REPRESENTATION OF THE SEVERAL STATES IN THE LOWER BRAN OF CONGRESS UNDER THE APPORTIONMENTS OF 1891 AND 1901.

Utah admitted after the Apportionment act of 1901; one Representative allotted admission. Oklahoma admitted in 1906; five Representatives allotted. RATIO OF REPRESENTATION SINCE 1789.

George Washington..
John Adams..
George Washington..
John Adams..

John Adams..........
Thomas Jefferson............
Thomas Jefferson.........
Aaron Burr.

Thomas Jefferson....
CC. Pinckney....................
James Madison..

C. C. Pinckney..
James Madison..
DeWitt Clinton.........
James Monroe.........

Rufus King.............. James Monroe................. John Q. Adams.................. John Q. Adams..................... Andrew Jackson................... Andrew Jackson...................... J. Q. Adamɛ........... Andrew Jackson................................ Henry Clay

Martin Van Buren........
W. H. Harrison..

W. H. Harrison..

Martin Van Buren.

James K. Polk.

Henry Clay.
Zachary Taylor.
Lewis Cass.
Franklin Pierce..
Winfield Scott..
James Buchanan..
John C. Fremont.
Abraham Lincoln..

J. C. Breckinridge.
Abraham Lincoln..
George B. McClellan.
Ulysses S. Grant..
Horatio Seymour.
Ulysses S. Grant.
Horace Greeley.....
R. B. Hayes.
Samuel J. Tilden..
'James A. Garfield.
W. S. Hancock..
'Grover Cleveland.
James G. Blaine.
'Benjamin Harrison..
Grover Cleveland....de
'Grover Cleveland,.
Benjamin Harrison..
William McKinley..

e William J. Bryan. William McKinley. William J. Bryan... *Theodore Roosevelt.. Alton B. Parker..

Previous to 1804 each elector voted for two candidates for President. The one receiving the greatest number was declared President, and the one receiving the next highest was declared Vice-President, a Three States not voting. b Tie vote; choice decided by House of Representatives on 36th ballot. c No choice by Electoral College; choice decided by House of Representatives on first ballot. d Horace. Greeley died before the Electoral College met, and the Greeley electors of five States voted for Thomas A. Hendricks. e Including votes cast for Bryan and Watson (Pop.) ticket. *Elected President.

1900.

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*ELECTORAL VOTES FOR PRESIDENT, 1876 TO 1904.
1892.

1876. 1880. 1884.

1888.

1896.

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS FROM 1789 TO 1906.

PRESIDENT-George Washington, Va., April 30, 1789, to Mar. 4, 1793. V.-PRES'T-
John Adams, Mass. SEC. STATE-Thomas Jefferson, Va., Sept. 26, 1789. SEC
TREASURY-Alexander Hamilton, N. Y., Sept. 11, 1789. SEC. WAR-Henry
Knox, Mass., Sept. 12, 1789. NAVY-The War Department had charge of Naval
Affairs until April, 1798. POST R-GEN.-Samuel Osgood, Mass., Sept. 26, 1789:
Timothy Pickering, Penn., Aug. 12, 1791. ATTY-GEN.-Edmund Raudolph, Va..
Sept. 26, 1789.
PRESIDENT-George Washington, second term, Mar. 4, 1793, to Mar. 4, 1797. V.
PRES'T-John Adams, Mass. SEC. STATE-Thos. Jefferson, reappointed; Ed
mund Randolph, Va., Jan. 2, 1794, Timothy Pickering, Penn., Dec. 10, 1795. SEC
TREASURY-Alexander Hamilton, reappointed; Oliver Wolcott, jr., Conn., Feb. 2
SEC. WAR-Henry Knox, continued; Timothy Pickering, Penn., Jan.
1795; James McHenry, Md., Jan. 27, 1796. SEC. NAVY-George Cabot, Mass.
May 3, 1799, declined; Benj. Stoddert, Md., May 21, 1798. POST 'R-GEN.-Timothy

1795.