Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-18
yOLUM Z 8, NUMBER AS.
! Presidents and v. Presidents 81 Ilhs U1s.

Presidents aild ': PRESIDENTS Of The 0, s.
l75'..- George Washington eIesec:.ed
president. John Adams who had beef, il,
Europe. during most ofihe Revolutionary
War and had recently returned, was elect
ed Vice President. Congress mel al N.
York. Washington. dressed in a suit Of
Domestic Manufacture. John Adams
walked The streets with his hat under bis
arm. wearing sword. = - -. - s.,s -
1872. Washington again chosen pres.
ldent. John Adams, vice president, osqs
nsl79i--lohn Adams, chose a president.
Ehgmasi Jefferson. vice president .v,i
gal600. Thomas, jefferson, pre- sident;
Aaron Burr. vice president 's.qesq %
sd lsO4.--ThoDas' Jeffef son, reelected
president; George Clinton, vice pyes't.i
1sOS,- James Madison, pres't |; Geo.
Clinton, vice president. ~, .' 80,
II lSl2.--James Madison. reelectedprss.
dent Elbridge Gerry, vice, president
? lSl6.-James Monroe. pres't Daniel
D. Thompkins vice prss'ts a4gs 0900a1e
!l820s--James Monroe. reelecie5 pres't;
Daniel d.. Thompkins, vice pres't!eq 81
1921 .4ndre W Jackson had SO votes,
John C: Adams cts ~st0 !" 81 "a"
VIM. H Crawford aaenei.. is,g. m
Henry CLAY . / hslaqi9iJas 81 q"
John c. Calhoun. vice pfet't. John Q
Adams, elected Pres't by the House OF
Representatives. o7aa'es1al oaA
1s2S.-Andrew Jackson. elected Pres't;
John c. Calhoun, Y. PRESS.
lS33.-And. Jackson. reelected .Pres't,
~as Jackson received 2l9 voies.,
H: Clay % '',aa 90 l'''I,o
John Floyd % IA ,,t.ttIlaga
w. WIN. Writ g IT, ls,a3
Martin Van Buren,. Y. .Pres't. asmn1se
7 ls36.--Martin Van Buren,, President.
Ivan Buren, received ia votes.
w. Fl. Harrison 'ai27 3 as.sd
yaoHugh L.White s"9al26 g.sau,a
Daniel Webster % q:4tu.' att
has w. p. Mangum "eo6l rs"Ssd{
Richard hutchinson, v. Pres'Eg ,5oilg .s,i
lS40.-Gen. Harrison, chosenPFesi;
a Harrison received 234 votes;ai 81
Van rBureI So hs60sv" T. sjIaG
John Tyler. v. Pres't.d eli "a .susc o..
5Is44.--James X. Polk, elected Prest;
Geo. NJ. Dallas, ". Presto aoisnsqsla
The Two SE1Es.-The following true.
and interesting paragraphs are extracted
from an article by Mrs. Sigourney. whose
mind is the dwelling Of ight and beauty:
Mo- F1afn,he 10 ted hA
ties and mysteries OfReedle- work; taught
to have patience with the feebIeness and
waywardness of infancy, and TO steal with.
noiseless step about the CHAMBER Of the
sick; and woman. might be Instructed TO
contend for the palm Of science; TO pour
forth eloquence in the Senates, or "wace
through helcs of slaughter to throne"
Ye, revoltings Of The soul would attend
this violence to nature; this abuse Of phys
ical and intellectual energy; while The
beauty Of social order would be defaeed,
and the fountains OF earthly fslicity bro.
ken up.
We arrive therefore, at the coneln.iiorrl..
that the sexes are intended for different
spheres. and constructed ia conformity 10
their respective destinations by Him who
bids the oak brave the fury ofihe tempess.
and the Alpine flower lean It's check ON
the bosom ofeteInsI SHOWS. But disparity
does not necessarily imply inferi@ify. =
The high places Of the earth with their
pomp and glory, arc indeed accessible
only 10 the march OF ambition, or grsSp
of ower; but those Who pass. With faith
full and unapplauded zeal, through their
humble round of duty, are not unnotiecd
by the .'Great Taskmas,er's cry and
their endowments, though accounted pov.
erty among men, may prove durabls
riches in the kingdom Of Heaven.
DESTROY THE "a NHsr.-.
Reader. If YOU have an apple. orchard. ne