~ (14.) Gu- Tal. Gu- Wash Gree- boL, bum, ley. Grant, &p. R.p. D.L. :/Up. PuuNT STAn: GoVDlOli:NT~ 1::. ~ Governor. James Black Groome' Secretary of State, R. C. Hollyday' State Comptroller, Levi Woolford; State Treasurer. Barnes Compton; Land Commission· er. WlIllam R. Hayward; .Judges ot the Court of A~ &eal~. JamesL. Bartol. Richard H. Alvey. Richard J=:A~~f!~~ri' !o~~ih~~~~~~!~~~?i:ke:!6~~it of Appeals, James S. Franklin-all Democrats, except Judge Bowie. . STATE ~1SL.A.Tt1lIlC. &.u.k. IIOIUI. JoiroJ Bal~ Democrats...... 23 57 80 Republlcans ...... 3 28 31 Democratic majority•••• , •• .20 • Including 19 votes tor O'Conor. 34 Election ,Returns. :MASSACHUSETTS-Oontinued. MASSACHUSETTS-:-Oontinued. The vote in 1874, for Lieutenant·Governor, was, Governor, Governor, Knight, Rep., 99,151; Smith, Dem., 87.138-Re~ublican 1874. l8i3. ~~~~ii~4.~~~?iliW~ ~~~~c~~;;L1{e~~l1ica~a~~~~ WARDS. rity. 22,439. Ga.. Tai. Ga'·lwnSh. Ad· Wash. ton, bot, VOTB FOR REPllBSENTATIVX8 IN ton, burn, ams, burn, CONGru;:S~1874. IJc,n. &1" .De".. R.I" .D.",. Rtp• . .Dill. Oppooition. Volt. Rtpublicam. Vott. Maj. I. Lapham. Dern ... 4171 Buffi?gton"'2227 5756 R 2. Avery. Dem..... 6688 Harrls...... ~51 291'3 R VI...... 6&} 6&} --;;688 m~ t ~~~it?ij~m::::: ~~~ ~~~;l~:::;:::67~: ~; ~ ~ni:::::::::: 1~~~ ~~ 1333~7 m~~17 ...... 32~73 ;~ IX...... 254 :y.> 8 .,....., ~: ¥~~~Ps~~~·De~:I~~ g~~f!·.::::::~ 6~ ~3 ~ b ic:::::::::: ~ ~~ B4 K: r;~~~e;;.If>ee~:::: ~ ~fl~:ims::::~U~ .1~~ E XII...... II40 9041 ~1 2~ ~ 81~ .9. Thayer. Dem..... 8961 Hoar ...... C).t23 462 R XX·1IVII ...... 675 193 475 239 ~59 200 10. 7773 420 I 0 6 6 686 Seelye. Ind...... Stevens...... 7353 ...... 7 7 721 1 36' ~ 6<;0 490 l 5 ·II. N~~p~~~e;;:::::I~ Alennder•••6227 5737 D i~i:::::::::: 1~~ m 4II 653 272 520. XVII·...... ~ 4151 i~::::::::~.. 2741 :::. :::: :::: :::: i&~riiy::::::::::'::~~~~ XXI...... 2747 1849 ...... •... PRESENT STATE GOVlmIDlENT. XXII...... I ...... Governor. William Gaston. Dem. j Lleutenant·Gover· ------nor. Horatio G. Knigh~ Ree'; Sccretai{' Oliver 'Var· L~~~iiy·.::::: 1~ 1~:~~j ~~::~ :~?I 8rx; Whole vote•••••••29527 16840 17463t ~1~I!;eE:·n;dT:~t~'R~~. ; '1i~~~:We~er:~int BfJlkI. Goveroor, PresIdent, ~r:!IJa'rsn~:::::::::::::::::::g It 1~ 1814. 1872. COUNTIES. Republican ml\lorlty...... 8 88 (;0.) Chamber· Bag· Car. Gree. Grant ~~%f. J;;;:. pe.A.~~, j{'1. Rtp•• Akolla ...... 82 221 12 lI5 AlIepn...... 2390 26:30 1598 Alpena...... 491 302 3-J~ Antrim •••• ;..... 279 70 28.t 1939 .. ·~I 1202 ~~~:::::::::::: 1~i I 1742 ·12;0 ~~ Benzie...... 81 414 57 450 ·nerrieli ...... 2998 2935 .... 2274 3902 Brant:h ...... 2419 1I30 Calhoun ...... 2 !~ 337 .0'1~, ~~ Cass ...... 1948 ~~ Charlevoix••••••• 105 ~g II ~ Cheboygan ••••••• 136 Chippewa...... ~~& 172 Clare ...... 179 oJ 104 ';i6 CliDton ...... ~ .•. 2149 1~ 1734 2505 Delta ...... 120 439 Eaton...... Ifx& 245f 16:35 3202 ,Emmet ...... 51 ':1 Genesee...... 2~ Grand Tr~verse •• ~ 149 704 Gratiot ...... , ~ 1140 .~~~I '~I.:J577 1482 Hillsda)~ ...... 2307 46 .1520 4579 Houghton ...... 19;0 im 4 No re tUnt8. Huron .....•••••• 8I1 872 IDjtham...... :J 3032 ';Sl JJ~ Ionia...... 27~ 2535 11 1702 ~ losco...... ·283 299 420 Isabella.... ! ..... 1 VOTE OF BOSTON.· 5 9 . 4~5 3 ~ 718 Jackson.....; •••• 4153 411 3-J85 4093 Kal:lmszoo••••••• 2(}.t1 ~~ 210 2403 4007 Kalkaska...... 52 172 3 103 Governor, Governor, I Governor,. Kent...... 4608 '265 ~ 5917 . 1814. 1813, 1811.· Keweenaw ...... 4;l~ SOl o turns. 1I1 20rei 222 WARDS. t~~:~r:::::::::: : 15~ I~ 12 1367 2486 Gas Tal. Gas- Waoh. Ad· Walh. Leelanaw•••••• :. ton, bot, ton, burn, ams, burn, .Lenawee...... ; 4866 473, D,,,,. R,l" Do",. &1" Dtm. Rtp. ~! sm· 236t ~ l03' 19121 2335 -----1--1------~-- tl~·~~~~~~::::::: I...... 1391 Macomb...... 2~ 1~1 ··i6i( 21~1 244~ II...... 1947 ~~;Il~ ~i 1~~ ~ IV:::::::::::: ll~ 355 6']0 2711. 533 4~ ne:~~onil~'1~~~Yil~~{;~r~i~~ot1r::t¥f[~~~~~ V...... 549 i~ ~~~ i~~i ~~~ ~ and 243 for Chamberlain. Labor l~eform. -.Election Return8. '35 MICHIGAN-Continued. MICHIGAN-Continued. Governor. President. 6. Counties of Clinton. Genesee, Ingham. LivIng. Isa. 1872. ston, Oakland, and Shlawassce. Total vote, 34,910• Sanilac, COUNTIES. St~·C~~.n!~d T~!Yi~n·T~~r';~ie,~~~b. 8. Counties of Alcona, Alpena. Bay, ChE'hoy~an Chamber· Bag. Car· Gree.IGrnni Clare, Emmet, Gratiot\ Iosco, Isabella, 1rllrlland Mont: Dt!:::&/. ~;:. Ph~r k:~L. lUp.· calm, Pre~ue ble, aua Saginaw. Total vote, ~ 21" 9. Counties of Antrim. Bcnzi.!!) Charlevoix 'cliip• pewa, Delta, Grand Traverse, l1oughton, KUlkaska, Manistee •••••••• 635 24 --42.J 785 Keweenaw, Lake, Leelanaw. Macklnaw, Manistee, Manitou ..•••••••• i:J retur ns. 75 Marquette, lIIason, lfecosta. Menomonee, Mlssaukce. Marquette •••••• " 1517 1400 Mason ••••••••••• ~ I~ ~etW~oZ~eaT~ta?~~~~~~;7?sceoIa. Schoolcraft, ' Mecosta••••.••••• ~ fJ 77 ' 319 1I03 Menomonee •••••• 122 134 435 VOTJ: 70n RXl'llESEJiT.!TIV%S INCONOJl~' 1874. Midland ••••••••• 453 tx~ ···s 759 Missaukee ••••••• 83 2~ III Di.. OppolitiOfl. Vol.. lU~liea.... Vot.. Maj. Monroe •••••••••• :zsM 2254 ····16, 2192 2645 1. Wllliams, D. de Ref.lo,848 Fiellt..... 8,892 1.956 D 2. Robison. D. de Ref.[4,o54* 'Valdroll.I4,6n· 557 R Montcalm..•••••• 381 't& 2010 .Muskegon •••••••• :j~ ~~ 51 1772 3· k~~;~g::h~P~0~:·~2'~f Willard..I3.372 257 & ~82 177 792 ~:kI!~~~'::::::: : J~ s858 ~: 332Z 4490 4. Po ter. D. de Ref•••13.3[7 Burrows.. I2,278 1,039 D Oceana..••••••••• 295 JJ47 I¢ lIsS 5· Wilber, D. de Ret..I2,212 Williams.I3.370 7f)O R Ontonagon ••••••• 243 .... 6. Begole...16,122' 734 D Osceola ••.•••••••• 27~ ~~ N~~~: ~~& 'Ret :17'~~ Ottawa ..••••.••• 2003 ····1J1 1!~ ~ Harrington, Pro.... 902 Presque Isle...... 1~0 retur ns. 132 1· ~rshdr¥~.~:.~.~:: 8,~ Conger...lo;18; 1,815& Saglna.w •.•••••••• 3416 6 3674 Saqllae•.•••••••• ; ~ 101 1335 Schoolcraft •••••• 5~ ~ :: *~bl~R::::[::: ~:~~ ~r;g~~1t::!~:~~~ 9,~H~ Shlawassee •••••• :zo64 :zJ~ "661 1522 2777 St. Clair ••.•••••• 2484 2900 6[1 2234 3322 Total ...... I~ llI,CJ6S' St. Joseph •••••••• 2347 2474 1791 3154 Majority...... 7.590 Tuscola..•••••••• 724 lI92 .. ~~I 1820 Van Buren ••••••• 2652 38 1~5 5 PllESEN'l' STATE GoVEllN1lEN'l'.·' Washtenaw •••••• :~ ~~ Wayne •••••••••• 10360 ~ ¢ ~ J2186 . H?~~c~~riI~~~I§e~rePa~I'Jr ;s~t~~tt~~~I~~vbr:n~: WeXford ••••••••• 172 384 74 277 Holden; State Treasurer, William B. McCreery; --..:.------ Commissioner State Laud Office. Laverett A. Clapp; Total...... 1055SOIIII~[2 3937 770271136202 Auditor-General, Ralph EI)3; Superintendent of Pub· ~~~gf!t~oie:::::: ...... :.::: .~~ .... ":ii;JWS i~J:t::J~t~~lt~~111~PJl~lrci~I~. Attorney·General. The total vote in 1874 tor Lieutenant·Governor was, STATE LEGISLATURE. Senau. HDU", Joifll Ballot: RepubUcans...... 18 53 JI~lt ~:£~~'r~:::::::::::::::::::::: l~:m Dem~...... 14 47 l~ Turner, Reformer...... 7.r;ifi Granger. Prohibitionist...... 3;016 Republican ml\lority..... 4 6 10 Holt's Jnajorlty over nll...... 4.970 PAST VOTlI: OJ' TIlE STATE. In 1874. the people' ot Michigan voted on certain Rroposed amendments to the State Constitution. The P~~~~I~ro:~ the total vote on the Woman Suft'ragc A~lnst Woman Sufl'ra.ge...... 135.957 I~:~~ For WOJnan Suffrage...... 40,077 lI,727 R 6,134 R lfajorlty against...... 8506?O [2,235 & oJ:re~~~'U1~~Fo=a~:nd~~n~: the adoption of the ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: l;t~ M.l!Jorlty against...... 84.149 . CONomtssroNAL Df8T1UCTS. I. County ot Wayne (Detroit). Total vote (1874). 1901.~ountles of mUsdale, Lenawce, Monroe, and ~~~~~~es Jorir~.t'i3;!~' Calhoun, Eaton, and J~k~o~ntf~~~ B~~e~~~ Kalamazoo, St. Joseph; and Van Buren. Total vote. 25o~. 5. Counties of Allegan. Ionia, Kent, Muskegon, and Ottawa.. Total vote, 25og60. • Over the next highest. Baglets majority over all was 2,032. t Including 2,861 for 0 Con or. and [,271 for • IncludIng 979·votcs for Robinson, meant for Robi· Black, Temp•• Gran~'8 majority over all was 550043. son.' . -' ... "" Election Returns. MINNESOTA. IDNNESOTA-Ccmtin1te Cbler'JII't1ce'l Go¥ernor, jrre'ident, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. 1874. 18n. 1572. I. Counties of Biue Earth. Cottonwood, Dodt::l" COU:'i"TIES. 1---:---1----1--,--,- Farihault, }'lllmorc" .Freehorn, Houston, Jacksoll. (71.) WiI-IM l'IIISSISSIP.PI. IDSSISSIPPI-CJontinu~d. PltE5ENT STATE GOVERlUlE:'"T. Gnyemor, II pre.I~:"t, II/ Goyp~nor, 1873. lSi-. I~ij~. Ag~~~~~r'K~~;~.i~ (!~;~J) ;L~~~~~~:lt-~~v~~~ COul'o"TIES. ,---- Jamcs Hill (colored); Treasurer, George iI. Holland; (72.) Alcorn Ames, I G,.e-/Gr"nt 1.1 Dent c\lcon Auditor of Accounts. William II. Gibbs; Attorncy , ~~. ~g. DJeYL' r. 01" ',I, COl..: •r. MISSOURI-C'ontinued~ . :MISBOURI~C'ontinued. Governor, Governor, I Governor, GOYernor, Governor, I Go'''ernor, 1814. 1872. 1~70. IS1.t. 1812. 1870. COUNTIES. ---------~I COUNTIES. Hnr- Gen Wood- Hen- IBrown! ~Ic- H.ar-I Gen- Wood Hen- Brownl M, din, try, ~::. y,;":. ~:. dR~~.n Lib. C~~;!, D.",. Pea. ~:. dJ~';.n Lib. C~;:, Dallas •••••••• ~Te-x-as-.-..-..-.-..·,--77-011-3-77 --s9 477 3316--;; Davicss •.••.• Vernon.... •.. 132<) 533 1451 602 670 386 DeKalb•••••• Wa~n...... 550 U6SI· 660 1014 635 572 Dent ••.•••••. Washlllgton.. IJ24 482 914 6.t4 749 3Cl8 War;ne ...... 666 337 668 352 ~I 66 E~~~\~s:::::: Franklin•.•••. ~~~.J~~~:::::: ~~ !tl ~~ lli ! :: Gasconade •••• Wnght...... SIS 464J 492 547 317 21:l9 Gentry ••••••. Greene •.•••••• Tot.al ...... ~~ 1~6714i~ 104374 63336 Grundy .•••••• MaJority..... 37452 .... 35443 .... 4103H .... Harrison •••••• ~Vhole vote...... 261660 277985 167710 Henry ..•••••. Hickory •••••. .. COliGUSIlIOliAL DISTllICTS. Holt•...•••••• I. County of St. Louis. Total yote (1874). II,56.t. Howard •••••• 2. County of St. Louis. Total yote. 12.tlJ7. Howell ••••••• Iron ••.••••••• t g~~~~rc~r:/'l;~~~iin TO~~~I~~~i:2·y:w~Madrld. Jackson.•••••. 1tlisSI8S~pl, Stoddard. Butler. Ripley, Scott. W?r:lle, Jasper•••••••. •Jeflerson .••••. ~:~~IS:: 8~~~v?e~r;,rdS~~!~~~f~e{v~~I~~~~, [f~~ Johnson •••••• ter, and Oregon. Total yote. 19.101. Knox..•.••... 5. Counties of Jefferson. Franklin, Gasconade. 08ap;e, Laclede•...••• La Fayette•.• ~Iza;:tS,{i~~ff.rdTei:s~IIJ)c~~I~~~n~~:g~~lL::a~llj:: Lawrence •••. '1'otal vote, 20,279. . Lewis .•.•••.• 6. Counties of Jasper, Barton, Newtolf McDonald, Lincoln ••••••• Linn ••...•••• f~~~"'~£~~r.~.;~~~~ofk~d ~~~on. aTelt~F~~~ Livingston ••• 23.509· Macon •.•••••• Madison •••••• M~'r~~~n~~~e~f:dYI~~:,o~a~~!~; ~~ro;yM~;~~~~ :Marles.••••••. Henry. Dallas. and St. Clair. Total votl', ~578. Marion .•.•••• 8. Counties of Platte, Clay. Jackson; Cass, and McDonald ••.. ~Iereer ••••••. B~~~ou~~~; ~~tfi.t:hfsZ~. Nodaway. Holt, Andrew, )Iiller •.••.••• Buchanan, Clinton. De Kalb, Gentry, and Worth. MlssiSl'ippl. .. Total yote, 22.348. )Ionlteau •••.• 10. Counties of Harrison. D:Lvless, Caldwell Living Monroe.••.••. ston. Grullrc. Mercer. Putn:Lm, SulIlvan. Linn. and Montgomery . Morgan ••..•• C~~~I~~~ntle~ta~;O~~~7h. Howard, Snllne, La New-Madrid .• Fayette. Ray, Carroll! and ~oone. Total vote, 19.348. Newton •••••• 12. Counties of Scnuyler, Adair. :Macon, Shelby; Nodaway••.•• Knox, Scotland, Clarke, LewIs, nnd Marlon. Total Oregon ••••••• yote. 21.073. Osajte •••••.•. Ozark •••••.•• LI~~~ofn~~~~g~~~.n,~~~~I~';.alh:I~~~~ ~h~: Pemiscot ••••• 'fotal vote, 23.009. . . : Pe!'!r...... Pettis ••••••.. ·VQTlII FOB REl'BEIIENTA'tIV:ES Ili CONG:USS-1874•. : Phelps•••••••• Dill. Dmaoe,aU. Volt. Oppolititna. }'4t. NaJ. Pike •••••••••• I. Kehr...... 5,87I Stanard..... 5.693 I78 D Platte •••••••• 2. Wells...... 8.517 Fisher ...... 4.I2O 4.397 D Polk...... Pu1:lskl...... ~: ~~t~t~r::::: I~:~~ ~i~~~;~c S.5~ I~:~ E Putnam ...... Rnlls ...... ~: ~~d;;::::: g:~ ~~~er.::: I~:~~ ~:~~ E Randolph •••• ~. P~8: ....' 14.446 Lay ...... 12,132 2.3I4 D Ray ...... 6 Reynolds.... . • F -1m .... JI,54 ~~~:IY~.~~:: :.~ 5,025 D 9. "Rca·...... ·JI.953 Thompson.. 10,395 1,558 D ~~fl~el. ::::::: 10. De Bolt ..... JI,727 Hyde ...... II,SIO 217 D Schuyler ..... Scotland...... g: m~~r:::::: ~UJ;t f~;cornj,::: 8,86~ Ij:~~ DE Scott ...... 13. Buckner .... 17.518 Kiekel...... 50491 12.027. Shannon ..... Shelby ...... Tota1...... ItlJ.609 89,882 St. Charles .. . M:U'-rity ...... 73.727 St. Clnlr...... St. Genevieve PB:ESEliT STATE GoVEIUnlENT. St. Fran9ols •• St. Louis ..... N ~s~e~r~a~arJ:::ia~~}n ~~~eutny~~~°It:nm Stoddard ..... Grath; Auditor, Thomas Holliday ;~reasurer, .Joseph Stone...... W. Mercer; Attorney·General. John A.Hoc.li:aday;· Sullivan...... Taney...... :refcli~~rt ~D~S~a~~~~.!iP~~~erlntcndent Election Returns. 39 MISSOURI-(}(mUnued. MONTANA•. Senate. Iluu... Joiftt Ballot. Congress. Con.,-ell. ConJrl'e ••• 91 u8 1814. 1812. 1811. 40 6 ~~:~~~ns:::::::::::::~ 2l 4 COUNTIES. Democratic majority •••• :. 21 51 '12 (9.) PAST VOTE OF TO STATE. . p.m. BentonPem. Am". Maj. 6 6 1 Beaver Head. 149 104 185 I~ 309 190 1Bs6. Governor ••••••• 4 ,245 27,57 4 .°76 ~t67~05 DD BigHorn..... 1856. President •.• , •• 58.114 •••• 48,~~ "' .. •it;;, 46 Chouteau..... 30 III ' "69 sa 128 Dawson ••.••• I IiI !~~: ~g;~~rs~p'i:::: ~~:~~~ :::: ~:~ 33.~ R Deer Lodge •• .~ 1I36 J)oug. and Bruk. Lincol". Bell. 973 995 '936 1I76 Gallatin •••••• 515 M3 445 MI 1860. President••••••• 9O,u8 17.028 sB.372 14.718 D Jefferson ..... 432 390 Lewis &; Clark i ~ 9II 1~~ ~ 1322 1862. Congress...... 4~ 4:'l9s S,7uD Madison...... i34 539 sB5 i 19 186:3. Supreme Court. 47.2~ 46.~8 681D Meagher...... M3 ~ 303 252 m 274 41.°72 R MissOula ..... 414 184 ~ 400 'lIS 557 ~~: E~~tgle~~·p:t::;· ~:~58' ~:r~ 20.859 R 1--:------1---:-:- - Agaimt. For. Total...... 4584 3529 4515 419<> 4861 5274 1 1868. Negro Suft\'age. '14.053 55.236 18,817 A ~jgf!t~ot;;::...~~~~I3 .... 38~11 .... "i~I35 4 3 P.m. nt,;' 25.883 R ~:: t;~~~~~:::::::: ~:~: :~:1~~ 19.321 R PRESENT TltnRITOR1AL GoVERNl(l!:NT. . Li3. Rep. Governor, Be,}!amln F. Potts; Secretary, James E. i870~ Governor...... lD.J,374 63.336 41.038 L S~~T:e~ t;a~fl~u8.IC~e~f;~u:~d ~r:;~ t:;~~r~ P"". Lib. n.p. O·C01"". Dlstrlct·Attorney, Merritt C. Page; Marshal, WllHam 1872. President...... 151.433 II9.1ij6 2.429 29.808 D F. Wheeler. 1872. Governor...... 1S6.714 121.271 3S.~3 D TElllUTOl1IAL LEG1aLATVllX. , , P,m. P.opl.·•• Collntil. HotUt. 1874. Governor...... 149.5S6 II2,104 37.452 D Democrats..:...... 9 18 Republlcans...... 3 8 ,VOTE' OF S'.\'. LOUIS. Democrotlemajorlty...... ~ ...... 6 10 PAB.l' VOTE oj' THll TElillITonv. Maj. Governor, Preaident, , Governor, p.m. :'"&5 1814. 187i. ]810. ~~: gg~=::::::::::::~~ ~:~R ELECTION 1867. Congress ...... 6.004 ~~ 1.108 D 1869. Congress ...... 5.605 3.745 1,860 D DISTRICTS. Hill- Gen- Gree- Grant Brown 1\1c ,413R ~!!!:. ~ ~~Y;,; Rep.' Lib. C~,!, ~~~~: g~~g~:::::::::::::t~~ ~~~ 319 D ::------/--:--:-/------1-- 18i4. Congress ...... 4.584 3.529 I,05SD I...... _:8c)8~ ~ F 556, ...... II...... :~a Ibc} 139I III ...... ~'!'.:: 64 III 131 II NE1lRASKA. IV ...... 802 543 535 645 ~~ V ...'.... •.. .. 342 557 403 3S1S 299 Governor, VI...... 459 i73 617 603 gIl 55 Pruldent, 1 181"- 181i. VII...... • 39Z ~5 440 ~ 4z6 52 VIII...... MIS ,I 514 ~ 57 COUNTIES. IX...... iI3 2 621 ~ i.~ Iii (62.) Tux- Gar- Gard- Gree- bury, bet, Cbvdl, Grant, ~i'.::::::::::: rJ ~ ~ '!n)1 ~ ~~ P_ Rep. i:i. T ....p. ~~yl. Rep. XII ...... ~ ..• 622 35~ 812 657! 86:l 246 XIII ...... 521 ~ 667 40 5 'l77 235 Adams ...... 42 48s 4 3 Antelope- .... 1M W:::::::::: :~ :~ ~ :~I '885 291 Boone •••••••• 134 2 6:3 XVI ...... i':fJ 374 419 393 ~1 lI2 Burt...... I~~ 327 50 100 343 XVII...... •• 514 485 ~ 6~ 606 2~Z ' Butler...... 50 'I 44 444 XVIII...... 756 566 613 493 3Il8 21;Z i;6/ Buffalo ••••••• . 5 XIX...... 659 m fm 526, 178 Cass...... ~ 27 319 93 1041 XX...... 700 m 1086 493 i: 177 Cedar ...... ~ 1 103 ~ is XXI...... 310 IIJ7 ~5Z 686 . 9 218 m 1 Chase ...... XXII...... 1046 359 (l<)b 41il 292 17 Cheyenne •••• "si 52 34 XXIII...... 822 ':fJI 850 491 $ ~ 379 1 31 255 XXIV...... 831 353 536 142 g~~rdi::::::::: ~S MI 95 223 XXV...... ii9 ~1\ SSo 795 I Cumming .... 338 271 299 Dakota...... 227 i4 '''6 104 :?& i~~h::::::: ~ ~, ~ ~~ ~ I~ Dawson ...... I~ 192 9 10 17 '!n) XXVIII...... 91;' Dixon...... l~ "ii5 93 253 XXIX...... 497 ~67 Dodge...... ~ 24 3 1750 Ii; iiii:::::::: ~ 39~ B~~~~~:::::: 1~ I~ Fillmore ..... "66 495 19 412 Total...... ~ 15377 165~ 13808 ~ ~78 Frontier...... 4~ II 1 Fr.mklln ..... ~ '19 29 a.. ~g~t~oie:::... ~~I67·"· 27~3."· ~863"" Furnas ...... 32 185 Gage ...... 93 577 "iii '13 131 'i;ij Grccley ...... lo~l:~~~~ w~ 2~~~~ for O'Conor, Greeley's lIla Harlan...... 35 312 2 14 "65 ,---, . Election Returns. NEBRASKA-C'tmtinued. NEBRABKA-C'tmtinued. Gevernor, President, .For. .Agai...t. 1874. 1872. 1866. State Constitution..... 30938, 30838 100 F ])tlll. &po m 140; R !=: g~~~~~~:::::::::::::: ~~J t 2.491 R 1870. Governor ...... 8,648 IJ,~ 2,478 R For. .Againl/. 1870. New Constitution...... 7,986 8,627 641 A ])tm. ]Up. 10,540 R ~~~:: ~~~~*g::::::::::::::: (J~l ~:~i 7,159 R b.d. Ttmp. 30987, 1.257 , NEVADA. Governor, President, Go::;g,0r, ]814- ]812. COUNTr£S. (14·) Brad· Ha.- Gre.. Brad ley, lett. Grant, ley, Trlt1e, ]).m. Rtp. ~~~. /Up. ])tm. Rtp. Churchill..... 43 ---;;, --;4x 4s---; Douglas...... m 246; ~~ 231 ~ 197 757 1099 215 702 ~~~c~·da:·:.: 381 1M 207 ~254, ~~L 144 265 ~L~~d~~idi::::: ~~ ~! '358' 392 431 '298' an er...... 368 439 918 27921 886 57l ~~ : 1 Lincoln...... 88£ 4721 104 51 l!.J 479 326 Lyon...... 373 391 181 4571 270 334 Nye...... '457Z 401 294 339 353 323 Ormsby...... C}IS 661 310 51411 454 411' Storey...... 3433 2soB, 14Z1 2603 1742 1562: Washoe...... 687 409, 21!4 477\ 499 458 White Pine.... 540 520 452 660, 11.34 1S92 TObl...... --'10339 77551-1-- 6236 84131 7200 6148 Majority...... 251:4 ....I .... 2177' 1052 .... . Whole vote ...... 18094 14649 13348 ' For Representative In Conlm'ss In 1874. WllIl:Im ~6~~\V~Od~~~\/~~i;r'ity~¥;. and Adrfun C. 1!=llb, PnEsJll'lT STATJ: Go~)(Jll'IT. G~v~~~?rJe~Oe~tS fda!~a'¥,~m. ~e.ftiJrn~~~&~e:e~: John R. Kittrell, Dem.; Clerk of the Supreme COUl't, Charles F. Bicknell, Rep.; secre~ or State, James ¥~~~~: re~; ~:~::~ID~~~; 1urv~o~~e~:~: . John Day, Rep.; State Mfnerniogist. H. Il. Whitehall, STATE L!:GISLATlIBJl. I:Bi, il~:.erlntendcnt or Public InstructIon, S. P. , Staat•• Republicans...... 9 Democrats...... 4 STATJ: LJJOIBLATUIll:. Independent.. •••• ••••• • •• •• &nalt. ITtnUt. J NEW·YORK. Governor, Sec. oC State, Commfler, Go ;;.or, Governor, Governor, 181.&. 1813. 1s 1810. 1&68. COUNTIES. (60.) Til. Wil. Thay· Nlch· Hop- Ke, Db:, H~Il'. Wood- Holl'- Grl.. DIx, Clark, kiuI, nan, man, Cord, den, Pro. Ierl, er, ola, r..p. man. wold, D.... JUp. Dem. &po .Dtm. &po Dt».. D ..... lup. Dtm. }Up. tlre~n:ny:=:::::::::::::.: I~ 1~ ~I 1~~ 1~~1 l~l~~/ 1~~28 1;~ It~: Im~ 1~3 1~~~ 1~~ Broome...... , .. • • 4296 4881 204 3234 41~: 3209 4131 l 57~ :;!S9IS 5104 3928 ~ 1 162 m 1 1 6120 Cattaraugus...... 4S~~ 5255 ~35i 31113 43 I 3 ) 43255 5S ; 3742 5 09 39 5 8 8 120 CajUga 1\01 5277 771 3924 611\0 1 39001 611:\4 497 7953, 49Il 7 4974 193 Chautauqiia::::::::::::: ~~ 'iH27 5S 4054 5653 3375 64~11 S018 8220 42542 73750702 45(rj 933Q Chenlung...... 42"" ~ 2 40Il 3816, ~,3869 3981 4266, 401!2 3?~ ~6 Chenango...... 4242 4 _ 3595 '!f'2, 3 6i 4075 4338 5686 4062 5456 4137 5835 Clinton...... 3024 - 14 I 3720 :;v72, 3 51 3742 ~393 4~1 ms 3791 3728 4203 Columbia...... ?~ '443t 781 5.502 4752, 5497 4752 .,!09' 54~7'" 25212 35415 ;675 5360 Cortland...... t2268~ 42927 59, 20633~ 30337~1 3~ ~77 -,,:>7 364 ':\626 24331305 Delaware...... 4608 85 4 """I 440 4303 5537, 4447 5353 i5 Dutchess...... ;...... 53S4 8291' 7II 6462! 7185 tl331 ll6s2i 8327, 6712 1442 ]621 2 Erie...... 15686 15146 177 13049 141<)6; 13010 14176 13419 J~: 15371 13~7 14942 15186 Essex...... 320191 ~7Q1; 141 1900 27071 1893 2714 21"3 3fl48, !!~43 ~75 21 34 3623 ~r~i:nd'iiamiit·on:::: 334~ 37~ 149 !~2 ~; !~I ~,1 ~Z~ ~: ;-; 327~ ~~ ~ Genesee...... 2672 3088 g! 1~ ;t~. 15~; ;t~1 ~ 4061' 2548 3701 ~~ 4239 ~~t~~er:::::::::::::::: ~ ~~ ~: ~5J fsS9: ~~581 fsl3'I' ~?~5 ~~~, ~~~ ~~~ ~ r~; Jefferson...... 5666 6838 lI8'1 4222 54211 42101 5431 5971 ~53 ~04 72II 5955 1S341 f!~~::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ~~ 4~~1 ~ 2~~1 3~~1 ~~~! ~m ~J 32 28 ~ 4~~ ~~~ It:ayro~~~::::::::::::::: ~ t~ ~~II ~~ =1 ~i ~~ l ~~~ ~, ~II fstsl ~~ ~~fs Monroe...... 10094 9701 2]6 9278 9108, 9214! 91 52 ' 95721 12814 9168 99951 10226 1I559 ~~!~~~~:~::::::::::::: 8~~~.a~ ~~.~: 3~~, ~~1:J~ j 7~~1 5~' ems 34~:I' II~~ 4~~ ~~~~~:::::::::::::::::: l1i~~ 11~ ml ~ I~J Wjl 1'fJJ1 1~~~' 1~~; 1~ l;ml 11~~ 1~ 8~r:r~~:::::::::::::::: l~~ ~i ~m !f~:.' HI51 ~I 1~1 l~t~ ~ 1~1 ~~ 1~ Orange...... ;... ='iH78 7319 JOO 6541 6740 11 6935 749~ ~ ~ 7870 ]987 g88g I 1 8!~:~~:::::::::::::::::: ~l~K ~~ ~i ~~ ~ t 711~~i 6932622;119 9~, 6028 ~ ~~ 9522 ~~Ste::ri;::.:·::::::::::::: ~ =W' 32~ 1~~ 1~l, 1~11mll 1324 ~, ~~ i~: ~~~~ ~~ Queens...... ,...... 6257 4 1 13 4B9o 4561j 4887 4517 5417 ~~ 6605 4403 6549 4822 ~r~h~;:J::::::::::::::: I=~ 21s:, ~ ~~~ I~~, ~ ~U =1 1~: l~n65 ~: 1~~ 1~~ Rockland...... 2632 18117 70 2459 1792' 24451 1806'1 2362 -J"" 21 14971 2790 1842 St. Lawrence...... 3S66 9 06 241 2215 5726 1833 6103, 4567 3?~ 10000 4014 II85~ Sarntoga...... 4Q53 6264 101 4336 6087: 4328 6ogO 4904 I!, 510e 6094 S29? 6429 Schenectady...... 2648 226:3 ~I 2195 2549, 2185 ~ 2224 2 17, 2444 234l 2358 2456 ~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::: ~~ ~~~ 2991 ~~~ :~~: ~~~I 21481 ~~ ~~~ ~ir! ~15' ~ ~ Seneca....; ...... ;...... 3202 2559 ~I 3O~ 1956; 26861 228J ~9 ~8,~1 3145 26161 3290 ~ Steuben...... ]688 "/OJ'}, 4 I 70 6655 6780' 5931 ,-;> ~ 6,522 ]2901 6551 8575 ~~fff~!n::::::::::::::::: ~~ ~ 61 ~ ;fx~: :z8:Jo; ~, ~ ~~: ~~ ~I ~~ ~ Tioga...... 3237 3502 195 2544 31271 24 321611 3283 4100' 3125 3871l 3222 4300 Tompkins...... ~o ~ 3161 28oc; ~: 24 1 ~2 3432 ~I ~2 ~I .~ ~ W!~~~ii.::::·::::::::;·:::: 24~ ~ ~I ~ 2130' I I 21~1 ~cA~ 2851i ~ 2498134 IOO1 33IJ28 333927 3379CJl 392350 4,fj'801 399~366436 439301 4Il35 Majority...... 5031t' ...... ~731 -·t··· 1 ·:::'·5~~51 ....I 55451, 33096 .....1 27946 .... Whole vote ...... 794959 6]0006 VI '''"'+ 84015 1 769334~ 8s06s6 In the election ot 1873 Wlllers, Dem., tor Secretary or State, and Hopkins. Rep., for Comptroller, were on the Liberal Republican ticket • • Tilden overDix. Tilden's ma..!ority over all wns 38.549. t Including 3.:nB for WlIJlams, Prohlb., and m scattering. ~ Including '30229 for Eliot, Problb., and SS5 scattering. § Including 1,907 for Graham, Labor Re form, and 1,459 for Clark, Prohib. ," , Electi'or" Returns. NEW-YORK-Continued. The total vote in 1874 for the other candidates for State officers was as follows: .Democrat8. Lieutenant·Governor •. Dorsheimer .....416,714 Ba:;t.i~.i,:,:: •••. Il.3i/:"· ~~1~ Canal Commissioner ...Thayer...... 17,023 ·Walford...... II.328 51.779 Insp. State Prisons ....Wagener..••....41S,253 Bell...... II.344 ' 49,519 Judge, Appeals ...... MUler...... 06,5.53 Howland...... 1),537 45.793 The vote in 1874. in the Fifth Judicial District. for a 24. Counties ot Madison, and Oswego. Total vote, Justice of the Supreme Court was as follows; Mer win. Rep .• 45,229> Perry, Dem., 39,414. Merwin's ma- 23t2~Count1es of [Cortland' and Onondaga. Total vote, 26,412. ' , . . ' jO~lTe' ~o~~5in 187 In the Sixth Judici~1 District for 26. Counties of Cayuga. Sencca, and Wayne. Total a Justice of the itufVeme Court was as follows: Fol.' vote, 26,228. ' .' , . , " .. 210 !~tt,I.R1~il:liil:I~l\lorl~~\~;..' 4. ; Allen, Ind., T~lal ~~r~t~;~740~ LIVingston, Ontario, and Y~tes, rn 1874. the people votcd on certain proposed :unend· 28. Counties 01 Broome, Schuyler, Tioga, and Tomp ments to the State Constitution. The following was kins. Total vote, 21.']36. ., " the total vote on each proposition: 29. Counties of Allegany, Chemung, and Steuben. T~l c~~~tf:Sl~i Monroe and Orleans.' Total vote, Suffrage ...... 2s,961. .. ant~;lb:~ 3:;:~/~~~N~~ 31. Counties ot Genesee, Niagara, and Wyoming. L~f~~~~~.~~. ~~.~ •.i~~••~~~~~~~.~5.904 206,029 II9,875 Tot.ru vote, 20,721. . Powers and Forms of Legisla· 32. County of Erie. ,Total vote 3001}38. 33. Counties of Cattaraugus and Chautauqua. To G~~~~(;raniiLie~i: Govei-ri;r.1j6:t~ I~~~~ ~b:~ tal vote, 22,761. Finance and Canals ..•...... 428,190 lo.P39 324,°51 Corporations. local Ilabllities, VOTII: FOR RII:PnE8ENTATIVJ:S IN CONGUS8-1874. St~~~ X~~~~~~}:U~~::::::::: ::~l..~; :3tZJ~ ;1r.~~ .Di#. Oppo.-iliQJI. YoU. hpuWtafl8. . Vot~. Naj. Compensation to certAin offi· French •. " , .•II.C02 I,I82D cers...... 33S,548 194,~ 140,615 I, ~~t:~epPo:::12.~~ Wood.:;::;;; '6,652 8.471 D 8~~itC~~~1~iioii::::::::::::~g::~ :;?:J2~ :~;~ ;: ~~~~~~~11.¥i:t~ Ostrander. • •. 8,996 's'543D Time for Amendments to take Campbell.Pro. 129 eff~t...... 446,883 8S,758 361,125 Bennett...... 1,&a 4· ~~rtfr~~·:.::12·1~ 40577 D . ,CONGBE8810N..t.L Dlll'r&ICTS. S. Mcade, Dem.. 1),199 Earle...... '41 175 M Hogan. Dem .. 1),024 I. <.;ounties of Queens., Richmond, and Suffolk. Tobl vote (1874). 23.467. ~?:.' ~~~::::I;,~ ~~~~:~:::: ~t:: I~m R i:. Ward, Dem...lo,II3 6, 8, 10, 12, and Lawson...... 90232 871 D· 2220fCB~On;llyo!)~i~~~af%~~~821~7:5.S. 9. Wood, Dem .. 8.7~ Newton...... 2,131. 2,35OW Hardx. Dem •• 6.42 II, 13, II), 20, and 2130rCB~On;ll~~)~h¥gt~~~~~s ~.~: ...... I,420 H 4. County of Kings (WarJs C), 140 IS. 16. 17. and 18 10. N'b';:!; ~~: ~:~ of Brooklyn and towns). Total vote. 20,465. II. Wlllis. Dem.. lo.~ Dalley...... 8,036 ~. County of New·York {Wards I, 3, 3,..,,s, 6, 8, and Wight..::: ... 8,391 ~~~R 14 12. ~~~lbo~~p;~:1\8~ 6: c~~t;lyv~~e'N:::!fork (Wards 7, II, and 13). To 13. 1Vhlte'ouse,D.16,181 Beale...... 11.344 ..,837 D Farlngton. P... j'68 ~.v~t;u~l~~i New.York (Wards 10 and 17). Total 14. Beebe, Dem..,t518. Everett...... II,229 3,28g D vote. 14.107. I~. B~ley. Dem..l .205 Stebbins...... 12,~ 3.5OS D 8. County of New·York (Wards 90 IS, 16, and part 2,723 R of 18). Total votc, 11),345. ,. I • ~~~;J!'i::: ~~ Adams...... I2, 26 9. County ot New·York (parts of Wards 20, 12, and I~. Huf, es Dem.l1,931 Townsend•••1S,oW5 514R 22). Total vote, 17,322. 1 • "\Va do, jjem.. .336 W1IIiams'.....II,251 2.915R 10. County of New-York (parts OfWIU'dsI8, 19,and 6,770 R ~: ~~;Ie~', E~::I~i~ }r~1~:;;:::: .::;:~ 750 R 21~i. ~~~~t;O~~'Ue'~YOrk (parts ot Wards 12,11), 20, 21. Allaben, Dem.14",S1 M1IIer...... 1s,574 I,I43R 21, and 22). Total votc. 18,390. Carpenter. Pr. 211 12. County ofWcstchl'~tcr. Total vote. 20,7~. 22. Graves. Dem ..I3-255 1,136 R Il' Counties of Columbia, Dutchess, and Yutnam. 23. Lord. Dem...II.922 i~~~eX8::::: :!~~ 574D Sutton. Pro.... 380 T~4~ld~~~'tI~S~· Orange, Rockland, and Sulllvan., Baker...... 12.123 1,014 R ~: ~~:~c;,n~::!~:~~ Leavenworthl40949 3,791 R T~~:I c~~'i:tf~7~~·Grcene, Schoharie, and UI~ter. To 26. ~li\~~n~~em:II,~~ McDougall•. ~1S;433 1,558 R ta~6.°6e~;~t9O~r Albany. Total \'ote. 28,637. Osburn. Pro.. 920 17. Counties of Rcnssclacrand Washington. Total 27. Pierpont, Dem 1),770 Lapham...... 10,814 .1,044 R Ayres, Pro .... 1.16:3 VOlt;: ~~~iies ofCllnton, Essex, and Warren. Total 28. Joncs. Dem ...13,013 Platt•••.••••.13,]66 .753 R Cook. Pro.... 957 v~~: 6~rt:?iies ot Franklln and St. Lawrence. Total 29. 'Valker, Dem.17,02O Hakes•••••.••140148 2,8~D Davy...... 12,770 248 R vo;;: 80~~tiCS of Fulton, Hammon. Montgomery, Sa SO· l\~~~i~CPro:12.~2 ratoga. and Schenectady. Totall"ote,3I.u6. 31. Buck. Dem... 9.3~ 21. Counties ot Chenango, Delaware. and Otsego. H~:~l~~.::::::~~ I'~~ ~ ~lf~~IS:Lg~~:~~~ Scssi9ns...... 10,459 I, L T~~l c~~e~ifes:ngr Herkimer, Jefferson. and Lewis. Total \'ote, 27.6.t6. Total. •••••••••••4~1B4 345.254 23. County of Oneida. Total vote. 22.792. Majority...... 930 Election Returns. 43 NEW-YORK":"C'olltinued. ·NEW-YORK-(Jontinued. PRESENT STATE GoVERNllENT. Governor. Samuel J. Tilden, Dem.; Lieutenant-Go· 1856. Presldent•.•• l~78 ;;;:~7 A"",.. 8o. I29R" vernor WlIliam Dorsheimer, Dem.; Secretary of State.J.bledrich Willer:!, Jr.,!, Demoj Comptroller, Nel· ~~~: ~~~e~~~;~~~:~*.t~; .~~:~~~ 1~~ ~8.057 ft: son Jlo... Hopkins, Rep.; ;:;tate Treasurer, Thomas li!s9. Sec. of StatC.252• .s&J 251.139 ~:~1~D . Fw.ion. Lincoln. ~:~~~~~:i~~~~:S~'J;~~~j:JkPo~~~~.~D!~~R~~~ '1860. Prcsldcnt.; •.312.510 362.646 SO.J36R Doug. Dem. Rtp. B.«1:. Dem. ~~~~s~::~~~ ~~Ps;:e~l~~~;:~ri~~~~i!~a~~ ~~~ 1860. Governor••••294,8u 358.272 19.8.tI 43.590R . Againat. F01'. E~s;>::-J~~~e!.D;~~~t,ct\~¥·ju~~~aof~~~c\!~Pof 1860. Negro Sulr'e.337.984 197,S03 #mFa~ S~~fXft!: Ct~~~' DJ~rtlnASG~~~~~, J~~~ . Dtm. Rtp. Charles A. Rapallo, Dem.. Charles J. Folger, Rep., 1861. See.ofState.I87,i'16 297.428 10C).7I2 R Cbarles Andrews. Rep., Theodore MUler, Dem. 1862. Governor•••.306.649 295.897 •••• 10,752 D 1863. Sec. of State.2%~ 314.347 STATE LEGISLATURE. :g;~~ , &.uJu. HotUt. Joint Ballot. ~~: ~~:s~~~~:: j~~:~ ~:~~ 6,749R Democrats.. ; ...... 13 7S. 88 Republicaus...... 18 53 71 ~~: ~~e~e~~~~~~:~~t~~ frk~?~ ~~:~~~ Independent••••••••••• " .•• ~ I 1867. Sec. of State.373.029 325.099 1868. Governor •••.439.301 4IJ.355 ~~:~E 1868. President••••429.883 419.Si!3 10.oooD J;~~~~~~ ~~~~i\~·.::":::: 4 22 i6 185g. Sec. of State.330.974 310.733 2O,24ID Labor r~f. PAST VOTE OJ' TIIE STATE. J:Tc1IIp. 1870. Governor••• •~:5iz, 3fJ.P.i36 3.366 29.73Il D 18!):l. President....~~~3 Fr;~::. ~AiK2 &~ D Dtm. Rep. Ttmp. Soft 8l1.11. Funon. Am.... 1871. Sec. o! Statc.368.212 387,II9 1.820 17.087 R 18S4. Governor....1S6.49S 155,804 122,182 309,F" , . Grttky: Gremt. Blae/.:. Ha"lSlIell. 1872• President••••387.279 440 .759 201 51,8z5R 33.850 O·Conor. , Soft 811.11. Rtp. AII,er. 1.454 1855. See.o!State. 91,335 136.698 148.577 lI,859 A* Dna. Rtp. Ttmp. . Ha~dS".ll. 1873. Sec. o! StatC.341.OO1 59.353 1874. Governor•••.415,391 ~~! It~ VOTE OF THE CITY· OF NEW·YORK. Governor" Mayor. Reghter, Secretary of President, I lbyor, 1814. 1874; , lti14. ~~1i:' 1872. 181~. ASSEItIBLY DISTRICTS. Dtr, Wick. Wale. S::;e~~ Haye. Jonel WII·ITha,.• Gre&- IGrant I La....·IHave·IOlnr'. denTIl'l, Rtp. ham, Rtp. Ind. Tam. Rep.' Jen, er, leY1 Rt.'1 renee, nleyer en, Dtn>. , Dem. Demo Dtm. Rtp. D • .L. 'P ITam. Rtp. Apollo -1.-.-.•-••-.-•.-.- ..-••-.'1-4--341' -1-I2-2133i3 -:s; 12sB --;686 2ml 351~ ~I 3CJO.li 2Q38' 2i69'~ 1835 II...... •• .... 339261 691 3221 534 847 2799 1 14, 374 469 3l:!31 1018. =4001 3072 1909 i 1 III.;...... 60 522 3184 379 515 2633 1552, 3059 4641 32861 1034 2;3011 ~601 1201 1 10 88 IV...... ••••• 5104' 9IS9/ 4635 10 552 4 30 1933, 4437 791 5006 14 ' 3075 !its 2213 V ••• :...... 3710 2144 3012 1855 1195 =4b3 3309j 3032 173J 3574 :z986 2;3&1 UI2 1286 VI...... ••••• 3537 957 2<)75 740 2704 1760 2629 3132 1531; 2;382 21II4 88r 1 807 1 9~1 VII...... 2279 2529 1910 22911 ~ 3390 1953 17&)1 2312 3018 19U WI 4!!7 i 1 1 1 1 VIII.... • •••••• 4590 2421/ 2834 13~ 5 4326\' 3305 253 46541 3012 3279 320:l 1281 IX...... ••••• 3302' 3P3 2<)16 3088 9 2202 4314 2729 30871. 3107 3914\ ~ 4085 1f!JZ X ...... t. 3459' 1964 1854 1028 :SO 1651 35701' 2561 1530 3304 2384: 2247 2CJ07 6SlS XI...... ••• 2597. 3345 2217 3041 • 1702 41~ 2225 2449 2517 4II7: 1814 4093 970 1 8 001 XII.... •• ••••• 3750' 1554, 3OOC? II90 10 2745 24 .. 332 14 1 3657 1872) 2157 199<> 1433' XIII...... 3008, 28321 2706 25b3 532 2259 34 i 2370 ~21 2817 3203., 1885 3290 gill I XlV...... " 3079 10~ 2247 8 9 10Zl 1822 22981 2.p4 241 2952 1497: I461 15Z7r 1460 XV...... 4678, 21 ! 3521 J771 I4b3 2993 3736 gl:!ol 1622 43681 2C)06. 2227 2C}Ij 2294 1 1 8 1 XVI. ••••• ...... SOOO 184 I' 40]8 152 J221 3444 ~I 4310 14 11 47011 2193 1942 :zo68 3039 XVII.... •••••• 5334 3427 4sB2 1471 8 2758i 4806 402 2349 4332 2319 2~2 3~ 4~, m 1 9:1 ~ri~~:::::·:.::: ~~;; ;o~1! ~g~ 1~ JI~~ ~;'3g ~glSi ~ 1~~i ~~I ~~;~ I~~I ~~~ ~m XX. ••••••• •••• 6058 3506i 4779 2914 Ig191 4747 25921 5;154 3940 2<}05 3215 269S 1 sB~ 560~1 1 :t ~~'~~~."" 61561 36291 5292 3223 J27 4 SOl j 5 43 2~41! 4~614090 I 2~51: 3lS06 =4b3 ...... 1805: 10471 11 •••. •••• • ••• I~...... II...... 1)871 50S; I~ 8~5 n~,I IIO~73 I~II...... ,...... Total...... 87436 44C)0811 70071136953 24226i 594601~1 697021~1177814't 546571'~11 5:\03.11' 34714 MajorIty...... 42528 •••• 33u8§ •••• .... •••• n/47 339;)2 •••• 23157 •••• I •••• SlS9lS~ ••• , Wholo vote...... 132149:1: 13I693 131320. 105412 132471 l:w8i8 * PlurnUty. t Over tho next highest. Uneludlng 163 tor Clark, Temp. § Over the next highest. I 44 Election Returns. NEW-YORK-Cdntinued. NEW-HAlIIPSmRE. TOTAL VOTE :ron .A.LDEBlCEN' AT LUGE. Governor, Governor, 1874. 1873. Tam. Dal. Rtpub. Ind. Dem. Lew;is.••••68,390 Vance ••••• -43.404 Blumenthah5o~ COUNTIES. (10.) Guntzer ••• 67. 554 Billings ••• 42.747 Beekman •• 14. We.. Straw B1aek Cole ••••••• 67.533 Kuhne•••• -42.193 Beatty•••••13.7 1!::- ~hfn~: B:ec~- Gross ••••••66,255 Forster...-40.47lS Spelnian •••• 13.646 Dtm. Rtp. Ttmp. ])~. Rtp.' T':~. Belknap...... 2128 1~ ~ 2066 --;s;6--;; PAST VOTE OJ' THE CITY. 8~~5~~e:::::: ~~g ~~ 8! ~ ~ ~ Fmion. , Li"eol ... Nol]. Coos...... I~ I3II IsS 1007 1303 10 1860. President••••••62.298 33.290 29.008F 56 .Dem. Rtp• ~m~~o::·:.:: ~7 ~~ ~~~ ~fs~ ~~~ 2 R MerrImac..... 5166 4~~ 157 4759 4&~~ ~ 1861. Sec'y ot State••19.789 37.539 17.7SO Rockingham.. 4999 ~~ 346 4752 S54~ 147 Gunt"tr. Opdl/I,. Wood. Stratford...... 2746 3013 41:4 2470 3126 297 ,1861. Mayor••••••••• ..24t767 2503Bo 24.167 613R* Sullivan...... 1926 21 ztS 184 1853 2134 103 S""""",,·. Wad01rol't.l. Total...... 35608"W43 --;;;;1132016 34023 .1078 1862. Govemor••••••54.3I2 22.536 •••• 31.776D :Majorlty. .. •.. 1465* .... ••• • •... _~ .... Whole \"otc...... 71851 i 6z814t De",. Rtp. 186:3. See'y ot State••43.283 23,613 .... 19t670D CON'GBES8IONAL DISTJUCTS• GuntJ.U. Blu"t. :&,olt. St~¥o~~~ti¥'O~;1 ~~\~(~K73rarrol:4.Rocklngham, and 186:3. Mayor••••••••••29.121 19.sS3 22.597 6,524 G* 2. Counties ot Hillsboro anffierrlmac. Totalvote. Sty1I"nlr. F...t""" 1864. Governor •••••• 73.537 36.310 • ••• 37.227 D 213~~ountles ot Cheshire, Coos, Grafton. and Sulli van. Total vote, 21.326 MeGltlla". Llntol". 1864. Prcsldent••••••73.709 36,681 •••• 37.028 D VaT1I70R REP:REII:mT.LTIVES IN CONGRJ:Ss-18n. ' Dt1". 1865. See'y ot Statc••53,128 ~740 •••• 24.sSS D f;'ih~b;~e:~: .. JI~;;~ fci::it~:c~.':':I::;~ :;lR IIoffNla". Robert.. Htele... ~: ~i~~er::::::::;~m a~!in::::::~'~~ 33~ I; 1865. Mayor••••••••••32,820 31•657 10,390 .... Total...... 33,131 33,178 G.u.'''.r. Hl\Iorltr...... 47 6,758 1.I63H* PnESENT STATE GOVEI1Nll:ENT. Hoffman. F_. 1866. Governor••••••80,677 33,492 •••• 47,185D St~t~~WWfI·a~~~tferll~esif:m.~~c'Ju~c~~~~~ag ot State. Harvey Campbell, Dem.; State Treasurer. Dem. .Joslah G. Dearborn. Dem.; .Attorney·General• 1867. Secoy ot State••850764 ~~ •••• 59.666D IIoffman. Darling. Wood. t~wi~g~IY, «£~~:: gPa~~·~l~~utCh~~~~e NEW-HAMpsHm1l:-Continued. NEW-JERSEY- Continued. Dem. Rep. U ..i NEW·:M.EXICO-Oontinued. NORTH-CAROLINA"':"'C'ontinued. Sup'l Public TEJl.RITORIAL. LEGISLATURE. Instruction, Governor. President, 1874. OcI.1S72. No\'. 1872, euutUil. IIou ••• Republicans...... 12 22 COUNTIES. Democrats••••• ;...... ,1· 4 - Pool, nell,Por· Merri-Imon, Cllid...... 11, Gree·Jey G ,,,nl, Republican lIl:ljorlty •••• ; ...... ", II 18 .Dem. &p. D011l. Ilep. D.l. Ilep. PAST VOTE OJ' THE TE1UUTOlli. ------Dem.; &p. Maj. ~:~1~on:::::: ~ 2~ ~~ ~ m ~i~ ~f~B~~'eli:::: I~ I~ I~~ 1~~i :::: .... ~~: g~~:;:~~::::::~::::::::~:~ 'g:fx~ 2,~R Mecklenburg. 2153 1727 2511 22611 2202 ;isi 11\67· Congress...... 8,891 8,79-l 97 D Mitchell...... 332 239 195 6281 64 46820 186g. Congress., •.•••••.•..••6,~ 8,094 1,821 R Montgomery. 300 3421 475 6<;31 241 6 Moore...... 1078 515 10<;5 8!!1\ 714 731 ~~~: g~~rr::~:::::::::::::: :~583 I~;!~~ .3.~~~ ~ Nash...... 1402 u81 1284 12<)3 1003 1215 The Republican vote of 1871 includes that cast for, Sena, Independent l~epublican. " ~o!l;~~~~~n: ~6~ f~1 <~~~ ~ I~~ ~. Onslow...... 662 3151 892 492\ 720 13~ oranfic...... 1825 1261 194~ 13211 1483 3sB ~~~~~~nk :: .863 ;i67 rs7 I~I ~fr 1049 NORTH·CAROLINA. Perqulmans.. 670 8031 642 9101 397 &)2 Penon...... 885 7601 JIOI 819 934 800 82 Snp'l Public Pitt...... 1930 17991 17 1775 1429 I.?l! Inslmction, Governor, I President, Polk...... 214 ~ 22,. 312 29 ~"'l 1814. Oct. 1812. No,-, 181~. Randolph.... 1227 107 I 1364 131!9 gl:i3 11291~I COUNTIES. Richmond.... 1217 II94 1016 1304 730 186 Robeson...... 1859 16871 16s1 1583 1051 lS03 (93·) l\Ierrl- enid· Gree- G I Pool, ~i'i: Rockingham.. 1654 918[ 1653 1301 1416 1370 Dem. IIop. Rowan...... 1557 800 16S5 11181 962 976 D~:::' ~:~: £.1.. ~"';.: Rutherford.. . J7:l4 7941 £27 1013 ~ 928 sam~son ..... 866 1358; 16g7 14~\. cl I~-O Stan ey...... 635 971 646 3 1 47 3 Stokes... ..•.. 655 81 90S 830i ~i 2') sugr;..•..•.. • 1003 7251 989 8381 887 ~~~yi~nia: ~ ~i ~ ~ ~ 1~6 Tj-rrell ...... 370 193\ 391 347 ~5 321 Union... ..• • • !I.t3 maj. 1022 tlSl !JII9 4$1 Wake ...... 36.to 3640 3269 :;843 24407 3705 'Varren...... 9:l2 21Q81 1107 23B0, 1008 2455 Wa8hln~on.. .546 785 492 917 390 935 Watauga ..... 491 67\ 435 353 197 187 Wayne ...... 2021 1799 1749 19491 1311.1934 Wilkes...... 820 955' 1034 1294 639 Ilj8 Wilson...... 1413 JI291 1319 II52! 1053 1I24 ·Yadkln...... 725 7181' 759 866; 154 817 yancey...... 635 152 S03 382 S:34 ?P7 1 TotaL...... 982IZ B418r 967311 ~I 67489 9x393' Majority...... 14CJ30 ...... 1899, ..... 23904 Wliolc vote ...... 182398 195361, 158882 CONGJI.E8810NAL DISTRICTS. J. Counties of Beaufort, Bertie Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Gates, Hertford, Hfde,1tlartln,Pam [~~o~~ NORTH-CAROLINA-Continued. I OHIO-Continued. ,------~---- VOTE J'Olt REPlUI:SENTATlVES IN CONGlUCS5-1874· Go,oernOf; 18i3. ~'i~~:~~:.~~1 ~lb~::::::'I:';; l~'D Ransom•••••. 393 COUNTIES. 2. Blount•••••••r.:,I44 Hyman....18,1,-6 . I White..... 1.091 Bell, ~!'J: D~lh- Allen, Noyes S!:t ]hm. !Up: P,~. D.,,,. Rip. Pr~. 3- Waddell ••••• 15:572 McKay.•••J4,285 1,287 D 1,618D 4. Davis •••••••• 14,930 1,620 D ~. ScalcS...... IO,529 :I:~~~o~:J~~ ~=-;S;I 2116 ---;; IS88 ~-;s 6. Ashe...... 12,483 ~,29B D R~~~d~~::, ~:I85 li,372 D Fairfield. ..•.. 2977 1\48 181 3551 ~ 9 7. Robbins .... ~13,371 160.J 16 l.JI~ 1 4,:l4O D Fayette...... 1235 34 8. Vance ...... lI,12~ Durham; .. 6,~ FranklIn...... 6483 4682 3181' 6453 415 4t4 FuJtol~...... 1016 1780 14.J 7'» 1417 75 Tot:l.l ...... I08,6:lO Gallla...... 16q 2126 721 1465 2229 "I35 Majority...... 19,186 Ge:tUgll...... 381 2354 :lO' 436 1662 34 PRESENT STATE GOVJrnN){ENT. Greene...... 1924 29IiO 1251 1496 2925 120 Governor. Curtis H. Brogden, Rep.; Secretary of Guernsey..... 1674 2108 32 1799 2156 b3 Hamilton..... 21999 17362 41 16784 16021 .... ~t;t~,; 'Xit~n~~;~~~L If~Pi'.1I';~~~v:.O~~:.~IM~: Hancock...... 2570 2158 311 2259 17'» 39 ~erfntendent of Instruction, Stephen D. Pool. Dem.; Hardin...... 2174 18st 193, 1850' 1936 191 Treasurer, David A. Jenkins, Rep. HarrIson...... 1665 2026 66 1617 1998 16 Henry...... 1068 928 83 1 1432 900 9 STATE LEG1SLATL'lUC. HI~h\an,d..... 22<)0 216.J . II 2791 2863 22 8~ Holt". Joint Ballet. Hocking...... 1614 823 18' 156, 867 :lO Democrats...... 39 8.J 123 Holmes...... 2501 ~ ..../ 2.JI6 910 4 Republlcans .....'~ ...... ~ ~ ~ lIuron...... 2+18 3287 232 1 IB,029 2633 332 Jackson...... 1909 2033 94, 1S3H 1905 1(4 Democmtlc m=\lority ...." 28 SO J$1ferson...... 2131 2532 881 1924 3013 83 PAST VOTE OF THE STATE. Knox...... 2713 2298 3O.J 2762 2108 432 Lake...... 807 2J2O 40, 6.J9 1956 45 . Doug. d: Brotl". Lin.Dln. Boll., HaJ. 16 6,2c;oD I.~wrence ••.• 2433 2462 83; 1920 2735 . 4 Ia&>. Presldent...... ~~~f. lMd~~: 44,9'}0 Llckmg...... 4J1l1 2271 87j 41SS 2749 143 Logan...... 1584 1965 265 1426 I8.J2 265 1865. Governor... ~ ...32•.539 25.80<) .... 6.730 D Lorain...... 1698 3531 17; 1,360 3505 6 Agall"', Fur. 1,982 A. Lucas.• ,. ••.• 4.J35 4173 II2, 3351 4201 Jt4 1866. Conatitution....2~~~ IC),~~ .... Madison...... 1325 129S 167, 1627 1631 2417 23.596 D Mahonlng.... 2910 3091 48, 3003 3460 8 1866. Governor...... iM'ff!~ Ift~kt? .... :Marloll ...... 1719 Ir45 73 1901 1240 717 Medina...... 1432 IB75 121/ J;<)I 2027 6 1867. Rcglstratlon...IQ3,o6o 71 ,657 32.403W 1 Againlll. Pur. Meigs...... 1544 27311 371 Ji&} 25 4 33 19,109 F Mercer.;..... 1774 596 .... 1824 727 1868. ConstitUtlon....7t~ 93io~~ ..... Miami...... 2559 2820 134, 2250 2910 255 :Monroe...... 2432 836 1.J' 2340 734 74 1868. Governor...... 7J,s'» C)2.23~ .... 18,Utl R %2,136 R Montgomery.. 7462 6596 85: 6309. 5947 lIO 4.221 D Morgan...... 1<,46 IBI5 189: 1470 1668 2.t5 ~=: I~:~~~~~~n;d~:6fs.}i'or• ..tgai,~~~..t. :::: Morrow.... •• 1607 1769 202: 1579 1607 4.Jo 1871. Conventlon.....87.007 gs.252 9,245 A. 1I1usklngum.. 4255 3610 157 4?74 4048 100 , lk"., &1', Noble...... 1668 J743 ....1 1677 16.JI .... 2 1872. Governor...... t,.~ 98,630 .... 1,Il99 R ~ttawa...... 1~7 929 21 ~51 77 I ~~:: ru~~~dil~:t;ti~:::;l,117 al:ilt :::: ~~gI; P:~~~.::::: 21~ 1~ :::: 1~ 2 ~ii~~~:.:::: ~fJ 1~ ••~I ~;~ ~~~ :J 2372 2714 109 :lOsg 228:; 272 OHIO, Portage...... 1 Preble...... ~&\ 2235 42; 1818 21s4 70 Putnam...... ~293 2818 - 6' 3475 3003 2 Tlltal...... 238.J~,~ --;S;S'!1;1.J6s.:~213837 10277 Ml\jonty...... 17202 I .... • ...1 817 I ...... g~i!:~~i;na:.: ~1~~ ~j 1211 ~~ ~~ ~ Whole vote••••.•••••467.J25 448Sgrt g~~1~~~:::: ~~~ !~~ ':~I ~~ ~~ 1~ g~r~~.~:::: J~!3 I~~ 4t4! ~~ ~~ 567 .. Over the next highest c:lndidate. t Including 10,129 for CollIns, candidate of the Peo- Defiance...... 1731 669 ~ 171I 7.J9 ~ Delaware..... 1959 2Q34 3171 1937 2OC)S 3Cl.t ple's party. , Election Returns. OHIO-Continued. OHIO-Continued. VOTE ON THE NEW CONSTITUTION. ])i.. O~T0';lion. Vol•• lltpublitant. J"oIt. .l£aj: Barnhill. • •• 9,651 3.951 D The new Constitution framed by the Convention 13· ~o~n~~p~~~••:I3.= was submitted to the j>eople August 18. 1874. .The J4. eowan. Dem•• _••12,394 Armstrong. 7!~~4 50180 D following Wa!! the total vote on the principal propolli· Deal, Pro.....;;. . 392 tions: 15. Oldham. Dem.. ~~lo,655 VanVorhes.II.655 999 R Constitution. for ...... 102,885 .. against.; ...... 250,169 16. ~~~f~~~!~~: :jo,&~ Dallforilt...12.097 1.236 R Mll:lority Rl!'ainst...... 147.284. 17. Wilson. Dem....10,837 1Voodworthn.II3 276 R rity Paine. Pro.....,. 445 Mln2 rcpres~pt:ltion. ~in;;i:: ::::: :: :: :: :: :2~~~~ 18. McBride, Dem...lo,095 1o!0nroe ••••i2.229 2,134 R MaJorIty against ••••••••••••••••185,800 Miller, Pro...... 105 Garfield....12.591 6,346 R , Rallroad aid, for ...... 45.416 19· 6,24 .. .. against...... 2<}O,6sS ~?:'p~~~.:::: ? Hurlburt... 3.-127 . Majority against•••••••••••••••• 251.242 20. Payne, Dem ....I3.W-9 Pafl!ons •••• II.330 2,519 D . LIcense, for ...... 172.252 Godman, Pro.:.. ;6.. .. apinst...... 179.538 Tot:il...... ~ 218.5S2 Total n~1!~~i:J ~~~n:Si:::::::::::: ::•• ::~~ .361.480 Majority•••••••••:i6.7S3 CONGnE8SIONAL DISTnICTS. PnESENT STATE Gov,""wJCENT. I. County of Hamilton (Cincinnati). Total vote Governor. William AlIeu, Dem.; Lieutenant-Go-' (1874). 18.818. venlOr. Alphonso Hart, Rep. ; Seeret:lry ofState. WH· 2. County of HamIlton (Cincinnati). Total vote. Iiam Bell, Jr.. Dem.; Auditor or St:lte. James Wil· Iiams. Rep.; Treasurer of State. lMac Welsh, Rep.; 203~~ounties of Butler. Clermont, Clinton.' Fayette. Comptroller oCthe Treasury. WlIIlamT.1VUson. Rep•· and Warren. Total vote. 24.782. . Attorney·General. John Little, Rep.;. State School 4. Counties of Darke, Greene, loIontgomcf}', and Pre Commissioner, Charles S. Smart. Dem.; Clerk of the bl~: c~~~1\:sot~rj:m~. AUltlaIzt'. Defiance. ~Iprcer, fl~W~~~R~~~rnIl~~::i~~: i~~~ ;~~~i~dy>.fJ~~' Paulding. Putnam, Shelby, and Van Wert. Total vote, In/!!, Rep., and Martin Schilder, Dem.; .Oovemor'sPrl 5 vate Secretary, John H. Putnam, Dem.; Executive 21i, Uounties or Fulton. Henry. Lucas, Ottawil,' WH· Secreta~, Amos Layman, Dem.; .Judges of the Suo . prcme Court, William White, ReP Ge0w-e W. Mell· lIa7~t;\~gt~0~1·Ala~~! B~~~'mghland, Pike; anti J Ross. Total vote. 20.441. ~~~n'VNI'tEm fe(IJ!!re~xD::::.m., ohn' elch, Rep., 8. Counties of Champaign, Clark. Log:m, Madison, and Miami. Total vote. 22,128. . . STATE LEGlSL,&Tuin::' .' 9. Counties of Delaware. Hardin, K~x, Marlon, Morrow, and UnIon. Total vote. 23,871. StftIJtt. Ho"", Joifll &JllfA: . Democrats...... 22 .. 56 78 10. Counties of Erie. Hancock, Huron, Sandusky. . 4559 an;~~Cno~iIe:~}(}:i?I~'ilO~~I!:, Jackson, Lawrence, rn1c~~~~~~i:::·.::::·.:::: ~~ ,.4.. 4 Sc1~~oc~~~t~~n~~~aJn°:I~ ~nifi~:j.crry, and Pick. Democratic ma,jority ••••• '8 IS ~AST VOTE or THE S:r~TE. a~;=co~~i~!svgi~~~J~n. LkkIng. Muskingnm, ami Tu~earawas. Total vote. 23.~5. lkm. 1852. President•••••16c}.220 l';~;~;J::':Jf; l~ D~ . la~~: ~n°J'~~.!n'totshJ.~~:i V~~~~7.Holmes, Rich· 1855. Go\·ertJor~ ....131.091 I46.6lI· '24,310 1S,'iSO R* 1v'i;hfn~~~i~S T~~l\~~~.~:'~. Monroe. MOrg:ln~ nntI J)t1Il. R.p~ .A".... 1856• President ....170.8Z4 187.497 28.121 16.6:z:l 16. Connties ofBelmont, Guernsey, Harrison, Jeft'cr n* . ;~~h: g!~;:.:J~tdgc: ::6g:~ 160,541 10,135 1.491 It" SO!i. aC~\~~~~Or 't~~~ii~b~f~i,8~a, Mahonlng, and 1859. Governor•••••171.266 ~t:~i';;mR· St:~~Co~~~iJsvo'}tto~f2;Mcdlna, Summit, auit"Wayne. »Ollg. " /1,,,1·. Iltll. Total yote. 2%,429. 1860. President•••••198,6:37 12,193 20,780 r lkm. To",/,. alll£T~~~%~fl~ o~~~r~~~~~~~uga, Lake, Port:lge, .... 5S.203 r 20. County of Cuyaho~ (Cleveland). Total vote, ~~: ~~:.e:rS~aie: :~~~ .... s,:;nD 25.543 1863. Governor•.•••187.562 •••• lOJ,CW R 186~. ~ec. of State•• 182.4~ s.J,7'>IR VOTE FOB REl'IIESE."iTATIVES IN CONGnESS-1874. . 59.~86 R Du. O]'/'OI;li01l. Vote. RtpvhlicIJ,tI. J"ot.. Naj. ~~t b~~~~~~::':: :~~~i' 29.~~6R I. Sayler, Dem...... n.S66 Green...... 7,2~2 4.314 D 1866. Sec. ofState••2130606 42. R 2. Bannln~Dem ...l0,85% Stevenson.. 9.317 1.~3r; D ,2. 3R 3. Savage. Dem.....12,97% Smlth...... I1.81O 1,16% D ~~: ~~e:Psr;ie: :~~:t; 4. Mc!lIahon. Dcm..l504II Gunckel....14.312.1.099 D 1868. President•••••238,700 ~~:~~ I8&}. Governor.....228,..81 ..... MI8R ... fii'c~Pt~~~~~:: :1~;g Lytle...... 8.279 50198 n 18jO. See. of State•• 20~.OI~ "2.f6:3 ..13.831 R 6. Hurd, Dem ...... J3.I08 })ratt...... 11.271. 1,837 D 1871. Governor.••..21&.105 4.084 16.0!4 R 18p. ~('C. of State•.251.780 Gran!!,!'r. Pro.... 8i5 ;:~. ~~~ ~: ~~;~~I~T)c~;::::~:~ r~~r~~~;;:: Ig:;~ 2.~~~ R !~~~: ~~~~~~::::: :;;tg~t 10,277 817 D" Peopl.·" 9. ~~~I~rg-l~·lI~~cm:II.m Robinson..•II,I99 428 D 10.129 Harrod: Pro..... 1.0~5 Dem. Tnl/p. 10. ~i~~K: fr~~·:::.:I3.~~ Fostcr...... I3.ii8 IS!) n IS7~. Sec. of State.•• 238406 7,815 .Ij,:02 D* II. Vanet', Dem .....I:!.437 Dundy..; ••Jo.496 I.!»! D Locke. Pro..... • 239 * O~'er the next hIghest candIdate. 12. Walling. Dem...13.580 Taylor....:. 9.667 3.913 D t The Democnl.tie yote for President In 1872 includes. 'fhomp:'On. Pro.. 3B8 ':z.w.321 for Greeley, and 1,163 for O·Conor.· .. . Election Return.lIe 49 OREGON. PENNSYLVANIA. I Governor, Preoident, Lletlt.-Go,-. President, Gn..ernOT, 1874. 1811. I~H. Nov. 1~1~. Oct. 1872. COU:'iTIES. I y I , (22.) Grn- f TOI'IC:ltaP"" :,,1 Greo, ','arl\n! I ,'er, man, bell, I ley! IRtl'" D,m. Rtp.. Ind. ,D. L. ~=:= 1----;3 3081,-;g; Deuton.... • ••••••. •• "'"'"478:-;;;8127611 481 3921. 358 ~7 Clackamas..... •..•.• 6.to 593 199, 439' 671 qlatsop':...... • 148'11 2Il .351 72 lC)l:1 Columbia.•••.. '" ••. U4, 59 ' 88, 81 1I7 Coos.••.•.••• '.~""" 399,' 468 56; 186 ,32r Curry:...... ••.•. 78 1061 171 58 108 Dou~la8...... •••... 5031 43~,1 6671 :iii 77 1 Grnnt...... 19H1 2061 2421 143 233 Jackson. ••••.• ••••••. 828 ~72 120 570 S2b Josephine. ••••••••••• ]6311 i33 27 UO 122 1 L:tne...... ••••.• 587! 61~; ~221 @ 815 kl~r~o"r{::::::::::::.:: ~i I~t ~~~: ~ J~~ lIlultnomah.. •••••••• 9Ill 1556' ~'581' 912 18Jq Polk...... 321 33.J SOl 308 4HIS Tillamook..... •• ••••. SOl 99 <;, 22 92 Umatilla...... ;... •SOO 1341 42~: 388 380 Union...... •••••. 4441 -PJI 90; 323 415 Wasco...... ••••••.••• 3~t 202 3<;5 314 392 'Vashlnron,...... 2 I 202 4bl j 199 ~30 Yamhll··············~~~I~~1 Total...... ••••• Wl}1 91631 6532', 7753 U8I8 ~1a.lority...... 5So I .... ,...... J. 4065 'Vhole vote ...... 2~08. 20143t I An election for a Representative In Con~ress was held In ISI4 with the followlngrcsnlt: L:\ DIl\v. Dem., t~ ;o;~~ \~mia~~~P~?,340' Davenport, 6,35°. La PRl:SE~--r STATE ~VEll!'f)[ENT. Governor, Lafayette Grover, Dem.;' Secretary ~r Ht:~te, S. 1<'. Chadwick, Dem.; State 'l'reasurer, A.H. f~L.~J>;~nJ, ~~;~~nghl~~.J~~[I~~1~}I~I~~S~~~~;~~6 ~[~'!{~~;.;~1:~I~.apri~s1;A~cn~~~lt~f~sa;JF1~ l>: Shattuck. Bt.J14tt:. ]J""u. JoiN: IJallut. Democrats....-; ...... 13 Z) 17 ~~ fne.fe~~~~d~';;~S:::·:::::.:: 16 .' :!3 29 PAST VOTE 01' 'IKE STA1:l!!•. 'D.m; Rt}'.· .lr"r. ' J,IJ!5D ~g~: g~~~~~;:::: ~~ tt~f 39 D . Douglald Br~<1,. Li"~J,,. /kll. ' 1862. President·.... 8,957 5.270 183 3.sc4'D , Dmt. rot}" 3.5ll9R ~~: ~~:,,~~~~t::: l1~ ~',~ 1,431 R J866. Governor •••• 9.955 10,28~ 181j3. President....lI,n:; 10,¢,1 f~~ 631 D ~g~~: g~~~~~~;::: ~ ~~:~~ ~~:~~ 8SO R Gr..l~!I. Grant. O'C""",~ 1872. Prcsl • Over Jlle nen hlghcat. t IllCludlll~ 572 for 0', Conor, Grant's lIIajority over all ,\'aIl3.493. ~ Ove~ ~he next ~1~h~8t: . _. -r'~-o-----~----E-le-c-ti-o-ll-R-e-t'U-rn-s-.------ I PE~NSYLVANIA-Conttnued. PENNSYLVANIA-Continued. ])i,t. OpJX>8ition. J;~t. RCI',,';(i~ii;'t. '-ott. )faj. 20. Mackey. D ..n,923 ,Alexander.. 8.8g0 3.033 D 21. Turney, D •• 12,065 ~tewart ..... S,S54 3.211 D 22. Hopkins• .1).10.091 Negley...... 7,777 2,101 D Howard .... ~x 23. Cochron, D .. S,2C6 narn!! ...... 4 210D* }'nrvhmce •. 2. 2-1. Miller, Dem. 8,<;38 Walbee .... 9.347 2~••Jeuks, Dem.II,o~7 'Vhit.c ...... 1l,109 ~: ~~1~~~))?::~:~~j ~~I~!;:::.:::!~:~~ Total...... 284.905 265,365 M~ority ...... 19.540 PItESENT STATE Go·n:RNllENT. G~v~~~~~~!iot~]llait~~!~~~{u~i~~;-h~II:;;\~llJ~!: tUB F'. Temple. :Vern. ; Secretary of Federal A1f:\Irs, WlIUaiu McCandless. Dem.; Secretary of the Com ~~~:~e~a~~hi~in~k~~~;r.' ;~I%~a~;tc~~~~r~~:~: tc~I~v~~~~7 ,]oit~~~~· J:11~:.jti~ir:: o1~~~~~e;~~ Court., Daniel Xgnew, Rep. ; JU(I~es of the Supreme Conrt. George Sharswoocl, Dem.,'Uenry W. WIlliams, ~~~;;~I~;~~a~~~lc~·e:.~~iiJ~v~r~il ~~W~~d!~Fd: Dem. ; Superintendent of Public InstrUction, James P. Wickersham, Rep. STAn: Iu:GISLATt."ru!:. &t&att. lIo..... J.nfll Balld. Dl'lllocrots...... 20 109 129 ncp\lbllcan~ ...... 30 91 121 Pruhlbltionlst...... I 1 J[trj. 10,870 D 607 D 14619 D 26,1)87 0 18,31:10 59.6x8R VOTl: J'on'RJ:Pl1ESn'TATIVES IN CON~l\ES._187-t. IJiIt. OppMit; PENNSYLVANIA-Oontinued. RHODE ISLAND-Oon(inued. L!eut.-Gov'r, II St~:!rea- President, STATE LEG1SL.&.TUlt:E:. IS7,'" I:" 187,3.', IS",'2' Sma.t•• I[Q"". J",..tlJ'lllut. Republicans, ...... 26 57 83 Democrats...... 10 15 :IS \~'.A.nDS. , OIm- "lIutrb- Mac- Gree- - - - f LAttll, sted l'lnlon ke,Y Ie,' IGrllnt, RepublIcan majorlt}· ••• 16 ' 42 58 De",. IRtp: itl Dt"':, Rtp: ,D.-L. Rtp. I PAST VOTE OF THE STATE. ~= ~'6Sx:mI729: 6;--;s Dm•• F ..t 6O:.:r- ~~:g' Jla.l~ D 1402 1::151 2-t23i lt05 9. 2.i2B \V YII...... ~, ~lt 21 ~~~: t;~;s~~~::::: g·X~ .... 112 V!II...... 10526 I 74' 1I47 1293, 54 43 D r. Imtr,'.a • M IX...... , 95 10971 842, 1065: 728 1501 (II,. ~p. A ." X...... 1010 2280 912 30611 &61 3229 ~~~~: g~~~~~~~:::: ;:~~ 10,03<; 1I.1I7 XI...... '1346 621 945 759 24 855 8'6 P ld 6680 .16 1'.6'7'5' XII...... n85 lIII 1030 II71 569 1402 I S· rC3 ent...., n'i 7 1 1 XII!...... 1232 1538, 6gB 1557 657 1932 ~~5_<~: &~~~~~~~ ~152372 97,'9~~ .... XlV...... 1284 1776, 1029 1022,1 728 2340, ...... "'.:>1' .... XV...... 2fuo 3777 17S!! 3390 1580 4~18 1859. Go\·ernor.... 3,546 lI,93!S .... 1 XVI...... 12Bo 1354,1 735 1493:469 106c) Spragu. Padtl/ord X':II...... ,2037 II55; 15Il If8 9Il ISII 1860. Governor....12.295· 10,S35' .... 1.460 8 XVIII.....••• 1887 3035 lI81 2;;tli 778 ~2 FlUio... Rtp. 1 XI~...... 3435 5--"62, 1801 S;Z I 1025 5 77 1860. President•• 'S''Pr7~.~Il'' IR~2#p.' •••• .4>537 R ~ic:::::::: ~~~ f~f~l 1~ ~~j I~~~ fl~ '" < < XXII...... l3O.J 2612: ll.J6 1683; 1>95 2655 1861. Governor... _II.au 10,200 .... 1.644 R XXIIL...... 132311 25871 815 Itloo, 371 2305 1862. Governor....n.195 No opposition. n.195 S XXIV...... 1989 2220; 1489/ 2169 ]o~ 25~ 1863. Governor.... ~;;i 1!'G;8 Com•• iHc:::::: ~g 1 ~I a~~~~! 1~1!~ 1864. Go\-ernor.... 7.302 8,840 i.3?n 3.~ ~ XXVIL...... 702\ 14ttl; 553i 1293: 472 1553 1864. Presidcnt.... 8,i18 ]40349 .... 5,6':11 R XXVIII...... 1093 145Z1 7'iI/ 1490; 398 1441 ]1865 •• GGoo::ce'rmnoorr•••• •.N·o.:.o8JPP. 18°.,061 .... 10,001 R XXIX...... ~~I ~ 20571 ~~ 866. ~ 6 197 .... 5.381 R 688 33126 TotaL...... 4 71 59S",:1 i sSg2O:123497 1 688Z8 ~~: g~~~~~~~:::: t.~~~ ~:~; :~:: t~~ ~R Ml\}orlty...... li963 .... 25894 .... 4531:11 1868. Presldent.... 5.548 12,m .... , ~~ R l06 6 . WhGlevote...... 737 9204 92375 :~~: 8g~:~~g;:::: g:~~ IZ:~~ :::: 4,1gB R 1871. Governor.... ",,242 8,822 .... 3.573 R RHODE ISLAND 1872• Governor.... 8.JOI5 9,~3 .... I 15~ R ------:------.---- ~~~: ~~~'!~~~;:::: j:rs6 1~:65~ :::. ~~70~ 'I 1874. Governor.... l,sSg 12.335 .... 10,746 R Gllvemor, Governor, 'I pr,e5ident, ISH. II 1872. I IS1:I. (:()UNTIES· I ____ ',____ SOUTH-CAROLINA. (5·) Pierce Uo...- ,lChace Ho...- ill Gree-,'Grant lkm./. ;'~.Ii Delli: i!:;: Ii J,:Yi. Rtp.' Governor, GO"emor, Governor, 1874. 1872. 'I 1870. -N-e-w"-l!-Ill'-t~..~..-.-.: --2-1 -;;; I 351 1132 409,--;m I li- COUNTIES.' 1---:---11-----;---:-- Pl'QVl(lence... 786 7719!, 2624 6065 3562t, 8422 ~~tl·::::.:: 4~~ l:~ i ~Og ~ ~ 1~ (32.) GreeD, lebam-berl'n, T. om· 1M niH, II·pent'r, c:u-I Scott, J~d. Rtg. Rtg. I, Unf"" Rtp. Washlngton.. 354 1783 I' 5~ 1056, 767j 1666 Illnson'l ____.,_1,,-:1'·"":,_Rt_1'_. ~ ~P'll kf~__ To~l...... 1233SI"37S6 96s61~' 13665 1 lIi:\!lority...... --;s;.... 10746, .... 5870 ••..1 8330 Abbeville '~"'I 248614181' 15 7 3618; ~194 ~5 Whole vote...... 13924 13442 18994 f~kd~~Oi{.:::: ~ ~: I~ =, ~ew !t~S CONGRESSIONAL DISTllICTII. ~~;~fo~r·:::.: ~ 3~~: 1m 2~~, 22I~ ~~~ I. {:wntles ot Bristol, Newport (part), and Pravl Charleston.... II3~ 3727 1 759§ ~7' em, IltII 'denee (part). Total vote (1874). 3,u6. , gg~~i~~ci(i:: ~~ ~I ~?~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ '2. Countles ot Kent. Newport (part). Provldenco Clarendon.... 18Q~ 737 1 3.J2 ~521 7621 IS;}t (part). and Washlngton. Total vote. 4.497. Collcton...... 2100 3~39 20'1 1680~ 3909 Darlington.... 1851 37291 275 2 58 179 2¢l! VOTE Fon REPl1ESElfrATIVX8 IN CONOIlE8&-1874. Edgelleld.... '12QOO 33'J1S 2:~ 3878, 37O.J 4547 Fairfield...... 147811 30221 674 2747; lIlt 2043 ::'iie~clt~::':~: .. ~~ i':f;:~~~:':'... !~~i 1~~ Georgetown.. 7531 1821 _~ 1797, 1~ 2~1 2., }Weiman...... 1.235 Ballou.. ~ ....3.262 2.027 Greem·llle.... 22118 1879 ,'. 21321 IIIIi I 14:;5 Horry...... 12152711 '816 529: I 503 Total••••••••••••2.059' S$J Kershaw .....j 1~ 19831 IOI~1 13331 ~7 1~ lI:\Jority•••••••• 3.495 ~~~~~;~~::::j ~m ;~:lll~i 5f'~; l~i ~2~ , PB:E5E.'fr STATE GoVElL"lIE!:T. Lexlngton.... 1562 IIs61 1;31, 3;' 14~ 1081 Governor. Henry lIoward; Lleutcnant-Governor. ~~~g~ro::::: ij;~ i~, i~~: 2473: i~: ~ri~ '~d~i~Sa~'; Vl~~~~~_b~~~~f~\Vnfa~~ftg;;;~;~U~~!: NeWberry....! 141 3~;i 1048! 2879' 1645 2915 eral Treasurer. Samuel Clark-all Republlcans. Oconee...... 123S 'Il!2 10;-8; 4IlI, 1]00 627 Orangeburg... 20141 3m! 8351 344411~t 3Z97 Pickens ...... 745 5911 25bl 486. m[ 612 .. 'The Democrats made no formal nomlnatlons In Richland .... '1' 1491 3974, 700[ 33'-~ 131:\2 3500 IS,.... Spartanburg.. ,2657 1540, 2.J21 862, 1923 1423 Election Retu'r1is. SOUTH-CAROLINA-Continued. TENNESSEE. Go",ernor, GovernOT, Gonmor, Governor, Congressm"" lit 1874. 1872. 1870. 1874. L·\rlte,.lS';:!. COUNTIES.l COUNTIES. Cham- T Car- I (93·) Por- Mav- Chc"t- John- l!!lY G reen, berl'n om- Moses, pent'r S<-ott ter, nard, ham, Ion, n:nd, I"d. /Uf!,.' linson, Ref!. uniOO:ll~.' Dono. Rep. .Dem. D.n.. ReI" /Up. R4p. Bolt.l'. R,p. Ref. P I Anders--on-.-.•-.-..-..-.-..-. '39"5476,1 --~ Bedford...... 1770 1096 IS50 ~~-:;;; ---;sa ~ :¢s, --;;;:;'1 3593 Union...... 1993 1810 154b 1272; 1744 1862 Rf~J~~::::::::::~~:: ~~ I~4! ~t~ W1lliamsburg ~3 2313 80 1773 1126, 17~5 Blount...... 719 aJ II53 york...... __7' 2sB8 ~ ~i 1873 _23!!O_ Bradley...... •... . . • Slio 468' 45 133 1 Campbell...... 251 4011 201 534 Total...... 68814 80403 36533 69838: 51537) 85071 CantlOn...... 800 138' 77 294 221 ~Wgr~t~oie~:: .. ~:i4C)2:;s89 .'i~rf°5 . 'ii~534 Carroll...... 1352 127g/ 1207 1'11736 g~~1;:im::::::::::: ~~ ~71 54 ~ l;~ CONGUESSIONAL DISTntCTS. gj~~~~~~~:::::::::::: t1 4~~1 9 I ~ , ~~ I. Countics or Chcsterfield. Darlington, George Crockett...... Wew County.. .. ~ 519, 34 )022 tow~ Hs>rry. lIarion. Marlboro. Sumter, and ,'Vll Cocke...... 11.~~b~~~ill~trlc~!~I~~~~tr.' ~ig~~don, Lexington, g~~~~~;lii~(i::::::::: - 1~ 1~~! ~I ~~~ and Orangeburg. Total vote. 30.946. Davidson.. ~ ...... : 5435' 4253/ 254 soSS280 3. Counties of AbbcvllIe. Anderson. Laurens. New· Decatur...... • 505 831 SII berry, Oconee, Pickens, and Richland. 'fotal vote, De Kalb...... 577 212 541 571 '9;.:'tJountiep, of Che~ter. Fairfield. Greenville, Ker E;~!~~~~·.:::::::::::: I~~ i~~! ~r8 ~~ shaw. Lancaster. Spartanburg. Union, and York. Fayette...... 311"3 228.t1 146Z 3339 Fcntr.c~g...... 3I:S III 64 206 T~:ah~~~et'hrs·~l·Aiken. Barnwell. Beauf~rt, Colle ton. and Edgefiehl. Total vote, 22,213. ~~~~~~I::::.:::::::: ;~i~ ~~~! 126a l~~ Giles...... 2572 1333/ 1~51 VOTE FOR REl'n%Sl!!NTATIVES IN CONGRXSS-I874. Grainger...... sOO ~i 1 Dill. OppoaitiMl. Vol•• g~~I~:ri.::::::::::::: 1~ 40 1290 ~: 1'Iea<;;k~Y·::.:: :~t~~ ~~~~t~~l:::::::::::: 1:J~ .I~~ 1~~ 3. McGow:m ..•• 12,673 Hancock...... 292 :'90 484. 4. Kershaw.....14•.;;5 Har1fman...... 18<;10 ~s ~~ 5. Epping •••.•• 4.401 H~~~~l~;~::::::::.::: 1~¢ '7~ 977 ll~~d~~g~::::::::::: I~ I~~ 2942 Henry...... 1830 4081 ~ti llickman ...... 9.12 781 17-1. Humphreys...... 961 141 161 ~;~~~~o~~:::::::~::::: ~~: .~ ~ 1~Wc~~~~::::::::::::: ~!; I;:j I~~g ~:&:~~~.::::::::.::::: 23~ ~~i 630 3-~ STAT~ LlI:GISLATUB¥•. Lauderdale...... ~ 178i;~ .~~ S TENNESSEE-Continued. TENNESS~E-Continued. Governor, II.congreuman at STATE LEGISLATlrRE. 18.4. Large, 1872. Senate, llouot. Joint ];"l1ot. Democrats...... 23 0 COmITIES 7 93 Uepubllcans...... ;.•• '"... 2 5 7 por., MaY'I'IIChe~t- JOhn.' May. ter, nnrd. ham, ,fon, nard, Democratic majority •••••••.;; 65 86 ______I__P_tl_"••!_Rt_p_. I .v.1Il. IJ,n.. Rtp. PAST YOTE 0'1' TIlE SrAT:!!: • ~~:iWl)~:';::::::::::::: ~~ 5~~~i . 3~~ ~ 8~~ Stcwurt...... 1119 1791 821 310 I~ . 1859. Governor~ ...~:;~ op&,':~on..... I4,!:i'D Bmkiflridgt. BtU. IMugitU.· ~~~~~~;..::::::::::::: != ~: 1~~ 1m l~ 1860. PresIdent....%709 69,274 lI,350 40565 B* 'ripton...... 1126 740 12051 242 1I26 J[",.i.. Polk. ~~~~~~l~:::::::::::: ~; 44~ 1~~i t~; :.s~ 1862. Governor... .&J,269 40.467 28,8cnH Yan Buren...... '" 201 18 145! 40 24 .EIlotridg.. Bru,onlor CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. I. Counties of Cnrter, Claiborne. Cocke, Grainger, TEXAS. Greene. Hamblen. Hancock, Hawkins, .Johnson, Sulli, va:.' C~~;X;:~lr~~a~rsI~~~~~:t~I~~ IJc1r,:reffer: . Gov.rnor'l President, I GOTemor, S()U. Knox. Loudon, lfonrol', Morgan, lfoane. Scott. 1813. 1812. 1869. Sevier, and Union. Total vote. 150506. COUNTIES, --__ 3. Counties oC Bledsoe. Bradley, Cnnnon, Cumber· land, De Kalb, Grundl' Hamilton. James. Marion, (139·) COke'jDayls, Gree'lley Grant, ilionHam· Duts, ~~~':t;a~~l~hK~~k'Toi;lavo~~q~a~~~e, Yan Buren, . IJtm. Rtp. IIJ. 'i. Rtp. Cl>1U: Rtp. 4. Counties ofClay, Fentress, Ja~80n, Macon. Over· ton. Putnam, Robertson, Smith, Sumner, Trousdale, .Anders~ 1135 ---;6; ~l~ --c,;;;-s;;; Angelina..... 462 II6, 313! 120' 225 72 and Wilson. Total ,"ote. 10.430. 6 . 5. Counties of Bedford. Coffe!', Franklln, LIncoln, :t~~;Ssa'.::::: ~ ~;i i1~ 3 : 204 ~ 1tl~:s~~~~~~~oo7'c{;~~~~~,eB~~dSO~~~}Ck~~, 1t~~~ Austin...... 913 902. 1153 ,~;! 482 yyu ton, Humphreys, lfontgomery, and Stewart. 'rotal Bandera...." 156 ZJ 10<} 211' 99 II Yote, 19,219. • 7. Counties of GlIes, Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, E~:~~:.:::::: I~ II~: 10~ ~~ 5~ 7~! nell ...... 1142 17lI. 438 ~ 411 SO :Mau~, 'Vayne, and Williamson. Total yote, Yt443• H~~de~~~ek~~~e~~ar~~~~~~t~~nd p~ H[;;~o.::·::::: I~ I~ ~t! 3t ~. 9~ Total vote. 14.235, 9. Counties ot Crockett, Dyer, Gibson. Haywood, R~~i~~::::::: ~ ~ f~ ~ i1~ ~ Lake, Lauderdale. Obion, TIpton, and Weakley. To Brazoria...... 336 1092' 244 1019 434 ~.) R~~~ 1~~ 81~, IO~~ 874; 44~ 79~ ta~~06eo;~I~' ot Fayette, Hardeman, and Sh(!lby. ..::::::: Total vote, 22,896. E~~~Ce~~:::::: 1~~ ros: ~~~ .257: 1~ ~g VOTE 70n REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESlS-I874. 8~1~:;~:::::: ~:s ~~ ~; 4rs' 1~1 ~ Pi,t. DOni. J'oIt~ Rtp. 1'ot"" MaJ. Cameron...... ~ 221: 256 . i~ 3281 2:!O Cass...... 396, 816 512 "6'5' ~: ~~~r~~~~~.(~::: ~~ ¥~~~bti;g::::tm I'~~R Chambel'll.... 149, 131 6q' 73 3. Dibrell...... 9,559 Nelson...... 4.597 4.SiO D Cherokee..... 1486 527, gO!! 372 , 909j 247 Stokes...... 392 4. JIead...... lo.430 g~~ri;;:::::::: 28~ 'U 'i76' ';;;1 ";S 14 . r 77232I ~. llright...... 10,224 WIsener...... 3.S3i CoI ora d0...... 1000 1304; 11501 II7S 21S 1175 Hnrrl~on ...... 7.227 Coll'man...... •...Ij '';lii 'iB6 ....1 '3';": 6: {{r~~i~fhon;e::I~~~ GlbbS...... I.~ Comn!...... • 303 314':fJ 225j \,Q ~, .Atkln~...." .. 9.446 ~[use ...... 4.7 9. Caldwell...... 1I.128 Nunn...... 4. 8~~Ch~~~:::: sao .. ~~; .~I .. ~j I 10. Young...... 13.825 Lewis...... 9,071 Cooke...... ii;s 4~' rJi 32 40:\ 9 Tob!.:...... 100.397 51•179 £~rr:;~::::::: ~~ ~6 1097 4~' ~_~97'~.i ';sq lInjonty...... 51.218 Davis...... : ....I .... I 436 Pm:SE~'T STATE GOV:EI:~l(E~T. B~~~n::::::: I~ 11~ ~~ ~a i ·36.~1 Rt~t~~~~~~I~!a~.eGRilD~~: f~0~~~;oh~:,c1~~!TC~ ~~i~~:I~~:::::: l~g i4~" ~,I .2.;.t. Ii m; s&J Bureh, Dem. ; Treasurer, 'VlllIam ~lorrow, Dem • El Paso...... 447 46 i~il 33~ .. Over the next hlghe!'t c:tndldate. The whole Demo Cr:ltlc . votl' for ConJrT'(,8~man at J,ar~e was lCJ3.o88., .. Plumllty. t Combined ...·ote of Cheatham and IIhowing n Democratic In:l,jority In the State of 22,263. J(.hl1~oll. S4 Election Returns. TEXAS-Vtmtintttd. TEXAS-Continued. Governor, President, Governor, fiovernor, I' Pr~"ident, II Go,-ernor, 1813. 1812. 1869. 18i3. .~i2. ~ 1869. COUNTR3. I------"---~----I,I---~--- COUNTIES. - !I---;--- -~-,-- C .. ID I ! Gree-iG I JInm-l· r C k ID' Gree-to t lIam-ID i oAe'l Ill' "1. ley rnnt" IItol1 '1 D~" ., Dtn~~ &~~J 1~~. B!;.' ~!~~: R:;,~' lkni. R'i" I»/1. &1" 1 C"...: 1,,1" ii -E-r.u--h-•.-••-.-..-.-.1-g-7-=6 - --=58 -;:;6(1--;6 ~,~ -s-al-l-'l-ac-lI-lt-O-•• _.I'_-26-I·I~---44-11 308,i--';; --- San Patrlcio.. 91 r:z 79 8 30 - 10 ~~:~~E;::::::: IJt· ~i ~~; ~ ~~ ~g; San Saba..... 291 2' 142! 6 III ••• Fayette...... Ibn 15311 II93 JI44 527 I~ Shelby...... 6~ 402' 48~ 240 201 :z.t8 Fort Bend.... :rol 1I59 216 1006 171 ~ ~~;~~::::::::: I~~ 1~;: 1~;8 I~~. 6~~ IO~~ ~~f;~:~~~:::: 10~ ~: 8~g .~~ .:?"! .... Galveston.... 2492 10251 2412 1251 1II2 1010 1tt:;~t::::::: ~~: ~~~ ~~~ ~;~, ~7'~ 22~ 1 21 8 216 g~lr;t~:::::: 108 344 5 1l!3 7 277 Travis•••.••. , 7 1406; 1274 1I93 9l! -1m Tyler...... 450 70[ 279 1I7, 139 19! Gonzales... • • • I~ ~i~; ~~ ~~~ ~rs ;~ Grnyl!On...... 226, 495' 710 321 505 253 ~~~l~~~;.:::::· Ii~ ~~ ~. ~~6' ~~ ~~ Gregg...... 358 15-J' .... • • .... • U\'alde...... 148 22 95 29 8 Grimes...... I~ I~, 1047 IS;,g 370 I~ 54 19 8 ~~1 Z~~dt. • • • 64~~ 2Sf71 47& 24?34, ~ 33& 187 6' 32 a~~~:~~~'::: 1 r~ 5~ .:~. W;I~er.:::::: 774 Bnl 774 4311 102$ HardIn...... 13~ 20 .:H 17 t\ .... Harris...... 2fftJ 2169: I~ 2150 908 1427 ~;~\~[Riiion:: 1~~ 2~~ iaij i:;~: '959 203S Webb.. . •• • • • 91 S~2' •.•• , lt0l 23 iI~i~:~~.::: ~ 2ml .~~ 2~~ ~r I~* ~~lift~~~~j;.:: II27 .;os ;:;: ;~: s1~ 5~ Hid:IJgo • ~.. .. 60 72 ' J~ 57 49 I4 . Wilsoll...... 330 ...• .... 1 1051 lSI 2 Wise ...... ~84 I 164 39 122 .... II~~d:::;::::: 13~ .1~: 442 15 ~~ 3l~ Wood.. ..• • .. 081 16<)/ 6II 253 227 213 Zapa:a...... 49 62 38 01, 91 31 II~~~::::::: ~~i~ I~~: m .~~~ ~ ~~ 1 Hunt...... 1469 136 495 74 504 I Total...... ClCICl8.1\ 5235311 664551 474261 390551 39838 Jack...... III 1:4' 100 101 lOS 4 ~h.iority...... 4703i .••. 19029 ...... ••• 7!!3 Jackson...... 164 244 1I4 201 57 197 'Vhole vote...... •152337 u388z 72Q73 ~~ft~~oi{.::::: ~~ 1;~: ~j ~il f~ ~ VOTE yon REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS-I8z-t. t{~:I~:::::: I~~~ ~ ~;~ 28' 1~~ 3t 51;;~I f~~~"'~~~~1real\h~f~~{0~~~~~s~~f~a~~rFa:~ ~~~~~Ii~::::: 101~3' ~77! ~I~' I~! 4~~ ~~ ~Ji~sp.,eg~g:::dll~~.2~J5~;~j~~r~n3th~st~1~g~~~~ Kerr...... -Of = ?t; morton, 5.720 majority; 4th Dist.. ~IllIs, S,54~ rna· KInney...... 9-t ~' _55 1 1471 J} ':'~a jority; Sill DI8t., lIancock, s,oSO majority; 6th1>ist., Lamar.. .••••• - 1724 2, 8l!.I 455 3.:H i)chlciclier, s,6u majority. Lampasas.... 375 13 800161 8: n6 7 1 PnESE.....-r STATE GOVER.~lIENT. t~~;~:~:::::: 1m ~~! 9281 ~~~: :~ ~~ Governor. Richard Coke; Lleutenant·Governor, 1 268, 279' 255 Richard Hubbard; Trc:lSl:rcr, A, .T. Dorn; Compo tl~:!l~ne: ::: ...... 445 2~ troller of I'ublle Acc,ounts. Stephen H. Darden; Com Live Oak..... I~I~~ ~~i l~;~i 1' 383 29r mlssloller of the L:md·Ofilcl'. J. J. Groos; Superlnten· Llano...... 08 7, 1471 ~ 75 1 dent of Public Instruction, O. N. Holllngsworth~"\ll McCulloch.... is.;;, •a6.i1, •••• .... • &,6 .... Democnts. STATE LEGISLATURE. ~~~r{~W~:::: ...... ! ~:::i ~~~61 .~. & .. at•• ]lou... Joinl Ballet. Madison...... 449 177 379' 222 •;;6 180 Democrats...... 26 , 79 105 Marlon...... 1018 II95 7~~! l0t~l· 3~81 1021 ltepublicalls. •.•• .•••••• 4 II 15 ~~~~;o~(la.::: l~ ~' 1~' 36~ ~;, 4~ Democratic m:~.lorlty... 22 !i3 90 ~l."'Lvcrick..... ~ 52 nOI • CJ-t.1 1711 35 PAST VOTE OF THE STATE. MedIna...... IU 326 401 144: .... • ••• Dent. Amrr. )lenarll...... 74 54 .... • .. ·1 10 230 JIaj. 1~56. PresIdent ••••••••~~~~ Sa~?-J?"~8(O'" 15.530 D ~~I~~~:::: J~, ~~, 1~1 •io; .... m 1 8,6z0H Montgomery.. ~5 714 5::6, 623! - 356i 4Z2 1 01 ~~: g~~~;rr~)icr:::': :~:~ ~~:!_~~ 19,151 J) Nacogdoches.. '1"71 ~~~ 1I~! 4 9: 4 • 3l!lS " );rttk.· "1-1(I1(,J,. ~~~~i~~:::::: J~~ 96.. I 57; 4~: ..sa! .ios 1860. P~sldent •.•••••• '4J;f.!~ )~f.?S ,32,1,10 B 2 Nucces...... ~r21 3,a:. 3@27 :·I-tgi 23~ 1866. Govcrnor...... ··t,~;.1tt~. 1~~~i!. s6,sBo G 26 3 137, •••• ~;:;~~i~iO·.::: 5~ 1, J~ol 1867. Rc~ll\tr:ttlon •.•••56.678 47,,581 9.097"" Panola...... III7 26i ~' 3! 6x): 63 . - .igal1lot. }oQ~. ~~~~;~.::::::: 4)55 J84: 4 r .~~~i 35l!i 93 1868. Conyentlon.• ••••j;;.'fi~. .4j~~~ 31.896 ~ Polk...... • I~, • iii 4t7 •iS9 .;58: l '4;9 186<). Constitution ••••• 4,658 54.-li7 49,819 F Pre~idio...... •. ", ....! s~.' ~18019 (Q/I,. 1:'1" 6 Red Rh,cr.... 1321 939 7 1. 7~, 186<). Governor...... 3.z-,~1.5 1~:~8 783& ~~~~~~~oli:::: l~g_}II' 1~ . I~~ -1084 4~: J 22.o8.t D RaIns...... -, 4330- .3O.• 2.J' 25,: •••• 1, .... !~~~: g~~g~:.;::::::: :~~~ 1~~~~ 22,140 ]) Rockwall.... 22<} .... • ••• 19-0:!9 D R1Isk...... 17rjJ' 1302 1372 1335, ~i 1059 ~~~: b~~s~~~::::::::::~~ ~~:~ 47,631 D ~~~i1~g;l;iil;c, ~~I ~~~, ;~ ~;~: 332' J5~ .. Average-vote Cor Oongressman-at-Iarge. L"lcction Returns. 55 UTAH. VERMONT-Continued. COII~", I Congre(l, I ConJ:TO",' . CONGBJ:IISIONAL DIBTIUCTS. 1814. Wj:l. l~'O. COUNTIES. 1----1----1--- I. Counties of Addison. Bennington. Rutl:!.nd, and Washington. Total vote (1874>. 13,870. 2. CounUes of Calodonl!l. Urange, ""Indbam, amI (20.) .~~;~ I~~: I~~: I~~~: I~:ft~: I~~ 'Vlndsor. Total vote. 15.408. 3. Counties of Chlttcndcn. Es.~ex, Franklin. Grand J;cave~~~!~i~ --I-;j9z Isle. Lamoille, and Orlean$. Total vote, 12.689. Dox Elde.r.... 287 1224' I~ 136r 862 1579 C~chc*...... 5 2<;03' II 1991 2681 D:wls...... 51~! 3 lI8r! :::: lI93 Iron...... 28 566i 2 544/' .... 497 .l,!!!lb...... 213 762, 48 010 .... 509 .Dirt. Dtmocrat., rol.. RtpubUra••• · l"oIt. :J!oj. Anne...... 626' 5971 495 MlIlnrd...... 25' 653~ 7141 743 I. Heaton...... 2.597 Joyce...... 9.638 s,406J liorgan...... 1 328' 4 289 240 2. Davenport....I.¢o iY~~I~~n:::.:~:~ Plutc...... 4.J 3~ 48 ....' 27 6 l'ol:md.....5075'; 249: .. 203 Hlch...... 5219: Il25"1 21 4104476 ~!llt Lake..... ·;J8s . 4~5 ]67 Edwards...... 30146 S,407U ~ln~etc...... ·3 2i60' .... 1 1 .... 1650 3. Ni~~~e:::: :9.~~ ~~~~ii.:::::. "'6" 5~~1 ...; 4;~ 'i" .~ Tot:ll...... 8,203 330714 Tooele...... 1208 10191 3041 ~28 1 ~I ...... llnjorlty...... : .•25.561 Utnh...... 4.J 3574' 351266" 22' 3234 ·WIlS!ltch...... :z '1S5' .... 379 ....I 743 l'JlEI!ENT S~AT1!: GovJ:ll~nu:!\"T. W!lshlngton...... l:il:!. .... 720 .... 1058 16 Weber...... ~_ 14; ~~ ~i~ Governor. A~hel l'eck; Lieutenant-Governor. L)'· Total...... 4513122~60: 1942120969, 14411 21656 . ~~ o~'sm~;~~~;g;~~I:~;'; ~\~:Slt!; ~~~~jc~~~~~- ~~~{~;~~t'~:: l' ";;q/l027' ..~!:212 'V'bltman C. Ferrin; State Geologist, Hiram A. Cut: ...::.;;,sil tlng-aU Republicans. 'Pm:SEST T1!:BBrrOnIAL GOVEB:lI')(1!:!\T. STA.T!! LEGIsr.ATtiIlE. Governor. SamueL n. Axtell; Secretary. Oeor~c A. Bhck: Marshall. George R. ~Iaxwel\; ])istrict-Attor Bel/alt. /lQ,m. Joirol/hllot. Republicans...... 29 174 203 ¥[~ni":r!~~I:s~rYtl;t~~!~ti~m~clI~E~~rs~il !!ld Democrats...... I ." ~l Jacob S. Boreman-alt Republicans. Liberal Republicans...... ·s -8 Independents•.•...•••...•., 4. .. TEUUIT.OUIAL LEGISLATURE. Republican majority...... 28 U2 140 :m~h;l~efz~!~~~V~~I~~~~~!~~~n;~?:sC~~f2~ ~~~~~~~: They are all )lormons. PAST YOTE 01" THE STATI:. Dtm. Am.... .Vaj. 1856. Pre!ldent.... lo.~6<] 390~; 27.005 545 :~~~ !~~~: g~~:~g;~~:::: ~~~ 29.~OO VERMONT. 1859. Governor....J4,499 31.367 ~~~R Dmlg.lkm. Rtp. J]r....J:.DnfI. J86o. Goyernor....II.8g0 3.p60. 2,140 20,230 R Dmlg• .! Br....1:. l'.in""'". ZMl. 1860. President••.• 8.867 33,808 1.¢9 22.972 R Doug. D,m. R,p. J],teJ:. D .... 1861. Governor.... 50722 33,155 3o1/}O 240243 It 4 The election {or Representatlve In Conjrress {rom the Second District In 8eptember. 18740 rc~ultlng In no choice. a sl'cond election was llel«lln Novembl'r. with * The vote (If this county w:!.s rejecte(l for Inform:!." the following rrsult: Denbon. Rep.. 8.295: Poland. lity. Rep.; 4.079; 3fcLanc, Dem., 1.524. Del/ison's m:tiori' t Thero were 593 \'otes (or O'Conor for I'resldent. ty,2.6cp.· . \S6 Election Ret'urns. I ! I VIRGINIA. VIRGINIA-Continued. Governor, i,1 Presldont, Ii Governor, 18j3. , 1SW. , 186~. COUXTIES. d 1I ' (99·) Kem- I HUg-II' Hrce'- I . liWn.lk-! per. I he. Icy, 'IGr"III';.1 cr, ,'Voll., . .~I Ra,i. ~. Rcp. i Con•• I Rad. 'Accomack. ..•• 184,1 u68i1 138911 n06;! 2310 q6:> Albemarle •. ,. 26:;3 2323; 2455 2439, 2qU\ 2220 1 Alex:mtlrla V.O 120 4301 125 .m:1 16nl 1835 l\llcg~any.... 377 142; 222 73 526 43 Am(;lia.... ••. 56:> 10-19; 377 1069, 0491 1393 Amherst...... 1544 1246; 128~ 1 1:22' 168.t 1 1293 .\ppomattox.. tl90 770; 7ili 7341 931\ 740 Augusta..... 2757 938i 1399 606,: 37S4, 1170 l1ath...... 459' HO, 352 66,\' 4921 25 Bedford ...... 2727 1861' 22tlg 1632, 2825 1914 mantl...... 539 145, 3..-.,8 93' 1 479~ 100 l~otctou:t..... 1223 6171 lo:>;! 9S9;1 1148i ~ ¥,~~~;~;~;:::: ~~ 1~ .~: ~~:Il ~~! I 28 13uckinj(ham.. Il32 1379: 939 l~i9:\ II931 1417 Vampbcll..... 3032 29171.2707 2637\': ?P77'1 2590 Caroline...... 1-I30i 12071 1278 1301,1 1523. 13-13 g~~~~·iiy·c(;: ~I ~~ gg ~~i ~;I i~~ Charlottc.... . 10251 1306, ·446 936, 1129, 1663 <:hcs!crfield.. 19191 1647; 1~ 15110" 2201 2087 ~~t;::::::::: I~! 2~~ 309 3~;:: ~I 4~ 1 Culpeper..... 1091;: loi2: 1021 1021 '1 1212\ 89~ Cumberlan VIRGINIA-Continued. WASHINGTON-Continued. Di,. Demoera~. Vol •• Oppooi/i07&. Vol.. Maj. COl.~re.., I C,on[!.'reos, II Congreu, Burgess, Rep..lo.710 2.61S D. 1874. 1~72. 1~70. ~: i¥:~~~~:::::::lg:fx~ St.owell. Rep.. 1~.51i!3 6.373 J) 5. Cabell...... 10.221 ThOll1a~, I~ep •• 7,;23 2.~98 D 6. Tucker., ...... 10.708 COUNTIES. Sb51:;"!; I.o~;,J I ~::-Me- 1l.~~~,G I~~:': I1i~j~;, ~. Harris...... 9.266 i~~i~~~~~~:: ;.~~~ ~~~ R De,,". &p. D • ..:. &1" l~p. Barbour. Dem. g.~ ~18 D 9: ¥~~~~~~::::::: t~ N~~a~~tttd~·.: 1:~21 1.292 D" -Sn-o-h-om-ls-h-..-.I--Sg-!--l:t-OO' --;;~ 88~ San Juan..... 59 &}'.. I' Tot.a\. .•••••.•• 93.895 4 139 Thurs!on •••• 278 3~,'1 458 " ~I .iii '372 )I:\)ority...... 9,756 Wahklakum. 60 29, ~8 24 17 ~2 , Walia Walla. 923 620: 8&) 666, 670 527 PnESE!\7 STATE GOVEllY:VEYT. 'Vhateom.... 100 259' ISO :zo8\' 56 90 Whitman..... 104 157i 72 ~ .... • ... GovenlOr••Tames L. Kemper; Lieutenant-Governor. Robert E. Wlthenl (until March 4); Attorney-General. yakima...... ~~l~~ __71 ~ Italelgh T. Daniel; tlecretary of the Commonwealth. Tot.al :...... 3505! 4765:! 4255 3546i I 2m 3-t6g James McDonald; Trca~l1rer. Robert M. T. Hunter; ",f:\.I onty...... 1260 709...... 735 ~~~~~~t~'~~~~ft~l rn~I~~ic\7~~n~~Jf. \~f;:;!.; ~Iirg~~~ Whole vote ...... 82]0 7So1 6358· ter of the Lam\ Office, Samuel H. Boykln-aU Con~ lIervatlves. ' PRE~!:NT TEnnrrORIAL GOVERNll!:N1'. SrATE LEGISLATURE. Governor. Ellsha P. Ferry. Rep. ; ~ecretary. Henry Smal•• ]]()UIt. Joint Ballol. Y,i~\~~~e. ro~~· it C~I~(ie,!!\;~e ~:~n7Jd; is~o~~at~: Con8~rvath-es••••..••••••.33 99 132 Greene. Edward Kearney. ; Republlcalls ...... ; ... 9 33 42 Re~.; ~bn WEST-VIRGINIA. WASHINGTON. Congr,,'" III Conjrre.., ;1, Con!:r•••, ISH. I 16i:l. II ,,70. II COUNTIES. (5+) COUNTIES. !'---'j--I:------' . (23.) IShB.,..1 Ja- 1 ~rc-I Gar- I Gar. ":ein, I ~ob., II ~:~: fielile.,~! }J.I.~: 1ielde, _____l:_D_e_m_.:_B_'_P_. D,.... &1":j Btl" Cheh:~l\lI .....1 r,1 7411-;~1---c,;;;'-;1---; qlallalll ...... 1 . fit 4i 63 38 l!5 Clnrk.e ...... 3 71 320 I 323 293' 312 404 COwlltz ...... 1 1'~1 19o 1491 173, 88 no Island ...... 156 104 1 129i ,~ Bo 96 Jefferson... ,,' III ~10'1 165 182, III 258 ~lrg ...... ·· ~~~ b52i 495 314: :z68 316 KH~~Ytai:::::1 49 ~II 21~1 ~:, l~ ~~ Lewis...... 14~ 175 1111 ll6:1 95 1;8 Mason...... 6. 31/ 601 511 66 ~7 P!,cifie ...... 4S' 202i l ' 68, ,1671, 48 14~ ~leree...... 2621 2<)21 1 290, 16-t I' 1961 Itr] ~f::~~~i~::::1 M, 1~ l 1~: 1~' ~ J * Over the next hlghe~t c.'lndldat!'. t The clausell excludinr, cl:-C')!!f~tl~!"!ltc~ from offiec. * Induding 155 yotes Cor DUnn, Ind. 58 Election Ret'urns. WEST-VIRGINIA-Continued. WEST-VIRGINIA-Continued.' Pre,lden!, Ii Governor, ') Gow'rnor, STATE LEGISLATt:m:. No\,. 1~'~'1 Aug. 18'~. [ 181'0. SeNal.. IIou... Joint Ballut. Democrats ...... 18 46 COUNTIES. d '. ~~ , Gr••- Grant, Cam- JI\COb'I'JI\COb, St.v rn11'~~~d~~t· D~'nlocrni~::::: ; 'I~ . 7 I~~', R'I" d WISCONSIN-Continued. WISCONSIN-Coniintud. Congress, f Governor, II President, PAST'VOTE OF Tm: STATE. 1874. 1873. IS72. lkm. Rep. Amtr. J[,.j. COUlIo,.IES, I' ~D IMm. Tay- i'V... h-"Ii Gre.- !Gtllnt, ;~§(,: f,~~s~~~t·:.:~:~~ ~:~ ·S&; 12. ~ n 18,7. Gl)vernor ....44.Q41 "lid Rep. lor, Iburn, '11e 1 '&1" ~5.0~ .... II R I _____I._R_~f._. __' Opp. ~I ~I1 __ 1858. Congres8 ....55.2·n 1.3~ .... 6.U3 R 1859. Governor....590510 63.45 .... 3.949 l~ Polk ...... 2,2.J >t~1 223: 524!1 189: 65~ DoKg. ,f Brtd;. Linr.oln. Btll. Portage...... !~ ~~' 2~g, ~ml 2~~' ~~ 1860. President ••••65.909 l!6,uo 161 20.040 R Dem. &p. ~f;~~nd::::: 1I~ 1;24' 1~' lI.J8 99')' 167~ . .... s..~R Rock...... 1537 4164; 12 791 3347'1 1740: 5138 53.777 ~~: g~~~~~~::::tt4?h ~959 .... 240l,41 R ~t. Croix..... 1448 U99 Il5I/ 1023" 1I90 1373 1864. PreMident•.•.~5.~ .... 17.574 R Sauk...... 1451 2110' IUS 1550 1354: 2702 156 ~.4sH Shawano..... 7CJJ 23S! 4151 198' 415.4: 416 5. Governor •••• 48.330 .332 .... 10.002 R Sheboygan... 3246 2Oj8: 2480' 1449 2948' 2687 Againol. For. 1865. Negro Suft'.. 5S,591 6 Trempealeau. -:u6 uoo:. 3391 923' 4171 1457 4 .sB8 .... 9.003 A Vernon...... 054 1916' 547 1 1706 542 '1 2445 Dtm. &p. Walworth.... 15.50 2658: 1075 2482; 1499 3~12 2 79.~ .... 23.907 R WashlnJrton.. 2523 928 2".»J1 4&.\ 27 71 947 ~;: g~~~~r::::~t~ .... Waukeslla... 2639 2260: 2641 2080, 2720, 2671 1 • Presldent....14.707 1~85i .... 2t~~ ft 186q. Governor....61.263 69.4i .... .2~ R ~~~fl~:i:a·.::: 1~ ~~~~ fr~1 ;~, ~,~~ 1870. Sup.Pub.Ins.68,903 .... 9.0- R Winnebago... ~22 35911 2591, 28~ 2969: 42t 1871. Governor....68.910 ~:~i .... ~39I R Wood...... ~~ ~;_2_'1~:~ 1872. President••••86,477 lCl.J,992 .... I 515 R 81 10 &p. Total ...... 93484 931271 635; 66224'\ 864771 4992 1873. Governor....8~~·S 66.224 .... IS.4II 0 ~1rg[~t~~ic:: ....~~Ii·" 1S:~;~si"" .i9~s.?75 1874. Congress ....930414 ' 930 127 .... 357 0 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. I. Counties of Kenosha. Raclnl'. Rock, Walworth, an2~ ~:~x!w:~aOfTC~1~\~~~8~18b~b~:·I~irCI1!0n, and WYOJrtING. S;~kcoJ~\~~ '~ieC;:~~~d. Grant, Green. Iowa, lA Fayette. and Rlehl:md. Total vote. 21.878. Con Jrre••, I'con~.., 1 ConJtte.., 4. Counties ot,,)IIlwaukee, Ozaukee, and ""ashlllg· 1814. 1872. 1870. tOll. Total vote. 21.591. ' 5. Counties of Dodge. Fond J>emocraliin [taU..; Republlc!\n. In Roman; Independenh or Rerormers In SUUL CAP.. Governors of Territories ue appointed bv the PresIdent. * Leglolatllre meet. biennially. <.i'jp;~~e~~lr~~ '1tt~~IM~~h l: 1~~i~~a~V~;~~~I~o~?·, ~1;;,~~dmt'i~:i~J sE.~:nJ:~Il::;;. th(lK:ill~:ti. t~~ J:°}~~t~t~~v~~:;~it;~~~ kl~I~~:~J.r~:~,~~~~~~DI<:.>ts~ommanding the military I~-- J.'lte Federal' Administration. 61 I ~f)t ..f1£lrtral Slrnlitltntratfon. JANUARY 1, 1875. President...... •...... :.ULY8SES S. GRANT, of Illinois. I Vice.President...... •...•.•..•. ....••...... HENRY 'VILSON, of Massuchut;ctts. THE CABINET. SecretaryojState.-Hamilton Fish,ofNew·York ISec. ojtheNavy-GeorgcM. Robeson, of N. J. Sec. of T1¥a8.-Benjamin II. Bristow, or Ky. Sec. ojthe Interior-Columbus Dclano, of Ohio. I Secretary Of War-Wm. W. Belknap, of Iowa. Postmaster-Gen.-Marshall Jewell, of Conn. .Attorney-General Georgc n. William!.', of Orcgon. HEADS OF DEFARTMEN'r BUREAUS • I ..4.88't Sec. Of State-J. L. Cadwallader, of N. J. Com.ofIntemal Rct'.-.Tohn W. Douglass, of Pa. ..4.88't Sec. rff the Treas.-Chas. I'. Conant,of N. Y. Com. Of custoln..~-Wil1iam Johnt;oll, of Pa. &licitorGeneral-Sumuel F. Phillips, of N. C. Com. Of Patents-J. M. Thatcher, of Virginia. AdJutant-Gen.-B. Gen. E. D. Townsend, ofVa. Com. Of Pcnsiolls-J. H. Baker, of Minnesota. Q'r,·,I.llaste.r-Gen.-B. Gen. )I.C. Meigs, of Pa. Com. Of Indian Affail·8-E. P. Smith. of N. Y. Surgeon-Gen.-B. Gen.•Toscph K. Burnes, o(Pn. Com.ofLand OjJlcll-Willis Drummond,oflowa. Sup'tof Coast Survey-Benjamin Pierce,of]{as8. Com. Of Agriculture-Frederick Watts, of Pa. Dlr.ofBur.ojStatistica-Edwar(l Young,ofN.Y. Com. Qf Education-John Eaton, Jr., of Tenn. CongressionalPrinter-Almon M. Clapp,ofN.Y. Regisfer Of lite TreasttrlJ-John Allison, of Pa. Lib'n of Congress-Ains,,"orthB.S)?otford,ofD.C. Compo ofthe CUN'enClJ-John Jay Knox,ofN.Y. Tr6as. oftlte U. S.-FrancisE.Spmller, of N.Y. UNITED STATES SurRED COURT. Chief-Justice Qf tlte United States-Morrison R. Wnite, of Ohio, aged 49, apPointcd 1874. " . .Ag.. .AfP'I" .At!" .App.' ...t~ociate Juslice..Nathlln Cllft"ord, !{c..71 1BS8 As80Ciate JU8tice.Stephen J. Field, Cal.sB 1363 •• "Noah H. Swaync, O..70 1862 " .. 'Villillm ::ltrollg, PIl ..66 r870 ". .. Samuel F. Miller, 1a.. S9 J862 " "Jos. P. Bradley, N. J.62 1870 .. " . .. David Davis, Ill...... 60 1862 .. ",,'ar(llIunt, N. Y ....64 1872 Reporter of the Supreme Court-Johll William Wallnce, of Pennsylvania, appointed 1853. . UNITED STATES ARMY. GENERA.LS. R Organization oj flu, Atmy.-I general; I lieutenant-general; 3 major'generals ; 6 brigadier· gcn~i'als, with staft" complement; adjntant; quartermaster; commis8aryand surgcon-gencrals, with tbeir subordinates; engineers, 3o(~H ordnance, 454; cayalry, 8882; artillery, 288r; \n. lantry, 12,962 i Indian scoutll,300. The act of June 16th, 1814.. provides that no money shull be paid for recrmting the army beyond 2S,000 enlisted men, including Imlian I!couts, and excepting the Signal service. llegmumts in tlte Arm?/.-Cl\valry, '[0; artillery, 5; infantry, 25; ordnance, I; engineers, I; the ~ignlll corptl, lind Indian scoutt'o Pa!/ of the Ilrmll (per year}.-General. $13.500 ; liCtltenllnt-gencral, $n,ooo; ma.jor-general, $7500' brigadier-general, $5500; colonels. $3500; lientenant-colonels, $3000; major~, $2500; captai'ns, mounted, $2000; captain!!, not moullted, $1800; first lieutenants, mounted, $r6oo; first lieutenants, not mounted, $1500; second lieutenants, mounted, ~ISOO ; second lieutenants, Jlot mounted, $1400; chaplain!!, %hsoo, with subliistence. lJliITED . STATES NAVY • .A.DXffiALS-ACTIVE LIST. RII"k. . N~"". " lJ'Atrt &,..,i"!T. Ranlt. S"".,.. Jl7..,t Strr;"g. Admiral.... .David D. Porter.....Washington_ Rear-.Adm'l..John J. Almy...... ~orth·Pacitic. Vice-Admiral.Stephen C. Rowan...... Jamcs H. Strong...... On lell.\'o. llea,..,Adm'I•.Churles H. Davis.Naval Academy. William Reynolds ...Washington...... Tohn Rogers....)lare Island, Cal. WlJllam E.Le Roy,Sonth·AtJantiCi. •• Augustus L. Case ...... ••Europe. J. R.M. Mullany..Norlh-Atlanlic. AleXAlJder M. Pennock•..•.Allia. C. R. P. Rodgers....Washington. John ~. Worden..•..•..On leave. Saillms.-The President, $so,oooper annum; Vlce-Prc!lidcnt, $lO,O'X'; Cahinet OfRccrs, $lO,OOO each; Chicf.Ju:;tice. $10,000; Al!soclatc-Justlces, ~10,000 cuch. , " 62 .Diplornatic Intercourse. ADMIRALS-RETIRED LI8T. Real'-Adm'l.Joscph Smith...... Washington. Rear-Adm'l.James F. Schenck .....Dayton, 0; .. .. Silas II. Stringham....New·York. ,.. ... Saml. Phillips Lee.... Washington. Hiram Paulding...Waiting orders. " "Oliver S. Glis:-on .... Phiiadelphla. Com's K. Stribling.;.: .Baltimure. "',, 1\lelanethonSmith,Oyst.erB:1y,N.Y. Joehua R. Sands..\\ allll1g order!!. Charles S. Boggs.·..•... New-York. Charles H. Bell.. ..Wuiting orders. Joseph F. Green.Brookline, Ma~8. Levin M. Powell ..Waiting ordere. John De Camp...Burlington, N. J. Charles Wilkes.. High Shoals, N.C. '" Henry Walke.....Brooklyn, N. Y. Thos. O. Selfridge, Grorget'n, D.C. L.1\1. Goldsborough.. Washington. Andrew A. Harwood, Washington. CllIlrles Steedman ...Philadelphia. Theodoru!! Bailey ....Washington. Thornton A. Jenkin!!... Baltimore. James L. Lardner....Philadelphia. " I 'V. R. Taylor...... Newport, R. I. Henry K.Thatcher~ Waiting orders. Benjamin F. Sands ...1Vashingtoll. Sylvanus W .. Godon .••.. On duty. George F. Emmons,Prmceton,N.J. WilliamRadford...... On duty. George H. Scott...... •..On l~ave. Thomas T. Craven..Geneva, N. Y. EnochG. Parrott,Port.smouth,NH. Henry K. Hoff..•...... On duly. James Alden .....•...Washin~on. Thomas Tumer..•••.Philadelphia. Alfred Taylor ...... , ...Abroad. Charles.H. Poor...... Washington. Fabius Stanley...... Baltimore.. Organization of ille Navy (active li5t).-.:.Admiral, I ; Ticc.admiral, I ; rcar·admiral!!, II; com· modores, :5; captains, 50 ;. commander!!, go; lieutenant-commander!!, 121; lieutenants, 245; ma8ter!!, 100; cnsigns, 48; midshipmen, 59; Ilurgeons, 157; petty officers, 261; officers on the retired list, 26<)...... '. . Vt88els in tiLe Nary.-First·rates, 5; gUllS, 188. Second.ratcs! 31; guns, 510. Thlrd-ratc!!, 31; guns, 144. Fourth-rat(·s, 6; guns, 16. Wooden sailing vellse s,'26; guns,245. Iron·clads, 48; gun», 121. Tugs, 28; guns, 14. 'rotal v€tll"cls, 175 ; total guns, 1338. . . Navy·Yards.-Portsmouth, N.II; Charlestown, Mass.' Brooklyn;N. Y.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Wnshington, D. C.; Norfolk, Va. ; Pcnsncola, Fla.; Sun Francieco. Cal. ; Sackett's Harbor. N.Y. Pa.1f ofthe Navy (active list, per anIlum).-Adrillral, $13,000; vice·admiral, Ilea duty, $9000; I:.'hore duty, $8000; rear·admirals, sea duty, $6000; l!hore duty, $5000; commodores, sea duty, $sooo; shore duty, $.1000; captains, sea duty, $iSoo; shore duty. $3Soo; commander!!,l!ea duty, $3500; shore duty, $3000; IlCutenant·commander!!, sea duty, $2800; t!hore duty, $2400; }ieu t.mants, sea duty, $2400; . shorc duty, $2000; master!', Ilea duty, $1800; shore duty, $IS00; CIll!lgns, liea duty, $1200; Ilhore duty. $1000; midshipmen, $1000; petty omcers, $14 to $76 per mOlitn ; seamcn, $21.50 per month, with subsistencc. DIPLOMATIC INT:BRCOURSE. u,u"tri... Fortign Mi"i8l'TI to 14. 17"i/.tl SI"t ... \AI'I" Argcntinc Rep•.. Thomas O. Osborn, Ill ...... 1874 Seiior Don Rafael Garcia . ..•..•...i1.374 Austria ...... JOliN JAY, N. Y...... 18tS<) BARON VON SCHW.UU;-SENBORN...... '1874 Bel~ipm..•.•..... J. Russell Jonefl, Ill...... •••• 18tS<} l\IaUrice.Dclfoes.e..•..•..•.•...... •.. '11865 Bolh:m...... Robert l'tl. Reynolds, Ala..... 1874 No ~pr~sentat1\"e...... BrazIL ...... JAMES R. PARTRIDGE, Ind... 1872 A. P. DE CARVALHO BORGES...... 1871 C:;cnt.ral America. ~eorge. WilIiam!lon, La.••••. 1873 Va~nnt'l"""'" ..•...•.... '" .....••.. / Chill ...•.•.•.•••. (;ornehus A. Logan, KIln .•.•• 1873 Seuor])on FranC'/,8co E1·raZltnz..•.•'11872 China ...... BENJAMIN P. AVERY, CaL ... 1874 No Representative...... Denmark...... M. J. Cramer, Ky...... 1870 C. '1'. Christensen ...... 1872 Ecuador•.••••.•.. George Manley, Tenn..••.... 1875 Don Antonio Flores... •.•••: •..•.•.. 1870 Francc.....•..... ELIIIU B. 'VA! Envoys Extraordinary auc\Miuisters Plenipotentiary, in SllALL 'CArS; lllnil>tcrs Resident, in Roman; Chnrges cl'Affalres, in ltalicl!...... ·Ilorty- Fourth Oongress. THE FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. BEGINS )lARCII 4, 1875, AND ENDS ~L~RCI[ 3, 18n. SENATE. President, IIenry Wilson, of Massachusetts: ALABAlIA. MAINE. NORTn·CARoLlNA. r877 George Goldtkwaite. J877 Lot M. Morrill. I1877 Jlattlle10 TV. ]laMont: . 1879 Gcol·ge E. Spencer. 1881 A Republlcau, 11879 Augu8tus S. Melrimon. AUKANtlAS. MARYLAND. I 01110.· . 1877 Powell Clayton. 1879 Geor(Je R. Dennis. ~ 1879 John Sherman; . 1879 Stephen W. Dorsey. 1881 Jv. Pinkney Whyte, 1881 Allen G. Thu1"1nalt. CALIFORNIA. l\lAssACHUSETTS. 1879 Aaron A. Sargent. OREGON. 1881 NEWTON BOOTH. 1877 George S. Boutwell. 1877 James K. Kelly. CONNECTICUT. 1881 A Republiclm. 1879 J. Hipple Mitchell. 1879 Orris S. Ferry. MICHIGAN. PENNSYLVANIA. 188t lViU£an& lV. Eaton. 1877 Thomas W. Ferry. 1879 Simon Cameron. , DELAWARE. 1881 A Republican. 1881 A Democrat. 1877 Ell Saulsbury. MINNESOTA. RnoDE ISLAND. 1881 Thomas F. Bayard. 1877 Willinm Windom. 18n Henry B. Anthony. FLORIDA. 1881 A Republican. 1881 A Republlcan. 1879 Simon B. Conover. MISSISSIPpi. SOUTII,CAROLINA. 1881 A .lJeTTWCrat. 1877 James L. Alcorn. 18n Thomas J. Robertson. G.E0llOlA. 1881 Branch K. Bmce (negro). 1879 John J. Patterson. 18n Thomas JL Nor1oood. llIssOURI. . 1879 John B. Gordon. TENNESSEE. ILLINOIS. 1879 Louis V. BogV. 1877 Henry Cooper. 1881 A 1881 A 1877 John A. LO,!..'"3D. Dtmocrat. Democrat. 1879 Richard J. Oglesby. NEBRASKA. TEXAfI. INDIANA. 1877 Pllineal'l W. Hitchcock. 18n :MORGAN C. HAMILTON. 1879 Oliver P. Morton. 188J A Republiclm. 1881 Samuel B. ~Vaxey. 1881 ~-t Democrat. NE"ADA. , VEBMONT. IOWA. r879 .Tohn P. Jones. ' 1879 .Tnstin S. Morrill. 1877 George G. Wrl~ht. J881 Willinm Sharon. 1881 George F. Edmunds. 1879 William B. Alli80n. NEW·I1AlIlPSHIRE. VIRGINIA. KANSAS. 1877 Aaron H. Cragin. 18n John W: Johnston. la77 Jnmes ~1. Harvey. 1879 Bainbridge Wadleigh. 1881 Robert E. Withers. J879 John J. Ing-nIls_ . KENTUCKY. NEW.JERSEY. WEST-VIRGINIA. 1877 John IV. Slet'e1I8on. ·18n Fred. T. Frelinghuysen. 18n Henry G. Davis. 1879 Thomas C. Jlc Creery. 1881 A Democrat. 1881 A Democrat. LOUISIANA.. NEW·YORK. . WISCONSIN. 1877 J. Rodman West. 1879 R08coe Conldillg. 18n Timothy O. Howe. 1879 A Democrat. I1881 A Democrat. 1881 A EepubUcan. Democrats in italics; Independellts in SMALL c"1t.P::l. Republicans in Roman. The whole num. ber of Senators is 74. of whom 29 are Democrats, 2 Independents, and 43 Republicans. The Rp-publiclUl majority over allis 12. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Districts. ALABAMA. DELAWARE. 5 Horatio C. Burchard.* At large, Burwell B. Lewis. I Jame8 Williams. 6 'j'l!omas J. Henderson. At large, William H. Forney. }i'I.onIDA. 7 ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. I Jerry Haralson (negro).t I Wlllillm J. Purman·.•t 8 Greenbury L, Fort.* . 2 Jeremiah N. Williams.t 2 Josiah T. Walls (negro)•• 9 Richard H. Whlting.t 3 Taul Bradford. GEORGIA. 10 JOHN C. BAGBY. 4 Charle! Hnyes.*t I Julian llm'tridge.t A 11 Scott Trike. 5 John H.. Caldwell.· 2 William E. ,smith. t 12 JVilliflm JI. Springer. 6 Gold$mUh W. Hewitt. 3 Philip Cook.* 13 Adlai E. Stevenson. ARKANSAS. 4 Hen1"1j R. Harris. * 14 Joseph G. Cannon.* I Lucien C. Gause.• 5 ~llilton A. Candler.t 15 Joltn R. Eden.*. 2 William F. Slemolls. 6 James H. Blount.* , 16 William A ••1. Sparks.' 3 W. W. WILSHIIU:.· 7 William H. Felton. . 17 WUliam R ••1lorrUol1.* 4 Thomas 11. Gunter.· 8 Alexander H. Stephens•• 18 William Hartzell. ' CALIFORNIA. 9 Gamete McJRllan. 19 William B. Anderson; Four Reprel!eLtatives ,vill be , ILLINOIS. .INDIANA. chosen in September, 1875. I I Barney G. Caulfleld. I Benoni S. Fuller. CONNECTICUT. 2 Carter II. Harrisrm.t 2 James D. TfUliafM. Four Representatives will be 3 Charles B. Fann·n.*t 3 Jlichael C. Kerr. chosen in April, 1875. 4 Stepben A. Hurlburt.· 4 .Ttntha p. New. Forty-Fou:rtll- .Conrlr.esS. 5 'William S. Holman. * 9 Jay A. Hubbell.· 4 Joseph J. Davis. 6 :Milton S. Robinson. MINNESOTA. 5 Alfred M. Sealea. 7 Franklin Landtrs. - 1 :Mark H. Dunnell.'" 6. Tlwmas S. Ashe.• 8 Morton C. Hunter.*t 2 Horace B. Strait.•t 7 William ~ll. Robbin8•• 9 Thomas J. Cason.'" 3 William S. King. 8 Robert B. Vance•• 10 William S. Haymond. MISSOURI. OUIO. II J3mcs C. Evans. I Edloard C. Kehr. I Millon Sayler. * 12 Andrew H. IIamilton. 2 Erastu8 Wells.• 2 Henry B. Banning.· 13 John H. Baker.t 3 William H. Stone.* 3 John S. Savage. IOWA. ,4 Robert A. Hatclur.* 4 John-A. McMahon. I George W. McCrary.* 5 Richard P. Bland.* 5 Americus V. Rice. 2 John Q. Tufts. . 6 Cllarle.'J II. Morgan. 6 Frank A. HU1·d. 3 L. L. Ainsworth. 7 .John F. Phillips. 7 Lawrence' ']'. Neal.· 4 Henry O. Pratt.* 8 Benjamin J. Franklin. 8 Willinm Lawrence.· 5 James Wil[l;on.· 9 lJavid Rea. 9 Early F. Poppleton. 6 Ezekiel S. Sampson. 10 R. A. lJeBolt. 10 Charles Foster.*t 7 John A. Kasson.* II John B. Clark, J'I'.* II John L. Vance. 8 JaMes W. McDill•• 12 Jolt1/. JI. Glover. III 12 An8el 1'. Walling. 9 Addison Oliver. 13 Aylett H.' Buckner••' 13 ~llillon L Southard.· KANSA'!!. ~hSSISSIPPI. 14 John P. Cowan. I William A. Phillips.• Six Representatives will be IS Nel~on H. Van Vorhes. 2 John R. Goodin. 'chosen in November, 1875. 16 Lorenzo Danforth.III . 3 William R. Brown. NEBRASKA. 17 Laurin·D. Woodworth.* KENTUCKY. I Lorenzo Cronnse.* 18 James Monroe.'" 1 Albert R. Boone. NEl'ADA. 19 JAmes A. Garfield.· 2 John Young Brozon.* I William Woodburn. 20 Henry B. Payne. . 3 Charles lV. Milliken.* NEw-I1AMPSllIRE. OREGON. 4 J. Proctor Knott. Three Ueprescntatives will be I Gtorge A. La lJow. 5 Edward Y. Pars01Ul. chosen in March, 1875. IJENNSYLVANIA• 6 JO.fe'pk C. Hughes. NEW.JXRSEY. . I Chapman Freemall.t 7 J. C. S. Blackburn. . I Charles H. Sinnickl'on. 2 Chal'lc~ O'Neill.'" 8 ..llilton J. Durham•• 2 ~amuel A. Dobbins. * 3' Samuel J. Rnndall.· 9 John D. White. 3 .llUe8 Ross. 4 William D. Kelley.· 10 John B. Clarke. 4· Robert Hamilton~. 5 John RoUillll. . LOUISIANA. 5 Augustus w: Cutler. 6 Washington Towllsend.· 1 Randall Gibson. 6 Frederick H. Teese. 7 Alan Wood, Jr. 2 E. Jolin Elli8. 7 .-lug. A. Hardenbergh. : 8 Heister Clymer. * 3 Chester B. DarraH .• NEw-YonK. 9 A. Herr SlDith.* 4 lVilliam M. Levy. 1 He7Iry B. Jletcal.fe.. . I 10 lVilliam Mutchler. 5 Frank Morey.*t 2 Jolln G. &/wmaker.III It Frank D. Collins. 6 Charles E. Nash (ncgro).t 3 SUIEON B. CUITTENDEN. 12 Winthrop W. Ketchum. MAINE. 4 Archibald ""I. Bliss. . 13 James B. Rtllly. . 1 Jobn H. Burleigh.• 5 Edwin R. Meade. 14 John B. Packer.• 2 William P. Frye.• 6 I:famuel S. Cox .• 3 James G. Blaine.* . 7 Smith Ely, Jr. ~i ~~bre~J:qf;~.• 4 Samuel F. Hersey.* 8 Elijah Ward. 17 John RtUly. 5 Eugene Hale.· . 9 Fernand() WOod.* 18 William fie Stengn'. MARYLAND. 10 Abram S. Hewitt. 19 Led Maisde. 1 Philip F. Thoma8. II Benjamin A. mllis. 20 Laui8 A. jIackell. 2 Charte, B. Roberts. 12 N. Holmes Odell. 21 Jacob Ttl1'll.ey. 3 William J. O'Brien.• 13 John O. lfhitehouBe•• 22 James H. Hopkin8. 4 Tltoma8 Swann.· 14 Gwrge JI. Beebe. 23 Altxander G. Cochran. 5 Eli J. Henkle. IS Jolm H. Bagley, Jr. 2. John W. Wallace. 6 William mzlsh.t 16 Charles H. Adams. 2S George A. Jt1Iks. ~IASSACUUSETTS. 17 Martin I. TowDE'end. 26 James Shwkley. 1 JamesBuffington.* 18 Andrew Williams. 27 Albtrt G. E.qbtrt.t 2 Benjamin W. Harrls.* 19. William A. Wheeler.• RUODE ISLAND. 3 Henry L. Pierce.· 20 Henry H. lIathom.'" I Benjamin T. Eame8.• 4 Rufus S. Froflt. t 21 l3amuel F. Miller. 2 Latimer W. Ballou. 5 ~ATUANIEL P. BANAS. 22 George A. Bagley. SOUTH-()AlIOLINA. 6 Charles P. Tlwmpson. 23 Brott Lord. t Joseph H. Rainey (uegro)•• 7 John K. Tarbox. 24 William H. Baker. 2 E. W. 1I. MACKEY. 8 William W. Warren. 2S Elias W. Leal'enworth. 3 Solomon L. Hoge.t 9 George F. Hoar.* 26 Clinton D. McDougall.* 4 Alexander S. Wallace.*t 10 Julius H. Seelye. 27 Elb!'idge G. Lapham. 5 Robert SlDalls (negro). II Chester TV. '-'lLapin. 28 Thomas C. Platt.* TENNESSEE. lhCHIGAN. 29 Charles C. B. Walker. t lVilliam McFm'land, I Aipheull S. Willia1n8. 30 John M. Dal'Y. 2 Jacob M. Thomhurgh.'" 2 Henry "'nldron.• 31 George G. Hoskins.* 3 Geot-ge B. Dibrtll. 3 George Willard.* 32 Lyman K. Bass.• 4 Vacancy. 4 Allen Potter. . 33 Augustus F. Allen. 5 John J/. Bright.· 5 William B. Williams.• NORTH-CAROLINA. 6 John E. Hause. 6 Georgi H. Durand. I .Jesse J. Yeates. 7 Wash. C. nhitthorne.· 7 Omar D. Conger.• 2 John A. Hyman (negro). 8 John D. C. Atkins•• 8 NathanielB. Bradley.* 3 .Alfred M. Waddell. * 9 William P. Culdwell. Rates of PostafJe~ 10 H. Casey Young. VIRGINIA. 2 .Charle~ J. Faulkner. TEXAS. I Reverb/ B. Dougla~. 3 Frank Ilereford.* I' John H. Reaqan. 2 Jo'tn ()OQde••fr. t 'VISCON8IN. 2 David B. Culberson. 3 Gilbert C. Wal.ur. I Charles G. Williams.* 3 James W: '}'hockmorton. <4 W. H. H. Stowell•• 2 Lucien B.CaswclI. 4 Roger O. Mills.* 5 Georg~ C. Cabell. 3 Henry S. 1\Iagoon. 5 John Hancock.'" 6 John Randolv', Tucke,·. 4 William Pitt Lynde. 6 GU8tave Scltleicltel'. 7 John T. Harris. * 5 S'/muel D. Burchard. VERMONT. 8 E.f!P.a Hunton.* 6 Alanson M. Kimball. 1 Charles H. Joyce. 9 Jhtliam ~l'erry. 7 Jeremiah 11. Rusk.:\; 2 DudleyC. Denison. WEST·VIRGINIA. 8 George W. Cate.t 3 George W. Hendee.. I Benjamin Wilson.... DELEGATES FROM THE TERRITORIES. ARIZONA. IDAHO. UTAU. IL S. Stevens. Thomas W. Bennett. George Q.• Cannou.to COLORADO. MONTANA. . W'Af'llIINGTON. T1WI1&as M. Patterson. Marlin Maginni$.· Orange Jacobs. DAKOTA. NEW-MEXICO. \\TYOMISO. Jefferson P. Kidder. A Delegate will be chosen in WU;hm R. Steele.* September. 1875. Democrats in Balles. Indcpcndp.nts in SlIALL CAPE!. Rc;)ublicnns. in Roman. The w.holc number of Repre~entative!5 is 292, of whom 16; IlN Democrat~. 6 Independents. and 103 Hepubli caus. There i~ one vacancy cansed by death. and 17 Representatives are to bo' elected in 1875. "The numboroC Territorill Delegates is 9. oewhom <4 arc Demo~rats, <4 Republicans, and I is to b~ elected in,1875. *Members o!'thc last House of Representatlves. t Scat contested. ltatcr; of l!)ofJtagt. All domestic mail matter must he prepaid by Uon than is conveyed by the orl~im\l print (c~.. postagc-lIt1lmps. There ill no frauking privl- cept the correction of typogrllphlcul errors) ; ~ll . lege, and no .. free" mail matter except news- all mattcr not otherwise chargeable with letter papers (one copy eaeh) Eent to ~ubscrjbcrs posta~e, but which is IlO wrapped or secored within the county where published. and not that It can not be convcniently examined by delivered throu~h letter-carrier omces. All postmasters without destroying the wrapper or letters received In the omce with stamps cut envelope; on all newspapers, magazines, and from stamped envelopes, or with such postagc- periodIcals sent from pnblishers to subscribers stamps as were in use prior to 1861, or wlth re- and inclosing any article whatever except bona venue stamps 011 them, are treated as" unmail- jide supplements or billa and receipts for sub able," and sent to the Dead-Letter Office. De- seriptions; and on nIl packages of matter not partmenQ11 postage is prepaid by f'pecialstamps, in it~cl( chargeable with 1etter postage, but in prepared aud furnished by the Post-Office De- whichis inclosedorconcealed anyletter orother partment. Letters deposited in city lamp-post thing chargeable witll letter postn~e, 3 cents boxes mlist have the requisite number Of stamps for eaclt haff-ounce or (met ion thereot. weight of before placinq them therein. lJeposilinq moMy pack~es Jimit.ed to four pounds. On local or ilt the boxes does not insure their b~n!l prepaid. .. drop" lettlrs, at offices where free deli very by Newspapers are not taken at Clty lamp·post carriers is established, 2 cents for each half boxes. A letter on which onefull rate ofpostage ounce or fraction thereof, weight of packa"c'J is prepaid, but on which further posta~ is limited to four lJOund8. On local or .. drtp" chargeable, will be forwarded, when deposlted ~etter!!, at omces where freo delivery by carriers in a post·office. and the deticient postage at IS not e!'ltah1ishe~, 1 cent per ha1f.~nnce or frnc sin"Ie rate'3 collected on dellvery-. Ir the post- tion thereof, weIght of packages limite:! t%ur ngc"'is left 1oholly unpaid, or is prepaid le,~,~ than lJOunds. .' . olle (ull rate, it will be ., held for posta~e" and (lECOND CLAS!'. sent to the J?ead-Latter Omce. Shouldlt reach II On ~ewspapers !lent to regular' subscrIbers its destination by inadvertence, howevcr, it from n known office of publication or by lIews w!ll be charged with double poslaqe on dellyery ~ dcalers to other newsdcalers, 2 ceni! per pound. With allow~nce of any n\l1ount Jess thaI?-. one On nl!J!Tazlllts ilnd periodicals !lent to regular full rate which has becn prepaid thereon. Ono subscrlber~ from n known omee of publicatIon full rate" means, in the case of mail letters, or by newsdealcrs to other newsdealcr~ 3 centli tltree cent..~. All matter ot/,er than letters. must per pound. These rates are payable by the pub befdiy prepaid, o~ it will not bo ,forwarded e::t- lisher or newsde:llcr at tlte ojJlce Ofmailin!!. and cept possibly by Inadvertence, In .whicl~ case at the time tho matter is depositecl in the post d()ubl~ postqge will be collected on Its dehY~ry. office. Posta~e on printed matter to Canada The foIlowmg are the rates ~ayable on the ditte- nncl othcr British North-American PrOvinces rent classes of domestic mlnl matter: can be prepaid only to the boundnry-linc-the rates bemg the same as on doml'Stic matter of FIRST CLASS. the snme kind. On letters, scaled packages, mall matter wholly or partly in writing (except book mallU- TumD CLAS!!. scripts and correctc(l proof-sheets passing he- [Packages or mallable matter or this c1a!'s tweeu allthonl and publishel'!l, and except local, must be prepaid by stamps, and must not ex or "drop" letters); on all printc(\ matter ['0 I ceed the weight pre!'cribcd by Jaw (which isfour marked us tocollveyanyotherorfurther informa·I lJ01tnd8); and any package exceeding that ------_._, 66 Rates of Postage. wel~ht will be· exclmled ·as unmailable.] On nrequest to return to the writer ifnot called for books, pamphlets. occasional publications, tran within a. specified time, and letters bearing the sient newl"papers, magazines, and periodical~; name and address of the writer on the outside. hand-billl', posters, sheet-music, unsealed circu Such letters are returned direct to the writers lars, pro~pcctuseil, book manuscripts and proof without adYertising. The use of" request" ell sh~ets ; cnrds, maps, lithographs, prints, chro velopes 1s recommended to the public. , mo-lithographs and en~avmgs; seeds, cuttings, bulbs. roots, and sClons;· flexible patterns; FORWAnDING LETTERS FREE. samplcs of ores, metals, minerals, and mer Prepaid and· free letters are forwarded from chandise; dry articles of merchandise (samples one post-omce to.another, at the reque:!!t of the or not); sample cards, phonographic .paper, persons nddreslled, without additional postage. letterenvelopes, postalenvelopes and wrappers, But a letter which has been once deUvered to plain and ornamental paper, photographs, and an authorized person can not be remailed to· a all other articles for which other rates of ]l01!- . new address without the prepayment of addi. tagc are not preacribed in thb table, and which tional yostage. Drop-letters, when. forwarded are not by law excluded from the mailll, :r cant by mal to another post-office, must be prepaid for each two ounces or fraction thereof, weight at 3 eellts per half-ounce. No mail matter, ex of packages limited to four pounds. On un cept letters or postal cards can be forwarded to Ilealed circul:1rs, newspapers (whether transient a ncw address except on prepayment of postage or addressed to regular subscribers-excepting by stamps nt regular rates. . u'cekly papers, which maybe mailed to subscrib ers 011 prepayment of postage at second-class REGISTERED LETTERS. rates). nnd· on periodicals not exc:eeding two Letters can.· be registered to any part of the ounces in wei~ht, whcn any·of the !'ame arc de United States and Territories on payment of a l/osited in a letter-carrier Office for delivery hy registration fee or 8 cents; to Great. Britain, the office or it~ carriel'8, :r cent each. On perio lreland, Germany. It-'ll,-. Switzerland, HollanJi, dicals exceeding two ounces in weight, when \Vest-Indies, and Punama. on the payment of a deposited in a letter-carrier Office for delivcry by fee of 8 cents; to Canada, Nova Scotia, New the office or its carriers, 2 cents each. Brunswick. and Prince Edward's bland, on ' l'OSTAJ. CARDS payment of a fee of 5 cents; and to the princi pal countries of Europe, and certain ports and· may 1)e procnred at any post-omce, at n cost of cities or Asia and Africa, on payment of fees .I (~cnt each. The mCSB!lge, etc., mti! difficulty can be avoided l)y taking care to wet where mailed, and direction in full. Ifpossible, moderately both sides of the stamps. inclose 8 fac-simile of "he envelope used, ad Glal:'s, liquids, poisons, and explosive materi dressed in· the same handwritin/!. Cases of als are excluded from t.he mailS" by law, and, if serious or repeated loll's or delay Ehould be re deposit.ed in:\ post-office, will not be forwarded. })orted to the" Second Assistant Postmaster Make all reports of missing letters, etc., in General,. Washington, D. C. i" ordinary cases, writing, giving all particulars as to date, office to the local postmaster. iLint of ~ount!? Qtlttltn nnll cSljtrifffJ IN THE STATE OF NETY-YORK. --..--.: Count;.,. County Clerk.. SAe;iff.. ru.t-Offi« .4adroU. Albany.....••....W.ill.l8m E. Haswell .•...•.•.Albert Gallup...... ,•. Albany. AllCl!any.•.... '" Wilham H. H. Russell .... ~ ...Stephen N. Bennet.•••.•.... , ..Belmont. Broome..•••••...•Pliny A. Ru~sell•.•• ; ..•. ; .•..Philetus Edmister•••.....•••.Binghamton. Cattaraugus•.•••.Eugene A. Na~h ....••.••••...WilHam W. Henry..•••••.•••.Little Valley. Cayuga...... Lyman C. Comstock...... Andrew J. Sanders•.....•.....Auburn. Chautauqua.••...Herman Sixbey.....•.....•...Corydon' Hitchcock•••• ~ ~ • ~ ...Maysville. Chemung...... John G. Copley...... Allen Cooper...... Elmira. Chenango...... Andrew Shepardson...... William W. Brown...... Norwich. Clinton ...•.•• " William J. :McCatIrey.• '" •..Jopn H. Hopkins....•.•••.••.Plattsburg. Columbia .••.•••.Henry B. Hull ...... ••...WIlllam H. Van Tassel. ..•.:.Hudson. Cortland...... Frank Place... ~ ...•.•...•••.Nicholas H. Haynes...... •...Cortlandville. Dclawarc...... Smith H. White...... Darius S. Jackson...... Delhi. Dutchesl:!.••••·•••.Andrew C. Warren....•••••..John G. Balstead.••.. '" .·.•..PouO"hkeep&ie. Erie...... George L. Remington...... John B. Weber...... Buifulo. Essex....•••.•...Joseph A. Titus.... ;, .•...•..Samuel S. Olcott...... Ellzabethtown. Franklin...... Almerin W. :Merrick ...... Robct:t A. Delong...... Malone• . Fulton...... Willium S. McKie ...... John Dunn...... Johnstown• .' Genesee...... Carlos A. Hull ...... ·.:...... George H. Robertson...... :..Batnvla. .Greene...... Omar V. Sage...... Platt CooDley...... ; ...... Catskill. Hami~ton •.•.••..WiIliam I~. Fry•.•..•••.••••..9Ieb.R. Carpentcr" .•.•.••.•Sageville. Herlnmer...... Edward Simms...... ;volney Raton...; ...... Herkimer. Jefferson ...... Jacob Stears, Jr...... ;George Babbitt:.... ;. : ...... Watertown. Kin~s ...... George G. H~rman ..•••••.•..•AI'as G. William!.·.·...... Brook.lvn. Lewis....••••••••Charles E. Mitchell••••••..·.•.J. Mather. House...... LowvlfIe•. Livingston...... Hurlbert E. Brown...... Elijah youngs...... Genc!.'eo. Madison ...... Lucius P. Clark...... :Milton Delano.:.:·...... :Morrisville. Monroe....••••.•John H. Wilson•. ~ •.•.•.•••..Charles S. Campbell ...... Rocbester. Montgomery...... Abner H. Burtch...... James 'V. Kline...... Fonda. " New-york...... William Walsh...•..••••••••.William C. Conner...... New-York. Niagarn.. ; ...... George L. Moote ...... Norman '0. AI.len ...... ; ... ~ ... Lo~kport. Oneida.....••.••.James B. Paddon...•.••..••••George BenedIct••••••••• , ••..Utlca. . Onondaga...... Charles E. Hubbell...... Davis C08sitt...... SyraCll!1e. Ontario ...... W~S~illh'iOU L. Hicka;...... Nathani~l R. Ros.welL ...... Canandaigua.. Orauge; ...... Wllham E. Mapes...... James W. Hoyt...... Goshen; Orleans .· •••••.•••Lueius R. Post .••••.•.•••.••Thomas Parker.....•.•• , .••..Albion. 08\Vego •.••• ~ •••.BraiJ)ard Nelson ...... :Henry.lI. Lyman•.•..•.•.•••.Oswego. Otsego...... Walter 11. Bunn...... • ••• ..Alexander N. Benedict...... Cooperstown. Putnam...... John K. 'Vyntt...... James O. Cole ...... Carmel. Queens...... John H. Stuphin...... Charles O. Sammis...... Jamaica. ltensselaer...... Eben C. Reynold...... John .-\. Qnackcnbu8b ...... Troy. . Richmond•.•.••..David H. Cortelyou.••••••••..William C. Denyse..•.•••..•..Ricbmond C. H. ¥ockland ...... ~usM. Crn!Il...... :~ ....Charles P;BcnB.en ...... Clnrkf'town. ·St. Lawrence. •••.Tlrlls II. Ferns...... ·•• ; ...... Edward J. Chapm...... Callton. Saratoga...... James W. Horton..; .••.•••..•Franklin Carpenter...... Bnl1&ton Spa.. Schenectady .....James G. Caw ...... James Mc?tIlUan, Jr...... Bchenec~dy. Schoharie...... ~.ThomaB W. Zeh, Jr...... John F. Sawy6r...... Schobarle. Schuyler...... Edward Kendall...... _·....John Wood..... ~ ...... Watkins. . Seneca...... Samuel S. Gulick...... Abram D. Slauson...... Waterloo. Steuben: ...... Archie E. Baxter...... Uolland D, WilIiams ...... B:lth. Suffolk...... •••..George C. Campbell.....••••.Egbert G. Lc,yjs .... :•••..••. Riverhead. Sullivan.•••...... Frienrl ,V. Johnston...•.•....Benjamin W. Winner••..•••••Monticello. Tioga ...... JohnJ. VanKleeck...... Charl('s C. Brooks.....:...... Owego. Tompkins...••••.Doctor Tarbell...... •... , ....Eron C. Van Kirk.. . .••.•..•.Ithaca. Ulster...... Peter D. Lefever...... Si.l35 Saxton...... Kin~ton. Warren .•.•.•••..Albert F. Ransom..•...... •GIdeon Towsley.•.•....••..•.Caluwell. Waf'hington...... William H. Kincaid...... John Larmon...... Argyle. Wayne...... Alfred H. Gates...... RiChard P. Groat...... Lyon!!. Westchester.•..•.J. )[alcolm Smith...... ••..Ziba Carpenter...... White Plains. "~yoming ...... CharlesJ. Gardner...... Gcorge M. Wilder...... Warsaw. yates ...... Joseph F. Cr08by.;.~ ...... Theodore Bogart...... Penn Yan. @ttntral Inllt):. Administration, The...... 61 Massachusetts...... 33 Admirals in the Navy...... 61 Michigan ...... 34 Alabama...... 1 7 l\linncsota...... 36 Arizona...... 19 Minister~. Foreign...... 6:z Arkansas ..•.•.•...... •.•.•....•..•....•••. 18 Mississippi ...... 37 Army List...... ·...61 llissouri...... 37 Astronomical...... • . .... •..• . . . • ...... I Montana············ ...... 39 Baltimore, Vote oC...... 33 Nayy List...... 61 Boston, Vote oC...... 34 Nebral!ka...... 39 Calendtlr for 1875...... 3 Ncvada···· ..·•··...... · .. ·· ..· .. · ...... 4° California...... 19 Necrology for 1874••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 Capitals of Stateil...... 60 New-Hampshire...... 44 Church Days .... '.' . • . • . . . . • . •• . . . . • •• • . • . . ••• 2 New-Jersey...... 45 Colorado...... 20 New-Mexico ...... : ...... 45 Congres~, The Forty-fourth....•••••••.•••••.63 New-York City ...... 43 Conjunction of Planets...... I New-York State...... p Connecticut..•.....•... '" ...•.•.•...... •....20 North-Carolina...... 46 County Clerks ofthc State or New-York..••.67 Ohio~··· ...... · .. •...... · ..· ...... 47 Dakota ...... 21 Oregon ...... 49 Delaware...... '" ..21 Pennsylvania...... 49 Diplomatic Intercourse.••...•••••••••.•...•.62 Philadelphia, Vote ot...... ~ ....sa Dbtrict oC Columbia...... 60 Platform of the New-York Democracy...... IS Eclipses ...... •••...•...... ••.....• 2 Political Record ...... '" .12 Elections in the several States..•.••..•••.••.60 Popular Vote for President ...... 16 EYents, Record oC•...... 9 Population oUhe United States •.....•.••.••.60 Federal Administration...... 61 Postage, Rates oC...... 65 Florida ...... 22 . Record of Events...... 9 Generals in the Army...... 61 Representatives, House of....••.••..•...... 63 Georgia...... 22 Rhode Island...... 5I Governors of States...... 60 Senate...... ;...... 63 Governments, State IUld Territorial....•.....60 Sherifl'soCtheStateoCNe\v-York ...... 67 llolidaYiI, LegaL...... 2 South-Carolina...... 51 Idaho...... ,....24 St. Louis, Vote of...... 39 Illil1oi~ ...... 24 Tennessee...... S:Z Indiana..:...... ,.26 Texas...... ;...... 53 Iowa...... 27 Utah·..•• ..•· ..••• .. •...... •••.....S5 JudiciaryofU. S.;_ ...... : ...61 Vermont· ..·••...... •··.. ••···•··••.... · .....5S Kansa!l...... 28 Virginia ...... 56 I{entucky...... •• ...... 29 Vote for President...... 16 Legislatures, State...... 60 Wal!hington Territory...... 57 Lonisiana...... :31 West-Virginia ...... 58 Mainc.. · ...... •· .. · ...... •...... 32 Wisconsin ...... 53 Maryland...... ;.....;?2 Wyoming...... 39 PERKINS & GOODWIN, Paper Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in I Book and News Printing Paper, I I AND I PAPER ~UFACTURERS' lIATERIALS. I ••• All the Editions of ..The World" and II The .World Almanae" are printed on paper furnished by us• •• • Cash Advances made upon Consignments of Paper, Rags, Etc. No. 84 DUANE STREET,. 3 doors East of Broadway, GEO. F. PERKINS, NDWD. GOODWIN, In. NElW[@YOBB. 31ANUP'ACTODY OF TilE SPENCERIAN. .STEEL. PENS, nm3lINGUAJ!l, ENGLAND. SPENCERIAN DOUBLE ELASTIC STEEL PENS. 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One hundred pou.nds baggage free. For Freight and Passage Tickets, or further information, apply at the office on the wharf, foot of Canal Street, North River, New-York. RUFUS HATCH, H. J., BULLAY, MANAGING DmECTon. SUPERINTENDENT. THE a.ccom from nine of the panying Cut re- principal saw preseI:lts the new -- manufacturers of Chisel-Tooth the country, for . Saw, manufac- the $100 gold tured by R. Hoe prize at the Great I & Co., of N ew- Industrial Exhi- York. One of bition held in these Saws WUH Cincinnati, in run in competi- September last, tion with four- and was the only teen ot.her saws saw of the num ber that cut a whole log into perfect boards. . . The Saw was 56 inches in diameter,7 and 5 gauge, with 34 teeth. It cut a 20-inch poplar log on 5!-inch feed, doing splendid work. The teeth are 1f inches I long, made of thtl best cast steel, with perfectly formed cutting edges ready for I use, and as hard as a chisel-may be sharpened t,,,o or three times on a small emery wheel. The teeth will cut two thousand feet for each tooth in the saw, of ordinary lumber, and only cost three cents each. The time required to change the teeth is not worth taking into account, and may be done by any person capable of working in a mill. The teeth are clamped securely between the jaws of the circular shanks by the act of turning them into their sockets in the plate. Being short, they are exceedingly stiff, and have large room for chip. R. Hoe & Co. having been engaged for many years in the construction of the finest quality of machinery of every description-including Printing Machines -are enabled by their large experience and unsurpassed facilities, to make their new patent saws to a degree of perfection never before attained in their manufacture. For Illustrated Catalogue and Prices address, R. HOE & CO_~ 504 Grand Street. New-York. KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 239 BROADWAV, NEW-VORK. JOHN A. NICHOLS, President. Accumulated Assets, January 1, 1874, $8,087,211 02 Gross Liabilities, including Reserve, 6,909,968 29 Surplus as to Polley-holders, 1,1'17,248 13 RATIO OF EXPENSES (INCLUDING TA.XES) TO TOTAL INCOME, 13-47. From the surplus, tl8 above, of $1,177,243,73, a return premium (Dividend) ,vi11 be apportioned to each Policy, in proportion to itl! contrihution to such surplus, which return premium wlll bo available on eettlement of the Annual premium falling due in 1874. The" SAVINGS BANK PLAX,' recently introduced hy this Companv, has proved 0. great I euccess, from the fact that Policies bear on their fnce 0. Definite Cash Suii-ender Value nnd aro I as ul!gotiable as n Government Bond. I CHAS, M. HIBBARD, Actuary. E.. W. DERBY, M.D., Consulting Physn. ! GEO. F. SNIFFIN, Secretary. HENRY W. JOHNSON, Co~nsel. j ------~------_____J POSTAGE PRBB. NE""\v-YOR~ LEDGE~ FOR THE NEW YEAR_· 1875. THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.. It Pays tbe Hlgbest and Gets tbe Best. 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