Jo Daviess.... Kane... Kendall.. Knox..... 5235 2632 Lake.... 2319 1647 LaSalle... Lawrence Livingston... Logan... Macon... Macoupin. 34.. 2106 518.. 3920 10.. 619 Mercer ..... 2209 1428 90.. 1341 Felch. Nat.. had 1.600 votes, Condon, Ind., 2361 250 votes, and Schilling, Socialist, had 774 2,473 votes. 1330) 1218 Barber 569 Maj.ov.n. 4,294 Free BrentanoLeMoyne 5,280.. 11,722 11,435 287 1895 Cornell, Nat, had 884 votes, and Sibley, 1492 Ind., had 2,306 votes. 3804 986 Hayes TildenCooper Powell Etter 2957 2276 140.. 2046 1897 83 61.. 947 5398 2850 172.. 4416 2827 1363 126.. 1334 1369 524 309.. 937 141.. 3417 65.. 1417 6268 6001 214.. 3948 Stough. Farns1198 1320 27.. 816 Sherwin, ton. Lathrop, worth. 3987 080 100.. 2040 1226 IV....12.753 4,260.. 13,241 8,149 3550 2134 1170.. 2010 2235 Maj.ov.n. 9,117 2788 2595 37.. 2127 1913 Scattering, 5,591. 3120 2782 268.. 1666 1987 Adams, Nat., had 3.636 votes. ... 3567 4076 114.. 2372 2293 Madison........ 4554 4730 39.. 3410 3640 Hawk. way. Burchard. Pattison. Marion.. 2009 2444 209.. 1349 2490 V ..11,042 4,823.. 15.793 10,000 Marshall...... 1553 1430 135.. 1500 516 Maj.ov.n. 6,219 5,193 1566 1939 86.. 992 1349 Raisor. Nat., had 4,804 votes. • 1231 793 20.. 646 820 Hender. Dunham. Hender- Dunham. McDonough... 2952 2811 347.. 28305 2277 son. 1447 VI....10,964 8,257.. 15,560 3997 Maj.ov.n. 4,289 5.759 1325 Haney, Nat.. had 6,675 votes. 1107 Hayes. Brooks. Hayes. Campbell. 845 1651 7.. 152 1841 VII..10,712 5,795.. 14,849 13,313 2486 3013 201.. 1351 2601 Maj.ov.n. 4,200 1,536 3069 3174 109.. 2114 2513 Campbell, Nat., had 6,512 votes. 1245 1672 28.. 284 1492 Fort. Shaw. Fort. Parker. 3833 1921 104.. 2030 1410 VIII...11.271 4,822.. 15,001 12,211 4665 5443 95.. 3665 3651 Maj.ov,n. 4,693 2.790 1541 1383 48.. 1033 741 Straun, Nat.. had 6,575 votes. 1807 1316 117.. 916 986 Boyd. Wilson. Boyd. Wilson. 3055 4040 35.. 1482 2160 IX...10,543 9,802.. 14,548 14,001 1319 800 5.. 675 685 Malov.11. 741 547 1043 772 -.. 909 579 McKeighan, Nat.. had 3,749 votes. 646 459 14.. 388 304 Marsh. Phelps. Marsh. Hungate. 2.. 1414 2037 X.....11,814 11,238.. 14.252 13,496 55.. 839 1100 Maj.ov.n. 576 756 27.. 1954 1956) 980 1081 641.. 458 1494 Sangamon.... 4851 5847 79.. 3057 4323 Schuyler....... 1522 1804 115.. 1010 1448 XI... 6,956 11.961.. 12,622 Scott........... 910 1269 182.. 377 1416 Maj.ov.n. 5,005.. Shelby... 2069 3553 341.. 804 2639 Payne, Pro., had 3,034 votes. Stark 1440 786 96.. 795 553 Cook. Springer. Phillips. Springer. 4708 5891 99.. 2982 4076 XII... 9,146 12.542.. 26.. 1912 1837 Maj.ov.n. 13,744 17,409 3,396.. 44.. 1904 2170 3,665 Mather, Nat., had 4,611 votes. 3.. 475 1516 Tipton. Steven Tipton. Steven288.. 2562 1630 207.. 250 1202 XIII...12,058 13,870.. Warren...... 2795 1984 138.. 1608 1402 Maj ov.n. 1,812.. Washington... 1911 1671 39.. 1082 1315 B.ckamore, Pro., had 134 votes. ..... 1570 1751 482.. 835 840 1297 2066 469.. 767 1862 Mason Massac McHenry. McLean... 3465 1874 Menard........ 1115 1657 Monroe In 1878, John C. Smith, Rep., received for Moore ShanklinJames Harris'n Wil'ms State Treasuror 215,283; E. L. Cronkrite, Parke.... 2058 1557 700.. 2471 1855 Dem., 169,965; E. N. Bates, Rep., 65.673;| Perry. 1220 1672 151.. 1333 1758 J. R. Govin, Pro., 2.192. For Superintend. Pike.. 1264 1652 487. 1384 1609 ent of Public Instruction, J. P. Sface, Rep,,| Porter..... 1621 1182 775. 2699 1630 received 206,624; S. M. Ettla, Dem.. 171.- Posey.. 1694 2247 45.. 1753 2364 451 F. R. Hall, Nat., 65.507; Kate L. Pulaski.. 680 855 523.. 927 1221 Hopkins, Pro., 2,056. The Constitutional Putnam. 2384 2622 187.. 2235 2805 Amendment on page 19 received 295,780 Randolph.... 3487 1615 194.. 3861 1995 votes, or 69,224 more than half the vote for Ripley. 2150 2494 65.. 2145 2370 State Treasurer. Rush....... 2451 2307 672 1055 2012 2982 214.. 2387 Scott... Shelby Spencer.. 1967 2288 206.. 2123 80.2492 2204 76.. 767 1063 176 2475 483 796 3524 INDIANA. SEC'Y OF STATE, 78. Counties. Rep. Dem. Nat. (92) Moore Shank- James lin Adams.. 480 1577 412.. Allen. 2747 6534 Barth'l'mew 2240 2838 Cass.. .... 958.. 4067 81.. 2349 Benton..... 1082 1015 448.. 1261 1179 Blackford.. 460 856 308.. 632 842 Boone 2473 2408 909... 2685 2405 Brown 378 1166 137.. 497 1231 Carroll...... 1830 2006 355... 2065 2283 2857 2977 621.. 3060 3515 Clark... 2009 2869 574.. 2446 3235 Clay 1843 2295 1098.. 2396 2582 Clinton. 2020 2722 314.. 300 2524 Crawford..... 760 1209 847.. 1069 1228 Daviess..... 2118 2167 158.. 2071 2441 Dearborn. 1834 3267 148.. 2104 3438 Decatur..... 2444 2460 100.. 2475 2419 DeKalb. 1897 2137 606.. 2409 2597 Delaware... Dubois. 2905 1558 161.. 3024 1664 660 2260 49.. 711 2364 1872 Starke.. 958 415.. 1375 1032 Counties. Rep. Dem. Nat. Rep. Din, Gbk. Heil- Gar De De 1. Fui- De man vin Bruler Braler ler Bruter Gibson.. 2226 2167 160..262 2275 121 Perry .1432 1417 194..1324 1714 125 Posey. .1-18 2099 63..1765 2353 21 Spencer....1954 2117 345..2102 2375 239 Vand'rb'rg 4077 3258 548..3924 378s 660 Warrick....1821 2011 285..1811 2222 1062 530 Jasper.. II. 1801 Long Bicknell Willy NewsomeBickn'l Carr Total. 9369 15074 1588..11576 17225 1034 Maj.over next 5705 5469 IV. Sexton New Gregg Sexton Wool-Briglit 602 Total.14655 15146 Maj.over uext 431 Total.15 65 13108 5252..17952 16804 33 M.ov.ux 1957 en 2455 46.. 3051 28.. 1956 2418 6 -.. 602 2373 500 67 XI. 58.. 2450 2171 1 7 2139 1063 1483 1.99 161 1148 Cow Dyke. Moss Evans Armgill man strong Cass.... 2664 2639 1093.. 3049 3576 Fulton.. 1361 1389 431.. 1579 1727 Hmit'n 2750 1263 1077.. 3114 2061 Howard 2278 1283 434.. 2687 1923 109..14920 14570 378 Miami.. 2640 2746 226.. 2687 3005 Tipton.. 884 1600 427.. 1415 1879 Wabash 2970 2182 178.. 3499 2508 332 V. Browne Hol Jeffries Browne Hol-Hayes White Hunter Mc- Davis Democratic-National.. .......... 171,017 175,5 3 9,712 18.720 30,801 405,760 The following are the aggregates on the other State officers chosen: Audit'r of State. A. O. Miller, Rep... 180,718 Total.12124 13164 4929.14265 13163 4704 Treas'r of Slate.4. F. Herriott, Rep. 180,574 Maj.over next 1010 1100 IX. Urta Mc- Tem- White McWll-Tem Wm. Fleming, Dem. 194,143 Attorney-Gen'l.. D. P.Baldwin, Rep. 180,291 Clinton. 1948 2733. 347..2291 1609 265 Sup. of Pub.Ins.J. T. Merrill, Rep... 179.976 Total vote...... 51.56 47.94 42521 1302..121516 78995..171326 112121 0.49.. 49.52 32.20.. 58.58 38.35 59205 292878 For Governor in 1877, Stubbs, Greenback, had 34,347 votes, and Jessup, Prohibition, For President in 1876, Cooper, Greenback, had 9,431 votes. had 10,545 votes. The following are the aggregates for other In 1876, Joseph C. Stone, Rep., had 17,188 votes, and Wesley C. Hobbs, Dem., had 14,814 votes; Stone's majority, 2,374. Price Braman Geiger 1981 713 773 7,675 Cedar. Treasurer George W. Bemis. Rep... 134.283 Clinton.. II. Total.. Reg. State James K. Powers, Rep.. 134,757 Muscatine. 2693 2434 757 In 1876, Hiram Price. Rep.. had 16,439 votes, and Jeremiah H. Murphy, Dem., had 14,683 votes; Price's majority, 1,756. III. Buchanan.. Reportr of John S. Runnel's, Rep... 131,297 LEGISLATURE, 1878-'9. Senate. House. Jt. Bal. Clayton.. Dubuque.. Favetie Winneshiek.. 109 479 Scattering. 3. Republicans. Democrats. Greenbackers. In the preceding Legislature the Republicans had a majority of £6. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1878. Districts. In 1876, Theodore W. Burdick. Rep.. had 17.423 votes, and Jeff. M. Griffith. Dem., 16,100 votes; Burdick's majority, 1,323. Rep. Dem. Nat. McCold Hobba Bereman 2345 1448 640 Black Hawk.. 2182 1162 1786 717 1036 Cerro Gordo.. Chickasaw 499 Franklin 562 Grundy. 1836 1001 824 Hancock. Hardin. Lee..... Louisa.. Van Buren Washington.. |