Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-16

An Admirable Little Work which Dem
onstrates Very Much Most Interest
ing Information lust Now Greatly
Sought After.
Major PangbOrn, the well-knowu
compiler of the Il. 4 o. Red Book,
which has become the standard politi-
cal text book of the country, is now en-
gagged with large force of assistants in
preparinga special edition of the Red
Book, which promises 10 be quite q
unique thing in political literature. 1t
Is to be issued under the taking title OF
"HOw Twas Done: The Political Rev
olutiOn Of 1882"
Within the most artistieally engraved
covers by the American Bank Note
Company will be embraced the official
results of the election just held, and ar
ranged so perfectly ands iAtelligently
that the veriest ameteur in such Stats
ties cannot fail to comprehend them.
The figures will be given on State ticket
and on Congressional ticket in separate
tables, the former by counties and the
latter by counties and districts. In both
tables comparisons will be made with
the vote at the last preceding election in
each State, the returns of which will be
given in full in order that the under
standing of the situation may be
complete. In States where the Con-
greSSiOnal districts have been
changed since 1880, the districts
will be shown as 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
Greenhaek figures will be given i'm addi-
ton to the regular Republican and DEM
Ocrat, and in each county the vote of
each party will be shown with MAORI
ties, gains and losses, both years, to-
gether with total vote of county, Con-
greSsiOnal district and State. Statisti-
cal tables will also be included in the
cook, showing upon q similar full and
comprehensive scale the vote for Presi-
dent in 1876 and 1850.
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such clear and exhaustive tabular state
ments attempted as in the b. & 0. Red |
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ton will eclipse any previous edition in |
extent and interesting character of in |
formation furnished. Included within |
the remarks accompanying the returns |
will be the details of the changes in |
Congressional districts, the Congress
men elect, and the unsuccessful candi- |
dates in each State, as well as the men,
bers of the next Congress complete, and |
the changes in that body as compared |
will be given, and in the way Oh a ,Gn"i-
ouCh understanding of exactly no"
ITSyas Done" it would be dlfhcult 10 |
imagine a more interesting and rellao!e
q sOTrre of explanation than will be tnlS
new edition of the Il. 4 o. Red BOOB.
ike its predecessor, it will be sent WIFI
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application for it to G. X. Lori, Ten
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