A Political Text-book for 1860: Comprising a Brief View of Presidential ...

Total.... 1341264 1838169.874534 1386580 1601274 155825 1360099 1220544 291263 1299062 1337243 62300 1275011 1122912 7059 736656 761549 530189 687502 509097 647231 105321 155872 44282 46587
Buchanan over Fremont, 496,905; Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 877,629; Pierce over Scott, 214,694; over Scott and Hale, 58,869; Taylor over Cass, 189,555; Cass and Van Buren over
Taylor, 151,708; Polk over Clay, 88,181; Clay and Birney over Polk, 24,119; Harrison over Van Buren, 145,999; over Van Buren and Birney, 138,940; Van Buren over Harrison and all others, in
1836, 24,893; Jackson over Clay, in 1832, 157,313; Jackson over Adams, in 1828, 138,134; Jackson over Adams, in 1824, 50,551; all others over Jackson, 40,818.

* The Opposition vote was divided between Gen. William H. Harrison, of Ohio, Hugh L. White, of Tennessee, Willie P. Mangum, of North Carolina, and Daniel Webster of Massachusetts.

Electoral Vote of Vermont.

↑ William Wirt, of Maryland, ran as an Anti-Masonic Candidate, in 1832, receiving a considerable vote in New-England, New-York, and Pennsylvania, which is added to that of Mr. Clay in our Table. Mr. Wirt received the
↑ Neither Candidate received a majority of the Electoral Vote and the House of Representatives elected Mr. John Quincy Adams.

Hancock..... 2907

1949 Dukes.... 227 195 94
1955 Essex

8049 4582 1887 Albany

7253 9216

8371 8057

7391 9033

Kennebec. 5293

3288 Franklin.. 2672 1470 200 Allegany..... 4771 2133 4886 2022 4766 2136

Lincoln...... 3868

4180 Hampden. 8303 2646 458 Broome.....

3491 2915

8597 2811

3489 2916

3848 Hampshire 2659 734 886 Cattaraugus..

4569 Middlesex 10688 6488 2609

Cayuga.....

996 Nantucket 249 107 93 Chautauqua..
996 Norfolk... 4478 2988 1911

Chemung

2452 2414 2432 2381

2431 2438

2812 Plymouth. 8284 1548 899 Chenango....
3141 Suffolk ... 5473 4434 2165

Clinton

3252 8184 3332 3104

3228 3206

2772 Worcester. 9605 4999 1221

Columbia

II.

10322 7284
8742 6202

Washington.. 3168

Total......56361 44373

Maj. for Morrill, 11,988.

New-Hampshire-1859.

By Congressional Districts.
GOVERNOR.

Districts. Rep.
I.

Dem.
Goodwin, Cate,
Belknap...... 1724 1850
Carroll
2248 2330
Rockingham. 5799 5055
8498
Strafford
2679

Total......18269 11914
Maj. for Goodwin, 1,855.

Goodwin. Cate.
Hillsborough.. 6476 5461
Merrimac.... 4835 4788

Total......11811 10249
Maj. for Goodwin, 1,062.

Connecticut-1860.

By Congressional Districts.
GOVERNOR.

Rep. Dem.

Districts.
Hartford
Tolland.... 2558

8753 8972

I. Buckingham, Seymour. Jefferson
2210 Kings...

Lewis....

11811 11182 Livingston

Maj. for Buckingham, 129.

II.

Buck.

Middlesex ... 2942
New-Haven.. 8709

Oneida

Total......11651 18255 Onondaga...
Maj for Seymour, 1,604. Ontario
Buck. Sey. Orange
5102 Orleans
2586 Oswego

III.

New-London. 5672
Windham 8700

Total...... 9872
Maj. for Buckingham,

IV.

1256 1472
Buck.
4797 4739 Fairfield..... 6921
Sullivan... 2245 2165 Litchfield.... 5203

Maj. for Goodwin, 1,107.

Vermont-1859.

By Congressional Districts.

GOVERNOR.

Otsego....
7688 Putnam..
1,684 Queens
Sey. Rensselaer

7136 Richland...
4656 Rockland

Maj. for Buckingham, 332.
Buckingham's majority in

the State, 541.

Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
Seneca..

Steuben...

St. Lawence..

7701 3464

GOVERNOR.

Sullivan

Union. Tioga....

3023 2580 3147 2458

3015 2586

Padelford. Sprague. Tompkins.

Saxe Bristol... 622 644 Ulster

543

Bennington.. 1866
Rutland

1253 Kent..... 1012 1460 Warren.....

2183 1683 2187 1680

2182 1685

3006

1070 Newport..... 1547

Providence 6007

Washington.. 2997

1676 Washington.. 1647

1542 Washington...
7237 Wayne

1412 Westchester.. 4330 6543

5172 5690 4348 6522
8148 1787 3115 1816
2247 1195 2231 1209

Maj. for Sprague, 1,460.

Orange. ... 3052
Windham.... 8137
Windsor...... 3428

The opposition to Mr.
2185 Padelford was composed of
950 Democrats, Americans, and
1330 disaffected Republicans,

calling themselves Conserv-

5802 atives.

Delaware-1858.

GOVERNOR.

Total....... 251139 252589 275952 227304 251784 251194
Jones' maj., 1450; Denniston's, 48648; Forrest's, 590.

AGGREGATE VOTE FOR OTHER STATE OFFICERS.

Treasurer... Dersheimer, * 275,587; Vanderpoel, 226,755-48,832
Att'y Gen'l.. Myers, * 276,792; Tremain,...227,345-49,447
State Eng'r.Storey, .... 250,880; Richmond, *.252,312-1,432
Canal Com..Chapin,.
251,449; Skinner, *...251,777-328
..272,275; Johnson,....227,171-45,104
Judge of Ap. Davies,*
Clerk of Ap. Hughes,*.... 275,286; Lewis,. .227,355-47,931
The above are the actual returns sent from the various coun-
ties of the State to the State Department at Albany; but in
1857 2024 consequence of informality in some of the returns, the officially
3416 declared result, on a number of candidates, varies from the
actual. The vote for Forrest is declared at 243,430; Elderkin,
237,579; Storey, 246,041; Richmond, 250,247; Chapin, 245,976;
Davies, 265,568; Johnson, 223,525; Lewis, 221,084.