MAINE.

NEW-JERSEY.

CONGRESS, '43.
Wig. Loco.

I. Atlantic

259 591....

PRES'T. '40 Har n V. B'n 425 846

Cape May

372

272. 696

194

119

1773

1302

GOVERNOR, 1844. Gov'R., 1840 The Legislature of 1843-4 changed the (W.) (L) (Ab.) (W) (L) Districts of the State so as materially to vary Co's. Robinson Ander'n. Appleton. Kent. Fair'ld. their Political character. The new Districts Aroostook,.. 659 1178 40.... 233 406 are as follows: Cumberland,4941 6637 880....6679 6481 Franklin,...1362 1828 494....1776 2006 Hancock,.. 1875 2555 93. 2200 2079 Kennebec,..5986 3761 758. 6818 3741 Lincoln,....5565 5600 421. Oxford,.... 1981 4547 506.. Piscataquis, 1380 1868 495....1073 Penobscot,. 3986 5543 830.. 4214 4363 Somerset,.. 3181 2652 545....3186 2527 Washington.2420 2624 84. Waldo,.... 2185 4777 492 York,....

......3229 5198 586.

Total,...38751 48768 6224

.6287 5067 .2825 4199

988

II. Burlington...2941 2727 2154 1952

2637 4972

.4530 5420

44912 44201

Anderson's majority over all, 3793. Kent's majority in '40, 701.

Congressional Elections.

Dist I. York, &c. No choice: Loco split.

Cumberland .1346 1386....1497
Gloucester ..1885 1888.... .2388
Salem.......
.1512 1531....1582
Total.....5.374 5 668...6,528 5305
.3417 2405
Monmouth ..2174 3063....2953 2880
Total.....5,115 5,790. 6 370 5,285
III. Hunterdon (no can.) 1000maj 1830 2733)
Mercer......1880 1783. .2022 1494
Middlesex ...1908 1980....2014 1683
Somerset.....1653 1596....1721 1345

II. Cumberland, ROBERT P. DUNLAP, Loco. III Kennebec, LUTHER EVERANCE, Whig. IV. Lincoln, &c. No choice: oco ahead, V. Waldo, &c. Probably no choice. VI. Penobscot, &c, HANNIBAL HAMLIN, Loco. VII. Washington, &c. HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS, L. In the Ist. District, Hayes, regular Loco but little more than divides the party vote with Herrick, old Member; of course no 33 251: Van Buren, 31.034. choice. In the IVth, McCrote, Loco, lacks but 87 of being elected. In the Vth, Cullen Sawtelle, Loco, may be chosen.

Counties. Addison.

Bennington..

962

Caledonia.

Chittenden

E-sex.

Franklin,

1869

1942

213..

1605

1938

145

376

Grand Isle,

194

Lamoille

Orange

2395

Orleans

1254

.3532

1785

479.

Windham ----.....

474.

Windsor

Washington.

5,514.... 24 813 22,262 3,825 Mattocks over Kellogg, 2,551.

Slade over Kellogg, 7,224;

Whig gain, 4,673. Slade's majority over all, 1,675. Majority against Mattocks last year, 1,134.

Total majority against Kellogg..

.12,702.

The Legislature stands-Senate, Whig 22, Loco 8; House, Whig 134, Loco 62, Abolition 6. Whig majority in Joint Ballot, 80. In the Íst, IId and IIId Districts, the Whigs have re-elected Messrs. Foot, Collamer and Marsh to Congress; and in the IVth, at present represented by Paul Dillingham, there is no choice.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

GOVERNOR, 1843. PRESIDENT, 1840.
(W.) (L.) (Con.)

.2566
2091 332.
.3823 2381 568. .5817 1821

Total..
Majority for Mattocks, 2,551. Harrison's do, 14,422

Districts.

I.

.24,813 22,262 3,825

32,443 18,019

CONGRESS, 1842.

Foot, W. Har'ton, L. Theall, A. Scat 4926

508

67

bennington, &c.....6898
Majority for Foot over all, 1,197.
The votes of Dummerston, Townsend and Hubbard-
ton for Congress were not returned.

260

II. Collamer. Ransom. Hutchinson. Scat. Orange and Windsor.825 4833 1003 Majority against Comer, 2.1. Colby Hubbard. White. Harrison. V.B.ity over all others-Collamer 4,866; all others 4,206. On the second trial Collamer was elected by 659 majorBelknap...... 118 1235 688. III.

New Co❜ty.

Marsh. Smith.

2302 Addison,Frank'n,etc.6254 4595
1341 Majority for Marsh over all, 808.
4979 IV.

Counties.

Carroll.
521 1224 267.
Cheshire. .1895 1947 402.
193 574 126.
.1964 3250

.3638

French. Scat. 718 133

525

708.

.3691

Hillsborough...1957

3770 366.

.4084

Merrimack.....1339

Rockingham...1977

Chandler. Dillingham. Putnam. Sca 5072 Caledonia, Essex,etc.4957 6317 797 2755 5030

377

.4102

Strafford..

Sullivan... ..1005 1690

Majority for Dillingham over all, 186. 4984 The votes of Holland and Troy for Congress were not 6755 returned.

Counties. Briggs. Morton. Sewall. Harrison. V.B. Washington...1348

Barnstable,...1793 1506 252..

635

914

417

5002..

.2481

1711

782.

737

665

2751 1554

3734

266...

Bristol,..

.4276 5148

500.

3931 3780
4855 4904

Total...... 8,856

7,110

5,278

3,301

Majority for Fenner, 1,746; for Harrison, 1977:

Dukes,....... 246

Essex,..

6601 5879

1927...

Franklin,.....2784

2358 338.

Hampden,....3009

3546 321.

3441 3312

Hampshire,...3494

Middlesex,....7859

1820 441.
8978 1370.

4083 1625

Nantucket,... 493

260

671 320

Co's. Baldwin, Clevel'd, Gillette,

Harrison. V.B.

Norfolk,

Plymouth,

4238 Fairfield.

.4146 4037

124

.4871

3862

5065

3548 Hartford. ..5188 5239 290

Suffolk,.

.6896 4444 468.

7557

4339 Litchfield.. .3800

4080

293. .4542

3806

Worcester,...8920

Tolland......1641
Windham....1698

Total,....57,899 54,242 8,901 72,874 51,944 New London.2632 Maj. for Briggs, 3,657......for Harrison, 20,930 1840, Scattering votes for President, 1,618. 1843, Scattering votes for Governor, 246. No choice of Governor by the People, but GEORGE N. BRIGGS elected by the Legislature-178 to 126 in the House, 34 to 6 in the Senate. Whig majority in Joint Ballot, 80.

Total..25,591 27,416 1,872 Maj. for Cleveland, 1,825..for Harrison, 6,305. [No choice in 1842, there being 49 scattering votes.

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