The Popular And Electoral Vote

POPULAR. ELKCTORAL, 1 States. Polk. Cluy. Bir. Polk. Cluy. Maine, 4íi,H)3 34,672 4,80(5 9 0 . N. Huinpshire,27,i6) 17,e6ü 4,1616 0 Vcrmont, 18,049 26,77 3,970 0 6 j Masfachu3ett8,52,S85 G6,S72 10,800 0 12 fthode Islund, 4,840 7.322 5 0 4 ConnTieeucut, 29,839 32.823 1,943 0 6 1 New York, 237.555 232. 4Ó4 15.7G8 otí 0 ! New Jersey, 37,495 34.318 131 0 7 . Pennsylv.-mia, 167.535 161, L03 3,13823 0 Delaware, 5.967 6,207 0 3 Maryland, L2,670 35.9 H 0 8 Virginia, 49:57J 43,677 17 0 ; NorthCnrolina,39.287 43,232 0 11 S. Cnrolina, est. 30.00Ü m. 0 0 Georgia, 44,153 42,100 10 0 i Alaban, 35.431 24.109 9 0 MisMStfippi, 25 2SI 19.310 6 0 Loui:inn, 13.477 2.813 6 0 Tennesjee, C9917 60,030 0 13 Keniuuky, L2,C.O3 61,279 0 12 Ohio, 149,117 155,057 8,050 0 23 Indiana, 7.U81 67,867 2,1(6 12 0 Illinois, 57,835 45,1 3 2,500 9 0 Michigan, 27.703 24,237 3,632 5 0 Missouri, 41.T65 30,634 7 0 Arkansns, 400 ni. 3 0 26 Statea, 1,3:9,527 ,29),v(S61,Vi) 170105 FRKE STATES. Wholc vie. No. of Electors. P. Maine, 85,611 9 P. New Hamphirc,49, Io7 6 C. Vermom, 4d,8I7 6 C. Massncliuaetts, 129,817 12 C. Rhode Island, 12,173 4 C. Connocticut, 64,610 6 P. New York, 485.7!) 36 P. Peni.sylvania, 3-5J.P76 26 C. New Jersey. 75,9 4 7 C. Ohio, 312.Ï21 23 P. Iiídiuna, 110.154 12 P. lllino8, 120,478 9 P. Michigan, f5,572 5 1.617,270 161 SLAVE STATES. C. Delawnre, 12 232 3 C. Maryland. 68,660 8 P. Virginia, 93.247 17 C. North Carolina, 8?,5 1 9 11 P. South do 30.000 9 P. Georgia. 86.261 10 P. Alnbamo, 69.540 9 P. Miesi8jjpi, 44.691 6 P. LóuimtW, 25,295 6 C. Tennesse, 119.947 13 C. Kentucky, 113,285 12 P. Missouri, 72,003 7 Arkansns, 15,000 3 822r5a0 114 nECAPITULATtON. Totol outliern vote, 822,580 Total northern vote 1,817,270 Southern elector, 1.4 Northern elector?, J6I True proportion would, have beon, souih, 86. nonh, 189. Rep. Elcc. Michigan vote, 53,572 3 5 Louisiani dj 25.295 4 6 New York, 48577 34 36 One half of all the South,4' 1.290 44 57 Massachuseita& Mich. IS5.-389 13 17 Virginia, 93,v-17 15 17 Virginia slavcholdere ihus equal to two Massnchueeíts and Micliig.m freeman &c. and every slave voter neutralizes two of our votes. CC?" Thedoings ofour Legislature and the Congressional roceedings shall be brought up next week. A.n.n Arbor, Jan. 11. 1845. The weather mo 'erately coltl-- the roads zond. Wheat sella nt 60 cts - flour at $4.00.