Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... majority of 710 votes . DUNLAP , the Jackson candidate for governor of Maine , is doubtless re - elected by a large majority . The Belfast Journal says : " The returns of votes so far as received indicate a political state of feeling of ...
... majority of 710 votes . DUNLAP , the Jackson candidate for governor of Maine , is doubtless re - elected by a large majority . The Belfast Journal says : " The returns of votes so far as received indicate a political state of feeling of ...
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... majority for Mr. Ritner over governor Wolf , of 3,242 , and over Muhlenberg , 3,692 , and over both , 1,890 . The senate , assembly and council tickets of the whigs bad a majority about equal to that for governor . We have reason to ...
... majority for Mr. Ritner over governor Wolf , of 3,242 , and over Muhlenberg , 3,692 , and over both , 1,890 . The senate , assembly and council tickets of the whigs bad a majority about equal to that for governor . We have reason to ...
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... majority 2 of Mr. Lynch , the White candidate for governor , is 166. In 4 Rankin county , his majority is 203. In Madison county , his 2 majority is 152. The Banner says : " We have no doubt of the election of judge Lynch as governor of ...
... majority 2 of Mr. Lynch , the White candidate for governor , is 166. In 4 Rankin county , his majority is 203. In Madison county , his 2 majority is 152. The Banner says : " We have no doubt of the election of judge Lynch as governor of ...
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