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Saratoga ..
51529
51729
43646
40553
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98052
33147
24564
Sullivan
39385
25083
15629
20527
27690
16971
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Otsego ..
48167
50157
48038
49628
51372
Putnam.
15421
14002
14188
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219-9
7240
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84 26
Suffolk
43275
86922
80403
21780
12964
8900
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15239
9297
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43522
43545
100618
34457
30866
31992
35818
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312210
2J4589
123706
46373
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33181
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110008
105202
09306
85310
50907
33792
14509
Jefferson
65415
69825
68153
60931
48493
Kings
419921
279122
138882
24564
43072
87650
61902
40835
Montgomery
91219Z
813669
515547
62165
35719
19237
12811
9477
Franklin
30271
30837
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Genesee
31605
32189
31832
31930
3-4126
30146
23.25
19536
Herkimer.
39929
40561
38211
37477
33970
35396
33024
26587
20309
10228
Dutchess ..
178699.
141971
100993
50493
47975
34671
12568
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Chenango ..
40561
40934
40311
89950
16724
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59550
58422
28168
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33309
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117863
27823
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29164
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NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYLVANIA ..
George Carteret and his heirs, and West Jersey, subjeet to Fen- wick and his associates.
In February, 1682, the whole territory was sold to William Penn and eleveu other Quakers, under whom a Scotchman named Robert Barclay, became the first governor. In 1702 tho proprie- tors surrendered the right of government to the erown, and Queen Anne appointed Lord Cornbury governor of New York and New Jersey, hut each continued to have a separate assembly. In 1708 New Jersoy obtained a distinct administration under Lewis Morris for her governor.
New Jersey, unlike many of her sister provinces, was not caused mueh annoyance from Indiau inroads.
Several engagements occurred ou the soil of New Jersey during the Revolution. Among the most important may he mentioned the capture of 900 Hessians by Washington, at Trenton, on December 26, 1776; tho battle of Princeton a few days later; and the hattlo of Monmouth, in June, 1778, in all of which Wash- ington figured, and the Americans were victorions. The Ameri- ean forces went into winter quarters at Morristown in 1776-77.
New Jersey adopted the Federal Constitution, Decomber 18, 1787. This State sent 79,348 men to the late war.
The constitution framed in 1844 is the basis of government. The governor is chosen hy the people for three years, and receives a salary of $3,000. The general election is held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November. His term commences the third Tuesday of January. The secretary of state is appointed hy the governor, with the advice and consent of the senate. The treasurer is elected hy the legislature on joint hallot for one year, and until his successor is qualified; and the State librarian is appointed for three years. The legislature consists of twenty one senators, one from each county, who are elected for three years; and an assembly composed of sixty members, elected every year. The legislature meets annually at Trenton on the second Tuesday of January, The judicial authority is vested in a court of errors and appeals, a supreme court, a court of chaucery held at Trenton, eircuit courts, and courts of oyer and termiuer, held in most of the counties three times a year ; an orphan's court, eircuit courts, and courts of common pleas, which, with courts of quarter sessions of the peace, are held in the different counties hy judges chosen hy the legislature. The court of errors and appeals is composed of the chancellor, the judges of the supreme court, and six other judges appointed hy the governor. The governor, chancellor, and six of this court constitute the pardouing power. The gov- ernor and senate appoint the chancellor, who holds office seven years. The supreme court is composed of seven justices appointed for seven years from each of the seven judicial districts. They are ex-oficio judges of the court of common pleas, orphan's court, and court of general quarter sessions of the peace of the several counties.
New Jersey sends seven representatives to Congress, and casts nine electoral votes,
Climate and Soil,-The difference of the climate of the north- ern and southern parts of the State is very striking. The plain country of the south is warmer than might have been expected from its latitude, the temperature approximating to that of East- ern Virginia, and admitting of the culture of cotton; while the winter in the north assimilates iu severity to that of the Northeru States. In the upper part of the State, and along the hanks of the rivers, there is some good land; but the surface is in general either sandy or marshy, and it is chiefly hy the unremitting industry of its inhabitants that New Jersey has been rendered so productive.
Geology and Mineralogy,-Five geological helts cross the State, containing a sandy pine plain with hog iron ore, shelly marls used for manure, glass sand, greensand of marl, plastie clay, used in making firebricks, metamorphie rocks, argillaceous red sandstone, copper ores, gneiss with specular and magnetic irou ores, red oxide of zinc, and Franklinîte iron. The zine mines give more than one-half the quantity of that metal produced in the United States, and more than all the mines of Great Britain. Iron is found in great ahundance.
Products, Commerce, and Manufactures .- The State has 24,000 farms, producing wheat, maize, oats, common and sweet potatoes, apples, peaches, plums, grapes, melons, aud garden vege- tahles for the great neighboring markets of New York and Phila- delphia, The proximity of New Jersey to the city of New York and other great consuming centers, afford a ready outlet for the orohard and market products of this State. It may he said that the great metropolis is fed by New Jersey. Her abundant facili- ties of communication with the largo commercial cities of the Union has greatly benefited her manufactures.
The principal establishments are woolen and cotton mills, manu- factories of pig iron, iron castings, wrought iron, distilleries and breweries, aud tanneries. There are a great many manufactories
of machinery, locomotives, carriages, saddlery and harness, jew. elry, glass, pottery, bricks, paper, paint, sınall arms, boots and shoes, and hats. The fisheries employ a large number of hands, and is a source of great profit.
Education, etc .- The superintendent of publie instruction is appointed hy the State hoard of education, and holds office during the pleasure of the hoard, hut not to exceed the term of three years. The board of education consists of the governor, attorney- general, comptroller, secretary of state, president of the senate, speaker of the assembly, and the trustees of the normal school. This board appoints, hy hallot, the county superintendents, which appointments are subject to the approval of the board of chosen freeholders of the counties. The State hoard of examiners exam- ines teachers and grants certificates valid throughout the State. County and city boards of examiners give certificates which are valid within the jurisdiction of the grantors. Certificates are granted for one, two, three, five, and seven years, and for life. Township hoards of school trustees are composed of all tho district trustees of a township, whose functions are merely advisory, no executivo powers having been delegated to them. The school funds consist of stocks, bonds, and mortgages, to the amount of $600,000. For the support of schools there is a State school-tax of two mills on the dollar, and in addition the State annually appropriates $100,000. All school funds are distributed to the counties, townships, and districts on the hasis of the school census of all children between five and eighteen years of age. If the State school money is not sufficient to keep the schools free nine months in the year, the townships are required to raise hy tax the amount necessary to supply the deficieney. Corporal punishment is aholished in all the schools in this State, New Jersey has one State normal school located at Trenton, and a preparatory normal school at Beverly. There are three theological institutions in New Jersey. The following are the principal educational institu- tions and their location :
College of New Jersey, Princeton ; Rutgers College, with scien- tifie and agricultural departments, New Brunswick; Bordentown College, Bordentown ; Burlington College, Burlington.
The decennial population of New Jersey hy counties from 1790 is as follows :
COUNTIES.
1880
1870
1860
1850
1810
1830
1820
1810
1800
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14093
11786
8961
8726
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90122
21618
14725
13923
224'2
18198
16603
15156
12601 18095
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8:19
7130
6433
5824
4936
4265
3632
3066
2571
Cumberland ..
84665
22605
17189
14374
14093
12668
12670
95:29
8945
Essex ..
148939
98877
73950
44691
41911
80793
25084
29269
17783
Gloucester
21512
18144
14655
25438
28431
23071
19744
16115
13363
Hunterdon
36963
33651
28990
94789
31060
28513
21556
21261
20153
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45029
31812
28635
21893
23157
21470
20381
17890
15956
Morris
43187
39346 94677
30158
25844
23666
21368
21829
17750
16216
Ocean ..
13628
11176
10032
Passafe
46416
29013
22569
16734
1.1155
14122
12761
11371
10437
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23168
23816
00989
21770
20346
32733
25549
2253-1
19500
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81836
28433
22338
20360
18627
277436
215562
211149
184139
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906096
672035
489555
373306
32909
29233
25088
22150
19812
16919
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Somerset.
23510
22057
19692
17455
17689
16506
14725
12296
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41859
27760
21822
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46386
87419
27912
21502
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46195
The total population of New Jersey, according to the census of 1870, was 906,096, of which 30,658 are colored, 16 Indians, and 10 Japanese.
The principal cities are Jersey City, Newark and Paterson, which are great manufacturing centers. Other large cities are Trenton, the capital, Elizabeth, and New Brunswick.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA, one of the thirteen original States, ealled "Tho Keystone State," lies in latitude 39deg. 43min. and 42deg, 15min, north, and longitude 74deg. 75min. and 80deg. 37miu. west, and is hounded ou the north hy Lake Erie and New York; east, hy New York and New Jersey; south, hy Maryland and Virginia; and west, by Virginia and Ohio. It has an area of 46,000 square miles, or 29,440,000 acres. The Alleghany Moun- tains occupy all the central part of this State, covering, with their ramifications, more than one half its area. The western and east- ern parts are comparatively level, the western plain being hy far the larger, and watercd hy the Alleghany and other tributaries of the Ohio, as the eastern is hy the Delaware and its affluents, tho Schuylkill, Lehigh, etc. The center of the State is traversed hy the Susquehanna. This river, the largest of those falling into the Atlantic in the United States, rises in Oswego Lako (New York), near the sources of the Mohawk, aud runs, with a very tortuous
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