The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15
Upton, IOWA; JUNE IS, 1865.

Upton, low.
the empire" Around are strown the EN-.
broidery, the baskets, the scarfs, and al
the graceful works of Iowa's loyal daugh-
ters. A committee Of thirteen, where
Of the Rev. Z. S. Norris is chairman,
and the Secretary Of State, G. Abel,
Esq, and the following ladies, members:
Mrs. Ely, Marsh, Plumbe, McClellao,
Wickersham, Downing, May, Duncan,
Bloomer, Mills, Simmons, Hager and
Lathrop. -. .. .9st 49,. ....a
And thus and there our Western SIS.
ter is "at home" in Chicago. She has
contributed almost twenty thousand dol.
lars to the Fair, and remittances for al
most thousand more have been received
since the delegation pitched their camp
in the eastern wing. Between March,
1864, and March again, tho State has
given more than fifty thousand dollars in
cash to the Sanitary Commission,
and distsnced whole group Of Western
States in the blessed rivalry.
And Iowa has thrown fold of her
neighborly tent over far Nebraska, that
has sent its contributions ef six thousand
dollars. Here are the beadwork and the
wampum, the bows and arrows and neck.
lace, and other Indian bravery---gifts of
the Pawnees-the red mans Offering upon
the alter. Iowa is not alone in tho
splendid record, but che stands In the
front rank, and for the soldiers every.
where, aud for tho honor of the broad
land, We give her thanks and greeting.
List of Presidents and Vice Presidents.
The following list of Presidents and
Vice Presidents of the United States, as
we'll as of those who were candidates for
these Offices since the organization of the
Government, will be found to be very
convenient for reference:
17S9-George Washington and John
Adams, two terms, no opposition.
l797-John Adams, opposed by Thorn.
as Jefferson, who having the next highest
electoral vote, became Vice President.
1S0l-Thomas Jefferson and Aaron
Burr; beating John Adams and Charles
G. Pinckney.
lS05-Thomas Jefferson and George
Clinton; beating Charles G. Pincknsy
and Rufus King.
lS09-James Madison aud George
Clinton; beating Charles c. Pinckncy.
1SI3-James Madison aud Elbridge
Gerry; beating De Witt Clinton. CO.
- 18l7-Jas. Monroe and Daniel D.
Tompkins; beating Rufus King. ,ess,.,
1S21-James Monroe and Daniel D.
Tompkins; beating John Quincy Adams.
1s25-John Quiosy sAd.ns sod John
G.. Calhoun; beating Andrew Jackson,
Henry Clay, and Mr.. Crawford, there be.
log four candidates for President, and
Albert Gallatin for Vice President.
ls29-Andrew jackson add John c.
Calhoun; beating John Quincy Adams
and Richard Rush.
1s33-Andrew Jackson and Martin
Van Buren; beating Henry Clay, John
Floyd and VIM. Writ for President; and
VIM. wilkins, John Sergeant and Henry
Lee for Vice President.
ls37-Martin Van Buren aud Rich.
ard NJ. johnson; beating VIM. H. Har.
rison, Hugh L. White, and Daniel Web.
ster, for President and John Tyler for
Vice President.
184l-Wm. H. Harrison, and John
Tyler, beating Martin Van Buren aud
Littleton W. Tazewell. Harrison died
one month after his Inauguration, and
John Tyler became President for the
remainder of the term.
l645-Jamos X. Polk and George NJ.
Dallas; beating Henry Clay and Theo.
dore Frelinghuysen.
ls49-Zachary Taylor and Millard
Fillmore, beating Lewis Cass and Martin
Van Burcn for President, and William
o, Butler aud Charles +. Adams for
Vice President. Taylor died July 9,
1850, and Fillmore became President.
1S53-Franklin Pierce and Wm. R.
King; beating Winfield Scott and W. A.
Graham.
lS57-James Buchanan and John G.
Breckinridge; beating John G. Fremont
and Millard Fillmore for President, and
William L. Dayton and A. j. Donelson
for Vice President.
1S61-Abraham Lincoln and Hanni
bal Hamlin; beating John Bell, Stephen
A. Douglas and John G. Breckinridge
for President; and Edward Everett, Her
schel V. johnson and Joseph Lane fol
Vice President.
1S65-Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson; beating Geo. b. Mcclellan and
Geo. II. Pendleton by the largest MAORI.
~ ever given by the American people.
1S65-Andrew johnson sworn in II
President Of the United States, on Sat-
urday April 18th, in consequence Of the
death of Abraham Lincoln, by assassina.
tion.