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Political Analysis of Pennsylvania.
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That excellent work, Trego's Geography OF
Pennsylvania, recently published, by giving the
character and origin Of the population OF that
State enables Us to make out the following clas-
sifcaton of the Counties with their political cha
racter as ascertained al the Presidential election
of lS40. when full vote was brought out. The
tables we now give, we doubt not, will be deeply
interesting to politicians particularly as they tel
tale which Will be found to counteract the gen.
eral impressions entertained with regard to the
majority Of the people OF Pennsylvania.


The Counties OF the State may be divided into
four classes, namely: first, those in which the
population is principally OF German origin; Sc
cond, those which have been settled chiefly by
Irish, Scotch. English and Welsh emigrants :;
third those in which the settlers were mostly
from New England; and fourth, those Coun-
ties which were first settled by the QuakeTs OF
Friends, who came over from England with VIII
liam Penn.