WH'G DEM. REP. DEM. REP. DEM. UN'N REP. DEM. REP. DEM. *States marked with a star did not vote in 1864 and 1868. In 1856, Maryland gave 8 votes for Fillmore. In 1860, Missouri gave her votes for Douglas, and New Jersey gave him 3 of hers, making 12 in all. Lincoln's vote in 1864 is one short, in consequence of the death of one of the electors of Nevada. We put in the full number, 213. THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES. LATEST STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT, DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. 1,057, 327 1,711,753 1,350, 479 674,948 107, 110. 1, 155, 713 709, 433 628,276 687,034 1,231, 065 749, 112 162,022 791,395 1, 173, 317 326, 172 672,031 3,887, 542 992, 667 2, 339, 599 52,464 2,906, 370 174, 621 703, 812 1, 109, 847 601,039 315, 116 1,596, 083 775, 873 402,541 275,784 180,388 490,887 3,949, 557 31, 134, 666 The ratio for a member of congress is 127, 316. Under the old apportionment it was less than 100,000. The number of representatives being fixed at two hundred and thirty-three, requires a new apportionment for every new census, which is taken every ten years. In the next census (1870) it will probably require 160,000 population for a representative. |