Total Per cent......... In 1864, for Governor, Arthur I. Boreman had no opposition. Whole vote for President, 33,590; Lincoln's majority, 12,714. Several counties were not returned in time for the official canvass.-In 1860, whole vote for President, as above, 46,637. Lincoln had 1,927 votes in the State, nearly all of which were cast in the counties now forming West Virginia; but the election judges generally refused to make official returns lest the people might know the facts. ..19098..28152 10438..21007 21908 5742 100..68.93 32.07..43.17 45.02 11.81 CONGRESS, 1864.-Three Union members were chosen, with little opposition. They are: 1, Chester D. Hubbard; 2, George R. Latham; 3, Killian V. Whaley. LEGISLATURE.-There is no division of parties in either House. Wood 284 Soldiers' vote.9257 Total 248.. 362 359 .79959 55328..83458 65884..86110 65908 Per cent.... ..59.11 40.89.. 55.89 44.11.. 56.65 43.35 In 1863, whole vote, 135,297; James T. Lewis over Henry L. Palmer, 24,631.-In 1864, whole vote 149,342; Lincoln's majority, 17,574.-In 1860, whole vote 152,018; Lincoln over the combined opposition, 20,202. Districts. CONGRESS, 1864. Union. Dem. Halbert E. Paine. John W. Cary. I. Home. Army.Total. Home. Army.Total. Whole Dist..12043 1817 13860.. 12791 485 13278 Cary's maj. on home vote, 748; Paine's maj. on army, 1,332; Paine's clear maj, 588. II. Ithamar C. Sloan, George B. Smith. Whole Dist..13213 2325 15538.. 9579 456 10045 Sloan's maj., ho., 3,634; ar., 1,869; tot., 4,493.. III. Amasa Cobb. Chas. A. Rodolph. Whole Dist..11837 2916 14753.. 8112 324 8436 Cobb's maj,, ho., 3,725; ar., 2,592; tot., 6,119. IV. A. Scott Sloan. Chas. A. Eldridge. Whole Dist..9572 1380 10952.. 15235 348 15583 Eldridge's maj, home, 5,663; Sloan's maj., army, 1,032; Eldridge's clear maj., 4,631. V. Philetus Sawyer. Gabriel Bouck. Whole Dist..11087 2131 13218.. 9875 399 10274 Sawyer's maj., ho., 1,212; ar., 1,732; tot., 2,944. VI. Walter D, McIndoe. Henry Reed. Whole Dist..11571 2121 13692.. 6645 234 6879 McIndoe's maj., ho., 4,926; ar., 1,887; tot. 6,813. LEGISLATURE, 1865. Senate. House. Joint Bal. Unionists.. Democrats Union majority. Dane. Dodge Door. Douglas 67.. 70 81 Dunn 507 273.. 506 251.. 564 350 Counties. Eau Claire.... 501 93 40 53 GOV'NOR, 1864. PRES. 64. PRES. '60 Union. Dem. Un. Dem. Rep. Dem. Crapo Fenton. Linc. Mc lel. Linc. Others. .1865 1551.. 1861 1543.. 1896 1544 71.. 82 28 18 1022.. 1901 1038 584.. 311 824 2307.. 2620 2337 1465.. 3074 1558 2525.. 4072 2449 116 73 15. 71 1665 1021.. 1652 460 586.. 462 .2562 2311.. 2554 .3037 1472.. 3035 .8750 2532.. 3742 146.. 235 30 2101.. 3230 2031 2540 - 1222 41 2177.. 2534 2166 70.. 126 185.. 56 88.. 89 64.. 20 74 23 64.. 23 Eaton 56 43.. 57 Mackinaw Macomb 185. 49 Mecosta... 146 97.. 143 97.. 109 ... 308 Marquette...no ret'rn. Menominee... 49 Midland.. 212 88 ..13426 9355 Thos. W. Ferry over Ontonagon... 370 3510 Frederick Hall, 4,071. Saginaw.. ..1759 1872 2003 V. Trowbridge. Baldw. Shiawassee...1427 1289 Tuscola ...1471 1248. 39 Lapeer ... 798 Livingston...1624 1985 Army vote...1219 Macomb.. ..2054 2177 Total......12490 10604 Oakland.. ..3746 3802 John F. Driggs over Sanilac....... 755 317 William Willard, 1,886. LEGISLATURE.-There is a large preponderance-three or four to one-of Unionists in each House. 58 5 23..[New Co.] 158 300 177.. 192 350 401.. 747 .91356 74293..91521 74604..88480 65057 ..55.16 44.84.. 55.89 44.11.. 57.63 42.37 In 1864, whole vote for Governor, 165,619. Henry H. Crapo over William H. Fenton, 17,063. Whole vote for President,166,125; Lincoln over McClellan, 16,917.-In 1860, whole vote, 153,537; Lincoln over all, 23,423. [For President in 1864, there were 17 counties not returned in time. These we have included in the table above given. Districts. I. Hillsdale Lenawee CONGRESS, 1864. CALIFORNIA. GOV'NOR, '63. PRES. '64. PRES. '60. Counties. Un. Dem. Un. Dem. Rep. Dem. Low. Downey. Linc. McClel. Linc. Others. 608 938 .1404 802.. 1467 811.. 1033 1056 .2245 2064.. 1392 1199.. 995 2989 ..1876 1490.. 1739 1117.. 1437 3001 2020.. 2071 1564.. 978 2943 564.. 274 425.. 258 694 534.. 958 522.. 30.. 167 139.. 175 344 2139.. 2919 2122.. 2119 4930 378. 92 359.. 53 416 196.. 423 262.. 335 576 199.. 139 122.. 92 576 223.. 213 405. Contra Costa.1064 El Dorado....3210 Klamath.. Lake.. Lassen. 83 502 204 164 459 Un. Dem. Districts. Un. Dem. Beaman, Noble. Upson. Balch. .3815 1783 Army vote...3084 .4814 8622 Monroe .1641 2350 Total. .19151 12538 Wayne .5965 7667 Charles Upson over Army vote...1671 226 Nathaniel A. Balch, 6,613. Total......17906 15592| IIL Longyear.Johnson. Fernando C. Beaman Calhoun.. .3750 2530 over Daniel A. Noble, Eaton..... .1854 1374 2,314. Ingham .1808 1791 IL Upson. Balch. Jackson ..3003 2910 1865 1543 Washtenaw..3650 3840 .2563 2310 Army vote...1367 8035 1475 Allegan... Branch Cass... 313 .1775 1437 Total......15432 12758 Kalamazoo...3143 2108 John W. Longyear St. Joseph ...2690 1808 over David Johnson, Van Buren...1996 1400/2,674. 640 835 623 95 1009 522 898 .2882 318 236.. 984.. 555 744.. 352 1364 507.. 415 364.. 306 483 180.. 400 197.. 7 695 107 2.. Dunklin 438 401. 494 1573 185.. 433 390 281. 201 1649 346.. 42 1698 26.. 933 17.. 129 Harrison .1130 187.. 1252 212.. 1113 297 1279 16 1568 1.. 15 75.. 673 81.. 202 5.. 534 6.. 1 638 972 2106 403 585 2.. 108 579 602 557.. 191 3511 46 2.. 38 1023 915 323.. 882 Lafayette.. 243 426.. 346 895.. 24 2722 Lawrence 525 42.. 883 Lewis Lincoln 541.. 774 533. 755 474 345.. 542 857.. 63504 25711..72750 31678..17028 148490 Per cent...... 71.35 28.65.. 69.46 30.54..10.29 89.71 In 1864, whole yote (so far as returned) for Convention, 89,215; majority in favor, 87,793. Whole vote for President, 104,428; Lincoln over McClellan, 41,072.-In 1860, whole vote for President, 165,518; anti-Lincoln majority, 181,462. GOVERNOR.-In 1864, Thomas C. Fletcher, Union, was elected Governor over Thomas L. Price, Dem., by a majority a little exceeding that for Lincoln. The vote (incomplete) was: Fletcher, 71,531; Price, 30,406; majority for Fletcher, 41,125. CONGRESS, 1864. II. Total... 988 31 655 1 138 00 439 195 647 203 65 28 .6180 1253 Shannon..(Co.disorg,) Saline......157 2 57 C.Girard'u 1166 22 494 Chariton ...357 Bollinger.. 179 42 Madison... 221 22 Iron... 229 239 106 Dent... ་་་་་ 4 44 Total....3498 695 3226 R. T. Van Horn over Elijah H. Norton, 272; Perry. 569 118 257 over Austin A. King, Total....4075 659 1858 Buchanan.. (no return) Rad.In.Rad.In. Un. Davis 60 67. 278 149.. 134 91.. 59 67.. 79 47 265 163.. 307 124 128 92.. Dickinson 44 20.. 41 19.. 42 20 Loan.Bas.Br'h. 628 8 151 Doniphan. 634 516.. Douglas Franklin. 320 127.. Andrew....1093 21 54 Greenwood.. Jackson 336 1 190 Jefferson 255 Johnson. Total....3548 3841 400 Macon John R. Kelso_over Randolph Sempronius H. Boyd, Howard 293; over M. J. Hubble, Rad. Dem. Total. 384 ......8536 18 1 2978 John F. Benjamin McClurg, Orr. over John M. Glover, 13 5,558. Rad. Dem. Anderson.Guitar. 3,841. V. Bates 26 Vernon (no vote). Johnson. 757 224 IX. Hickory 310 Benton Pettis 398 Montgomery 503 Moniteau 774 436 Callaway. 97 Boone 192 Total... .11577 7794.. 10105 8597.. 16441 3691 .59.77 40.23.. 54.40 45.60.. 81.67 18.33 In 1864, whole vote for Governor (soldiers' vote estimated), 19,371; Samuel J. Crawford, "Lane" Union, over Solon O. Thatcher, "AntiLane" Union, 3,783. Whole vote for Congress, 18,702; Sidney Clarke, "Lane" Union, over Albert L. Lee, "Anti-Lane" Union, 1,508. Whole vote for President, 20,132; Lincoln over McClellan, 12,750. [There was an "Anti-Lane" split on the Electoral ticket, but all the Elect ors chosen were Union men, and the vote of the State is cast for Lincoln and Johnson. Kansas did not vote for President in 1860.] LEGISLATURE.-Both branches all Union. LOUISIANA. GOVERNOR.-On the 22d of February, a Gov389 ernor and other State officers were chosen. 903 Michael Hahn, Union Free State Rad. 6,536; J. Q. A. Fellows, Pro.Stav: 2,750; B. F. Flanders, Indep. 1,860. All the candidates professed to be Unionists. 349 216 199 836 811 272 264 St. Charles..1505 263 379 5 Total......5329 4950 George W. Anderson Total... .6976 2555 over Odon Guitar, 379. NEVADA. CONSTITUTION.-In October a State Constitution was adopted, and Governor,Congress, man, &c., chosen. The vote on Governor was: H. G, Blasdell, Union, 9,834; David E. Buel, Dem., 6,590; Blasdell's majority, 3,244. H. G. NEW CONSTITUTION.-In September, a new Constitution, prohibiting slavery was adopted by: yeas, 6,836; nays, 1,566; majority for, 5,270. A Legislature was elected at the same time, almost entirely Free State. Members of Congress were chosen as follows: Union. I..M.F. Bonzano II..A. P. Field III..W. D. Mann IV..T. M. Wells Indep. .1607; Edmund Abell.1511 1357; A. P. Dostie....1023 1908; [no opposition.] 465; 66 V..R, W. Taliaferro. 211; ELECTORS.-In December, the Legislature chose seven Electors, Unionists of course. STATES. TERM EXP. SALRY LEG'RE MEETS, STATE ELECT'N CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. 1W. Sept. 1 M. April. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. Nov. 2 Tu. Oct. 1 Tu. Nov: 1 Tu. Nov. 1 M. Aug., Jan. 1866 Jan. 1866 3,500 1 W. Jan. 1 Tu. Nov. Jan. 1867 1,500 *1 W. Jan. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. Nov. 1,000 2,500 *Last M.Dec Thomas C. Fletcher. Dec. 1867 Note.-All the Governors are Unionists, except Parker of New Jersey: (Bramlette, of Kentucky, was elected as a Unionist, but is rather doubtful now.) Astar (*) in Legislature column indicates that sessions are held biennially. Rhode Island has a semi-annual session. POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. 1864. 1860. 1856. STATES. Union. Dem. Union Rep. Dem. Am. 888 161 66,090 52,843 579 847,953 590,631 1,342,164 1,803,029 874,625 18.11 12.65 33.36 44.85 21.79 (Democratic majority.)-In 1864, whole vote 4,084, 789; Lincoln's majority, 411,281.-In 1860, whole vote, 4,680,193; Lincoln over Douglas, 491,275; over Breckinridge, 1,018,500; over Bell, 1,275,821; all others over Lincoln, 947,289.--In 1856, whole vote, 3,992,818; Buchanan over Fre mont, 460,865; over Fillmore, 928,404 Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 386,760. 89,706 60,310 |