Michigan official directory and legislative manual for the years 1921-1922, Part 69

Author: Michigan. Dept. of State. cn
Publication date: 1921
Publisher: Lansing : [State of Michigan]
Number of Pages: 956


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Counties.


County Drain Commissioners.


Postoffice.


Coroners.


Postoffice.


Coroners.


Postoffice.


Alcona. Alger Allegan. Alpena . . Antrim


Charles T. Mills. Nicholas N. Hajjar ... William E. Wilson. Joseph W. McNeil . Asa G. Maxwell


Lincoln Munising .. Allegan . Alpena . Elk Rapids.


Theodore W. Scholtes C. Clay Benson. Otto Bertram . John Dockery .


Harrisville Munising . Allegan . Alpena . Elk Rapids


Harold M. Karr. Stephen J. O'Brien . . . Carl A. Bartholomew .. Duncan A. Cameron. R. H. Wessels.


Lincoln. Munising. Martin. Alpena. Mancelona.


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Arenac. . Baraga .. Barry .


Jas. P. Baikie Anselme Boivin . David S. England . Henry Moeller . . Wm. S. Crawford.


Omer . L'Anse . . Woodland . Bay City . Elberta, R.F.D.


Clayton C. Howard .. Harold M. Hansen. . Frank G. Sheffield Henry M. Simon. B. G. Bennett.


Bay City . Honor ..


St. Joseph


Homer S. Carr.


Berrien .


Harold Myers .. George Martin.


Berrien Springs. Coldwater .. Battle Creek Marcellus . Charlevoix


Charles L. Keep. . Charles R. Young . Stanley E. Bryant .. Levi Lewis


Coldwater .. Battle Creek Dowagiac. Charlevoix.


Edson S. Taylor .. . George M. Markle .. E. W. Tonkin. Walter M. Boylan .. .


Cheboygan


Francis M. Train. William Batho.


Cheboygan. Pickford


Perry J. Ritter


Cheboygan .


Chas. B. Tweedale. Alfred E. Lemon.


Clare. .


Louis E. Slater Louis F. Green.


Clare, R.F.D. St. Johns .


St. Johns ..


Charles E. Lamb.


Clinton .


Crawford


L. L. Malloy


Maple Ridge. .


James Mitchell . John B. Erickson . E. I. Fast. George W. Nihart . Carl D. Chapell


Escanaba . Iron Mountain . Charlotte


Geo. C. Bartley . Donald MacDonald .. Wm. E. Strobel.


Eaton . ..


Emmet . .


Genesee .


Ernest L. Hunter J. E. Reiter . Alfred H. Reid


Charlotte. Levering . Flint, R.F.D


Gladwin . Ironwood .


Frank S. Pierce. Joseph Jezek.


Beaverton. . Bessemer


John B. Chappell .. .


Gogebic. Grand Traverse. Gratiot .. Hillsdale


William H. Gilliland. . Thomas Cox .. Henry Wilhelm . Erva R. Laycock Alice I. Sampson.


Traverse City . . Ithaca .


Ernest B. Minor .. Will K. Ludwig .


Traverse City . Ithaca .


Jay J. Brownson. Bert C. Hall.


Charles M. Weaver .. [ Hillsdale


Hillsdale.


George J. Dickinson .. Gerald E. Lamb Mark Gage. C. R. Keyport


Grayling .


L. M. Gardner


St. Johns. Frederic.


Delta . Dickinson


Escanaba. Iron Mountain. Grand Ledge. Harbor Springs. Flint.


Ironwood. Kingsley. Pompeii.


LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS FOR 1921-1922.


Niles. Coldwater. Albion. Edwardsburg.


Calhoun .


Cass .


Charlevoix


Raymond H. Briggs ... Joel J. Nash. .. Lewis E. Smith


Boyne City.


Cheboygan. Sault Ste. Marie.


Chippewa.


James C. Fry . George H. Paquette ... Charles S. Mcintyre. . Fred C. Van Tuyl. E. J. C. Ellis. .


Standish. L'Anse. Hastings.


Bay City. Benzonia.


Ivan Pixley


Standish .


L'Anse . . Hastings.


Bay .


Benzie


Branch . .


Sault Ste. Marie. Farwell


Petoskey .


Flint


Levi W. Gardner Robt. D. Scott


Gladwin


Wm. F. Carle


625


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LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS, 1921-1922 .- Concluded.


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Counties.


County Drain Commissioners.


Postoffice.


Coroners.


Postoffice.


Coroners.


Postoffice.


Houghton


Huron . Ingham


Joseph Smith.


Bad Axe.


William Fisher . D. D. Munroe. Floyd W. Estes. Matthew G. Bradley. Herbert W. Case ...


Lansing . . . Ionia . . . Tawas City .


J. Earle McIntyre. Benjamin J. Boynton. . L. N. Gagnier


Harbor Beach. Lansing. Ionia. Oscoda.


Iron . Isabella Jackson Kalamazoo Kalkaska.


Homer Bush


Mt. Pleasant ... Jackson . Schoolcraft ..


William K. Davison .. M. F. Brondstetter .. John Pulling Ralph G. Cook. Lowell W. Clapp


Crystal Falls . Mt. Pleasant ... Jackson . Kalamazoo . Kalkaska


John F. Lyle. H. V. Abbott. Henry Mills. Lawrence W. Wagar .. James Greacen .


Iron River. Shepherd. Jackson. Kalamazoo. Kalkaska.


Kent


Robert B. Patterson.


Dutton, R.F.D.


Keweenaw .


Lake.


George A. Shinn Leo R. Lamiman. Henry Barnes .


Nirvana . Marlette. Northport.


John B. Hilliker James A. King .. H. W. Davis .. A. H. Blackburn. G. W. Fralick.


Grand Rapids .. Ahmeek . Baldwin .. North Branch .. Maple City . . .


Simeon Le Roy. Harry Bradshaw . Edwin Saunders .. S. D. Brown. Joseph F. Slepicka.


Grand Rapids. Mandan. Chase. Lapeer. Suttons Bay.


Lenawee. Livingston Luce. .


Conrad Ottgen. R. K. Wrigglesworth ..


Adrian . Howell


Thomas J. Howes. . Jacob Singer . Frank P. Bohn. Frank S. Walker Howard V. Groesbeck


Adrian. . Brighton .. Newberry .. St. Ignace. Mt. Clemens . ..


Henry W. Stephens ... Vern N. Richeson .. . Henry E. Perry . David Erskine. . John A. Lenfestey.


Wm. Nungesser .


Manistee .. Marquette Mason .


Frank G. Thompson. . K. I. Sawyer . Urniss E. Grovenburgh William Rose.


Norwalk .. Ishpeming Scottville . Big Rapids.


Ray C. Bradford. John T. Bennett. . Eugene M. Huston . Burton A. Lyle. John Axelson .


Ishpeming . Ludington . Big Rapids . Menominee.


Webster C. Martin. Marius C. Preysz. Albert M. Larson


E. A. Blakely . H. J. Masselink


Missaukee. .. Monroe . . Montcalm. Montmorency


L. F. Babcock. E. M. Snyder Daniel F. Sullivan R. D. McNutt.


North Bradley . Lake City . Monroe Stanton.


A. H. Bradley ... John W. Decker George A. Huber. . Lewis E. Bracey ... Lyman W. Trask ...


Lake City .. Monroe .. Sheridan . Hillman


Fred C. Nadeau John E. Tucker . . Foster Cameron ..


Sanford. McBain. Monroe. Greenville. Atlanta.


MICHIGAN MANUAL.


Adrian. Howell. Newberry. Allenville. Mt. Clemens.


Mackinac Macomb


Edward D. Millar . . ..


Mt. Clemens ..


Manistee.


William Prin.


Mecosta. Menominee


Midland .


Midland .


c. W. Armitage.


Ionia.


Charles I. Goodwin Robert C. Arn.


Ionia . Turner, R. 1


Calumet


Kinde.


Iosco


Emmett E. Cochrane .. Leroy F. Howard


Lapeer ..


Leelanau.


Manistee. Ishpeming. Scottville. Barryton. Stephenson.


626


Muskegon Newaygo .


Orley A. Rhodes


Oakland .


.


Walter A. Childs. James B. Nichols


Grant . Pontiac Walkerville. Rose City


John H. Nicholson ... Robert J. Beebe .. .


William B. Hanna .. George M. McDowell R. H. Kolb Frank Randolph. . Henry J. Boer .


Basil G. Larke. . .


Louis C. Myer J. Henri Riopelle . George S. Tweedie ... W. F. Kefauver.


Roscommon Saginaw . . Sandusky . . Manistique.


Owosso .


Port Huron .. White Pigeon. Caro.


South Haven . .. Ann Arbor .. Detroit ... Cadillac .


James F. Balbirnie . . . Willis Geerlings. .. R. T. Tuck. John D. Buskirk. . Leo R. Ingelright .


West Branch. ..


Mass ..


John S. Nitterauer. .


Joseph F. Carrow. . Wm. T. McNeely Arthur H. VanDoran .. William Westrate.


John Brunning . . James White .. S. C. J. Ostrom David D. McNaughton Sven Johnson.


William Cornford Ernest Hill .


Herbert L. Baird. Chas. N. Race.


Eo C. Hawley . Edwin C. Ganzhorn ... Jacob W. Rothacher .. Calvin S. Purdy ..


Muskegon. Fremont. Pontiac. Shelby. Rose City.


Ontonagon. Marion. Fairview. Gaylord. Holland.


Rogers. Roscommon. Saginaw, W. S. Argyle. Manistique.


Corunna. Port Huron. Three Rivers. Caro.


Paw Paw. Ann Arbor. Detroit. Buckley.


Wayne .. .


Wexford.


Charles E. Ashley . Clayton E. Decke. . George A. Dingman. . . · Peter J. Sours. ..


Bangor. Ypsilanti.


F. E. Calvin Sam W. Burtchfield. . James E. Burgess. David Ralston .


Muskegon . . . . Grant .


Pontiac.


Oceana .


Ogemaw


Ontonagon


Osceola .


Oscoda .


Otsego .


Ottawa.


Henry Siersema .


Presque Isle .


Roscommon .


Saginaw ..


Emil Roethke.


Sanilac


Schoolcraft


Shiawassee


St. Clair


Alonzo Griffin Ira E. Chase


Durand . Port Huron


St. Joseph


Tuscola.


Charles A. Palmer Wm. B. Hicks


Wasepi. Deford .


Detroit . Axin .


Ralph J. Balbirnie . . . | Alex J. Mckinley .... Ora C. Farmer . .. · Hart.


Leroy Lewiston Gaylord .. Holland, R.F.D.


William Bruder . Thomas White.


Bert R. Walker


Rogers. .. Houghton Lake. Saginaw, W. S .. Marlette.


Rogers.


Reed City . Fairview . Vanderbilt ... Grand Haven.


Guy Cole. Albert A. Falk. S. Edward Coats. C. W. Clark.


Van Buren . Washtenaw


Cassius J. Crawford. . ..


Cecil F. Snowden Henry Z. Crall.


Add. Harrington.


LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS FOR 1921-1922.


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MICHIGAN MANUAL.


PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-1925.


Names.


Year.


Politics.


Residence.


Age.


George Washington


1789-1793


Federalist


Virginia


57


George Washington


1793-1797


Federalist


Virginia.


61


John Adams .


1797-1801


Federalist


62


Thomas Jefferson


1801-1805


Democrat


Massachusetts. Virginia


58


Thomas Jefferson


1805-1809


Democrat


Virginia


62


James Madison


1809-1813


Democrat


Virginia


58


James Madison .


1813-1817


Democrat


Virginia


62


James Monroe


1817-1821


Democrat


Virginia


58


James Monroe


1821-1825


Democrat


Virginia


62


John Quincy Adams


1825-1829


Coalition .


Massachusetts


58


Andrew Jackson


1829-1833


Democrat


Tennessee


62


Andrew Jackson .


1833-1837


Democrat


· Tennessee.


66


Martin Van Buren


1837-1841


Democrat


New York


55


William H. Harrison


(a) 1841


Whig


Ohio ..


68


John Tyler


1841-1845


Whig .


Virginia.


51


James K. Polk .


1845-1849


Democrat


Tennessee


50


Zachary Taylor


1849-1850


Whig.


Louisiana .


65


Millard Fillmore


1850-1853


Whig


New York


50


Franklin Pierce


1853-1857


Democrat


New Hampshire


49


James Buchanan


1857-1861


Democrat


Pennsylvania


66


Abraham Lincoln


1861-1865


Republican


Illinois


52


Abraham Lincoln


(b) .1865


Republican :


Illinois


56


Andrew Johnson


1865-1869


Republican


Tennessee


57


Ulysses S. Grant


1869-1873


Republican


Illinois.


47


Ulysses S. Grant


1873-1877


Republican


Illinois


51


Rutherford B. Hayes


1877-1881


Republican.


Ohio


55


James A. Garfield .


(c)


1881


Republican


Ohio


49


Chester A. Arthur


1881-1885


Republican.


New York


51


Grover Cleveland


1885-1889


Democrat


New York


48


Benjamin Harrison.


1889-1893


Republican


Indiana.


56


Grover Cleveland .


1893-1897


Democrat


New York


56


William McKinley


1897-1901


Republican.


Ohio


54


William McKinley


(d) 1901


Republican.


Ohio.


58


Theodore Roosevelt


1901-1905


Republican


New York


43


Theodore Roosevelt.


1905-1909


Republican.


New York.


47


William H. Taft


1909-1913


Republican


Ohio .


51


Woodrow Wilson


1913-1917


Democrat


New Jersey


56


Woodrow Wilson


1917-1921


Democrat.


New Jersey


60


Warren G. Harding


1921-1925


Republican


Ohio ..


55


(a) March 4, 1841, to April 4, 1841.


(b) March 4, 1865, to April 15, 1865.


(c) March 4, 1881, to September 19, 1881.


d) March.4, 1901, to September 14, 1901.


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629


ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.


ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, 1789-1920.


Year of election.


1789. (a)


1792. (a)


1796. (a)


1800. (a)


Number of electors


73. (b)


132. (c)


138. (d)


138. (e)


Year of admission into the Union.


States.


George Washington, Va.


John Adams, Mass.


Scattering votes.


Geo. Washington, Va.,Fed


John Adams, Mass., Fed.


George Clinton, N. Y.


Scattering votes.


John Adams, Mass., Fed.


Thomas Jefferson, Va.,


Thomas Pinckney, S. C.,


| Aaron Burr, N. Y., Dem.


Thomas Jefferson, Va.,


Aaron Burr, N. Y., Dem.


John Adams, Mass., Fed.


Charles C. Pinckney, S.


New Hampshire


5


5


6


6


6


6


6


Massachusetts.


10


10


16 16


16


13


16


16


Connecticut


7


5


2


9


0


9


4


9


9


New Jersey


6


1


5


7


7


7


7


7


7


Pennsylvania.


10


8


2


15 14


1


14


2


13


8


8


7


7


Delaware


3


3


3


3


3


3


3


Maryland .


6


6


8


4


4


3


2


5


5


5


Virginia . .


10


5


5


21


21


1


20


1


1


19


21 21


South Carolina


7


8


7


1


8


8


8


8


Georgia .


5


4


4


4


4


4


North Carolina


(b)


1.2


12


1


11


1


6


5


8


8


4


4


New York.


(b)


12


12


12


12


12


12


Rhode Island .


4


4


4


4


4


(0)


3


1791


Vermont


3


3


4


4


4


4


1792


Kentucky


4


4


4


4


1796


Tennessee


3


3


Totals


69


34 35


132 77 50 5


71


68


59 30 48


73 73


65


(e) 64


(a) In these years the electors each voted for two persons, and the one receiving the highest number of votes (if such number was a majority of the whole number of electors) was declared elected president, and the one receiving the next highest number was de- clared elected vice president. ·


(b) New York, North Carolina and Rhode Island did not participate in this election, not having ratified the constitution until afterwards. There were four vacancies, Mary- land 2 and Virginia 2. The scattering votes were cast as follows: For John Jay-New Jersey 5, Delaware 3, Virginia 1; For Robert H. Harrison-Maryland 6; for John Han- cock-Pennsylvania 2, Virginia 1, South Carolina 1; for John Rutledge-South Caro- lina 6; for Samuel Huntington-Connecticut 2; for George Clinton-Virginia 3. Georgia cast two votes for John Milton and one each for James Armstrong, Edward Telfair and Benj. Lincoln.


(c) There were three vacancies, Maryland 2 and Vermont 1. Scattering votes: For Thomas Jefferson-Kentucky 4; for Aaron Burr-South Carolina 1.


(d) Scattering votes: For Samuel Adams-Virginia 15; for Oliver Ellsworth -- Rhode Island 4, Massachusetts 1, New Hampshire 6; for Samuel Johnson-Massa- chusetts 2; for James Iredell-North Carolina 3; for John Jay-Connecticut 5; for George Clinton-Geeorgia 4, Virginia 3; for George Washington-North Carolina 1, Virginia 1; for Charles C. Pinckney-North Carolina 1; for John Henry-Maryland 2.


(e) (f) For these footnotes see next page.


Original 13 States.


+


C., Fed.


Dem.


Fed.


| Scattering votes.


Dem.


1


3


.


7


5


7


5


4


(b)


.


3


.


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MICHIGAN MANUAL.


ELECTORAL VOTE, 1789-1920 .- Continued.


Year of election


1804.


1808.


1812.


1816.


1820.


Number of electors.


176.


176. (a)


218. (b)


221. (c)


235. (d)


Year of admission into the Union.


States.


Jefferson and Clinton,


Pinckney and King, Fed.


Madison and Clinton,


Pinckney and King,


James Madison, Va.,


Elbridge Gerry, Mass.


George Clinton, N. Y.,


Jared Ingersoll, Pa.,


James Monroe, Va.,


Daniel D. Tompkins, N.


Y., Vice Pres., Dem. R. King, N.Y., Pres.,Fed.


Scattering votes for Vice


James Monroe, Va.,


Pres., Dem.


Daniel D. Tompkins, N. Y., Vice Pres., Dem.


Original 13 States.


New Hampshire


7


7


1


8


7


8


8


(d)7|(d) 7


Massachusetts


19


19


2


22


20


22


22


15 (d) 7


Connecticut


00


0


9


9


9


9


9


New Jersey


8


8


8


8


8


8


8


8


Pennsylvania


20


20


25


25


25


25


24


24


Delaware.


3


2


9


2


6


6


5


5


8


8


11


10


Virginia .


24


24


25


25


25


25


25


25


South Carolina


10


10


11


11


11


11


11


11


Georgia .


6


6


8


8


8


8


8


North Carolina


14


11


3


15


15


15


15


15


15


New York ..


19


13


(a


29


29


29


29


29 4


4


1791


Vermont


6


6


(a)


8


8


8


8


8


8


1792


Kentucky


8


7


(a)


12


12


12


12


12


1796


Tennessee


5


5


8


8


8


8


7


1802


Ohio


3


3


(a)


(b) 7


7


8


8


8


8


1812


Louisiana


3


3


3


3


1816


Indiana


3


3


3


3


1817


Mississippi


2


2


1818


Illinois


3


3


1819


Alabama


3


3


1820


Maine.


9


9


1821


Missouri


3


3


Totals


162


14


122


47


128


131


89


86 183


183 34


34


231|


218


(a) There was one vacancy in Kentucky. New York cast 6 votes for George Clinton for president. Scattering votes for vice president: For John Langdon-Vermont 6, Ohio 3; for James Madison-New York 3; for James Monroe-New York 3.


(b) One vacancy in Ohio.


(c) There were four vacancies, one in Delaware and three in Maryland. Scattering votes for vice president: For J. E. Howard-Massachusetts 22; for J. Ross-Con- necticut 5; for J. Marshall-Connecticut 4; for R. G. Harper-Delaware 3.


(d) There were three vacancies, Mississippi 1, Pennsylvania 1, and Tennessee 1. New Hampshire cast one vote for John Quincy Adams for president. For vice president- Massachusetts, 8 for R. Stockton; Delaware, 4 for D. Rodney; New Hampshire, 1 for R. Rush, and Maryland, 1 for R. G. Harper.


(e) There being no choice by the electors, the election devolved upon the house of representatives. On the 36th ballot Jefferson was elected president and Burr vice presi- dent. Jefferson received the votes of 10 states and Burr 4. After this the constitution was amended so as to require the electors to vote separately for president and vice president.


(f) One vote for John Jay.


8


Rhode Island


4


4


4


4


4


4


4


3


3


4 (d).


Maryland .


9


Dem.


Fed.


Pres., Dem.


Vice Pres., Dem.


Pres., Fed.


Vice Pres., Fed.


Pres., Dem.


Dem.


(c) Fed.


Pres.


29


12 7


3


3


4


9


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ELECTORAL VOTE, 1789-1920 .- Continued.


Year of election


1824.


1828.


1832.


Number of electors.


261. (a)


288. (b)


294. (c)


Year of admission into the Union.


Andrew Jackson, Tenn., Dem.


John Quincy Adams,


W. H. Crawford, Dem.


Henry Clay., Ky., Dem.


John C. Calhoun, S. C.,


Nathan Sanford, N. Y.,


Andrew Jackson, Tenn.,


John Quincy Adams,


John C. Calhoun, S. C.,


Richard Rush, Pa., N.


Andrew Jackson, Tenn.,


H. Clay, Ky., N. Rep.


Martin Van Buren, N. Y., Dem.


John Sergeant, Pa., N.


Rep.


New Hampshire


8


7


8


8


7


7


Massachusetts


15


15


15


15


14


14


Connecticut


8


8


8


8


8


New Jersey .


8


8


8


8


8


8


Pennsylvania


28


28


28


28


30


Delaware


1


2


1


3


3


3.


Maryland .


7


3


1


10


5


6


6


3


3


5


Virginia.


24


24


24


23


23


South Carolina


11


11


11


11


Georgia.


9


9


2


11


11


North Carolina


15


15


15


15


15


15


New York


26


4


29


16


20


16


42


42


Rhode Island


4


3


4


4


4


1791


Vermont .


14


7


14


14


15


15


1796


Tennessee


11


11


11


11


15


15


1802


Ohio


16


16


16


16


21


21


1816


Indiana


5


5


5


5


9


9


1817


Mississippi


3


3


3


4


4


1818


Illinois


2


1


?


5


5


1819


Alabama


5


5


5


5


7


7


1820


Maine


9


9


1


8


1


8


10


10


1821


Missouri


4


4


Totals


99


84


41


37


182


30


178


83


171


83


219


49


189


49


(a) There was one vacancy on the vote for vice president in Rhode Island. The election of president devolved upon the house of representatives, and John Quincy Adams was elected, receiving the votes of 13 states. Virginia cast 24 votes for N. Macon for vice president, New Hampshire 1, Connecticut 8, Maryland 1; and Missouri 3 for Andrew Jackson; Georgia 9 for Martin Van Buren; Delaware 2 for Henry Clay. (b) Georgia, 7 votes for William Smith, of South Carolina, for vice president.


(c) There were two vacancies in Maryland. For president-South Carolina, 11 for J. Floyd; Vermont, 7 for Wm. Wirt. For vice president-Pennsylvania, 30 for W. Wilkins; South Carolina, 11 for H. Lee; Vermont, 7 for A. Ellmaker.


Original 13 States.


Pres.


V. Pres.


Pres.


V. Pres.


Pres. V. Pres.


States.


Mass., Coalition.


Dem.


Coalition.


Dem.


Mass., N. Rep.


Dem.


Rep.


Dem.


5


5


1812


Louisiana


3


2


5


5


5


7


1792|


Kentucky


1


5


7


20


7


7


3


3


3


5


5


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632


MICHIGAN MANUAL.


ELECTORAL VOTE, 1789-1920 .- Continued.


Year of election


1836.


1840.


1844.


1848.


1852.


Number of electors


294. (a)


294. (b)


294.


294.


296.


Year of admission into the Union.


Pres.


V. Pres.


Pres.


V. Pres.


Martin Van Buren, N.


Wm. Henry Harrison,


R. M. Johnson, Ky.,


Francis Granger, N. Y.,


Wm. Henry Harrison,


M.VanBuren, N.Y.,Dem.


John Tyler, Va., Whig.


R. M. Johnson, Ky.,


Polk and Dallas, Dem. .


Clay and Freylinghuysen,


Taylor and Fillmore, Whig.


Cass and Butler, Dem.


Pierce and King, Dem.


Scott and Graham, Whig.


Original 13 States.


New Hampshire


7


7


7


7


6


6


5


Massachusetts


14


14


14


12


12


13


Connecticut .


8


8


8


8


6


6


6


New Jersey


8


8


8


8


7


7


Pennsylvania


30


30


30


30


26


26


27


Delaware.


3


3


3


3


3


3


3


Maryland .


10


10


10


8


8


8


Virginia . .


23


23


22


17


17


15


Georgia


11


11


10


10


10


15


15


15


15


11


11


10


New York


42


42


42


42


36


36


35


1791


Vermont


7


7


7


7


6


6


5


1792


Kentucky


15


15


15


12


12


12


1796


Tennessee


15


15


13


13


12


1802


Ohio


21


21


21


21


23


23


23


1812


Louisiana


5


5


5


6


6


6


1816


Indiana .


9


9


9


12


12


13


1817


Mississippi


4


4


4


6


6


7


1818


Illinois


5


5


5


5


9


0


11


1819


Alabama


7


7


7


9


9


9


1820


Maine .


10


10


10


10


9


8


1821


Missouri .


4


4


7


9


1836


Arkansas


3


3


3


3


3


4


1837


Michigan


3


3


3


3


5


6


1845


Florida


3


3


1845


Texas


4


4


1846


Iowa


4


4


1848


Wisconsin


4


5


1850


California


4


Totals


170


73


147


77


234


60


234


48


170


105


163


127


254


42


(a) Scattering votes: For president-Georgia, 11. Tennessee, 15 for H. L. White; Massachusetts, 14 for Daniel Webster; South Carolina, 11 for W. P. Mangum. For vice president-John Tyler received 47 votes, viz .: Maryland 10, South Carolina 11, Georgia 11, Tennessee 15. Virginia cast 23 votes for William Smith. There being no choice by the electors, the election of vice president devolved upon the senate and R. M. Johnson was chosen.


(b) For vice president, South Carolina cast 11 votes for L. W. Tazwell, and Virginia 1 for James K. Polk.


9


8


Rhode Island


4


4


4


4


4


4


4


South Carolina


11


North Carolina


. Y., Dem.


Ohio, Whig.


Dem.


Whig.


Ohio, Whig.


Dem.


Whig.


7


4


4


3


5


15


5


9


7


7


States.


633


ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.


ELECTORAL VOTE, 1789-1920 .- Continued.


Year of election


1856. .


1860.


1864.


1868.


1872.


Number of electors


296.


303.


314. (a) |317. (b)


366. (c)


Year of admission into the Union.


Buchanan and Brecken-


Fremont and Dayton,


Fillmore and Donelson,


Lincoln and Hamlin,


Breckenridge and Lane,


Bell and Everett, Union.


Douglas and Johnson,


Lincoln and Johnson,


McClellan, Pendleton, D.


Grant and Colfax, Rep.


Seymour, Blair, Dem.


Grant and Wilson, Rep.


| T. A. Hendricks, Dem.


B. Gratz Brown, Dem.


| B. Gratz Brown, V. P., D.


Original 13 States.


New Hampshire


5


5


5


5


5


:


Massachusetts


13


.13


12


12


13


Connecticut


6


6


6


6


6


New Jersey


7


4


3


7


7


9


Pennsylvania


27


27


26


26


29


Delaware.


3


3


3


3


Maryland .


8


8


7


7


8


Virginia .. .


15


15


11


South Carolina


8


8


6


7


Georgia .


10


10


10


10


New York


35


35


33


33


35


.


1796


Tennessee


12


12


10


12


12


1802


Ohio


23


23


21


21


22


1812


Louisiana


6


6


13


13


15


1817


Mississippi


7


7


8


1818


Illinois


11


11


16


16


21


1819


Alabama


9


9


10


1820


Maine


8


8


7


7


7


6


8


1836


Arkansas.


4


4


5


1837


Michigan.


6


6


8


8


11


1845


Florida


3


3


3


4


1845


Texas


4


4


8


1846


Iowa


4


4


8


8


11


1848


Wisconsin


5


5


8


8


10


1850


California


4


4


5


6


1858


Minnesota


4


4


5


1859


Oregon


3


3


3


3


1861


Kansas


3


5


1863


West Virginia


5


5


5


1864


2


3


3


1867


Nebraska


3


Totals


174


114


8


180


72


39


12


212


. 21


214


80


286 42 18 47


1791


Vermont .


5


5


5


5


5


1792


Kentucky


12


12


11


11


8


4


8


1816


Indiana


13


13


1821


Missouri


9


9


11


11


00 .


8 . ST. . 00 . 5


Rhode Island


4


4


4


4


4


.


Note .- Horace Greeley died before the meeting of the electoral college. The votes cast for him by states were given for Thos. A. Hendricks and B. Gratz Brown.


(a) There were eighty-one vacancies: Alabama 8, Arkansas 5, Florida 3, Georgia 9, Louisiana 7, Mississippi 7, Nevada 1, North Carolina 9, South Carolina 6, Tennessee 10, Texas 6, Virginia 10.


(b) (c) For these foot notes see page 635.


States.


ridge, Dem.


Rep.


Am.


Rep.


Dem.


Dem.


Rep.


2


6


North Carolina


10


.


.. 9.


8


4


3


Nevada


634


ELECTORAL VOTE, 1789-1920 .- Concluded.


Year of election.


1876.


1880.


1884.


1888.


1892.


1896.


1900.


1904.


1908.


1912.


1916.


1920.


Number of electors .....


369.(a)


369.


401.


401.


444.


447.


447.


476.


483.


531.


531.


531.


Year of admission into the Union.


States.


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


son, Democrat.


Weaver and Field, People.


Republican.


Bryan and Sewall,Demo-


crat-Peo .- Union-Silver


Bryan and Watson, Dem- ocrat, Peo. and Silver.


McKinley and Roose-


. Bryan and Stevenson,


Roosevelt and Fairbanks,


Parker and Davis,


Taft and Sherman,


Bryan and Kern,


Wilson and Marshall,


National Progressive.


Wilson and Marshall,


Hughes and Fairbanks,


Harding and Coolidge, Republican.


Cox and Roosevelt,


Democrat.


New Hampshire ..


5


4


4


4


4


4


4


4


Massachusetts ....


13


14


14


15


15


15


16


16


18


18


18


Connecticut .


6


6


.


9


9


9


9


10


10


12


12


14


14


14


..


Pennsylvania .


29


29


30


30


32


32


32


34


34


38


38


38


.


Delaware ...


500 00


3


3


3


3


3


3


3


3


co


.


Maryland .


00


8


8


8


1


7


2


6


00


8


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


South Carolina.


=


11


12


13


13


13


13


14


14


14


Georgia ...


10


10


11


11


11


9


11


12


12


12


12


12


North Carolina. New York.


35


35


36


36


36


co


36


39


39


45


45


45


..


Rhode Island


4 5


CTIA


4


4


4


4


4


4


4


1791


Vermont . Kentucky .


12


12


13


13


13


12


1


13


13


13


13


13


1792


Tennessee ..


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


12


1802


Ohio


22


22


23


. .


..


1812


Louisiana ..


8


Indiana.


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


15


1816


1817


Mississippi.


8


00


9


9


00


9


9


10


10


10


10


10


.


Hayes and Wheeler,


Tilden and Hendricks,


Garfield and Arthur,


Hancock and English,


Blaine and Logan,


Cleveland and Hendricks,


Harrison and Morton,


Cleveland and Thurman,


Harrison and Reid,


Cleveland and Steven-


McKinley and Hobart,


velt, Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


Democrat.


Democrat.


Roosevelt and Johnson,


Taft and Butler,


Republican.


Democrat.


Republican.


MICHIGAN MANUAL.


Original 13 States.


..


6


6


6


6


00


7


7


7


7


7


....


New Jersey .


Virginia.


11


11


12


12


9


9


9


00


9


co


7


7


9 12


0


9


coco


4


4


4


4


4


4


4


cr


4


4


4


..


...


. .


...


. .


1


23


23


23


23


24


24


24


23


8


8


8


8


4


4


8


00


9


10


10


10


. ..


....


...


·.·


13


·


...


1796


5 13


-


4


4


.....


.


Do co .


Do CO


8


5


5


22


....


-


1818} Illinois .


21


21


22


22 ....


.... | 24 11


11


....


.


1819


Alabama.


7


7


6


6


6


6


.


17


18


18


Missouri


15


15


16


16


17


13


4


. .


...


1821 1836


Arkansas.


6


6


7


7


. .


5


14


14


14


14


15


15


15


1837


Michigan


11


11


13


13


...


...


...


...


4 15


4 15


5 18


18


20


1845


Texas .


13


13


1846


Iowa.


13


13


1848


Wisconsin .


10


10


11


11


12


12


12


13


13


13


13


13


1850


California .


1


5


8


8


1


8


8


1


9


10


10


12


12


....


5


1859


Oregon .


3


3


3


1 10


10


10


10


10


10


1861


Kansas


7


8


·


1863


West Virginia.


5 3


6


6


6


..


3


3


3


1864


Nevada ..


3


3


5 3


5 3


4


4


1876


Colorado .


3


3


1


1


1


3


3


4


4


1889


North Dakota


5


5


1889


South Dakota.


2


4


5


5


1889


Washington.


2


1


3


3


4


1889


Montana.


2


1


3


3


3


3


3


1890


Wyoming ..


3


3


4


4


4


1890


Idaho


4


4


4


1896


Utah


10


10


1907


Oklahoma ..


3


3


3


1912


New Mexico


3


3


3


1912


Arizona .


185


184


155


182


219


233


168


145


22


149


27


292


155


336


140


321


162


435


88


8


277


254


404


127


(a)' From Florida 2 sets of certificates were received; from Louisiana 3; from Oregon 2; and from South Carolina 2.


to an electoral commission formed under the provisions of the compromise bill, approved January 29, 1877; the commission decided in favor of counting the electoral vote, as returned in the table.


(b) There were twenty-three vacancies: Mississippi 7, Texas 6, and Virginia 10.


(c) There were 17 votes not counted for president: Arkansas 6, Georgia 3, and Louisiana 8; and 14 not counted for vice president: Arkansas 6 and Louisiana 8. Scattering votes: President: for C. J. Jenkins-Georgia 2; for D. Davis-Missouri 1. Vice president: for G. W. Julian- Missouri 5; for A. H. Colquitt-Georgia 5; for J. M. Palmer-Missouri 3; for T. E. Bramlette-Kentucky 3; for W. S. Groesbeck-Missouri 1; for.W. B. Machen-Kentucky 1; for N. P. Banks-Georgia 1.




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