Result of the Presidential Election 1840 Official Report
Miners Journal presents a table listing the popular vote by state, state majorities, and the electoral votes assigned for President and Vice President in the United States. The document compiles state by state results and electoral allocations for the 1840 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United States
Harrison
Buren
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhoda Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Alabama
St. Louis
Illinois
War rumors from Florida move toward peace and tribute at forts
From Florida reports arrive of Indian warri ors surrendering at multiple posts with estimates between sixty and seventy chiefs, signaling possible end to hostilities. Col Harney and Lt Ord engage, casualties occur, while New York Senator Tartmapee proposes a one term four year presidency. The town observes a night of illumination and cannon salutes as news spreads.
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Florida
N. P. Tartmapee
New York
Senate
United States
Nent
Fort Fanning
Tampa
Fort King
Gen
Armstead
Tampa Bay
Cedar Keys
No. 4
Gedar Keys
Col. Harney
Everglades
Cape Sable
Aung
Sam Jones
Chekika
Indian Key
Lt. Ord
3D Artillery
Lieut. Sherwood
7Th Infantry
Micanopy
Pilatka
Savannah
Andrew Hood
William E. Hood
David B. Hood
Susan W. Hood
William N. Hood
Sophia C. Hood
Wabash and Erie Canal
Miami
Peru
William N.itood
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Isaac Stewart
Henry Shuey
Thomas D. Spoor
Henry Smith 2
William Smith
John Stevenson
John Shackelford
John Sanders
John Sellers
James T, Stewart
James B. Sayres
Joseph Taylor
Ichabod Tharp
George M. Taylor
Mr. L. Talk Almerin Titus
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Levi Wright
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John B. Wallace
William Jones
Griffith Jackson
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Een
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Holman
Feder
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MHE
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Po Loveland
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Huntington
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Dac
Texas
Galveston
Rio Grande