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- When the census was round, I contributed more to it than anybody in town. [4]
- We had in the year 1855, according to law, a census, or enumeration of the inhabitants, taken for the purpose of a new apportionment of representation. [7]
- This appears by the census returns. [7]
- I have omitted the census for 1850, as I have seen two widely different numbers given. [1]
- From the first taking of our national census to the last are seventy years, and we find our population at the end of the period eight times as great as it was at the beginning. [7]
- The Legislature steadily refused to give us such an apportionment as we were rightfully entitled to have upon the census taken of the population of the State. [7]
- At the same ratio of increase which we have maintained, on an average, from our first national census, in 1790, until that of 1860, we should in 1900 have a population of 103,208,415. [7]
- She has a population, as per the latest census, of only 320,000-odd, and yet her varieties of religion indicate the presence within her borders of samples of people from pretty nearly every part of the globe you can think of. [5]
- In a census of all the islands in 1850 (98. [1]
- By the census of 1890 this number had become over seven and a half millions. [4]
- According to a loose census in 1823, the numbers then were 142,050. [1]
- The total number in 1858 was believed to be 53,700, and in 1872, after a second interval of fourteen years, another census was taken, and the number is given as only 36,359, shewing a decrease of 32.29 per cent! [1]
- An insurance actuary could take the Indian census tables and the government's snake tables and tell you within sixpence how much it would be worth to insure a man against death by snake-bite there. [5]
- By the new census, San Francisco has a population of 130,000. [5]
- How different the census would have been if taken in the spirit of this new light! [4]
- I owe the census of the several years to the kindness of Mr. Coan, at the request of Dr. Youmans of New York; and in most cases I have compared the Youmans figures with those given in several of the above-named works. [1]
- It so happened at the last session of the Legislature that our opponents, holding the control of both branches of the Legislature, steadily refused to give us such an apportionment as we were rightly entitled to have upon the census already taken. [7]
- Notwithstanding the silence and vacation aspect of up-town, the public conveyances were still thronged, and a census would have shown no such diminution of population as seemed. [4]
- We know what a fair apportionment of representation upon that census would give us. [7]
- The census of 1800 tells us that in that year there were over four hundred thousand mulattoes in the United States. [7]
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