Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-05-25
Vote of Belmont County from
1906 to 1876.

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have given the politics of each candidate 8
far as we were able to ascertain that matter
The votes as given here are for Governor, ex
cept where otherwise stated. These stalistic
are compiled from the annual report of Sec
retary of State Bell, for 1875
1sW Edward Tifin, 571 votes There wa
no opposing candidate, the total vote of til,
State being cast for Tiffin
1907, r. j. Meigs 705; Nathaniel Massie 174
Meigs was elected Governor by S11 majority
1903, Samuel Huntington 451 Thos. Worth
ington S16. Huntington was elected by 1859.
majority
1910, Return j. Meigs 4s7; Thos. Worth
ington 495. Meigs was elected by 2193 mai
1912, Return j. Meigs 1893; Thomas Scot
70. Meigs was elected by 1856 majority
1914 and 1916, no return from Belmont fol-
either year. Thos. Worthington was elected
in 1914 by 970S majority and in 1916 by 1866
majority.
1918, Ethan A Brown 1892; James Dunbar
81. Brown was elected by 22119 majority.
1920, Ethan A. Brown 1S42; jeremiah Nor
row Is; VIM. III. Harrison 49, Brown wa:
elected by 21062 majority over both.
1922, no return from Belmont. jeremiah
| Morrow was elected Governor this year ovel
Allen lr1mDle Dy 0lOU majority.
1924, jeremiah Morrow 1858; Allen Trimble
1191. Morrow was elected by 241S majority.
1926, Allen Trimble 1887; John Bigger 113;
Alex. Campbell S95; Benz. Tappan 574.-
Trimble was elected by 5S454 majority over
all.
1928, Allen Trimble 1875; John w. Camp.
bell 1892. Trimbe was elected by 2O2O mai
1880, Duncan Macarthur (Nat. Rep. 1922;
| Robert Lucas (Dem.) 1853 Macarthur Was
elected by 1858 majority
1882, President Jackson Dem. 237O; Clay
| (Whig) 2191. Jackson carried Ohio by 4707
majority, and was elected Robert Lucas
(Dem. was elected Governor this year over
Darius Lyman (Whig) by S066 majority
Vote by counties not given.
1884, Robert Lucas Dem 2l07; James
Findlay (Whig) 2230. Lucas was elected by
1924 majority.
1886, President-Harrison (Whig) 1866;
Van Buren, (Dem.) 1858. Harrison carried
Ohio by S720 majority, but Van Buren was
elected. Joseph Vance (Whig) was elected
Governor this year over Eli Baldwin Dem. }
by 6046 majority. Vote by counties rot given.
1888, Wilson Shannon (Dem 267O; Joseph
Vance (Whig) 1920. Shannon was elected by
573S majority.
1910, Thomas Corwin (Whg) 1895; Wilson
Shannon Dem 2806. Corwin was elected by
1880 majority.
1912, Wilson Shannon Dem. 1865; Thos
Corwin (Whig) 2770. Shannon was elected by
1898 majority.
1874, Mordecai Bartiey (Whig) 3OS1; David
Tod Dem. 1867; Leicester King (AbolitiOnist)
222. BARLEY was elected by 1911 majority
over Tod
1916, William Bebb CWhig) 2475; David
Tod Dem. 1867; Samuel Lewis (Abol. 1914.
Bebb was elected by 1861 majority over Tod.
1848, John B. Weller Dem. 1885, Seabury
Ford (Whig) 3169. Ford was elected by 81
majority.
1850, Reuben Wood Dem 2456; VIM.
Johnston (Whig) 1884; Edward Smith (Abol) }
50. Wood was elected by 1888 majority over
Johnston
1851, (under new Constitution.) Reuben
Wood Oem. 1862; Samuel F. Vinton (Whig)
2747; Samuel Lewis (Abol. 1876. Wood was
elected by 26106 majority over Vinton.
1858, William Medill Dem 1864; Nelson
Barrere (Whig) LIS; Samuel Lewis (Abol }
1888. Medill was elected by majority of
61806 over Barrere and 1850 over both
1855, VIM Medill Oem) 1861 Salmon p
Chase (Rep) 1850; Allen Trimble Know Moth
ing) 1908. Chase was elected by 1871 ma
jority over Medill
1856, Attorney General-C P Wolcott (Rep)
1901; Samuel M Hart Oem) 1866; John NJ
Bush know Nothing) 1908. Wolcott was
elected by 202S2 majority over Hart
1857, Chase (Rep) 1872: Henry B Payne
Oem) 2417; Phil Van Trump OK NJ $50
1858, Attorney General-CP Wolcott (Rep)
2716; Durbin Ward (Dem) 253O. Wolcott
was elected by 2O7S4 majority
1859, VIM Dennison (Rep) 22S0; Rufus
RaHney Oem) 2591. DennisOn was elected by
1926 majority.
1860, President-Lincoln (Rep) 2675: Doug
las Dem) 1850; Breckenridge (Dem) 1885, Bell
(American) iii. At the State election this
year James Murray was elected Attorney Gen
eral by 25241 majority over David W Stanl-
baugh (Dem.)
1861. David Tod (Rep) 3Os5; Hugh Jew
EFT (Dem) 3l3S. Tod was elected by 55223
1862, Secretary of State-Wm w Armstrong
(Dem) 3544; Wilson S Kennon CRep) 2591.e
Armstrong was elected by 5557 majority.
1868, John Brough (Rep) 1919; l. Vallan-
digham (Dem) 1857. Brough was elected by |
10109S majority
1864, Secretary of State-Wm Ii Smith |
rep 3016; VIM W Armstrong (Dem) 1885. |
Smith Was elected by 54303 majority. For /
President same year, Belmont county voted |
Lincoln (Rep) 1854; Mcclellan (Dem) 1856.
Lincoln carried the State by 5941S majority.
1865, Jacob d Cox (Rep) 1868; Geo W Nor
gan (Dem) 3289. Cox was elected by 29S45
majority.
1866, Secretary of State-Wm III Smith
Rep 1886; BENZ f LeFever (Dem) $780,
Smith was elected by 1896 majority
1867, R B Hayes (Rep) 3412; Allen G Thur
nan (Dem) 1871. Hayes was elected by 1898
majority.
1868, President (Rep) 1898; Sey-
nour (Dem) 3S63 Grants majority in the
State, 41546.
1869. r B Hayes Rep) 324s; Geo H Pen
ileton (Dem) 1854. Hayes was elected by
'506 majority.
1870, Secretary of State-L r Sherwood
Prohibtion) 100. Sherwood was elected by
$500 majority.
1871, Edward F Noyes (Rep) 1899; Geo w
'IcCook Oem) 36S1; Stewart (Pro)3S. Moves
vas elected by 2O16S majority.
1872, Secretary of State-A II Wikoff (Rep)
13S; Aquilla Wiley (Dem) 3739; T Schu-
nacher pro- 66 Wikoff was elected by 14147
majority. President-Grant (Repl, 1857;
ireeiey (Dem) 3647; O'Conor (Dem) o.
irant's majority in the State, 1881.
1873, E F Noyes (Rep) 1914; VIM Allen
Dem) 1894; Stewart (Pro) 230; Collins Lib)
6. Allen was elected by S17 majority over
Joyes
1874, Secretary of State-Wm Bell, Jr,
Dem) 1905; A T Wikoff Qsep 37O7; Buchtel
Pro- S5. Bell was elected by 17202 majority.
1875, VIM Allen (Dem) 1888; r b Hayes
Rep) 4514; Odell (Pro) %. Hayes was ]
lected by 5544 majority.
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