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Proceedings of the Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States in Maryland, 1789-1980
Volume 208, Page 249   View pdf image (33K)
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Charles J. Bonaparte
 received
 109,477
 votes
Calton L. Bretz
 received
 106,993
 votes
R. Rastell Walker
 received
 106,876
 votes
Edward M. Allen Jr.
 received
 106,721
 votes
George A. Hartman
 received
 106,694
 votes
Robert Ogle
 received
 106,787
 votes
J. Webb Thomas
 received
 106,709
 votes
Alfred G. Sturgiss
 received
 106,896
 votes




William Gesriel
 received
     3,034
 votes
William Scleinte
 received
     2,874
 votes
Lawrence Hasting
 received
     2,849
 votes
John M. Macklen
 received
     2,838
 votes
Edward Richardson
 received
     2,821
 votes
Summerfield Baldwin
 received
     2,848
 votes
Samuel R. Aerne
 received
     2,849
 votes
Frank Higgins
 received
     2,971
 votes




Martin Glass
 received
     2,247
 votes
Benjamin W. Deffinbaugh
 received
     2,180
 votes
Alexander Munroe
 received
     2,177
 votes
Patrick O'Conner
 received
     2,146
 votes
Frank Mareck
 received
     2,151
 votes
Charles F. Saunders
 received
     2,145
 votes
Moses Miller
 received
     2,150
 votes
Edward A. Ferrari
 received
     2,225
 votes




Thomas O. Clark
 received
            4
 votes
Watson & Tillbes
 received
            1
 vote

                    I further certify that complying with the provisions
of Section 60 of Article 33 of the Code of Public General Laws
of Maryland, the State Board of Canvassers of the State of
Maryland have duly determined and declared that Charles
J. Bonaparte, Frank Brown, Elihu E. Jackson, John E. George
T. Herbert Schriver, James King, Samuel A. Mudd and
Ferdinand Williams having received the greatest number
of votes cast at said election for candidates for Electors
for President and Vice President of the United States have
been duly elected such Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States from the State of Maryland.


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