When was it published?

October 10, 1860 in Semi Weekly Standard

Story October 10, 1860

Semi Weekly Standard

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Buchanan, Fillmore, Fremont, Parker, Burrows, Morgan, Jones, Leavenworth

Q: What keywords are associated?

New York Elections, 1856 Vote, 1858 Governor, 1859 Secretary Of State, Anti Republican Majority, Fusion Ticket

Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

Election results in New York: 1856 presidential (Buchanan 195,878, Fillmore 124,604, Fremont 276,907; Anti-Rep majority 43,575); 1858 gubernatorial (Parker Dem 230,513, Burrows Amer 60,580, Morgan Rep 247,953; Anti-Rep majority 43,440); 1859 Sec of State (Jones Dem/Am 252,589, Leavenworth Rep 251,139; Anti-Rep majority 1,450). Republicans never won popular vote, hope for fusion ticket.

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The Vote of New York.—The vote of New York in 1856 was as follows: Buchanan 195,878, Fillmore 124,604, Fremont 276,907. Anti-Republican majority 43,575. In 1858 the vote for Governor stood thus: Parker, Dem. 230,513, Burrows, Amer. 60,580, Morgan, Rep. 247,953. Anti-Republican majority 43,440. In November, 1859, the vote for Secretary of State stood as follows: Jones, Dem. and Am. 252,589, Leavenworth, Rep. 251,139. Anti-Republican majority 1,450. So it will be seen that at no time have the Republicans carried New York by the popular vote. This leaves room for hope that the fusion ticket will prevail.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What keywords are associated?

New York Elections 1856 Vote 1858 Governor 1859 Secretary Of State Anti Republican Majority Fusion Ticket

What entities or persons were involved?

Buchanan Fillmore Fremont Parker Burrows Morgan Jones Leavenworth

Where did it happen?

New York

Story Details

Key Persons

Buchanan Fillmore Fremont Parker Burrows Morgan Jones Leavenworth

Location

New York

Event Date

1856, 1858, November 1859

Story Details

Vote tallies show Anti-Republican majorities in 1856 presidential election, 1858 gubernatorial election, and 1859 secretary of state election. Republicans have never carried New York by popular vote, leaving hope for fusion ticket.