The Tribune Almanac and Political Register

Kansas.

107,206

364,399

996,696

1,427,096

Kentucky.

73,677 220,955

406,511 564,135 687,917 76,556 152,923 215,739 96,540 151,719 228,705 298,269 319,728 341,548 380,546 407,350 378,787 422,845 472,040

399,455

447,040

470,019

583,034

687,049

780,894

934,943

1,042,390

523,159

610,408

737,609

994,514 1,231,066

1,457,351

1,783,085 2,238,943

Michigan...

4,762

8,765

31,639 212,267

397,654

749,113

1,184,059

1,638,937

2,093,889

Minnesota..

6,077

172,023

439,706

780,773 1,301,826

136,621 375,651 140,455 382,702

Montana.

20,595

39,159

132,159

ORIGIN, DATE OF SETTLEMENT, INDEBTEDNESS, ETC., OF STATES AND

Population.

TERRITORIES.

1Of the thirteen original States. 2 Purchased from Russia. 3 According to nearest census. 4Less sinking fund. POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, 1888, 1892, 1896.

-1896.

767,501
3,785,373
50,837,315

3.145,658
2,532,460
10,440,580
1,647,381

$1,135,210,442

Mormon

207,905

Green Mountain.

85,425

332,422

Old Dominion.. Chinook

747,610

1,655,980

349,390

Little Mountain. Badger

442,014

762,794

305,391

60,589

Soc.

Pro.

Streeter.

Fisk.

son.

land. Weaver.

Bidwell. McKinley. Bryan. Palmer. &B'ntl'y. ett.

593

9,197

138,138 85,181

239

54,737 *131,226

6,462

2,147

Arkansas.

58,752 124,816 117,729 50,774 37,567 74,584 74,920 12,973 16,414 26,659 39,561 40,446 100,449

85,962 10,613

614

46,974

87,834

11,831

113

37,512

101,103

1,732

5,761

118,149

118,293

25,352

8,129

146,688

*144,766

2,006

3,620

1,611

1,266

2,191

38,620

53,584

1,687

26,279

161,269

1

2,103

160

240

4,234

77,032

82,395

809

4,026

110,285

56,740 4,336

1,806

1,223

400

18,077

18,581

564

20,452

16,615

966

602

403

30,143

4,843

569

11,257

*31,958

1,772

644

48,305

129,386

42,939

988

60,091

*94,672

2,708

5,716

Idaho.
Illinois.

8,599

2

10,520

288

6,314

23,135

172

370,475 348,371 7,134 263,361 261,013 2,694 211,958 179,877 9,105 182,904 102,745 37,788

21,703

399,288

426,281

22,207

25,870

607,130

*464,523

6,390

10,611

1,147

9,881 255,615 262,740

22,208

13,050

323,748

3,550 219,795

196,367

20,595

6,402

289,293

6,779 157,241

163,111

4,553

306,206 2,146 223,741 159,345 *172,854

5,241

343

4,516

3,544

453

1,209 2,318

218,171 217,890 5,114 22,037 80,461 *34,587

4,781

77,175

1,915

1,870

1,589

99,980 106,168 183,892 151,855 236,387 213,469 142,492 104,385 30,096

4,767

92,736

113,866

796

5,877

136,978 104,746

2,507

6,058

588

8,701

202,914

176,813

3,210

7,539

278,976 *105,711

11,749

2,998 2,114

4,555

20,945

222,708 202,296

19,931

20,857

293,327 237,251

6,930

6,777

292

100.920 29,313 40,237 10,256

14,182

193,503 139,735

3,216

4,363

948

910

5,123 *63,793 1,071

485

Total.

Plurality.

5,440,708 5,536,242 95,534

146,883

249,265 5,176,336 5,552,351 1,041,467 270,367 7,101,439 6,503,165 133,590 144,379 36,576
380,861
598,274
The figures in the table are the highest cast for any one elector on each ticket.
*The figures on the Bryan and Sewall and the Bryan and Watson tickets are added together, thus giving the total vote cast for
the head of the ticket. For separate vote for "Bryan and Sewall" and "Bryan and Watson," also the "Levering" and "Bentley'
tickets, see State election tables. The vote cast for the "Bryan and Watson' ticket in the several States was: Alabama, 24,089;
California, 21,623; Colorado, 2,389; Florida, 1,977; Georgia, 440; Illinois, 1,090; Kansas, 46, 194; Maine, 2,387; Massachusetts, 15, 181;
Mississippi, 7,517; Nevada, 575; New-Hampshire, 379; Ohio, 2,615; Pennsylvania, 6,103; Tennessee, 4,525; Texas, 76,926; Vermont,
461; Wyoming, 486. In the Electoral College Sewall, for Vice-President, received 158 votes, and Watson, for Vice-President, re-
ceived 18 votes. The votes cast for Watson were as follows: Arkansas, 3; Missouri, 4; Nebraska, 4; North Carolina, 5; Utah, 1;
Wyoming, 1. California and Kentucky each elected one Bryan elector.
1888--Cowdrey, United Labor, 3,073; Curtis, Am., 1,591; Soc., 2,068; scat., 7,777. All, over Harrison, 506,544. 1892-In the
Harrison vote in Texas are included 3,969 votes cast for a Republican electoral ticket known as the "Lily White." In Alabama and
Louisiana there were some Republican fusions with the People's party, and in Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Nevada, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Wyoming there were Democratic fusions with the People's party. In each case the "fusion" vote is counted for
Weaver except in Louisiana, where it is equally divided between Harrison and Weaver. In Minnesota the Weaver electors who
had Democratic indorsement received 107,077 votes. In Oregon the one Weaver elector who had Democratic indorsement was elected.
Wing, Soc.-Lab., Connecticut, 329; Maine, 336; Maryland, 27; Massachusetts, 649; New-Jersey, 1,337; New-York, 17,958; Pennsyl-
vania, 898; total, 21,534; percentage, .017; scattering, blank and defective, 21,266. All, over Cleveland, 969, 205.

*George Washington..
John Adams.
*George Washington.
John Adams.
*John Adams..

Thomas Jefferson. *Thomas Jefferson.

Aaron Burr... *Thomas Jefferson. C. C. Pinckney. *James Madison..

C. C. Pinckney. *James Madison..

DeWitt Clinton. *James Monroe.. Rufus King *James Monroe.

John Q. Adams *John Q. Adams.. Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson. J. Q. Adams. *Andrew Jackson. Henry Clay. *Martin Van Buren

W. H. Harrison. *W. H. Harrison.... Martin Van Buren *James K. Polk. Henry Clay. *Zachary Taylor. Lewis Cass.. *Franklin Pierce. Winfield Scott. *James Buchanan... John C. Fremont. *Abraham Lincoln.

J. C. Breckenridge. *Abraham Lincoln.. George B. McClellan. *Ulysses S. Grant. Horatio Seymour. *Ulysses S. Grant. Horace Greeley *R. B. Hayes..

Samuel J. Tilder. *James A. Garfield.. W. S. Hancock. *Grover Cleveland. James G. Blaine. *Benjamin Harrison. Grover Cleveland.

*Grover Cleveland..

Benjamin Harrison..

*William McKinley.

e William J. Bryan......!

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Massachusetts Virginia

73 691 341

15135 132

77

Massachusetts

16138; 71

68

16 138 b73 b73

Virginia Virginia New-York Virginia So. Carolina Virginia So. Carolina. Virginia New-York Virginia New-York Virginia Massachusetts Massachusetts Tennessee Tennessee

Massachusetts

Ter.nessee

Kentucky

New-York

Ohio

73

26 294 234 1,275,017 60 1,128,702

26 275 170 1,337,243

105 1,299,068 30 290 163 1,360,101 127 1,220,544 31 296 254 1,601,474 42 1,386,226 31 296 174 1,838,169 114 1,341,264 33 303 180 1,866,352 72 845,663 36 314 212 2,216,067 21 1,808,725 37 317 214 3,015,017 80 2,709,613 37 366 286 3,597,070 d42 2,834,079 38 369 18514,033,975 184 4,284,873 38 369 2144,454,416 155 4,444,952 38 401 219 4,874,986 182 4,851,981 38 401 233 5,440,708 168 5,536,242 44 444 277 5,554,267 145 5,175,201 45 447 271|7,101,439 117616,503,165

The one re

Previous to 1804 each elector voted for two candidates for President. ceiving the greatest number was declared President, and the one receiving the next highest was deciared Vice-President.

on

a Three States not voting. b Tie vote; choice decided by House of Representatives 36th ballot. c No choice by Electoral College; choice decided by House of Representatives on first ballot. d Horace Greeley, the Democrat and Liberal Republican candidate, died before the Electoral College met, and the Greeley electors of five States voted for Thomas A. Hendricks. e Including votes cast for Bryan and Watson (Pop.) ticket. Elected President.

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