States, SOUTH CAROLINA.. James H. Hammond. FLORIDA WISCONSIN .................. * Whigs. States. Maine.. Massachusetts,. New-York.. Kentucky THE Governor, 1st Jan. 1844. Richard K. Call. Indiana....... Alabama... STATE ....... ............... ......... BAKER LIBRARY STATISTICS. [PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE WHIG ALMANAC.] ..... ..... ............. FROM ..... 2,500 1,000 Salary. Term expires. 3,500 3,000 2,000 1,500 2,000 2,000 1,500 $2,500 2,500 Debt. 25,173,165. 37,937,788. 3,764,734. 1,309,750. 17,136,591. 3,902,783. 3,015,916. 12,751,000. 13,527,292. 5,611,000.. 842,261. 9,834,555. 7,000,000. 23,985,000.. 2,676,000. 4,000,000. 1,316,030.. M'ch, 1844. Total........ $204,394,526 The following States have no Public Debt: NEW-HAMPSHIRE, RHODE ISLAND, Chief Justice, 3,000 Joseph C. Hornblower... 1,500 3,666 2,500 Ebenezer Lane. 1,500 Ephraim M. Ewing..... 1,500 Isaac Blackford 5,000 Charles Dunn Annual Revenue. 415,798.. 572,917. 702,719. 255,678. SENATOR NELSON W. ALDRICH NEW-JERSEY, Salary. $1.800 1,400 3,000 650 1,000 1,375 ........ ...... 1,800 ......... 1,800 Population, 1840. 501,793 737,698 2,428,921 1,724,033 469,232 1,239,797 594,398 691,392 1,519,467 779,828 829,210 685,866 476,183 212,267 383,702 590,756 375,654 352,411 97,574 54,477 43,712 NORTH CAROLINA. ERRATA....In the Congressional returns from North Carolina, page 61, Messrs. Graham and Mendenhall appear to be Loco-Foco candidates, which they were not. Both candidates in the Ist and IVth Districts were Whigs......On p. 64, Ohio Congress, District VIII. the name of Lucas should be over the Loco and that of Stewart over the Abolition vote. Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1843, by GREELEY & MCELRATH, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Court of the United States, for the Southern District of the State of New-York. Executive, Judiciary, and Senate.. The Tariffs of 1816, '24, '28, '32 and The whole Law verbatim as it passed Congress. Calculations for the several latitudes of Boston, New-York, Baltimore and Charleston, Moon's Phases, Daily Record, &c. Anecdotes and Sketches-John Quincy Adams, Mr. Speaker, page 3; Mr. Clay and Col. Johnson, Mr. Clay's Integrity, 4; Who are Manufacturers? Statistics of Manufactures, 5; John Tyler's opinion of Henry Clay, Senator Benton's do., 6; Mr. Clay's Character, 7; Slavery, 8; Origin of the Names of the States, 9; Extraordinary Facts, illustrating Van Buren Extravagance, 10; do. of a Van Buren Congress, Mr. Calhoun on a National Bank, 11; Care of Fruit Trees, 12; Clay and Calhoun, Foreign Tariffs, 13; Anecdote of H. Clay, 14. Miscellaneous Anecdotes on each of these pages. History of the several National Banks and attempts to establish such in this country; with extracts from Mr. McDurrin's Report affirming the Constitutionality and expediency of a National List of Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the United States.._-_34 The grounds of its Expediency and Necessity succinctly, fully and forcibly set forth by Hon. C. Mr. Van Buren on the Tariff. .48 Mr. Clay on the Public Lands-Extracts from his Speech...49 to 52 POLITICIANS' REGISTER (17 pages)- Returns of Elections in all the States for President in 1840, and the new Congressional Elections Times of holding Elections in the several States, State and Pres'l..72 ..ib. .2d page of cover. |
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