History of the United States of America From the Earliest Period to the Present

Tal P Taliaferro Preston Shaffner

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a John Q. A William II Andrew Ji Henry Cla U 1 Nathaniel Andrew Ji Nathan St Henry Cla Martin Va Maine . . 9 9 _ New Hampshire 8 7 I Massachusetts 15 15 Rhode Island 4 3 _ Connecticut 8 _ 8 __ Vermont .
7 7 New York 26 5 1 4 29 7 New Jersey 8 8 Pennsylvania 28 28 Delaware 1 2 1 2 _ Maryland 3 1 7 10 1 Virginia .
24 24 _ North Carolina 15 15 _ South Carolina 11 11 _ Georgia .
9 9 9 Kentucky 14 7 7 _ Ti-nnessee 11 11 _ Ohio 16 16 L...ouisiana 2 3 5 _ Mississippi 3 3 _ _ Indiana .
5 _ 5 Illinois .
1 2 3 _ Alabama .
5 5 _ Missouri .
3 Totals . . .
84 41 99 37 182 24 13 30 2 9 Majority ... 131 The total electoral vote of the Union was 261, making 131 a majority. Neither of the candidates for the presidency receiving a majority of electoral ballots, the presi dent of the senate declared the fact to the joint session ; and that, in conformity with the provision of the constitution, the elec tion of that officer devolved upon the house of representatives : he also announced, that John C.

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