Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-07
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FRIDAY. AUGUST /, 1857.
Representative Dislrioling.

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We append below the result OF the doings o.
the Commissioners in the several counties, as fal
as the same has reached US, in the work Of dis
tristing their respective territories for Represent
atives to the General Court in accordance with
the recently adopted Constitutional amendment.
It will be noticed that in Hampden and franklin
single districts have mainly been constituted,
whereas in Barnstable las well as in sufolk)
treble and double districts mostly are made;
FRANKLIN CouxTY-Eight Representatives..
The whole number of voters in this county is
$780, and the ratio to each Representative 500.
First District Coleraine 32l, Levden ll3 Der.
na-dston 90. Gill Jas, Greenfield 603. Shclburne
: A.; two Representatives; average 1874 2.
second District.--Buckland BIZ, Charlemont
227 Rowe I2l Monroe 40, Heath l4O; one Rep
reseatative; S54 voters.
Third District.-CCnwav 526, Ashfeld 345,
Hawiey l79 one Representative S44.
Fourth d strct-Deerdeld $50, Whately III;
ore Representative; So.
Fifth District-Wendel l55 Shutesbury lS9,
Leverett 200, Sunderland 49, one Representa-
tlce; 742
Sixth District. = Mortified 406, Erving SO,
Montague 1874 one Representative SS3
Seventh District Warwick 22S, Orange 400,
New Salem DAG; one Representative; SIG.
Seven single districts and one double district.
HAMPDBN CouNTY-TtoelUe Representatives..
The whole number of voters in this county is
10 400. and the average to each Representative
1867.
First Ds,rict-Brnfeld 299. Holland 100,
Monson 420, Wales l6l; one Representative
$50.
Second Dis,rict.-Palmer $685. one Represent
alive
Third District.-Longmeadow 2S5, Wilbraham
40; one Representative; 725
Fourth District.--Spring /, 553;
Ward 2, 564; one Representative 1867.
Fifth Dis riot. Springfield, Ward g. 437;
Ward 4, 1872; one Representative; Sl9.
Sixth District. Spring6eld-Ward 5, 1856
Ward s, l4S; Ward Z, III; Ward s, TAG; one
Representative; $50
Seventh Observation-Disclosures 1882 Ludlow 2S4;
two Representatives; average 1888.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures 535 West Spring
field 344; one Representative; S79.
Ninth District-Agawam 23S, Southwck 296,
Granville 35l; one Representative; 8S5.
Tenth Distrct.--Westfeld 995; Repre-
sentative.
Eleventh District-Blaudford 3O3, Chester 272,
Montgomery 90, Russell 1885, Tolland 1876; one
Representative; 93l
Eleven single districts and one double district.
BARNsTABIB CouNTY--Nine Representatives.
The whole number of voters is 1870, and the
ratio to each Representative S74.
First District-Barnstable lllS, Sandwich
S74, Falmouth 6l9; three Representatives ay-
erage SOL 8.
S,c1nd District Yarmouth 567, Dennis 1888,
Harwick 6S4, Chatham 6l2; three Representa-
iivss;. average S65 l-3.
Third District-Brewster 1856, Orleans 405,
Eastman 1897 one Representative $40
Fourth District WelAeet 607, Truro 421
Provncetown sos two Representatives aver
age 94OI2
One single district, one double district, and
two treble districts.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The Commissioners Of Bristol County propose
to give public hearing next Monday, on the
subject Of the Representative superintendent for
that county. The plan of division meeting with
most general favor is as follows;