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HISTORY OF MARYLAND.
James Pearre $1,296
Wm. Hobbs 1,037
Anthony Kimmel 518
Luther Welch 388
Thornton Pool 388
Dr. G. R. Sappington 194
Jesse Devilbiss 194
Henry Clary 259
George Gaither 259
John D. Gaither 194
C. A. Lawrence 259
C. W. Dorsey 259
Thomas G. Maynard 194
Wm. G. Wilson
John P. Devilbiss
Milton Carter
Dr. Thomas W. Simpson.
Joseph Smith
Henry A. Peddicord
Hamilton Lindsay
John G. Norris
Thomas H. Hammond...
D. V. Hammond
R. Emory Simmons
James H. Steele
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On November 8th, the election took place for President and vice-President
of the United States, and for governor, lieutenant-governor, comptroller,
attorney general, congressmen, State Senate and members of the House of
Delegates of Maryland. The republican candidates were Abraham Lincoln
for President, and Andrew Johnson for vice-President. The democratic candidates, General George B. McClellan, for President, and George H. Pendleton
for vice-President. The total vote in the State was 72,910, as follows:1
Lincoln.
Home vote 37,372
Soldiers' vote 2,799
McClellan.
32,418
321
Bep. Maj.
4,954
2,478
40,171
32,739
7,4322
1 The following is the official vote of each
county in the State:
Counties. Lincoln. McClellan.
Alleghany 2,455 1,990
Anne Arundel 416 1,574
Baltimore City 14,984 2,953
Baltimore County 2,576 2,662
Carroll 2,057 1,885
Caroline 728 271
Calvert 33 243
Cecil 1,757 1,521
Charles 27 967
Dorchester 626 1,361
Frederick 3,554 2,302
Harford 1,244 1,605
Howard 578 777
Counties. Lincoln.
Kent 412
Montgomery 496
Prince George's 197
Queen Anne's 384
Somerset 644
St. Mary's 99
Talbot 578
Washington 2,984
Worcester 663
McClellan.
1,269
1,542
1,550
1,483
2,110 ,
987
267
1,402
1,506
Total 37,372 32,418
2 The Lincoln electors were William J. Albert,
W. H. W. Farrow, Isaac Nesbit, H. H. Goldsborough, William Smith Eeese, George W. Sands
and H. Stockett Mathews.
| Title | History of Maryland - 3 |
| Creator | Scharf, J. Thomas (John Thomas) |
| Publisher | J. B. Piet |
| Place of Publication | Baltimore |
| Date | 1879 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000677 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | 642 HISTORY OF MARYLAND. James Pearre $1,296 Wm. Hobbs 1,037 Anthony Kimmel 518 Luther Welch 388 Thornton Pool 388 Dr. G. R. Sappington 194 Jesse Devilbiss 194 Henry Clary 259 George Gaither 259 John D. Gaither 194 C. A. Lawrence 259 C. W. Dorsey 259 Thomas G. Maynard 194 Wm. G. Wilson John P. Devilbiss Milton Carter Dr. Thomas W. Simpson. Joseph Smith Henry A. Peddicord Hamilton Lindsay John G. Norris Thomas H. Hammond... D. V. Hammond R. Emory Simmons James H. Steele 129 324 129 64 04 64 64 129 194 129 64 194 30 04 52 89 89 45 45 26 26 45 26 26 45 63 08 63 82 63 45 63 82 45 On November 8th, the election took place for President and vice-President of the United States, and for governor, lieutenant-governor, comptroller, attorney general, congressmen, State Senate and members of the House of Delegates of Maryland. The republican candidates were Abraham Lincoln for President, and Andrew Johnson for vice-President. The democratic candidates, General George B. McClellan, for President, and George H. Pendleton for vice-President. The total vote in the State was 72,910, as follows:1 Lincoln. Home vote 37,372 Soldiers' vote 2,799 McClellan. 32,418 321 Bep. Maj. 4,954 2,478 40,171 32,739 7,4322 1 The following is the official vote of each county in the State: Counties. Lincoln. McClellan. Alleghany 2,455 1,990 Anne Arundel 416 1,574 Baltimore City 14,984 2,953 Baltimore County 2,576 2,662 Carroll 2,057 1,885 Caroline 728 271 Calvert 33 243 Cecil 1,757 1,521 Charles 27 967 Dorchester 626 1,361 Frederick 3,554 2,302 Harford 1,244 1,605 Howard 578 777 Counties. Lincoln. Kent 412 Montgomery 496 Prince George's 197 Queen Anne's 384 Somerset 644 St. Mary's 99 Talbot 578 Washington 2,984 Worcester 663 McClellan. 1,269 1,542 1,550 1,483 2,110 , 987 267 1,402 1,506 Total 37,372 32,418 2 The Lincoln electors were William J. Albert, W. H. W. Farrow, Isaac Nesbit, H. H. Goldsborough, William Smith Eeese, George W. Sands and H. Stockett Mathews. |
