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... United States censas, the population of the states now tit facto in the Union—that is to say, the nineteen Northern States (Nevada not included) and Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, and Tennessee—was equal in 1860 to the entire popnlation all the ...
... Itherw•irle to have been sunk by a secret expedition. Two forgers of soldiers votes have been sentenced to imprisonment for Nevada has been admitted into the Union by proclamation. Saw YORK, 2, MoBNINii. Money easy. Gold excited. It opened on Monday at ...
... - 13. Minnesota ?? ?? 14. Missouri ?? . ?? 1 15. New Hampshire ?? 5.. 16. New Jersey ?? - .. 7 17. New York ?? 33 ?? 18. Nevada ?? ?? - 19. Ohio ?? ?? 21 ?? 20. ?? - 21. Pennsylvania ?? 26 ., - 22. Rhode Island ?? ?? 4 .. - 23. Vermont ?? ?? - 24. West ...
... ng the roof the democracy. , _ , , al commission have condemned Donahue ana K«* York Sute at Baltimore, imprison- has the Nevada Territory tstooftheTnion. ftTaitey Buffalo are under arms, being apprehen- A»of»r»id from Canada. . Kitional Democratic Committea ...
... Kentucky Maryland assachusetts 12 ichigan Minnesota 4 IState. Lucln. M‘Cld. N. Hampshire 5 New Jersey— 7 New York| 33 Nevada 3 Ohio 21 Oregon 3 Pennsylvania 26 Rhode Island 4 Vermont 5 West Virginia 5 Wisconsin 8 Missouri 11 Total electoral ...
... condemned Donahue and Ferry, New York State agents at Baltimore, to imprisonment for life. President Lincoln has proclaimed the Nevada Territory State of the Union. The military at Buffalo are under arms, being apprehensive of raid from Canada. A serious political ...
... can disturb the °f Mr Lincoln. “realn. 11‘Clel. State. Lincoln. M‘Clel. N. Hampshire 5 , New Jersey— 7 3 New York 33 Nevada 3 Ohio 21 Oregon 3 * Pennsylvania. 26 11 Khode Island. 4 Vermont 5 West Virginia 5 Wisconsin 8 11 29 vote 231 t° choice ...
... for electoral bribery, corruption, and forgery, and after deducting the electoral votes of Loui- siana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Nevada, and Western Virginia, Mr. Wendell Philipps himself must rest satisfied with the decision of the sovereign people and submit ...
... war Mexico c.me on, and with the gold ine- oi California. And wh m ire money- was w took off the curtain from the hil'a i o Nevada, and untold treasures of gold silve; revealed to the light ot day. And i e believed that ii necessary to the welfare of th ...
... , 4. - , , , , 5,000 ,. - lissouri ?? 11 - . ,, 5,000., _ Kanas .. 3 - ?? 10,000. b .. - n Kentucky ?? . 11 - maj. 25,000 Nevada ?? 3 - , 2,000 . d California ?? 5 - ,, 25,000 - Oregon ?? 3 - ,, 2,000,.' - d 213 21 451,740 124,403 o Or, in plain ...
... with it the gold mines of California. And when more money was wanted God took off the curtain from the hills and mountains of Nevada, and untold treasures of gold and silver were revealed to the light of day. And he believed that if necessary to the welfare ...
... thereby the small district and one or two other fortified posts occupied the armies. Of course it would be wrong omit mention of Nevada, which had been constituted a state the Union for the purpose of electing him. Even where the issue of a great national vote ...