The Election--official Tables

We give below tabular statements of the votes polled in this county at the recent election, for Governor, Representativo in Congross, Senator, Representativos in the State Legislature, and County officers (excepting Surveyor and Coroners). The tables are copies of those made by the County Clerk as Secretary of the Board of County Canvassers which oonvened on Tuesday and oompleted the canvasa on Wednesday. For the several State offloes exoept Governor, for the Surveyor and Coroners, and on the Constitutional questions, we give only the aggregate vote in the county. The total vote for Governor, as shown by the table (a few votes short of some of the other State candidates), is 7,602, against 7,474 votes for Governor in 1872, or 7,379 in 1870, another " off year." The aggregate is, however, 1,376 short of the vote polled in 1868, showing either that the voting population of the county has decreased, or that there is a great deal of indifference or don't-careativene8s on the part of the electora. We shall leave our readers, and especially the defeated candidates, to analyze the tables for themselves, and determine to their own satisfaction, if possible, the why and wherefore of the great discrepancias in footings. One thing is certain : a nomination uo longer carries with it the party vote. The candidates first named in the tables are Democrats : GOVERNOR AND MEMBER OF COHGRESS. WaldChamb'lin. Bagley. Bobison. ron. A. A. City, 1 w., 130 186 149 170 " 2 " 134 58 144 48 " 3 " 152 93 165 82 " 4 " 127 119 125 118 " 5 " 53 81 51 84 " " 6 " 21 98 33 99 " Town, 84 143 85 141 Augusta, 115 141 123 131 Bridgewater, 182 63 182 63 Dexter, 119 54 114 55 Freedoin, 154 14 151 16 Lima, 92 106 108 89 Lodi, 182 78 181 77 Lyndon, 94 52 102 44 Manchester, 313 192 348 153 Northfield, 203 83 214 72 Pittsfield, 67 140 66 141 Salem, 80 123 85 119 Saline, 177 180 181 178 Scio, 243 191 243 192 Sharon, 121 103 140 83 Superior, 123 111 138 100 Sylvan, 216 204 197 222 Webster, 88 99 90 97 York, 176 158 177 158 Ypsilanti Town, 89 159 98 151 " City, 1 w., 104 114 107 112 " " 2 " 81 98 82 99 " " 3 " 76 118 78 116 4 " 100 64 103 61 " " 5 " 172 80 172 80 4,068 3,503 4,232 3,346 3,503 3,346 Majorities, 564 886 Charles K. Carpenter, Prohibition candidate, received 25 votes. On the several candidatos for State of fices we content ourselves with giving ag gregate footings and majorities, as fol lows : Lieutenant Oovernor- Prederick Hall, D., 4,056-518 Henry H. Holt, R., 3,538 Thomas A. Granger, P., 36 Secrelary of State - George H. House, D-, 4,055 - 51G Ebenezer G. Holden, E., 2,539 Samuel W. Baker, P., 26 State Treasurer - Joseph M. Sterling, D., 4,057-520 Wm. B. MoCreery, R , 3,537 James I. Mead, P., 26 Auditor General - John L. Evans, D., 4,055 - 544 Ralph Ely, R., 3,509 Joseph Newman, P., 25 Commissioner of Land Office - Chauncey W. Green, D., 4,055-514 Leverett A. Clapp, R., 3,541 Thomas S. Skinner, P., 25 Attorney General - Martin V. Montgomery, D., 4,060 - 534 Andrew J. Smith, R., 3,526 Albert Williams, P., 23 Superintendent of Pullic Instruction - Duane Doty, D., 4,068-524 Daniel B. Briggs, R., 3,524 John Evans, P., 22 Memoer of Board of Education - Edward W. Andrews, D., 4,029-461 Edgar Rexford, R., 3,568 John D. Lewis, P., 19 SENATOR AND SHERIFF. Corey. Camp-. Edbell. ing. wards. A. A. City, 1 w., 131 186 150 158 " 2 w., 138 51 145 48 " 3 w., 159 86 177 67 " 4 w., 130 113 139 105 " " 5 w., 55 80 69 64 " " 6 w., 25 103 37 94 A. A. Town, 81 143 95 132 Augusta, 105 150 129 127 Bridgewater, 178 66 182 64 Dexter, 118 55 136 37 Freedom, 151 14 156 8 Lima, 92 106 113 83 Lodi, 183 75 193 67 Lyndon, 94 52 133 13 Manchester, 290 193 351 146 Northfield, 204 82 201 83 Pittsfield, 69 131 64 144 Salem, 81 122 82 122 Saline, 185 173 161 167 Scio, 240 194 233 201 Sharon, 122 102 135 89 Superior, 120 117 128 110 Sylvan, 216 204 257 162 Webster, 87 100 93 94 York, 176 159 199 136 Ypsilanti Town, 83 165 80 170 Yps. City, 1 w., 102 115 101 116 ' 2 w., 83 97 65 113 " 3 w., 76 116 72 119 " 4 w., 99 66 101 64 " 5 w., 172 81 176 79 4,044 3,497 4,358 3,210 Majorities - for Corey, 557 ; for Fleming, 1,148. CLEHK AND REGISTER. Tuite. StevWood- Schalens. ard. fer. A. A. City, 1 w., 114 197 76 233 " 2 w., 133 58 31 162 " 3 w., 145 102 104 141 " 4w„ 117 127 95 152 " " 5 w., 46 86 26 107 " 6 w., 23 112 25 110 A. A. Town, 67 158 57 168 Augusta, 114 142 119 137 Bridgewater, 182 64 143 103 Dexter, 120 52 116 56 Freedoin, 154 14 8 160 Lima, 86 109 66 129 Lodi, 176 83 122 138 Lyndon, 101 44 94 52 Manchester, 316 189 215 291 Northfield, 180 107 136 151 Pittsfield, 61 147 54 153 Salem, 72 131 81 123 Saline, 162 193 140 220 Scio, 232 197 189 246 Sharon, 121 103 98 127 Superior, 121 116 114 124 Sylvan, 221 200 192 227 Webster, 82 104 87 100 York, . 174 161 175 160 Ypsilanti Town, 89 162 107 144 Yps. City, 1 w., 104 116 111 llo N .. 2 w., 78 103 93 87 " 3 w„ 78 115 93 101 ■■ 4 w , 99 66 116 49 " 5 w., 173 84 186 69 3,941 3,642 3,269 4,330 Majorities- for Tuite, 299; Schaffur, 10Ö1 TREASITRETl AND PROSECUTING ATT'Y. Hanke. Fairchild. Frazer. Allen A. A. City, 1 w. 93 219 142 164 " 2 " 95 93 146 49 ' 3 " 84 162 132 113 " 4 " 78 168 119 126 " 5 " 32 101 64 70 " 6 " 24 111 32 103 " Town, 61 166 85 141 Augusta, 114 142 94 162 Bridgewater, 126 110 173 71 Dexter, 108 65 114 58 Freedom, 84 79 149 19 Lima, 58 120 90 107 Lodi, 166 86 182 77 Lyndon, 74 72 81 62 Manchester, 230 259 277 222 Northfield, 194 93 205 81 Pittsfield, 50 157 61 144 Salem, 60 144 83 121 Saline, 140 214 174 185 Soio, 200 227 224 208 Sharon, 43 172 89 130 Superior, 114 124 101 134 Sylvan, 178 239 192 226 Webster, 82 105 89 98 York, 169 165 161 172 Ypsilanti Town, 90 161 87 164 " City, 1 w. 104 117 87 133 " 2 " 74 107 57 123 " 3 " 75 11S 68 125 " 4 " 87 78 98 66 " 5 " 170 87 169 86 3,255 4,275 3,827 3,745 Majorities- for Fairchild, 1,020 ; for Frazer, 82. COMMI8SIONERS. Eoot. BabLavr- Emorbitt. rence. ick. A. A. City, 1 w., 102 107 221 172 " " 2 w., 103 89 120 71 " " 3 w., 132 88 170 89 " 4 w., 94 95 183 116 " " 5 w., 50 43 95 78 " 6 w., 27 22 101 106 A. A. Town, 56 69 171 140 Augusta, 114 117 139 142 Bridgewater, 185 182 61 59 Dexter, 116 117 57 56 Freedom, 154 153 15 14 Lima, 92 92 106 106 Lodi, 177 179 83 81 Lyndon, 95 93 52 50 Manchester, 308 312 198 192 Northfield, 152 195 137 81 Pittsfield, 57 61 153 144 Salem, 76 81 127 122 Saline, 152 165 197 201 Scio, 230 235 208 193 Sharon, 122 123 103 102 Superior, 110 119 127 119 Sylvan, 213 215 208 206 ■Webster, 75 87 111 99 York, 175 170 160 161 Ypsilanti Town, 81 92 163 166 Yps. City, 1 w., 98 104 115 123 " 2 w., 64 77 104 118 " 3 w., 66 68 114 135 " 4 w., 76 95 88 ' 69 " 5 w., 164 171 88 87 3,716 3,817 3,974 3,598 Ooroners : - KaPP. 4,477-532 Ashler, 4,042-497 Breakey, 3,545 Root, 3,545 Surveyort .- - Wilbur 3,980-395 Yocum, 385 FIRST DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE8. King. Lay. A. A. City, lst Ward, 128 177 " 2 " 141 50 " J " 157 84 " 4 133 111 " & " 53 81 " " 6 23 109 Ann Arbor Town, 87 140 i liHiianu uity, Lat Ward, 102 119 " 2 77 114 " i " 74 104 " 4 97 68 " 5 " 175 82 Ypsilanti Town, 91 160 1,338 1,399 Majority for Lay, 61. SECOND DISTRICT. Sutton. Reirwick. Dexter, 119 54 Freedoin, 154 14 Lima, 93 103 Liyndon, 94 52 Northfield, 217 61 Salem, 83 120 Scio, 248 184 Superior, 159 76 Sylvan, 217 203 Webster,. 83 101 1,467 968 Majority for Sutton, 499. THIRD DISTRICT. Clark. Cook. Augusta, 101 153 Bridgewater, 182 64 Lodt, 166 93 Manchester, 311 191 Pittafield, 62 144 Saline, 138 215 Sharon, 123 102 York, 159 173 1,242 1,135 Majority for Clark, 107. Last week the Arqus lelt the readers in doubt as to who is Governor. It it now oertain that Baglet ia re-elected say by a majority soinewhere in the neighborhood of 5,000. Hia associates on tha State ticket are also all elected, and by somewhat larger majorities. The Senate is likely to be a tie, and the Eepublicans will have a small majority, - say four to eight on joint ballot. A little inore work - with foresight to direct it - would have jiven a complete Democratie victory. - Latest figures elect Bradley, Eepublican, in the Eighth Congressional disrict, by a small majority, making the lelegation stand six Republicana to three Demócrata. - If Lenawee and Monroe counties lad kept John J. Eobison up with Chamerlain, he would have been elected. And then if the Hillsdale " Eeformers," who brought Eobiaon out, and would not et him decline, had run Waldron behind, according to promise, he would have had a handaome majority to spare. But then hat y is a great stumbling block. Well, as it is, John J. made a run (a " home run" t least) that he has reaspn to be proud f. Better luck to him next time. The vote scored for and against tb reviaed " Constitution or so-called '; alendments " at the late electioa in this ounty, was as follows : Tor amendments, - 1,432 Against, - .... 4J85 Majority "No," ... 3,353 Woman Suffrage " kicked the boam," y the following vote : Woman Suffrage - - - 1,348 " -No, - - 5,010 Majority "No," - 3,662 The mathematician has not yet been 8covered bold enough to estímate the majority in the State againat either tho )ody of the Conatitution or the Womau uffrage proposition. A good one is credited to Hon. A. C. Jaldwin, of Pontiac : and that is aa reerring, in a late after election jubilee peecb, to the late J. W. Begole, as " the man who took hia boy out of the public school because he was required to spell ater beginuing with a " }." Where ia iorgh 'Í The Allegan Journal has put up its )anner for 1876, and inscribed with : ?or Preaident, Wi'liam Tecuinaeh Sherman ; for Vice-President, Thomaa W. Perj. My couutrymen ! what joke won't )on perpétrate next ?