Webster

1,006

389

2

509

116 993

York..

Total..

1,444 530 134 904 293 1,185

54.979 28,523 3,853 21,916 17,554 52,647 23,634 4,059 5

26,456

534

127

14,362

29,013

The Legislature of 1881-82 stands. Republicans, 102; Democrats, 1880, Thomas J. Majors, Rep., received 52,985 votes for Contingent Rep

e vote on Chinese Immigration was 183 in favor, to 17,259 against.

The Legislature of 1881-82 stands:

55.07 44. 18,367

Total............. 122,565 120,555 2,617 115,962 103,517 121,666 121,015 2,759

ceived 714 votes, and Smith, Pro- for Governor, receive

hibition, 43 votes.

in 1880 Ransom, P

In 1880 Neal Dow, Prohib. Tem- votes. perance, had 191 votes.

Bal- Jones. Douai. Al- Blake.Bliss.
bright.
Dem. Rep. Gr. Dem. Rep. Gr.

Rob- Hope. Ross. Clark. Hope. Essex......17,888 20,424 584 12,832 14,771 2,106 Plurality.

2,536

bins. 1,939 Rep. Gr. Dem. Rep. Gr. Per cent... 45.98 52.50 1.50 43.19 49.70 7.08 792 Total vote.

5,411 88 4,503 4,712
5,776 73 5,022 4,016 1,662
5,766 173 3,984 4,448 1,389

16,953 334 13,509 13,176 3,813 333

45.80 .90 44.61 43.17 12.56 37,012 30,601 A. Bradley (Pro.) received 73

29,709

38,896
Harden- Brig- Beck- Lav- Brig. Win-
7th District. bergh. ham. er. erty. ham. ant.
Dem. Rep. Gr. Dem. Rep. Gr.
Hudson.....19,462 14,714 161 11,234 13,199 1,424
1,960
Plurality... 4,748

Per cent... 56.67 42.85 .46 43.61 50.93 5.49
34,337
25,970
Total vote.
In 1878 C. C. Burr (Ind. Gr.) received 113
votes.

new Legislature was elected, with the result of reducing the Republim 17 to 3, on joint ballot.

Oneida....

14,546 12,600

Essex .........

4,776 2,775

169

Franklin....

4,185

2,799

Fulton & Ham

4,985

Genesee.

3,879 4,815 3,481

Greene

Herkimer

Jefferson.

......

Kings
Lewis.....

Livingston

Madison....
Monroe....
Montgomery
New York.
Niagara

4,772 2,745 189 4,164 2,781 132 4,959 3,811 30

4,477 2,955
96 4,104 2,946
35 4,262 4,231
72 4,322 3,321 4,796 3,474 71
3,879 4,405 175 3,678 4,771 8,837 4,967
6,331 5,070 61 5,966 5,212 6,285 5,037
9,439 7,216 31 9,227 7,094 9,411 7,220
51,751 61,062 507 39,066 57,556

4,036 8,674 11 3,610 3,708
5,522 4,242 161 5,267 4,244
6,793 4,683
17,102 13,742
5,230 4,947
81,730 123,015
6,478 5,937

182 6,683 4,761
316 14,738 13,127
32 4,457 4,766
610 58,561 112,530
56 5,075 5,891

53,309 57,964

3,978 3,725 5,518 4,217 6,766 4,635 16,987 13,740

5,219 4,929 88,360 113,013 6,590 5,939 14,520 12,528

203

69

27

468

10%

171

201

330

39

330

52

273 14,019 12,844
16,153 11,732 138 14,867 11,161
6,774 5,767 134 6,334 5,527
10,088 9,672 116 9,430 9,776 10,082
75 4,252

296

16,080 11,655

118

6,944 5,572

120

3,117 4,562

3,075 81

Oswego

10,236 6,746

Otsego

7,156 7,184

127

Putnam

2,114 1,708

In 1881, of the scattering votes, 16,018 were cast for Howe, Greenb Merritt, Prohibition candidate. The other State officers elected were Comptroller: Davenport, Rep., 417,464; Lapham, Dem., 403,380; Rep Treasurer: Maxwell, Dem., 413,194; Husted, Rep., 392,251; Den Attorney-General: Russell, Rep., 416,339; Parmenter, Dem., 403,708; State Engineer: Seymour, Rep., 413,439; Evershed, Dem., 406,724; Judge of Appeals: Finch, Rep., 415,210; Schoonmaker, Dem., 403,910