1739
WAYNE COUNTY.

36 Starkey.

351

268.. 438 231

20

148

145.. 166 149

25

428

2073.. 2919 1844
1075

213

Constitutional Amendments. The proposed amendments printed 26 were adopted: For the amendment page to section 3 of article 7 (relating to the canals), 486,105; against the same, 163,151. For the amendment to sections 3, 5 and 6 of article 7, 9,609; against the same, 20.061; blank and scattering, 260-the votes in the latter form having been cast in the coun ties of Monroe, Orange, Putnam and St. Lawrence. The whole number of votes cast upon the question was 679,186.

on

Wolcott......

263

423.. 412 377

1

The Judiciary amendment. printed page 26, was adopted: Yeas, 248,784; nays. 584 75.644; blank and scattering, 626-total

vote, 325,054.

ADDENDUM.
CALIFORNIA-The following are the offi.
cial aggregates, obtained since page 46 was
closed:

Governor-Morris M. Estee, Rep..... 67175
George Stoneman, Gbk.
R. H. McDonald, Pro.
90694
Thos. J. McQuidty. Gbk.
Lieut.-Gov.-A. R. Conklin, Rep.
John Daggett, Deu..

William Sims, Pro...

W. J. Swazey, Gbk.

Sec'y of State-F. A. Pediar, Rep.
Thos. L. Thompson, Dem..
M. C. Winchester, Pro..
Robert Summers, Gbk.
Controller-W. A. Davies, Rep.
John P. Drum, Dem......
-Zumwalt, Pro

M. E. Moore, Gbk.

Treasurer-John Weil, Rep.

William A. January, Dem.
J. B. Mullen, Pro..
Robert S. Buell, Gbk.

5772 1029 71640

87944

95

NEVADA-At the election of 1880 amend3783 ments were adopted that suffrage and office 1138 should not be withheld on account of color; 73471 that public funds should not be used for sec87170 2893 tarian purposes; that the word "white" 1176 should be struck from Sect. 1, Art. II. On 74152 86031 permitting Chinese immigration there were 183 183 affirmative votes and 17259 negative. 1085 The official vote for 1882 has been received 74096 since pp. 63 and 64 were cast, and is as fol86591 2971 lows:

Surveyor-General-Wm. Minto, Rep..73599

H. J. Willey, Dem..

E. K. Hill, Pro...

W. T. Cuthbertson, Gbk.

Att'y-Gen'l-A. L. Hart, Rep.
Edward C. Marshall, Dem.
William D. Gould, Pro...
Mrs. Marian Todd, Gbk..

1052 Governor-Enoch Strother, Rep........ 6535
Jewett W. Adams, Dem..
Lieut. Gov.-C. E. Laughton, Rep.
Wm. Burke, Dem..

86836
3116
1111 Secretary-J. M. Dormer, Rep.
J. W. Richards, Dem..

Sup't Pub. Ins.-S. D Waterman, Rep 73906
William T. Welcker, Dem.

R. A. Grant, Pro...

Dunne, Dem..

7770

7362

6906

7737

72995

6570

86896
2854
1101

87174 Controller-J. F. Hallock, Rep.
2897
1109 Treasurer-George Tufly, Rep.
Geo. H. Sadler, Dem
Att'y-Gen.-W. H. Davenport, Rep.
Geo. W. Merrill, Dem..
Sup't Schools-C. S. Young, Rep.
Kaye, Dem.

7451

6828

7654

6638

7181

7116

7551

6742

69769 State Printer-J. C. Harlow, Rep.

7800

89370

McCarthy, Dem.

6559

89527 Surveyor-Gen.-C. S. Preble. Rep.
2860
Ernst, Dem..

7512

6776

2402 Sup. Judge-O. R. Leonard, Rep.

7728

1096

Stone, Dem..

6545

719

Clerk Sup. Court-C. F. Bricknell, Rep. 7683

Ham, Dem..

Supreme Ct. Justices-J, Hunt, Rep.. 73259

Supreme Ct. Clerk-Frank Gross, Rep 74351

E. J. Schellhous, Gbk.

S. C Deuson, Rep..

Erskine M. Ross, Dem

James R. Sharpstein, Dem.

Anson Brunson, Pao.

Jackson Temple, Pro..

W. C. Stratton, Gbk.

John Clark, Gbk..

J. W. McCarthy, Dem...

William Crowhurst, Pro.

J. T. O'Toole. Gbk...

Equal. B'd-1.-R. O. Johnson, Rep..

Caleb Wilcoxson, Dem..

IV. Charles Dana, Rep...
Markley, Dem..

Railroad Com'r-L.-C. F. Reid,
J. G. Carpenter, Dem.
Howard Andrews, Pro.
George T. Elliott, Gbk..
II. Charles Clayton. Rep.
W. P. Humphreys, Dem..
- Doyle Ind

Hiram Cummings, Pro..
J. H. Redstone, Gbk
III.-E. M. Gibson, Rep..
W. W. Foote, Dem..
A. D. Boren. Pro....
J. P. Holloway, Gbk...

6626

86158
3716
Of the seven District Judges chosen, the
6226 Edwards, M. A Murphy, R.. R. Bigelow, D.
1194 Republicans elected Richard Rising, T. D.
22192
20326
C. McKenney and W. M. Boardman in the
19332 first five and the Seventh, respectively,
605 and the Democrats elected Henry Rives
in the Sixth.

19184 Rep 29125 22602 31489

OREGON The Legislature of 1882 passed mitted to the next Legislature. The vote a Prohibitory Liquor Amendment to be subwas: Senate, 18 to 10; House, 52 to 6. 1370 705 SOUTH CAROLINA-1882, December 5, Hon 14219 21601 Matthew C. Butler was reelected to the U. 5455 S. Senate for six years, from March 3, 1883. 226 The vote was: 71 Senate-Butler 30. Samuel .26815 W. Melton 2. House-Butler 111, Melton 5, 31694 W. G. Pinckney (col'd) 1.

955

163

The total vote cast is 3,865 in excess of the Presidential vote of 1880.

ILLINOIS-At the election November 7, 1882, 231721 votes were cast in favor of an

The proposed Constitutional Amendment, permitting the General Assembly to deprive and convicted of burglary, larceny, perjury, of the right of suffrage persons duly tried forgery or any other infamous crime, wao adopted by the people, and ratified by the ment relating to the formation of new counLegislature by a vote of 91 to 8. An amendties was defeated at the polls.

STATE ELECTIONS OF 1882,

Compared with the Presidential Elections of 1880 and 1876.

Scattering, 106. ** Vote of the two Democratic candidates

for Chief Judge.

‡‡ American, 707; scattering, 989. ¶¶ Greenback, 81,737; Prohibition, 9,522; American, 707; scattering, 14,715.

The Regular and Independent Republican vote is combined. † In these States the vote on Lieutenant-Governor was taken, as being, from special causes, a fairer test of party strength. In the others, the principal State officer was taken. Where State officers were not elected, the Congressional vote was taken. In GEORGIA, Congressman-at-Large was taken.