Smyrna times., 1856-10-08
rVr'ffrn for The Nmgrna TT,o,x 9

O""Posed OF 81 letters.
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yond tie Jordun: -''' 'yihg be-
the HnIy o. ~ i'i was one Of the provinc,s,f
i. & ~ T. ID H. l9. is county in Ken,uol.
o. o. H. H. q, is a ladys name. 'Nei'"cky;
near W. ~ - ~ H. D, is "A town in Engt..,
membar tn a0' IT, g. s. q is day all should 70.
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gulshed Amer ican lady. Who J;nd ",S,.r~
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rivers IN Asia; principal
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wy Whole Is tavUrte Amer ,.:,, .'.- i'"a-
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week = WmfeM Scott. "' VI Ia'e
,s.,@ afI I"tNItAt EtEcrIoN SINCE In1OS
! i'"'"' "heh Monroe was Chosen H.. 'hct
| '"' VIII" n"t one opposite { !, ct,..,I O'hd
'cs eehtIai elections have hcon ts'. we 'hn
'a . Se"tr'ly supposed. That is ,o', '"
p'P"''r majority for thr >ucc.ssGI o."? "a"
ni;, "rS never T oeen excessive; and had onIv "'H
u'ny. Ills was the case, for examnln :, p,"r'
"ncn Tue votes cast tor Clay, and tbosn ~, ~,
a"uy OH blrney, exceeded, in the a.r,." ."'"~N
Iv f,Gu iG1 roIk' making the latter ac1
TO go back to 1894. Tn thu.
dldates were in the field, jackson 80. A., tOuf cam
iord and Clay. Tne first received d@"iS' so Craw>
Sotes' the second "a, the third Al ,eG'oraI
iourth 81. The election, under tbos,o ouu The
etahces' deVolvlng on the House AIh~ S"eslh~
CelVeG the vote of IL States, jackson of1 re-
CIaWiOrd OF 4. In 1928, jackson waS ~ d"0
W tne popular voice, obtaining l79 olon.""I o"oseI
'oteS out OF the 26I, which then coun,e.N4
the Electoral College. In 1890 I.oGned oGaSt'u'ed
agaIll CHOSEN by the popular voice, and was was
~ d" even greater ma ority receivinr ~"
Clay. 0PPoheht, Henry
ms orlhgs Us up to 1886, or twentv ,,o.
~. IN mat year Van Buren,, thouUb o,'n1 yoatS
lieSiue"l' peat Harrison in the po1uIar r",
Un,g aoout t4,U)O, though he had 10 eIec,o,.i
.;s,s ou' VI <9+ -Four years afterwards H..
t;mos "' iirSt sight, to have had tbra.
ohtoi,,aJ nS supporters as Van Buren,. for n.
n;st h'I cn votes, while his aptarn.
MIST had but 60; yet he only heat rho I"tdgo+
tAe popular vote, about one hundred a'I ''' !"
thousand, out of poll of nearly t,ya Iu SiA!
lour hundred thousand. Another cnr;a'n 'i'io"'
,uIe Vi the election of 1910 was thai ILe n'''
Ia 'o'e exceeded by nearly two-thrds ,rn,
C"S> ~ 1000. Van Buren,, for instance D' a.
t@nceu tn,' aS he was, received 3G4 OU0 vn,e,
l944' as we nave said already. PoIk w. 'eS :"
any minority President: and vat 10 "I'"'
O'uy Oy larger popular faaiority Than H..
son mad beaten Van Buren, !: The yo,o bn;a il"irl'
& oih l'1'o' 1885, Tor Clay l,297,2l2. Tbeelao ,o'
t"ra' Ims coiiege stood, however, I7O for p'IL =
lUo LOT clay. In lS48 Taylor received D." ,c., 70
e'ec'oral votes and Cass I57 The o |
"'ate oi New York in tn election dec;d,SI Sv"N ,I
Con.es'' Oy gong for Tay lor, in conseona,'" '"V
10. ,1 uenlocidcy being divided; and thus nv.
iOr w. was also minority President. d!
"hen we Compare these eIections v,;,h
prior 10 1850, we see how u,rot o'0n' win those
contested they have been. In IS0t cioSe
stance Jefferson had 1872 e,ectoraI ya' io' III,
FihKhey' his opponent, IL onlv +, a'u
MadlSon ~ had 122 and Pinkney IL r. go A
Iauisoh ~ had l2S and Clmlon so H. 80.
bnnn Lnoilroe had +o3 and klUg 34 In Is2o - ~s
- s;'tt I'ieauy mentioned. Mauroe had 23i n,Iv
,n 5io 'ote OclnS cast IN uppuslilun
statistics show how nearly oon.l
Wv W 'lueu the people IN these United S,.t.t 4'.'
J Ii o"iuilal questions aud federal pol,cv !.
49,, sun circumstances, moderation m The vc
ttao to,s 70 clearly sound policy. Where ,wo N.Y.
49, "ppioSch SO closely TO each other in ,,r,,
~ Is ioiiy for either 10 urge extreme n,.,
S';.. ahu lax OF using furce to co,;,n.l ,,.a
10 submission. 1t was NOT IN .n,.j'
stnh spi' 'Nat tle Union was formed, nor can !, -,
SucN spirit be maintained. - !"
IERRIRLE RIoTs AT BAIrIuopp D.,,,
oc'' o'-Ihe political Excitement nora'"%;A
out ci'y mas become intense, and to dan
'.o'S occurred IN different parts of the c,;v 'oD'
5,Sio,'T.S lLoil this cause. The most s,.riors
mny originated from REPORTS ,bo, ,t''
PoeI nave imported party of Ney Yort
oioos;' 80 ~ 10 lheE lighting at The polls at tL',
eiectioh Tor Mayor on "Wednesday par' a. my sle
au,q"drterS OF the Empire CLUB. and subia
tuenty tavern Oh Marsh Market Snacs 49,
SaiI"a' W Inob. In both instances the 49,
@nT'l 'S were driven off by the use of fire r,''s
,,,oro & one rndh Was shot, but humber ofotbars
80 severely beaten. There was oroaT
,rn,''t' VI uIscharges OF fire arms, and i,nmenSo
nv "eie cOngregated in the vicinity
HE oLp CONNECTICUT CHArrrp Thoo all
rn9k 81" "t re' ceI' which Was deposited in tho
frame 81 '.oa 0naf.et Oak, has been incIosed IN
me hundred ~, " lne tree which preserved 1t
" Hon. Robert Tombs' of c.
ylassschusa,," 10 Non. BENZ. F. HaIlett. Of
'i"sSachusetts, ., denying that he evar ,L"e' VI
a a TO "call the roll of his sIavas 0i '"reatep- n
bnnd r ne complains that President WavIami
nouia nave charged him with ut,ar;,,'' a"i 'a"u
polish threat. WIN utterlng such a
n a anaS u"hAI hAUL'-Oue hundred persons. Of
- ages ana professions, were arrested h." ,L,
oS'ou police' on Monday evening. while an.
Hseu lh " shaking props" at uoIor,n,,s ,a,n.
''"s mouse ~ The cHy. The humber oi ,,b7c,.r.
ssaeep M ~ nHdk.nng the arrest were twchr
hAHHFR GRAPHlc.-A BOston paner sno.L
. % lone OF It's COMMERCIAL represen,aiir.pps
e chy, says: He has taken m \ INN -, % .!
a'tli'eonsequenee trq at every port al w,r, w."
- happened to. touch, aud started n,srI,,.a3 ,
pa'S'y % and ScrnPieS 10 make way LOT U"' ,,as',~
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