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Savannah (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
9,528187,112810 K'tucky771,424210,981920,077225,490810 Missouri594,62287,4221,085,595115,61997 Total6,412,5033,200,4128,434,1263,999,2838489 Total population,free and slave,in 18509,612,915 Total population,free and slave,in 186012,433,409 Increase in ten years2,820,494 Population of Territories. TerritoriesPop'n in 1850Pop'n in 1860 Nebraska28,893 New Mexico61,54793,024 Utah11,35450,000 Dacotah4,839 Washington11,624 District of Columbia48,00075,321 Total120,901262,701 Increase in ten years141,800 Recapitulation. 18501860 Total pop'n of Free States13,454,16918,950,759 Total pop'n of Slave States9,612,96912,433,409 Total pop'n of Territories120,901162,701 Total pop'n of U. States23,191,87631,646,869 Increase in ten years8,454,993 Heavy Rewards. The City Council of Savannah have offered $500, and the British Consul $1,000 reward, for the apprehension of the parties concerned in the late outrage upon the captain of the British ship Kalos.
Montgomery (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 1
The National crisis. Interesting from the South--letter from Edward Everett — Comparative population of the Northern and Southern Confederacies — Washington dispatches. The Montgomery (Ala.) correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing on the 2d inst., of the Cotton States' Convention, says: Alabama's very equivocal invitation will bring a deputation from North Carolina, Tennessee, and perhaps other non-seceding States. What they will do here, it is difficult to say. Being in the Union, they cannot join in the deliberations to construct a Southern Confederacy. Their counsel and object doubtless will be delay — postponement; and in this policy they might support or make a party in the Convention, which may oppose immediate action and the organization of a Southern Confederacy. They will fail in their efforts, however, although they may foster discontent. The Mississippi State Convention elected a full representation to the Congress to be establish<
Wisconsin (Wisconsin, United States) (search for this): article 1
: Population of the Northern Confederacy. StatesPop'n. 1850Pop'n. 1860New Apportionment for Congr'ss.Old Apportionment. Maine583,169619,95856 N. Hampsh'e317,976326,07233 Vermont311,120315,82733 Mass994,5141,231,4941011 R. Island147,545174,62112 Connecticut370,792460,67044 New York3,097,3943,851,5633033 Pennsylv'a2,311,7862,916,0182325 New Jersey489,333676,03455 Ohio1,980,4272,377,9171921 Indiana988,4161,350,8021111 Illinois851,4701,691,233139 Michigan397,654754,29164 Wisconsin305,391768,48564 Iowa192,214682,00052 Minnestoa6,077172,79312 Oregon18,29452,55611 California92,597384,77032 Kansas--143,64511 Total13,454,16918,950,759150149 Increase in ten years5,496,590 Population of the Southern Confederacy. Pop'n in 1850.Pop'n in 1860.Appor't States.Free.Slave.Free.Slave.N. O. Delaw'e.89,2422,290110,4581,80511 Maryl'd492,66690,368646,18385,38266 Virginia949,133472,5281,097,873495,8261113 No. Car580,491288,548679,965328,37778 So.Car.283,523384,9
Vermont (Vermont, United States) (search for this): article 1
of any kind. The two sections — their strength in 1860. From the official census returns of 1860 are made the following tables of population in the North and the South, and in the Territories, showing the increase since 1850 in each section, and the alterations in the apportionment of members of Congress: Population of the Northern Confederacy. StatesPop'n. 1850Pop'n. 1860New Apportionment for Congr'ss.Old Apportionment. Maine583,169619,95856 N. Hampsh'e317,976326,07233 Vermont311,120315,82733 Mass994,5141,231,4941011 R. Island147,545174,62112 Connecticut370,792460,67044 New York3,097,3943,851,5633033 Pennsylv'a2,311,7862,916,0182325 New Jersey489,333676,03455 Ohio1,980,4272,377,9171921 Indiana988,4161,350,8021111 Illinois851,4701,691,233139 Michigan397,654754,29164 Wisconsin305,391768,48564 Iowa192,214682,00052 Minnestoa6,077172,79312 Oregon18,29452,55611 California92,597384,77032 Kansas--143,64511 Total13,454,16918,950,759150149 Increase in ten
Utah (Utah, United States) (search for this): article 1
18644 Arkan's162,79747,100331,710109,06532 Texas154,43158,161416,000184,95642 Tenn'see763,154239,460859,528187,112810 K'tucky771,424210,981920,077225,490810 Missouri594,62287,4221,085,595115,61997 Total6,412,5033,200,4128,434,1263,999,2838489 Total population,free and slave,in 18509,612,915 Total population,free and slave,in 186012,433,409 Increase in ten years2,820,494 Population of Territories. TerritoriesPop'n in 1850Pop'n in 1860 Nebraska28,893 New Mexico61,54793,024 Utah11,35450,000 Dacotah4,839 Washington11,624 District of Columbia48,00075,321 Total120,901262,701 Increase in ten years141,800 Recapitulation. 18501860 Total pop'n of Free States13,454,16918,950,759 Total pop'n of Slave States9,612,96912,433,409 Total pop'n of Territories120,901162,701 Total pop'n of U. States23,191,87631,646,869 Increase in ten years8,454,993 Heavy Rewards. The City Council of Savannah have offered $500, and the British Consul $1,000 reward, for the
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
hington dispatches. The Montgomery (Ala.) correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing on the 2d inst., of the Cotton States' Convention, says: Alabama's very equivocal invitation will bring a deputation from North Carolina, Tennessee, and perhaps other non-seceding States. What they will do here, it is difficult to say. Being in the Union, they cannot join in the deliberations to construct a Southern Confederacy. Their counsel and object doubtless will be delay — postpone be called upon. The Peace Convention held a four hour's session yesterday. Mr. Seddon, of Virginia, urged an immediate consideration of the Crittenden Compromise. A prolonged debate ensued, and finally, at the request of Mr. Guthrie, of Tennessee, the subject was laid over until to-day. Views as to the probable result of the deliberations of the Convention differ. The ultra Republicans are endeavoring to defeat compromise of any kind. The two sections — their strength in 1860.
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
The National crisis. Interesting from the South--letter from Edward Everett — Comparative population of the Northern and Southern Confederacies — Washington dispatches. The Montgomery (Ala.) correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, writing on the 2d inst., of the Cotton States' Convention, says: Alabama's very equivocal invitation will bring a deputation from North Carolina, Tennessee, and perhaps other non-seceding States. What they will do here, it is difficult to say. Being in the Union, they cannot join in the deliberations to construct a Southern Confederacy. Their counsel and object doubtless will be delay — postponement; and in this policy they might support or make a party in the Convention, which may oppose immediate action and the organization of a Southern Confederacy. They will fail in their efforts, however, although they may foster discontent. The Mississippi State Convention elected a full representation to the Congress to be establishe<
Oregon (Oregon, United States) (search for this): article 1
n. 1860New Apportionment for Congr'ss.Old Apportionment. Maine583,169619,95856 N. Hampsh'e317,976326,07233 Vermont311,120315,82733 Mass994,5141,231,4941011 R. Island147,545174,62112 Connecticut370,792460,67044 New York3,097,3943,851,5633033 Pennsylv'a2,311,7862,916,0182325 New Jersey489,333676,03455 Ohio1,980,4272,377,9171921 Indiana988,4161,350,8021111 Illinois851,4701,691,233139 Michigan397,654754,29164 Wisconsin305,391768,48564 Iowa192,214682,00052 Minnestoa6,077172,79312 Oregon18,29452,55611 California92,597384,77032 Kansas--143,64511 Total13,454,16918,950,759150149 Increase in ten years5,496,590 Population of the Southern Confederacy. Pop'n in 1850.Pop'n in 1860.Appor't States.Free.Slave.Free.Slave.N. O. Delaw'e.89,2422,290110,4581,80511 Maryl'd492,66690,368646,18385,38266 Virginia949,133472,5281,097,873495,8261113 No. Car580,491288,548679,965328,37778 So.Car.283,523384,984308, 186407,18546 Georgia524,503381,682615,336467,40078 Florida48,135
New Jersey (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 1
th, and in the Territories, showing the increase since 1850 in each section, and the alterations in the apportionment of members of Congress: Population of the Northern Confederacy. StatesPop'n. 1850Pop'n. 1860New Apportionment for Congr'ss.Old Apportionment. Maine583,169619,95856 N. Hampsh'e317,976326,07233 Vermont311,120315,82733 Mass994,5141,231,4941011 R. Island147,545174,62112 Connecticut370,792460,67044 New York3,097,3943,851,5633033 Pennsylv'a2,311,7862,916,0182325 New Jersey489,333676,03455 Ohio1,980,4272,377,9171921 Indiana988,4161,350,8021111 Illinois851,4701,691,233139 Michigan397,654754,29164 Wisconsin305,391768,48564 Iowa192,214682,00052 Minnestoa6,077172,79312 Oregon18,29452,55611 California92,597384,77032 Kansas--143,64511 Total13,454,16918,950,759150149 Increase in ten years5,496,590 Population of the Southern Confederacy. Pop'n in 1850.Pop'n in 1860.Appor't States.Free.Slave.Free.Slave.N. O. Delaw'e.89,2422,290110,4581,80511 M
Nebraska (Nebraska, United States) (search for this): article 1
54 Louis'na272,953244,809354,245312, 18644 Arkan's162,79747,100331,710109,06532 Texas154,43158,161416,000184,95642 Tenn'see763,154239,460859,528187,112810 K'tucky771,424210,981920,077225,490810 Missouri594,62287,4221,085,595115,61997 Total6,412,5033,200,4128,434,1263,999,2838489 Total population,free and slave,in 18509,612,915 Total population,free and slave,in 186012,433,409 Increase in ten years2,820,494 Population of Territories. TerritoriesPop'n in 1850Pop'n in 1860 Nebraska28,893 New Mexico61,54793,024 Utah11,35450,000 Dacotah4,839 Washington11,624 District of Columbia48,00075,321 Total120,901262,701 Increase in ten years141,800 Recapitulation. 18501860 Total pop'n of Free States13,454,16918,950,759 Total pop'n of Slave States9,612,96912,433,409 Total pop'n of Territories120,901162,701 Total pop'n of U. States23,191,87631,646,869 Increase in ten years8,454,993 Heavy Rewards. The City Council of Savannah have offered $500, and the
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