National Republican., 1882-11-11
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An Admirable Little work which Dem.
onatrntes Very Much sroat InterestIng
Information Iust Now Greatly Sought
Amer.
Major Pangborn, the well-known compiler OF
the b. and o. Red Book, which has become the
standard political textbook Of the country, is now
engaged with large force OF fnssistants in prepar
ing special edition OF the Red Book, which
promises TO be quite unique thing in political
literature IL is to be issued under the taking
tion of 1882"
Within the most artstically engraved covers by
the American Bank Note Company will be em-
braced the official results Of the election just held,
anu arranged SO perfectly and intellgenty that
,ne verlest amateur In such statistics cannot fail
70 comprehend them. The figures win be given
on Slate ticket and on Congressional ticket IN sep
arate tables the former by counties and the latter
parlsons VIII be made with the vote at the last
preceding election III each State, the returns of
which viii be given In full in order that the
understanding OF the situation may he complete.
III States where the Congressional districts have
been changed since 1880, the districts will be
shown now constituted, thus demonstrating
what the result would have been two years ago
had the same counties composed the districts then
as now. Independent, Prohibition, and Green-
back figures Will be given In addition TO the regu
lar Republican aud Democrat, and in each
county the vote ofeach party will be shown with
maloriies, gains, and losses, both years, together
win total vote of county Congressional district,
and State Statistical tables will also be included
in the book, showing upon similar full and com
rehensive scale the vote for Prcsidentin in 1876 and
in 1850
In 10 publication of like character are such
clear and exhaustive tabular statements attempted
as in the Il. & o. Red Book, and the iorthC coming
special edition Will eclipse any previous edition in
extent and interesting character of information
furnished Included within the remarks accom-
panyiDg the returns will be the details OF the
changes in Congressional districts. the Congress-
men, elect, and the unsuccessful candidates in
each State, as well us the members OF the next
Congress complete aud the changes in that body
as compared 10 the last Congress. Much other
alta will be given. aud in the way of u thorough
understanding OF exactly " How Twas Done II
would be dinlcult 10 imagine more interesting
and reliable source of explanation than will be
this new edition of the B. q o. Red Book. Like
its predecessor, IL will be sent without any cost
whatever to all who make application for 1t to G.
X. Lord, General Passenger Agent B. & o. X. r.,
Baltimore, Md.
The Red Book is, as n matter Of course. an ad-
yertisement of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
but Il combines so much of general interest to the
pubic win comparatively so little about the road
that 1t is far more valuable than nine tenths the
publications of the character placed on sale.
The Is. u o. Red Book is 10y heavy odds the
hands NEST political work from typographical
standpoint Issued in the United States bsiGg al
ways printed with exquisite taste on fine paper
and bound in the best manner 1t certainly is
worth the little trouble occasiuned in writing for
IT, and II Is hnzarding nothing TO predict that the
new special edition devoted to the elcct OH which
has Just taken place will be pre- -eminently the
text book of 1882.
As there will doubtless be an immense demand
for the book, it would be well for all desiring a
copy 10 write at once tu MIR. Lord, as the edition
will be sent out TO those making application on
the principle Of first come first served. Enve opcs
Will be addressed as applications come in, SO that
there may be II delay i'll mailing when the work
Is received from the binder.