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THE TRIBUNE ALALA.NAC FOR 1867.
Slaveky and Secession, 1S65.
On Nov. 9, 1865. a vote was taken on two
ordinances passed bv the State Convention of
18G5, and entitled " An Ordinance declaring
null and void the Secession Ordinance of May
20, 1261," and "An Ordinance probibiting
Shivery in North Carolina," with the fuUuwlug
result
Anti-S!avr>rv Ord. Allti-Sect-sslon Ord.
Katificatlon l?t,039 20,506
liejectiou 3,970 2,002
Maj. for ratification . .15,069 18,504
LBGisr.ATUKB, 1866.—The House of Comnions
contains about 25 members who »re favorable
to the Constiturioual Amendment, and 95 who
are opposed t'; it. The Senate has 50 members.
At the election of a U. S. Senator, in November,
1866, 9 members voted for the candidate of
the Union Parly, John Pool.
NEBRASKA.
Abstract f votes on the adoption of the
Constitution for the State of Nebraska, cast at
an election held J une 2d, 186C.
Burt 222
Buffalo 1
Cass 23.3
Cedar 12
Cnmmlng ... 31
Dakota 106
Dixon 34
Dodge 96
Douglas 491
Gage 96
Hall 2
Johnson 108
Jones 82
Kearney 21
Lancaster
Lincoln...
Merrick .
42'Nemaha 346
41lOtoe 432 870
480!Pawnee 233 31
39 Platte 123 55
41 Kichardson . .503 373
32;Saline 5 54
36|Sarpy 109 231
45 Seward 23 24
572 Washington.. 404 89
61 ist Neb. Vet.
29 Vol.Ce.v 134 34
13 Total 3933 3838
7 Total vote on adop-
53 tion of State Constitu-
30 20 tion, 7,776: majority for
16 8 the Constitution, 100.
State and Terkitoriai, Officers.
election for Governor of the State of Nebraska,
and for member of the XXXIXth Congress,
was held, with the following result
Gov'NOR.'66 . Cong .'60 . TkeAs'R . '65.
Coimties. Jiep.Dem. Un.Dem.Iifp.Dem.
Butlur.Morton.Tiitfe.Pad'k.K'tze.G'd'h.
Burt 125 112.. 143 91.. 65 41
Buffalo 10 82. 11 16.
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Cass 375 343.. 573 898.. 4.33 402
Cedar 29 31.. 24 31 . 15
Clay — — ..
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Gumming 28 51.. 41 43.. 28
15
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Dakota 87 106.. 83 109.. 47 83
Dixon SO 49.. 82 41.. 10 38
Dodge 110 33.. 147 49.. 85 29
Douglas "
426 645... 099 695.. 413 559
Gage 116 49.. 124 54.. 30 12
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Han 10 27..
67 -
Johnson 121 76..
45. . 88 13
Jones 50 2.. lUwlthGage]
Kearney 22
14
Lancaster 112
69;; 100 8
L'eau-qui-Court 10
Lincoln 16 36.
Merrick 16 8.
Nemaha 533 306..
Otoe 462 842 .
Pawnee 238 32..
Platte 90 89..
Richardson 487 419.
Saline 11 .50..
Sarpy 106 235..
44..
96..
473..
68..
210..
Batler.Morton.Taffe.rad'k.K'lie.G'd'h'
Sannders — — .. 49 39.. 28 10
Seward 28 14.. 23 16.. 16 —
Washington.... 283 205.. 275 156.. 222 21
l6tNeb.Vet.Vol..
Cavalry 152 41.. — — .. — —
Total 4093 3>)48. . 4820 4072.. »422 2549
Percent 5U.W 4a.l0. 64.02 45.64. 57.18 42.84
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For Governor, David Butler (Rep.), 4,093 :
J. S. Morten (Dem.), 3,948 , total vote, 8,041 :
Butler over Morton, 145. For member of
XXXIXth Congress, T. M. Marquette (Kep.i,
4,820, J. R. Brooke (Dem.), 4,072; Mirquelle
over Brooke, 136.
On Oct. 9th, an election was held for member
of the XLth Congress, Delegate to the
XLth Congress, Territorial Auditor, Territorial
Treasurer, and Territorial Librarian,
with the following result:—For member of
Congress, John Taffe (Rep.), 4,820; A. S. PaddocK
(Consetv. Rep.), 4,072; Geoi-ge Francis
Train, 30; total vote, 8,920; Taffe over Paddock,
718; over all, 718. Total vote for Delegate
to Congress, 8,955; T. M. Marquette
(.Rep.), 4,821; J S. Jlorton (Dem ), 4,105; G. F
Train, 32; Marquette over Morton, 716; over
all. 6S4.
In 1805, tot.il vote for Territorial Treasurer
5,950; Kouutze over Goodrich, 852. In 1864,
Hitchcock's (Union) majority for Delegate to
Congress, 793. In 1862, Daily's (Union) majority,
1.53.
State LEGisi,ATrnE,'06. Senate.IIoiise.J.Bal.
Republicans 8 80 38
Democrats 5 9 14
Republican majority 8 21 24
COLORADO.
The following is the official canvass of the
vote for Delegate to Congress, as returned by
the Territorial Board of Canvassers:
George JI. Chilcott
F529
A. C. Hunt 3421
J. B. Wolf 9
H. C.Hunt 1
H.Butler 33
A.A.Bradford 1
P. Cooper 1
Scattering 2
Majority of George M. C'hilcott. the Republican
candidate over Hunt, the Administration
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candidate, 108. Governor Cummings gave a
certificate of election to Hunt, and a majority
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of the Board of Canvassers gave a certificate
toCbilcott.
LEGiSLATrKE.—Thp Republicans have a maiority
both in the Slate and Territorial Legislatures.
Counties.
Charles Mix.
Clay
Bon Homme .
Kittson
Todd
DAKOTA.
Srpub. Cnnaerv,
Brookintjs. Burleiijb
2 59
I
66 79
14 17
i
- 103
— 26
213
Total 254 593
Burleigh's majority, 339.
Legislature, 1867. Counril./Ton^.Joitit BaL
Republicans 6 6
Conserv. and Dem 13 18 SI
Conserv. and Dem. maj
12 25