Nov. 4, 1878. For appointment of Judges of Court of
Appeals and of Supreme Court......

Against

For appointment of Judges of county
and certain city courts
Against...

Nov. 8, 1874. For amendment of article 2.

115, 337 319, 973

110,725

...

319, 660

357, 635

Against.....

194, 234

For amendment of article 8, section 10.. 336,237

Against..

195, 047

Nov. 7, 1876. For amendment of article 5, section 3....

351, 693 177,923 446, 883 85,758

533, 155

Nov. 4, 1879. For amendment of article 6, section 6...

95, 331

Against......

25, 578

Nov. 2, 1880. For amendment of article 6, sections 12

and 13.

Against......

....

221, 903

111, 225

Nov. 7, 1882. For amendment of section 8 of article 7.. 486, 105

Nov. 4, 1884. For amendment of section 11 of article 8. 499, 661

Against....

Nov. 2, 1886. For a convention to revise the Constitution and amend the same..................

Against......

Nov. 6, 1888. For the proposed amendment to section 6

of article 6. Against....

9,661

*574, 993 +30,766

$498, 114 $55,822

Nov. 8, 1892. For the proposed amendment to section 10, article 3 of the Constitution, relating to the powers of the two houses of the Legislature.

Against..

174,678

180,030

For the proposed amendment to article 6
of the Constitution, relating to election
of additional justices of the Supreme
Court..

161,759

66

44

Against...

For the proposed amendment to section 7
of article 7 of the Constitution, relat-
ing to Onondaga Salt Springs....
Against......

Nov. 6, 1894. For the revised Constitution

.......

198, 110

170,765 171, 442

For legislative apportionment..

410, 697 327,402

404, 335

350, 625

*Including 218,376 informal votes. +Including 3,735 informal votes. Including 187,418 informal votes. § Including 5,679 informal votes.

COUNTIES OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, IN THE ORDER OF THEIR ERECTION.

As Tryon; changed April 2, 1784.

+ As Charlotte; changed April 2, 1784.

+ Parts of Montgomery, Herkimer and Oneida, provisionally annexed.