ELECTION RETURNS BY STATES, COUNTIES, AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. [The names of Counties and Towns which in 1867 gave a Democratic majority, are in Italics.] MAINE. GOV'NOR,'67. Gov.'66. PRES.'64. Counties. Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. Un. Dem. Chamberlain.Pills'y.Cham.Pills.Line.McCl. Androscoggin3424 1829.. 4352 1914,, 3363 1936 Aroostook...1607 1038.. 1931 1508. 1059 679 Cumberland..7009 5724.. 8680 5774.. 7728 Franklin ..2270 1647.. 2626 1453.. 2248 Hancock ..2649 1989.. 3334 1885.. 3143 Kennebec....5820 4032.. 7098 2723.. 6803 Knox. .2464 2843.. 2742 2189,. 2349 Lincoln. ..2100 2156.. 2676 2010.. 2367 Oxford .3800 3032.. 4524 3106,. 4038 Penobscot....6717 4514.. 8655 Piscataquis...1490 1004.. 1812 Sagadahoc...1877 1181.. 2523 844.. 2671 Somerset.....3815 3015.. 4362 2674.. 3633 ..3427 3018.. 4069 2367.. 3938 Washington..2940 2761.. 3433 2451., 3099 ..6240 6252.. 6809 5880.. 6305 5578 Waldo York 6365 1790 2144 Carroll.....1961 Rocking'm.5931 Strafford...3385 3347 2162 2495 3109 4212.. 7471 4287 Total....18243 Jacob H. Ela Daniel Marcy, scattering, 12. 996; Total. .57649 46035..69626 41939..61803 44211 Per cent........55.60 44.40..62.23 37 77.. 58.30 41.70 In 1867, whole (unofficial) vote for Governor (in all except 28 towns and plantations), 103,684, Joshua L. Chamberlain over Eden F. Pillsbury, 11,614. In 1866, whole vote for Governor (includ. 308 scat.), 111,873; Chamberlain over Pillsbury, 27,687. Total vote in 1865 (exclusive of the soldiers' votes, which by an inadvertence, were not counted), 86,039, Samuel Cony over Joseph Howard, 22,821. In 1864, total vote for Governor, 111.999; Cony over Howard, 19,180, scattering, 13. In 1860, whole vote for President, 100,718; Lincoln's majority, 24,504. Special Vote on Maine Law in 1867.-For prohibition of the sale of intoxicating liquors, 19,358; against, 5,536, majority for prohibition, 13,822. LEGISLATURE, 1868. Senate* .House.Joint Bal. Republicans Democrats. GOV'NOR,'67. Gov.'66. PRES.'C4. Sullivan.. 2202 1910.. 2194 1813.. 2279 2022 2066 690 Total. .35809 32663..35137 30481..36595 33034 Per cent... ...52.19 47.61..53.53 46.45.. 52.54 47.46 In 1867, whole vote for Governor (including 136 scattering), 68,608: Walter Harriman over John G. Sinclair, 3,146. In 1866, whole vote for Governor (including 18 scattering), 65,686; Smyth over Sinclair, 4,656. In 1865, whole vote for Governor (incl. of 59 scattering), 62,220; Smith over Harrington, 6,127. In 1864, whole vote for President (incl. of 4 scatter'g), 69,633; Lincoln over McClellan, 3,561. In 1860, whole Total....11294 10246 II. Stevens.Har'ton.) Jacob Benton over 5611 Harry Bingham, 1.048; 4694 scattering, 116. Whole number of votes cast, 10305 20,796. LEGISLATURE, 1867. Republicans Democrats Rep. maj.... CONNECTICUT. GOV'NOR,'67. Gov.'66. PRES.'64. Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. Un.Dem. Hawley.English.Haw'y.Eng'h.Line. McClel. .7698 7805.. 7094 7837.. 7868 7193 ...9072 9678.. 8618 8937.. 8692 8680 ..5019 5058.. 4771 4653.. 4997 4423 Counties. 2939.. 3113 3107 New London.5833 5437.. 5610 4607.. 5662 4919 Tolland... .2455 2281.. 2479 2032.. 2430 2152 Windham .3782 2436.. 3566 2144.. 3668 2173 New Haven...9379 11696.. 8630 10784.. 8761 9638 Total.. Per cent. .46578 47565..43974 43433..44691 42285 49.43 50.52..50.30 49.69.. 51.39 48.61 In 1867, whole vote for Governor (including 11 scattering), 94,154; James E. English over Joseph R. Hawley, 987; over all, 976. In 1866, whole vote for Governor (including 10 scattering), 87,417; Hawley over English, 541 over all, 531. In 1865, whole vote for Governor (incl. 4 scat.), 73,717; Buckingham over O. S. Seymour, 11,035. In 1864, whole vote for President, 86,976; Lincoln's majority, 2,406. 659.. 2490 993.. 3437 635.. 2703 1067.. 4799 761.. 2953 RHODE ISLAND. Counties. Total Per cent.. GOV'NOR,'67. Gov.'66. PRES. '64. Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. Un.Dem. Burnside.Pierce. Burn.Pierce.Line.McCl. Bristol.. 403 210.. 382 175.. 780 449 Kent. 751 333.. 628 209.. 1365 815 Newport 870 274.. 1332 232.. 1773 844 Providence ..4084 1946.. 4595 1878.. 8152 5369 Washington..1264 415.. 1260 322.. 1622 993 .7372 3178.. 8197 2816..13692 8470 .. 73.34 25.18..61.79..38.21 In 1867, whole vote for Governor, 10,550; Ambrose E. Burnside over Lyman Pierce, 4,194. In 1866, total vote for Governor (including 165 scattering), 11,178; Burnside over Pierce, 5,381. In 1865, whole vote for Governor, 10,814; James Y. Smith's majority, 9,308. In 1864, whole vote for President, 22,162; Lincoln's majority, 5,222. In 1860, whole vote for President, 19,951; Lincoln's majority, 4,537. CONGRESS, 1867. Eastern District.-Thomas A. Jenckes, Rep., 4,311; scattering, 101. Western District.-Nathan F. Dixon, 2,669; Judge Carder, Dem., 1,480; scattering; 11; Dixon over Carder, Rep., 1,189. LEGISLATURE, 1867. Senate. House. Joint Bal. Republicans.. Democrats.. Rep. maj. .90 .14 54......... .76 VERMONT. GOV'NOR, '67. Gov.'66. PRES.'64. Counties. Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. Un, Dem. Page.Edwards. Dill. Dav'pt.Linc.McCl. Addison 2553 252.. 2537 246.. 3567 344 Bennington. 2773 1244.. 1820 830., 2333 1021 Caledonia... 2266 1135.. 2389 1129.. 2731 1115 Chittenden.. 2777 986.. 3402 923 Essex... 385 Franklin 2308 Grand Isle.. 367 Lamoille Orange Orleans. Rutland Windham 2428 Williams.Shars'd. Geary. Bradford 5846 2638.. 7134 286 3428.. 7237 3184 3859.. 3569 289 319.. 100 3773 3962.. 4299 709 1019.. 775 1343 2753.. 1699 Huntingdon3009 2258.. 3248 Indiana.... 3608 Jefferson 1806 1851.. 2015 Juniata.... 1368 Lancaster .12799 Lawrence. 2833 Lebanon... 3625 Lehigh... 3514 5141.. 4159 Luzerne 7985 10404.. 8783 Lycoming. 3604 4357.. 3871 McKean 705 545.. 877 Mercer 3935 3414.. 4416 Mifflin 1565 1769.. 1725 Monroe.... 543 2359.. 705 Montgom'y 6586 7683.. 7286 Montour. 1006 1283.. 1130 Northam'n 3027 5979.. 3859 Northum'd 3023 3469.. 3361 Perry 2427 2292.. 2581 Philadelph.49587 52075..54205 235 901.. 360 1134 481.. 1346 8380.. 8793 Bucks... 6224 6910.. 6805 2939 2662.. 3544 2068 3020.. 2643 4018.. 6714 4231.. 4030 3847.. 5691 2148.. 3647 751.. 376 Washington. 2551 1241.. 2901 Windsor..... 3997 832.. 4107 Total. .31694 11510..34117 11292..42419 13321 Per cent. .73.32 26.63 75.13 24.87.. 76.11 23.89 In 1867, total vote for Governor (incl. 22 scattering), 43,226; John B. Page over John L. Edwards, 20,184; over all, 20,162. In 1866, whole vote for Governor (incl. 3 scattering), 45,412; Paul Dillingham over Charles N. Davenport, 22,825; over all, 22,822. In 1865, whole vote for Governor,36,456; Dillingham over Davenport, 18,729; scattering, 13. In 1864, whole vote for Governor, 43,543; Smith over Redfield, 18,977. Whole vote for President, 55,740: Lincoln's majority, 29,098. In 1860, whole vote for President, 44,644; Lincoln over all, 22,972. LEGISLATURE, 1867. Senate.House.Joint Bal. Republicans.. Democrats.. Total...266824 267746.307274 290096.296391 276316 Per cent.....49.91 50.09.. 51.44 48.56.. 51.75 48.25 In 1867, total vote for Judge of Supreme Court, 534,570; Geo. Sharswood over Henry W. Williams, 922. In 1866, whole vote for Governor, 597,370; John W. Geary over Heister Clymer, 17,178. In 1865, whole vote for AuditorGeneral (including 123 which were thrown out), 454,263; J. F. Hartranft over W. W. H. Davis, 22,660. In 1864, whole vote for President, 572,707; Lincoln's majority, 20,075. CONGRESS, 1867. In the Twelfth District, lately represented by Charles Denison, Dem., the vote to fill the vacancy caused by his death was as follows: Counties. Rep. Dem. Ketcham.Woodward. 3078.. 3526 3211 Luzerne. 2385..3237 2304 Susquehanna.. 2835.. 2336 2752 13266 2686 Total. Geo. W. Woodward ov. Wm. W. Ketcham,515. Pike.. 1084.. 260 620.. 1390 1180 €80 1199.. 1792 1326.. 1679 1368 1541.. 8062 683.. 436 2690.. 4429 1425.. 4791 1675 1200.. 1991 2610.. 4409 4513.. 4977 2586.. 2357 Brown 2480 1987.. 2988 3940.. 2139 1543.. 1817 7255.. 4652 1146.. 2066 2407 3266.. 2822 Butler 2800 4886.. 3021 Carroll 1634 1289.. 1751 Champaign 2623 2159.. 2760 Clarke..... 3290 2113.. 3569 Clermont.. 3246 $737.. 3466 Clinton.... 2634 1628.. 2844 Columbiana 4237 2919.. 4298 Coshocton. 2102 2619.. 2098 Crawford. 1864 3497.. 1997 Cuyahoga. 9673 7436.. 8631 Darke...... 2661 3246.. 2881 Defiance... 1009 1855.. 1072 Delaware.. 2727 2311.. 2827 Erie.. Fairfield... 2056 Fayette ... 1733 Franklin 4600 Fulton..... 1902 Gallia... 2001 1902.. 2477 630.. 2512 Geauga.... 2654 1588.. 3886 1913.. 2684 18341..22700 16598 2380.. 2177 1445.. 1613 1521.. 2178 3102.. 2699 2933 4726.. 3219 1177.. 1794 1836.. 2753 1960.. 3709 3613.. 3303 1499.. 2758 2387.. 4547 2472.. 2125 3179.. 1954 5697.. 9987 2915.. 2598 1666.. 1163 1951.. 2827 3112 5856 1556 1745 1223 1755 1641 3318 Total..243605 240622.256302 213606.265154 205568 45.46.. 56.31 43.69 Per cent.... 50.30 49 70.. 54.54 4310 In 1867, whole vote for Governor, 484,227; Rutherford B. Hayes over Allen G. Thurman, 2,983. In 1866, total vote for Secretary of State, 469,908; Wm. H. Smith over Benj. LeFever, 42,696. In 1865, total vote for Governor, 417,720 Jacob Dolson Cox over J. W. Morgan, 29,936; Cox's majority over all, 29,546. In 1864, whole vote for President, 470,722. Lincoln's majority, 59,586; whole vote for Secretary, 419,649; Smith's (Union) majority, 54,751. In 1860, whole vote for President, 442,141; Lincoln's majority, 20,779. 1397 2501 2447 2704 1594 1892 1243 5756 970 1174 491 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, 1867. The Ohio Legislature of 1867, resolved to submit to a popular vote a constitutional amendment to strike out the word "white" in the franchise law, and to disfranchise disloyalists. The vote was as follows: Counties. Yes. No.. Counties. Yes. No. Adams.. 2427 Logan .2318 1943 1980 Allen.. 1364 2717 Lorain..... .3857 1944 2577 Lucas 1295 Madison.....1240 1710 1904 Mahoning...2733 2642 1563 Auglaize.. 760 2839 Marion .1160 2016 Belmont... 3018 Lorain.. 4095 1807.. 4373 Lucas.. 3844 2655.. 4193 Madison... 1515 1533.. 1614 Mahoning. 2898 2602.. 2935 Marion.... 1377 1953.. 1523 Medina. 2626 1686.. 2772 Meigs.. 2773 2185.. 2931 698 2323.. 763 3352 2810.. 3716 Monroe.. 1111 8477.. 1069 Montgom'y 5602 6282.. 5628 Morgan.... 2103 1953.. 2446 Morrow 2240 1801.. 2249 Muskingum 4315 4671.. 4562 Noble... 2009 1873.. 2153 Ottawa... 808 1260.. 892 Paulding.. 761 666.. 753 Perry..... 1599 2090.. 1720 Pickaway.. 1882 2870.. 2061 Pike 978 1770.. 1037 Portage.... 3342 2317.. 3365 Preble 2422 1867.. 2717 Putnam 972 2020.. 1164 Richland... 3068 3691.. 2957 Ross.... 2883 3837.. 3272 Sandusky.. 2261 2884.. 2407 Scioto..... 2327 2535.. 2619 1708.. 4586 1650 Darke 2389 3529 Perry ..1457 2178 2624.. 3794 2095 Defiance 944 1893 Pickaway, .1572 3060 1440.. 1671 1165 Delaware.. 2444 2514 Pike.. 766 1890 2276.. 3042 2169 Portage. .3188 2386 4058 Preble.. 2285 1938 1639.. 2925 1629 *Fayette. 1435 1717 Putnam.. Franklin... 4032 7707 Richland. 1329 Ross.. 2556 4056 2207 Sandusky...2067 2948 2863.. 1411 3200 708 Scioto.... 1831 2636 5608.. 5526 5284 Greene. 3403 1457 Seneca .2453 3709 Guernsey 2420 2126 Shelby.. ..1162 2482 *Hamilton..16119 20796 Stark.. 1722 842 363 1864 Hardin.. 1629 Harrison... 1870 Henry. 836 Highland.. 2607 1838 Trumbull...4243 1820 Tuscarawas2407 1587 Union.... 2222 3660 ..1905 1662 3074* Van Wert..1242 1451 2527 Hocking. 1057 2193 Vinton......1137 1706 1519.. 1049 1941 Holmes. 868 3011 Warren.....3321 2079 * 2228 Washington 3416 3868 1916 Wayne. 2371 Williams 2925 Wood 910 Wyandotte,.1487 2258 Lawrence.. 1098 2771 2051 Licking..... 2767 4888 Total....216987 255340 Total vote on Amendment, 472,327; majority against Amendment on vote actually cast, 38,353; not voting on Amendment, 12,276; constitutional majority against it, 50,629. *Twelve Counties marked *. gave Republican majorities for Governor, but majorities against the Amendment. CONGRESS, 1867.-At a special election for Congress in the Second District, to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Governor Hayes, Richard Smith, Rep., received 9,431 votes; Samuel F. Cary, Ind. Rep., 10,390; Charles Reemelin, Dem., 120; Cary over Smith, 959, Over all, 839. LEGISLATURE, 1868. Republicans.... Democrats Senate.House.Joint Bal. 34.. 307 1098.. 515 323 McLean.. 23 Meade... 18 Metcalfe.. 119 461 Monroe... 619 359 Montgom'y158 Morgan 223 Muhlenb'g 451 6.. 197 648.. 52 Nelson.... 12 1151 Adair..... 324 550 420.. 675 535.. 59 627 Nicholas.. 345 93 526 Ohio 736 Oldham .. 6 1130 72 737 Owsley 698 82 Pendleton. 544 1505.. 200 1063 493 Powell.... 133 Boyle 133 707 63.. 316 845.. 129 Bracken... 220 Rowan 274 Bullitt.... 4 524 113.. 307 780.. 14 624 Butler.... 634 439 Russell... 367 360 1291 475 Carroll... 16 693 12.. 168 755.. 82 324 Carter.... 776 583 Casey. 439 429 Christian. 383 1060 Clarke.... 179 850 Clay...... 418 7.. 861 475.. 867 345 Todd. *Taylor 3 388 442.. 314 451.. 30 489 160 697 Trigg 34 1021 Trimble Union .... 147 1841 Warren 117 1211 Washing'n 223 Wayne.... 354 443 120.. 394 394.. 33 302 150.. 495 1951.. 37 1124 80. 385 249.. 48 47.. 811 506.. 470 190.. 821 215 303 1769.. 882 496 Webster.. 337 832 Whitley 945 60 Woodford. 37 787 Wolfe..... 291 Soldiers. 457 80.. 989 196 216.. 534 38 14.. 155 1153.. 357 626. 1273.. 253 692.. 86 587.. 109 701 689 61 57.. 632 753.. 467 391 460 372 769 726 591 431 366 1010 51 756.. 780 10.. 156 383.. 591 2.. 73 9.. 517 14.. 523 887..3720 59.. 198 6.. 617 15.. 850.. 40 1051 1309.. 30 949 1167.. 111 1168 872.. 289 223 Kenton... 876 2011 Knox Larue 9..1508 759 124 188.. 987 64 461 404.. 538 Laurel.... 670 199 145.. 706 Total..33939 90225 13167.58035 95979.27786 64801 Per cent 24.71 65.70 9.59..37.68 62.32..30.18 69.83 In 1867, whole vote for Governor, 137,331 John M. Helm over Sidney M. Barnes, 56,286; over Sidney M. Barnes and Wm. B. Kínkead, 43,119. In 1866, whole vote for Clerk of Court of Appeals, 154,014; Duvall over Hobson, 37,944. In 1865, the whole vote for Treasurer, 84,269; Garrard over Neale, 105. In 1864, whole vote for President, 92,087; McClellan's majority, 36,515. * Majority or plurality for Third Party. CONGRESS, 1867. Districts. Rep. Dem. I. Symmes.Trimble. Union Marshall.....109 Smith.Brow.Ritter Rankin.Jones.Scat. 1,175 Golladay over Curd, 5,444; over both, 257 Kenton... 974 1700 23 4,594. 37 Pendleton 478 920 Grayson. 153 569 Total...3839 9488 36 Total...2816 8922 1155 Rep.D.3dP. John Young Brown VII. Brown.Beck.Han'n. over Burwell C. Ritter, Bourbon. 91 1016 78 7,767; over Ritter and Boyle.....104 Sam. E. Smith, 4,951. Clarke...162 667 75 Rep. Dem. Fayette...302 1257 120 Blakey. Hise. Franklin.130 848 191 82 511 Jessamine142 614 79 1041 Lincoln...133 694 163 128 Mercer...210 934 245 272 Nicholas..298 1024 113 679 Scott 68 1218 110 III. 1634 Woodford 24 651 62 77 316 95 859 Total..1664 9716 1388 Republicans.. LEGISLATURE, 1867. Senate.House.Joint Bal. .7 10. 17 Democrats Total .1201 7740 VIII. Rice. Adams. D. Blakey, 6,539. Elijah Hise over Geo. Breathitt Rep. D.3dP. Estill 127 347 Clay.. Marin...... 515 IV. Taylor.Knott.H'dy. Garrard Adair.... 338 435 25 Harlan Mariposa. 599 Mendocino 512 537 173 .... 18. Jackson. Anderson. 140 598 J. Proctor Knott over Milton J. Rice, 265. Marion C.Taylor, 5,922; over Taylor and Wm. J. Heady, 5,414. Rep. Dem.3dP. Boyd V. Bullitt.Grover.Jacob. Carter Henry 10 876 534 Fleming. Jefferson. 720 3754 1520 Floyd.. Rep.D.3dP Owen..... 9 1952 123 Johnson... 465 251 17 9 9 455 458 10 Bracken.. 330 984 At a special election in the Third District, held in August, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Elijah Hise, the following vote was cast: J. S. Golladay, Dem., 6,619: W. T. Jackman, Rep., 850; J. R. Curd, Third Party, At an election held in October, 1867, for Justice of Supreme Court, Royal T. Sprague, Dem., was elected over John Currey, Rep., by a majority from 1,000 to 2,000. Mono...... 117 9 101.. 52 S. Bernard'0234 - Placer.....1672 132 1590..1449 2141..2099 1400..4192 1763 24 708.. 616 859..2314 1474 553.. 828 669 426.. 155 Trinity 509 11 444.. 506 318.. 653 461 255 Tuolumne 1068 16 1350.. 888 |