NORTH CAROLINA.

Districts.
VIII.

CONGRESS (Continued.)
Opp. Dem.
Vance, Coleman,
Cherokee.... 675 398
Haywood.... 807
Henderson... 681 514 Worth....... 109

Opp. Dem.
Douglas, Crawford.
275 216
259
272

449 Wilcox

8

245

876

839

425

489

884

476

Jackson
Macon
Madison
McDowell
Polk....
157
Rutherford .. 767
Watauga
821
Wilkes...... 1190
Yancy.
463

Total...... 8026 6331
Maj. for Vance, 1,695.

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE,
Opposition.

Democrats.

Cong., '59....Dem.,.. 43928
Goo'nor, '58...Ellis... 56222

Dem. maj. on Congress, 6,971; Ellis, 16,257.

Georgia-1859.

CONGRESS.

Districts.
L

Appling
Berrien....

...

Brooks

Bryan...
Bulloch.

Camden

Chatham..

Charlton...

Pike.
Cong., 59.
.Opp.,...86957 Spaulding
Gov'nor, '58...McRae, 39965 Talbot..
Taylor..
Upson

......

Clinch..

Coffee

Colquitt..
Echols...

Pierce.
Tattnall

Telfair

Thomas

Ware

Wayne

Opp. Dem. McIntyre. Love. 448

87

165

289

128

21

569

43

137

649

696

190

11
105

261
279

41
84 144 Cass..
Catoosa......

49

182 Effingham.. 254 170 Emanuel.

Chattooga

131

465

Cherokee

176

200

180

235

218

236

Milton

144 55 199

291

Murray.
Paulding
Pickens
192 Polk

Glynn

Irwin..

Johnson

146

Laurens

187

Liberty

115

Lowndes

216

McIntosh 72 Montgomery.. 259

19

....

........

351

180

649 191

359

616

Macon ....

Marion

Miller

Mitchell.

Muscogee
Pulaski.

Schley.

Stewart.
Sumter

Terrell..

41
9

176

140

428

Total.. 3881 7247
Maj. for Love, 3,866.

IL

209

885

818

48

97

682

148

157 Quitman... Randolph.... 544

217

572

477 44 231 22 125

845

800

152

592

878

557

507

274

Hardeman. Spoor.
908 879

825

881

248

896

Total... 4492
Maj. for Hill, 139.
453
VIIL
556 Burke

683

584

417

418

638 580 Columbia
428 618 Elbert...
445 474 Glascock
64
564 492 Jefferson
454
820 862 Lincoln..... 186
553 292 Oglethorpe... 875
Richmond 1103
Total...... 5636 5483 } Scriven.... 259
Talliaferro... 211
Maj. for Hardeman, 153.
Warren
845
IV.
Wright, Gartrell. Wilkes
829
Campbell 889 777
Carroll.
443 1169
Clayton..
857
1180

Total... 4507 4912
Maj. for Jones, 405.

283

Cobb

775

Coweta
De Kalb.
Fayette

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE,
Opposition.
708 Governor.Akin.....42195
544 Congress..Opposition 36419

Fulton...

1221

Heard..

837

Henry..
653
Merriwether. 592
Troup.
750

Dade..

Fannin

Floyd

Gilmer

Douglas. Crawford. Baker....... 92 207 Calhoun..... 102 299

Chattahoochee 242

888
253

Clay
Decatur......

225
517

Forsyth
511
Franklin

230
Dooley.
Dougherty... 197
Early

544
299
263

93

Lee...

8877

Total...... 6053
Maj. for Gartrell, 2,824.
V.

Gordon..

Haralson

468

218 White

552

477

863 815

899

Shackelford. Underw'd.
151 1236
628
514

80
223
109

13 839

127

77

257

28

Walker..
Whitfield

215

284 887

201 Lumpkin

853 Madison...

749

Rabun

406

Towns...

199

Union

Walton.,.

565

598

672

816

GEORGIA.

Texas-1859.

This State elected State Officers and Congressmen in 1859. The Congressional 128 te was as follows: 708 CONGRESS.

493 814

801

Total

50
10

...

252

88 284 8 24

335

875

153 Anderson... 214 884 Angelina 2215 1796 Bowie Maj. for Bouligny, 419. Cass Bienvenu received 497 Chambers votes for Congress. Cherokee.. Nichols, Taylor. Colin... 418 Cooke 569 Dallas. 558 Denton 693 Fannin 999 Grayson 559 Harrison. 97 Henderson... 244 Hopkins.. 185 Houston. 501 Hunt... 664 Jack.

70

894

12

628

410
269

26

1118

25 938 No return.

66

St. Charles

Orleans, 1st Dis. 1289
4th Dis. 356
65
St. James
278
Lytle. Jackson. St. John Baptiste 175
67 504 St. Mary
232

No return.
53 991
87 681
18 796

169
476

511 St. Martin..
552 Terrebonne...

3 115

427

65 293 65

17 835 24

555 851 699 881

98 91 514 25 996

421 Jasper
Jefferson.
Total....
4459 5908 Kaufman
Maj. for Taylor, 1,449, Lamar
Cannon. Davidson. Liberty
654 Nacogdoches... 226
753 Newton

IIL

Gwinnett.... 283
886
Habersham...
592
Hall.
Hart
78
Jackson

52

587 Avoyelles..
768 Carroll

20

880

513 Orange..

72

152

17

19

43 416

96

132

118

712

43

871

72

II.

751
48 431 Ascension

190 740 Assumption... 215

155

1129

2162

Total....
12339
Majority for Underwood,
10,177.
VI.
Banks
Clarke...
Dawson

....

Democrats.
Governor.Brown.... 68806
Congress..Dem.,.... 61134
Majori's. Brown, 21,611;
Congress, 24,715.

Total.... 8251
9644
Maj. for Jackson, 6,393.

Louisiana-1859.

CONGRESS.

189

745

IV.
332 Bienville..

825 Bossier
639 Caddo.
557 Calcasieu.
Caldwell..
4353 Claiborne.
De Soto...
Wright. Jones. Franklin.
514 Jackson

351

407 Lafayette

518 Morehouse.. 808

232 Nachitoches

889 Ouachita
220 Rapides
458 Sabine
920 St. Landry.
282 Union
188 Vermillion..
442 Winn...
892

Districts.
I.

Opp. Dem.
Bouligny. LaSere.
1121 Orleans, Rt. Bk. 197
824
2d Dist. 999
415
8d Dist. 904
989 Plaquemines... 67
St. Bernard....

66
66

48

982
740

866

890

702 Catahoula
739 Concordia

LOUISIANA. CONGRESS-(Continued.) Opp. Dem. Cannon. Davidson. 385 Washington.... 60 420 247 W. Baton Rouge 102 269 W. Feliciana... 22 268

383

282

Jefferson
Lafourche.

465 E. Baton Rouge 283

541 E. Feliciana

285

252 Iberville....
637 Livingston...
582 Madison
868 Point Coupee
St. Helena....
St. Tammany...
Tensas

Total...

726 6288 Maj. for Davidson, 5,562.

Jones. Landrum. '

127 799 180 584 820 822 Rejected. 55 198

90

957

88

648

826

202

150

754

8

278

412

440 708 103 429 562 889 Rejected. Rejected. 892 768 Rejected. 186 880 Total... ...3220 8823 Maj. for Landrum, 5,603.

11

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE. Opposition. Governor... Wells... 15587 Lt. Gov....Ray 16047 Sec. State..Blake... 15156

Democrats. Governor... Moore.. 24484 Lt. Gov. ...Hyams.. 24918 Sec. State..Hardy.. 25142

Districts.
I.

179 Panola

675 Polk

450 Red River

404 Rusk

Ind. Dem. Ochiltree. Reagan.

....

....

437 Sabine

256 San Augustine..
575 Shelby..
Rejected. Smith
65 292 Titus

250 Trinity

Brown.......

Burleson

Burnett
Caldwell.

Calhoun

Cameron

Colorado

Comal..

Comanche..

Coryell.

De Witt

Ellis

El Paso..
Earth...

Falls.

Guadaloupe..
Hamilton

Harris..

Hays.
Hidalgo....
Hill

Jackson...

Johnson...

Karnes

Kerr

Total......17198 16007
Total.. 8464 28977
Maj. for Hamilton, 1,191;
Maj. for Reagan, 20,518; de. for Houston, 4,878.
do. for Houston, independ- Hamilton ran as an inde-
ent candidate for Governor,pendent Democrat. Hardin
4,854.
R. Runnells was the regular
Hamilton, Waul.? Democratic Candidate for
90 Governor.
172
Runnells beat >
588 Houston, for the same office,
26 two years before, by 9,805
424 majority.

855
18
859

No return.

818

766

118

.....

Mason

Matagorda
Medina..
Milam...

Starr.....
Tarrant ..

Travis..

Uvalde.

Victoria

Walker

127

118

118

27

878

285

295

146

4

TEXAS.

30 525 Washington
780 > Webb

162
86

81

76

CONGRESS (Continued.)
Districts.
II.

Ind. Dem.
Hamilton, Waul.
641 678
116
840 Wharton
82
289 Williamson..... 458
558 Zapata.
42
98

...

185

81

14

.....

TENNESSEE.

CONGRESS (Continued.)
TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE.
Districts.
Opp. Dem.
Opposition.
IV.
Stokes, Savage. Goo.....Netherland..68218
Coffee
447 909 Cong....Opposition..60921
86 De Kalb.
758
Democrats,
119 Grundy
204 Jackson....
180 Macon....
Smith
.1598
Van Buren..... 158
Warren
528
White

825
66
.1426
556

885 Gov.....Harris .76226
1048 Cong....Democratic..78079
437
Majorities.-Harris, 8,008;

674

166
1048
750

Dem. maj. on Cong., 12,158.
LEGISLATURE-1859.

SENATE... Opp., 11; Dem., 14
HOUSE....Opp., 84; Dem., 41

6160

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE,
Independents.

274
991>

42 Governor..Houston, 86227
53 Lt. Gov.....Clark,... 81458
809 C. L'd Office Crosby... 28828
82 Congress...Indep'nt 20662
1
Democrats.

Tennessee.-1859.

CONGRESS.

857

86
100
208 101

904 281

808 271 57 207 209 23 218 112 Fayette.. 566 551 Districts. Fort Bend.... 178 172 I. Freestone... 250 805 Carter.. Galveston...... 887 400 Cocke Gillespie. 69 147 Greene. 198 188 Hancock 450 427 Hawkins.. 419 254 Jefferson... .1602 229 818 Johnson..... 547 218 43 7 Sevier...... .1058 261 836 542 1589 598 Sullivan No return. Washington.... 996 1885 3 227 216 170 Total....... 7981 7827 Maj. for Nelson, 104.

Goliad.

Gonzales

Grimes

Total.
7199 7989
Maj. for Peyton, 740.
III.
Bristow, Sale.
Allen.
547 709
Barren
.1697 1886

Edmonson..... No return.

Hart

459

141

57

249

184

Monroe

150

81

81

889

844 Stewart........ 551 802 Simpson....

Lapassas... 212

82 Anderson. 64 Campbell... 880 Claiborne...

Lavacca..

829

6286

Leon

874 879 Fentress.......
218 835 Grainger....
60 Knox

Limestone
Live Oak

..1206

86

Llano

76 Morgan

81 McLennan..... 848 Madison...

451 540
775 676
6994
Total.....
No return.
Maj. for Quarles, 758.
Total.
7164 5575
748
.2598 916
Maj. for Bristow, 1,589.
IX. Etheridge. Atkins.
248 280 Carroll
.1720 1028
IV. Andemon. Chrisman.
228 Overton ....... 864 1481 Dyer
665 Adair
786
1885
168
1967
98 Scott
No return. Gibson
Boyle
Henry
..1019
No return.
1844 Casey
63
.1815
168
Total....... 6476 4980 Henderson.....
58
464
Lauderdale
199
Maj. for Maynard, 1,546.
817 208
682
Obion..
875
Brabson. Smith. Tipton.........
492 830 Weakley ......1159

547

1097

808

789
696

448

578

868

799 Clinton...... 812
419 Cumberland
1072 Greene....
607 Lincoln..
1616
Pulaski.
Russell

652
482

681

985

440

.1214

1875

482

648

881

289

VI
Bedford
98 Governor..Runnells, 27500 Franklin..
802 Lt. Gov.....Lubbock, 80825 Lincoln.
179 C. L'd Office White... 83808 Marshall
418 Congress...Dem.,... 89984 Maury..
Major's.-Houston, 8,727;
Clark, 1,188; White, 4,975;

278

89

25

......

III.
Bledsoe...

Montague
Montgomery

262

177

Navarro....... 870 801 Blount ....... .1278 723

Nueces
189 Bradley
225
Palo Pinto..... 151 28
Parker...
495 198
No return.
No return.
229

Presideo

Marion....
Meigs

Refugio..
Robertson
San Patricio

Monroe.........
McMinn

San Saba

17
Polk..
158
Rhea..
No return.
Roane.
238
428 Sequatchie...

448
595

No return.

No return.

485

845

..........

TENNESSEE.

.......

.........1084

Total.
6638
Maj. for Stokes, 478.
Hatton.
520

V.

Cannon
Rutherford ....1452
Sumner...
Williamson
....1609
Wilson..... .2828

810

Total.. 6719
5844
Maj. for Hatton, 875.

* Independent, supported by the
Democrats.

Giles
Hardin...
Dem.
Hickman
Opp.
Nelson. Haynes. Humphreys.
812 842 Lawrence..
945
587 Lewis
..1062
867

2026 McNairy
641 Perry
174 Wayne
654

Total........ .8372 8813
Maj. for Brabson, 59.

VIL.
Benton

........

Dickson

Montgomery...1870
II. Maynard. Ramsay. Robertson.....1248 1120

Total....

9028

Total.
2248 11540
Dem, maj. for Gov., 4,278. Maj. for Burnett, 9,292.
Gibbs, Wright, II.
Jackson. Peyton.
29 882 Breckinridge. 921 708
Decatur........ 229 512 Butler...
509 555
259 1569 Christian
987 1057
889
958 Daviess.. .1242 1448
1119 Grayson.
204 785 Hancock...
474
258 949 Henderson..... 878 896
5 258 McLean
No return.
881 1170 Mechlenburg 888 1070
208 555 Ohio..
793 1141
210 678

89

565

590

421

.....

No Candidate.

........

Ready.
860

....

Total.
2711 9880
Maj. for Wright, 6,669.
VIII. Quarles. Menees.
Cheatham-with Davidson.
Davidson......8888 2462
447 887
1015 Logan.........1458

..................

.....

1581

1642

Districts.
L

728
1088 Ballard
Caldwell..
Calloway
Crittenden. 284
Fulton......... 140
Graves........ 277 1429

Opp. Dem.
Morrow. Burnett.
97 718
180 681
118 1221
758
442

426

Hickman
45 671
Hopkins..... 166 1816
Thomas. Livingston..... 251
1450 Lyon...
1540 Marshall
2898 McCracken
1472 Trigg..
2168 Union

48

84

Kentucky-1859.

CONGRESS.

668 407

726

..1212

433

916

217

699

123

978

818 857

1987

Sneed. Avery.
921
Total.
929
7201
.7204
1108
600
Maj. for Anderson, 8.
778 908
V.
Jewett, Brown,
876
Anderson...... 594
2188 Bullitt..
Hardin......
5954 Larue......
Marion
Meade
887
* Independent Democrat.

471
809 509
965

732

498

861

540

Total.. 5648
Maj for Avery, 806.
Currin, Ind., received 286
votes for Congress.

965

500

479

857

741

....

299

418

556

VIL

Total.. 8164 7241
Maj. for Adams, 923.
Mallory. Holt.
646
1029
.4256 3324
536
786

853

1161

Carroll

Gallatin

427

812

Total
6416 5675
Maj. for Mallory, 741.
VIIL
Bourbon...
Fayette
Franklin..

Harrison

Jessamine

Nicholas.

Scott....
Woodford

Grant......
Kenton.

Owen
Pendleton

Trimble

St. Clair.
Stone
*Contested by Frank Blair, who Taney.
finally obtained the seat; but re-Texas
signed and referred the matter Vernon..
back to the People.
Webster
Districts.
Opp.
Dem. Wright.
II. Henderson. Anderson.
493 Audrain..... 412 599
481 1856
673 Boone....
867 1696

Total. 8050 13424
Maj. for Phelps, 5,874.

370 Calloway
213 Lincoln..

VIL.

490

1038 Bollinger
1068 Butler....

170

462
956
526

132 Marion

54 760 Monroe..

807 814 Montgomery.. 441

429 874 Pike......

223 .1267 456

Total....
Maj. for Simms, 67.

...6865

Harlan, Simms.
965
684
.1410
986
863 819
926 1317

Missouri-1858.

CONGRESS.

1122 227 Ralls........ 878 943 St. Charles... 659 814 Warren

290

Rep. Dem.
Blair. Barrett.

St. Louis..... 6631 7057
Breckinridge, Am., 5668.
Barrett over Blair, 426.*

787 1009
732 1062
684 468

6932

Disticts.
I.

L.T. J.W.
Moore. Moore.

743

484

935

598 587 Ray....

IV.
Andrew
Atchison...
Buchanan

Caldwell..
Clay

Clinton...

Daviess
De Kalb

Gentry
Harrison

Holt..

Nodaway.....
Platte

IX. Bath

Carter.

Clarke

952 928 Johnson....

Fleming
Greenup.

Lawrence.
Lewis

..1163
854 Lafayette..
809 496 Miller
664 781 Moniteau
.1274
Mason ..
Montgomery... 587
Morgan
Powell
Rowan

875 Morgan
502 Pettis
562
1147 Saline.......
190 166
142 244

545

848

512

1266

852

550

825

1412
891
Total
7824 12439
Maj. for Craig, 4,615.

V.
Benton
Cass
Cole.....

.......

Total. 6089 10902 Madison....
Maj. for Anderson, 4,818. Mississippi..
In the Third District, John New-Madrid.
B. Clark, Dem, was elected? Pemiscot....
without opposition,
Perry
Phelps.
Adams Craig. Reynolds
598 1021
Ripley
153 511
Scott...
780 1997
Shannon.
270 888
826

993

504

507

195

464

594

460

162

1128
1066

1040 Cooper

832 Henry.

412 Jackson..

...

.....

Total....

.5939

9295

Maj. for Stevenson, 3,456.

Maries

TOTAL VOTE OF STATE.

Opposition.
Governor..Bell..... 67,271

McDonald
Newton

Congress...Opp.,.... 64,670 Oregon...

Total.. 6947 7942
Smith, Ind., 2,038.
Woodson over Reid, 995.

1447

515

840

Osage

Demor ats. Governor..Magoffin 76,187 Ozark and Congress...Dem.,... 76,552

Douglas.

Polk
Pulaski.

450

891

285
207
669

MISSOURI.

CONGRESS (Continued.)
Districts. Opp. Dem.
VL Richardson. Phelps.
672 680

118

255

114

721

118

178

206

124

41

526
84

98

1240 Cape Girard'u 784

601 Crawford.. 1233 Dent

150

52

833

1012

859

864

592 Dunklin

902 Franklin
577 Iron..
Jefferson

Reid. Woodson.
502 253

449

617

744

116

727

653

221

762

1075

850 Hamilton....18285

71

173

66 298 12 St. Genevieve 278 St. Francois. 349 Stoddard..... 217 Washington.. 278 200 Wayne

Total.
9246 9590
Maj. for Ranney, 344.

IV.
Allen..

Total.. .8505 8227
Maj. for L. T. Moore, 278.
Jones. Stevenson.
X.
Bracken.. 754 778
826
Boone....

Richardson. Phelps. Auglaize
826 Darke...
193 Mercer...
687 Miami.

10
59
232

Campbell... 689 1242 Camden

241

242 Shelby

366 528 Cedar....

220

628

382 492 Dade...
663 800 Dallas..

213

462 950 1706 Gasconade... 541

1439 Greene..

415
615

1185
168
156

179

844

855

Zeigler. Noell.
186
528
211
548

878

81

126

227

55

150

Districts.
I. & II.

?

Total... 5808 10404
Maj. for Noell, 4,596.

At the same election a
vote was taken for Superin-
tendent of Public Schools,
at which Starke, Dem., was
chosen over Provines, Am.,
by 83,384 majority.

486

573

409

579 889

508 36

158 846 Van Wart

410

779 Williams..
189 Wood.....

187

427

451

240

423

468

58

767

174

620

554

377

827

Ohio-1859.
GOVERNOR.
Rep. Dem.
Dennison. Ranney,
14178
Maj. for Ranney, 893.

936

176

III. 649 Butler...

Den. Ran. 2238 3479

368 Montgomery. 4747 4615

455 Preble....... 2261
882

652

Den.

272
245
1029 Defiance..... 778
850 Fulton.. 1087
97 Hancock 1674

434 Henry.

670

878 Lucas

2225

441

566 Paulding
472 Putnam

735

837

1191 1429

265 759 498

Den. 1574

696

2201

OHIO.

Districts.
VI.

GOVERNOR-(Continued.)
Rep. Dem.
Dennison. Ranney.
Adams
1405 1753
Brown.... 1657 2275
Clermont
Highland..

2689 2988
2168
2175

Total...... 7919 9191
Maj. for Ranney, 1,272.
VII.
Den.

R-n.

761

Clinton....... 1721 1019
Fayette 1093
Greene.......
2466
1018
Madison....
Warren...... 2689

1862

929

1615

Den.

Ran.

Crawford.... 1550 2258

1127

1152
1388
828

1891

578

Hardin
Marion
187
412 Ottaway.
Sandusky.... 1473
892
197 Seneca
897 Wyandotte

1822 2461 2661 1295 1390

608 472

702 458

Total.. 9085 9800
Maj. for Ranney, 715.

V.

......

Total...... 8987 5686
Maj. for Dennison, 8,801.
VIII.
Den. Ran.

1612

Champaign.. 1782
Clarke
2249
Delaware..
Logan..
Union....

2358

Pike

Ross

Scioto

Total.....11017 10812
Maj. for Dennison, 205.

1650

1241

Total.. 9230 7110
Maj. for Dennison, 2,120.

IX.

......

....

Total 9597 11227 Maj. for Ranney, 1,630. X. Den. Gallia... 1365 1198 Jackson Lawrence.... 1450 669 2587 1608 Total...... 8877 9089 Maj. for Ranney, 162. Ran. 1237

Den.

1843

2821

XI.
Athens
Fairfield.
Hocking..
Meigs
Perry
Vinton.

1394
976 1897
1912 1437
1898 2281
979 1049

9002 Total.. 10222 Maj. for Ranney, 1,220.

XII.

Franklin.... 1496 Licking Pickaway

Den. 8762

1574

1776

1238

910

Total. $502 10219 Maj. for Ranney, 1,717. Ran. 1656 XIII. Ran. 1277 Erie. 2454 Huron

1535

1057 Morrow

540
2722
1839 Richland
1852 1517

Den. 1983

2924

1919

2735

RAIL 4634

3030

8438 1710 2147

Ran. 1357

1239

XIV.
Ashland
Ran.
1088 Lorain
707 Medina.
1796 Wayne
841

2078

326 XV.
Den.
1087 Coshocton... 2198
865 Holmes..

1241
2603
1013 Knox
1021 Tuscarawas.. 2831

1246

1085

2688

1424

Total......10582

Total.. 9561 7825
Maj. for Dennison, 1,786.

1568

1770

2952

Den. Ran. 1834 1914 3391 1689 2413 1457 2944 3285

5845 Ran.

2461

1964

2533

2778

Total.... 8178 9736
Maj. for Ranney, 863.

OHIO.

GOVERNOR-(Continued.)

MICHIGAN.

Districts.
XVI.
Morgan
Muskingum... 8604
Washington.. 2198

CHIEF JUSTICE-(Contd.)
Rep. Dem.
Districts.
Dennison, Ranney. III.
1885 1808 Kalamazoo
8467 Kent................
1781 Mason
Montcalm
Total.. 7687 6556 Newago
Maj. for Dennison, 1,081.
XVII.
Den. Ran.
Belmont...... 2280 2591
Guernsey. 2103 1663
Monroe.
1585
Noble
1855

757 1448

.......

XVIII. Den. Portage.... 2620 Starke 8725 Summit... 2560⚫

XX. Ashtabula Mahoning Trumbull

.....

...

Total......
9804 4881
Maj. for Dennison, 4,428.

XXI.
Den. Ran.
Carroll
1600 1255
Columbiana... 3125 2285
Harrison 1764 1384
Jefferson 2294 1822

Total...... 8788 6696
Maj. for Dennison, 2,087.

IV.

Martin. Felch.
88
145
1

184
111

40

86

21

147

Total.. 6588 7194 Alpena
Maj. for Ranney, 606. Bay..
Cheboygan
Chippewa...
Emmett
Genesee...... 2122
Gr'd Traverse 235
Total. 8905
Houghton ..
7777
152
Maj. for Dennison, 1,128.
Ingham 1861
Iosco
48
Den. Ran. Isabella.... 42
4115 Lapeer
1476
529 Mackinac. 27
538 Macomb... 1982
Manistee.. 82

1576
187
V.
878 Delaware.....
1719 Fayette.. 1069
4 Henry.
25 Randolph.
1098 Union...
158 Wayne
1671
47

1956

XIX.

1572

Cuyahoga 5834 Geauga 1881 1807

Lake

23

Total.... 9522 5182 Manitou.... 14
Maj. for Dennison, 4,840.
Marquette.... 120 159
Midland
123 16
Den. Ran.
Oakland.... 8479 8896
8787 1049
154
Ontonagon
2424 2041 Saginaw....
1791

8148

989 Sanilac.... 908 Shiawasse 1150 St. Clair 1932 Tuscola... 621

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE.

Dennison, Rep.,.... 184,502
Ranney, Dem., 171,266

Maj. for Dennison, 18,236

Districts.

I. Jackson

III.

Allagan Barry Berrien

Ran. 2038 4005 1784

....

....

Calhoun......

Clinton.....

.....

469

287

124

Oceana......
Ottawa.. 1648
Van Buren... 1598

Rep. Dem. Districts.
Martin. Felch.
III.
2326 1518 Lawrence 1095
8199
2443 Monroe...... 1075
78 82 Switzerland.. 1121

814

245

Total.. 22804 17887
Maj. for Martin, 5,467.

.....

Districts.
I.
Daviess..
Dubois

Michigan-1859.

Gibson

1072

CHIEF JUSTICE.
Rep.
Knox..
Dem
Martin. Felch. Martin
2702 2321 Pike..

1042

441

569

1299

Livingston... 1718 1810 Posey
Washtenaw.. 8231 8088 Spencer
Wayne.. 8894 4212 Vanderburgh. 1846
Warrick.....

1210

11481

182

1076

1807

Total. ..17707 15100
Maj. for Martin, 2,607.

Martin, Rep.,
Felch, Dem.,...

Indiana-1858.

CONGRESS.

INDIANA.
CONGRESS-(Continued.)
Rep. Dem.
Dunn. Hughes.

Total...... 9863 8385
Carr, A. L. Dem., 1,482.
Dunn over Hughes, 978.

Decatur
Franklin.
Ohio
Ripley
Rush

Total. 10780 Maj. for Case, 1,863. XI. Pettit. Coffroth. Adams... 474 842 IV. Hackleman. Holman. Blackford... 251 Dearborn.... 1472 2385 Grant.. 1672 1444 Hamilton..... 1264 2185 Howard 424 1881

$79

1297

978

1471

1009

492 Huntington 1218 1464 Jay

847

1643

1555 Madison

1209

505

1797

670

Total...... 7856

9425

Maj. for Holman, 1,569.

Clay TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE Greene 65,916 Owen 58,681 Parke Putnam

Maj. for Martin,.. 12,235 (Sullivan

Vermillion
Vigo.

Total......
9888 5921
Maj. for Kilgore, 2,462.
Porter.
875

1662

1114

8956

1590
1579
Total..... 10776 9716
Maj. for Porter, 1060.

VII.

...

VIII.
Boone...
Carroll
Clinton...

Fountain

......

1266 ....... 1190 1795

1820

1122

Rep. Dem. Hovey. Niblack. 784 1032

191

1117

1021

1206
865

612

1809

Total......11540
Maj. for Martin, 109.
Martin. Felch.
2191 1221 II.
1276 Clark

907
1168
542 1097
IX.
Benton.....
Total...... 8946 10329 Cass
Fulton.
Maj. for Niblack, 1,888.
Jasper
Wilson, English. Lake

1518

1129 1446 Laporte

II.
Branch.....
Cass
Hillsdale
Lenawee
Monroe.
St. Joseph

2643

1501 Crawford

2587 Floyd

533 1585

1850 Harrison..... 1867

611

8865
1714
1934 1428 Orange....
Perry
601
Total......18865 9818 Scott
556
Maj. for Martin, 4,052.
Washington.. 1102
Total. 7434 9298
Total..... 14541 12610
Maj. for English, 1,859. Maj. for Colfax, 1,981.
1816 1941 III.
Dunn. Hughes. X.
Case. Dawson.
2915 2068 Bartholomew. 1340 1227 Allen..
1949 2707
1482 1181 Brown..
253 548 De Kalb..... 1047 1157
778 1249 Elkhart.. 1971 1649
2378 1491 Kosciusco.... 1584
948 La Grange... 1062

Martin. Felch.
1298

1396
948

1585

Eaton
1758 1882 Jackson
Gratiot.......
449 241 Jefferson
Ionia........ 1887 1228› Jennings

1057
460

1828

716 Marshall..
1429 Miami...
1498 Porter.
994 Pulaski.
985 St. Joseph
708 Starke.
1522 White

Total... 10893
Maj. for Davis, 8,809.

*Davis. Secrest.
842 709
1112
759
507

1656

1100

907 1951

Districts.
X.
880 Noble.
964 Steuben
1088 Whitley

Wilson.
1500

1385

1063

2789

1215

1551

1146

420
2067

144
809

INDIANA.

515

1226

7584

CONGRESS (Continued.)

Blake.
1380

1882

1346

Rep. Dem.
Case. Dawson

1278

1113

776

Tipton...
Wabash

Wells...

Auditor....Lange...105498
Treasurer..Harper..105416
Att'y Gen...Otto.....105757
S. Pub. Ins. Young,..105014
Democrats.

Ray.

Sec. State..McClure, 107409 1040 Auditor....Dodd....107242 1174 Treasurer. Cun'g'm.107634 1415 Att'y Gen. .McDon'd 107291 8054 S. Pub. Ins. Rugg...107910 * Anti-Lecompton Democrats,

1402 1631

1080

441

866

9417

Illinois-1858.

CONGRESS.

1003

622

1895

Dist: icts.
I.
Boone...
Carroll.. 1187
Jo Daviess... 1988
Lake
1677
McHenry.. 2224
Ogle
2092
Stephenson.. 2140
Winnebago.. 2899

772

1451

Total... 10748
Maj. for Pettit, 710.

AGGREGATE VOTE OF STATE
Republicans.

Sec. State.. Peelle...104828

627

1126

848

10038

1184

1580 1626
Montgomery.. 1986
Tippecanoe.. 2441
Warren......
1002

II.
1989
Cook
2021
643 De Kalb.
Du Page..
Total... 11028 10387 Kane..
Maj. for Wilson, 641.
Colfax. Walker.
279 204
1527 1477
888 927
488

Total... 21797 13198
Blackman, A.L.D., 701.
F'worth over Dyer, 8,599.

643

550

2224

Lovejoy. Armstrong 2546 607 1271

1122

900

1519

992

755

1025
552

715

III.
Bureau.....
Champaign
De Witt
Grundy..
1586 Iroquois.
Kankakee
Kendall
La Salle. 4040
Livingston.... 986
M'Lean
2570
Putnam
582
Vermillion.... 1661 112€
Will
2678 2198

185
756

999
1199 744
1866 852
1423 405
8488
794

2150

299

Rep. Doug. Washburne. Bright. 1704 286

256

1476 620 1081 815 1489 484

ILLINOIS.

CONGRESS-(Continued.)

Marshall

Mason...

Districts.

IV.

Rep. Dem. Districts. Kellogg. Davidson. IX. Fulton.... 2980 8224 Hardin Henry... 2242 1101 Jackson Knox. 2965 1820 Johnson 1203

1054 Massac

1088 Perry

898 Pope

2623 Pulaski.

584 Saline

1960 Union

1406 Wabash

Mercer

Peoria.

Stark.

Tazewell

Warren
Woodford

ELECTION RETURNS ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, OREGON

Rep. Dem.
Phillips, Logan.
46 856

79 1225 Eau Claire... 320
7 1157 Grant...

2496
1726

15

750 Green...

798 Iowa

1454
493

774 Jackson..

589 Juneau... 1060 1143 La Crosse.... 1219 819 Lafayette.. 1102 628 Lapointe 72 206

939

432

506

161

743
745

1250 Marathon....
1554 Monroe..
1195 Pepin
Pierce
Total.
2796 15878 Polk
Parish, A.L.D., 144. Portage
Grimshaw. Morris.
Logan over Phillips, 13,082. Richland
8004 8280
Rock...
4089
590 849 For Superin't of Public
St. Croix.. 516
171 507 Instruction, Bateman, Rep.,
Sauk.
1659
2054 2234 received 124,556 votes
Trempeleau.. 366
755 French, Doug., 122,418;
Wood
235
1944 Reynolds, Buch., 5,178.
Total..... 27191 21080
Maj. for Randall, 6,111.

2471

1489

For Treas'r, Miller, Rep., received 125,430; Fondey, Douglas Dem., 121,609; Dougherty, Buch'n Dem., 5,071.

Total.... 19487 16860
Gale, A.L.D., 553.
Kellogg over D'son, 2,627.

V.

Adams
Brown.

Calhoun

Hancock.

Henderson 1001
McDonald 1774
Pike.
Schuyler

1991
1063

.....

Total.. 11648 13529
Davis, A.L.D., 504.
Morris over G'shaw, 1,881.

822

1419

2601

Lawrence..
Logan...

Macon
Moultrie.

Piatt
Richland

929

1783

1782

811 1152 White

VI. Cass. Christian

Greene

Matheny. Harris. 743 1068 591 923 765 1517 Jersey. 574 Macoupin. 1615 Menard 780 Morgan...... 1789 Montgomery.. 786 Sangamon 2803 Bcott Shelby

THE VOTE FOR LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS. At this election, Messrs. 1059 Lincoln and Douglas can2093 vassed the State for U. S. 851 Senator, to be chosen by the 2054 Legislature then elected; 1222 and while Mr. Douglas car8010 ried a majority of the Legis1002 lature, Mr. Lincoln had the 1894 popular vote. The aggregate vote of the State for Total 11646 16193 members of the Legislature was as follows: McConnell, A.L D., 277. Harris over Math'y, 4,547.

650 550

Gallatin

Hamilton

VII. Clay Clark.

Oglesby. Robinson. 424 712 1076 1405 Coles.. 1859 1578 Cumberland.. 488 696 Crawford 693 922 Edgar 1446 Effingham... 214 Fayette 605

Jasper

459

455
1315

1168
513

546
499

ILLINOIS.

CONGRESS-(Continued.)

Total. 11760 135S8
Baldwin, A.L.D., 86.

R'son over Oglesby, 1,829.

VIII.

Bond.
Clinton.

Jefferson

Total...... 8410 11490
Hope, A.L.D., 198.
Fouke over Baker, 8,080.

Williamson
Wayne

19 207

6

4,688 Lincoln over Douglas, 3,508. In Five Districts of the 1481 State there were no Repub803 lican Candidates for the 842 Legislature. In these five 619 Districts, the Republican 662 State Ticket received 577 1174 votes, which, added to the 939 vote of Mr. Lincoln (to which 570 they clearly belong), makes 480 his majority in this State, 755 over Douglas, 4,085.

474
18

67

8

65

896

611
43
804

Lincoln, Rep.,... 124,698
Douglas, Dem.,.. 121,190
Buch. Dem., and
Scattering,.

Districts.
I.

WISCONSIN.

GOVERNOR-(Continued.)
Rep. Dem.
Randall, Hobart.

II.
Adams
Bad Ax...
Phillips. Logan. Buffalo

IX.
Alexander. 41 878 Chippewa.....
Edwards... 895
267 Clarke ...
Franklin..
1030 Crawford
815 Dane....
1155 Douglas

Districts.
IL
Dunn.

III.
Brown..
Calumet..
Columbia..

Dodge.
Door

Wisconsin-1859.

Baker. Fouke.
731

700
888

GOVERNOR.
Clotsop.
Rep. Dem.
Columbia...
Randall, Hobart. Coos

377

288 2054

Madison...

6251 Douglass
1634 Jackson

Marion..

1193 Kenosha..... 1821 906 Curry 2185 Milwaukee... 2811 575 1142 Racine 2111 Monroe.. 569 1149 Walworth..... 8183 Randolph... 917 1090 Waukesha. 2785 St. Clair 2464 2058 Washington.. 435 1090

Randall. Hobart.
423 1066
518 678

1646

2595
8492
72

8856
78
2530

662
2512

2327

Fond du Lac.. 3214
Green Lake.. 1453
Jefferson
Kewaunee
Manitowoc...
Marquette....
Oconto
Ozaukee.

167 704

586

352

627
Outagamie... 494
Shawanaw.... 105
Sheboygan... 1772
Washington.. 684
Waupacca.... 1167
Waushara ... 1126
Winnebago.. 2235

192 175 Adair
238 Adams

2295 Lane..
Linn..
Total.. 12161 12545 Marion...
Maj. for Hobart, 884. Multnomah..

AND IOWA.

Total..... 24118 25883
Maj. for Hobart, 1,770.

Iowa-1859.
GOVERNOR.

1715 Audubon

1141 Appanoose

1320 Cass

Total...... 5681
Maj. for Stout, 89.

Districts.
I.

567

2184
792

446

1577
783
87
1889
2106
624
880
1570

298 Clarke

874 Dallas...

1084 Davis
1514 Decatur
109 Desmoines..
509 Fremont....

578 Guthrie..

255 Harrison

305 Henry.

141 Jasper

582 Jefferson
647 Keokuk

1578 Lee

560 Louisa

799 Lucas

280

184 Madison....
Mahaska
Marion

Mills

Monroe.

TOTAL VOTE OF THE STATE.

Buena Vista..
Butler....
Randall, Rep.,...... 63465
Calhoun
Hobart, Dem.,...... 59508 Carroll

Maj. for Randall,

8957

Cedar
Cerro Gordo..
Cherokee...
Chickasaw...
Clay.

Clayton
Clinton...
Crawford

Oregon-1859.

Counties.

CONGRESS.
Rep.
Logan.
Benton..... 222
Clackamas 380
54
63

Delaware.....
Dem. Dickinson..
Stout. Dubuque
422 Emmet.

879
34
72

Fayette
Floyd
Franklin.
63 Greene

52

87

54 839 218

Grundy 495 Hamilton.

668 Hancock.
1459 Josephine 211 411 Hardin.
535 Howard

582
602

1062

568

Polk

254

Randall, Hobart,

10

182

594 293 Tillamook
619 Umpqua..
Wasco
414
248 Washington.. 856
Yamhill... 412

995
264
156
71
619
3727
84

115

42 748 8880

60

Rep. Dem, Kirkwood. Dodge, 120 76

177

122

58

728 Humboldt
296 Ida

484 Iowa
284 Jackson

5 Johnson
43 Jones
255 Kossuth
201 Linn

818

Marshall Mitchell 5670 Monona

627

179

956

521

651

1212

1256

262

749
Montgomery.. 125
Page
Polk

877
1078
Potawatomie. 295
Poweshiek... 595
Ringgold
Shelby
Taylor

260

78

304

Union

151

Van Buren... 1397
Wapello 1016
Warren
987
Washington.. 1203
Wayne.
416
Total..... 26663
Maj. for Dodge, 92.
II.
Kirkwood. Dodge.
1025
Allamakee.... 743
Benton
Black Hawk..

914

782

815

550

298

418

Boone....
Bremer...
Buchanan..

488

570

6 246

17

80 1002

72 7 808 9 1429 1521

55

894

15 8153 5

849

281

51

80 1152 117 12 439 8 1630 1605

45

844

31 751

18

102

495

201

126

110

192

19

645

336 49

4 765 1273

1602

1161

75 1771

795

516

105 Muscatine... 1457

462

530

717

890

1704

293

257

297

1596

946

1282

1025

2159

....

247

417

816

2 474

17

60

985

152

851

448

1142

771

1928

504

260

851

998

705 1192

1048

2892

679

457

729

1137

1488

245

665

115

383

1048

600

411

125

96

257

193

1402

1260 609

946

585

26755

146

17

105

14

458

279

29

8 549 1477

1895

1158

87

1345

442

204

105

1864