Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-10-25

and Jefferson as Vice President.
Second contest, 1sOO-Adams and Jeller
son.
Jefferson, 73
Burr 73
Adams G5
Pinckney Gj
John Jay
There being lie between jefferson ant
Burr, the election was carried into th,
House. Jefferson became President, ant
BUR- Vice President.
1S0I-Changc in the Constitution.
In this contest the Republican candidate.
were Jefferson and George Clinton of New
York. The Federalsts nominated Charlie,
c. Pinckney of South Carolina for Presi
dent, and Rufus King of New York fol
Vice President. The result was
For the Republican ticket 1872
For the Federal ticket a
lS0S-First election of Madison,
Madison, 122
Pinekney, Il
George Clinton 1l3 yotes) was, with Mad
ison, elected Vice President.
1Sl2-Madisons second election, vote icl
President was
Maulsoh, rs
De Witt Clinton, IS
ror icc rresiueht
Gerry, l3l
Ingersoll, So
,H' o'e''io" Vi iuhroe'
James Munroe for resident, and Danie
ID. Tomkins of New York for Vice Presi.
"'"'' "e.' ''oe'cu oy 100 e'ec'oraI No'es
"s''"'' nuiu' mug tne reuciai c"nuiua''
ioi IeSiuen'' 'nese Oh No'es Deihg ulstrlD-
"'.' 'i'oS ee'eia c''u'u"'es'
M"'i'oe seco"u eiec'Ioh'
"uii'oc was ie-eiec'eu Tiesioent ny ev-
cry e'ectofai Vote save one ana loihklhs
was ro-e'ec'eu vice rresiueht ny zlo votes
"s"'ns' ~, H.
io- i'e ''s' Oons'ess'on"' rresiueh''al
no'h'ia'''1S caucus Us ne'u 'h's year. anu
=" "'' p"' " was
''S'''' .''i"'o' NC iiesiueh'i"i c'uu'ua'eS
"''' ,,,',,. ,"0" "'oA 'o"i N"i"oy Au-
"mi'' " Imam ~ VIA" ioiu an" iie"ry
NY i"o 'o''9 WIZ mus o'Ni"eu'
v","'O"' %
Au"''9' 81
Ni""'''"' II
my
no e'''',o" was 'n'o"n i'''o inc mouse
on inc III st pa'I"' Au"lls was eiee'eu'
""Ni"S i'Oo'''" '''' ''''s " h'''ec'' S'"''S
against '"c hso" seNe'' 'la"ioru iour'
loZo-'acNso'l against Aua''ls'
Jackson Ill thls contest was triuihphant-
~ ele c'ed' MS eicc'ioh Vo'e peihg l's TO 81
ior Auan's'
Jackson secohu eiec'op'
Andrew 'acksoh, democrat, 2ls
hehry 'Iay' Natlohal i'epup., ~
1onm rioyu Voo' ,aro''ii" Vo'e') IL
Wnliahl "ir'' anu mason
Ioio-Marlih van bureh eieclloh'
Martih van bufeh, democrat, 2l9
W. H. HARRISON opposltioh' 3
hugh L' White, opposition,
pahiei webster, mass. vote,) ii
W. l. MahSuh' 10 Gar Note) ii
oo'. hicharu NJ johnson oi hehtncKN'
win van buren, was run ior vice rresi-
uehl' rs 'he regular democratic nominee
Ihe eleclioh oi wee PRESIDENT was car
rieo 10 inc SENATE where johnson was chos-
GU,
Johnson 30
ri""o's "r"hScr III ~ l.
lofo-the result oi the electoral vote was
iIarrlso" ZS4
van buren, 90
leii-peieat OF Henry clay,
FOLK ana Dallas l'o
Gay ana freihghuyseh' lo'
WIN the lhiriy-slN electoral votes ofNew
YORK given 10 Gay (ahd the lo,OOO aboH-
tion wings could have given him the State
by 10000 majority he would have been
President.
ls4s-Election Of Gen. Taylor.
Taylor and Fillmore, 1863
Cass and Butler of Kentucky, 1877
Here, with the. transfer Of the thirty-six
voets of New York from Taylor to Cass, the
result would have been 1863 for Cass and l27
fo- Taylor.
ls52-The election OF Pierce.
1852 resultedin giving Pierce the clecto-
raj vote of all the states except Vermont
and Massachusetts in the North. and Ken
tnclyord To,nossoo II, Tho son,h
,stc E,oa,,a 80 p.,1,' =" ,"e ','''"'
Iooo-Eleciioh oi buehahah'
buchanan and Breckenridge, DEM, l7O
Fremont and Dayton, Rep, lO2
Fillmore and Donaldson.
Fremont carried all tbe northern states
,,',,c -, -, =, .-..--,...,..
oNecPt 'ai'orhl", NC" 'ersoy, re""Sy wan
Ia, Indiana and Illinois; buchanan all The
southern states except Maryland, which