The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-05-11
Jackson County.

Inc IOiloWlnS miehb properly haNS
been made part of our Notes on Jack
son County" but as historical sketches
are in order during this Centennial year, \
we will make this a separate article. We /
find the most OF it in the report of the
Secretary of State.
Jackson county was organized in the I
year 1916, and the vote of the entire |
county that year for Governor was as
follows:
Thomas Worthington l2O, James Dun
lap 1872; total. 252
In 1918 the vote of the couaty on Gov
ernor was 300 Ethan A. Brown had &c,
and James Dunlap 233.
In 1920 for Governor, the vote stood
for Ethan A. Brown l40, jeremiah Nor
row 50, William II. Harrison l24; total,
$40.
1922. Jeremiah Morrow 2lO, Allen
Trimble 1876; total, 4O6.
1924. jeremiah Morrow lO4, Allen
Trimble SOB; total, COZ.
1926, Allen Trimble 62O. Alexander
Campbell IL, Benjamin Tappan lls; to-
tai, $50
1928, Allen Trimble 527, John W.
Campbell 22S; total, 755.
1880, Duncan Macarthur 27s, Robert
Lucas 3lS; total. 500. Robert Lucas was
the first Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio McArthurs majority in
the State was l,6ss. But we will now go
back to the vote of Jackson county.
In the year 1882 the vote for President
in jackson county was for Jackson, Dem
ocrat. 554. Clay, Whig. 3G7; total. 92l.
Democratic majority 1s7.
For Governor in 1884, Robert Lucas,
Democrat, AIS, James Findlay, Whig,
429; total, 907. Democratic majority 40.
For President in 1886, VIM. ii. Harri-
son, Whig, AS, Martin Van Buren,, Dem
ocrat, 437 total, $50; whig majority. s.
For Governor in 1888. Wilson Shannon,
Democrat, GAG. Joseph Vance, Whig, 1872;
total, 1l4l Democratic majority, l57.
In ls40. Thomas Corwin, Whig, 762,
Wilson Shannon, Democrat, s3S; total,
1000. Democratic majority, 76. Our
first vote cast for Governor, was one Of
Corwin's 1862
In 1912, Wilson Shannon, Democrat,
s34. Thomas Corwin. whig, COL. Leicester
King, Abolitionist, "a total, l549.
In 1914, Mordecai BARLEY, Whig, SO,
David Tod, Democrat, lO2S, Leicester
King. Abolitionist, Il; total, 1917.
In 1916. William Bebb, whig, 707. Da-
vid Tod, Democrat, $50, Samuel Lewis,
Abolitionist, l6; total. 1913.
In ls4s, John B. Weller, Democrat,
l06l, Seabury Ford, Whig, s24; total,
1885.
In 1850, Reuben Wood, Democrat,
1867, VIM. Johnston, whig, 923; total,
1880.
In 1851, Reuben Wood, Democrat, 742,
Samuel F. Vinton, Whig, 74s; total.
1890. whig majority, 6.
In 1858, VIM. Medill, Democrat. S26,
Nelson Barrere, whig. SOC, Samuel Lewis,
Abolitionist, so; total, 1852.
The vote in the entire State that year
was Medill. Democrat. 1869; Barrere,
Whig, S5,S57; Lewis, Abolitionist, So
346. That was the entering wedge into
the heart of the Old Whig party.
In 1855. VIM. Medill, Democrat, 73s
Salmon P. Chase, Repu blican, ia, Allen
Trimble, Know Nothing, l67; total,
1923.
In 1857. Salmon P. Chase, Republican,
| 763. Henry B. Payne. Democrat, ll35, p.
Van-Trumph, Know Nothing, 100; total
20lS.
In 1859. VIM. Dennison, Republican,
ll9S, Rufus p. Ranney, Democrat, 1888 !;
total, 2437.
In 1861, David Tod, Republican, 1851,
Hugh j. Jewett. Democrat, 1901; total,
2752.
In 1868. John Brough. Republican.
PIGS. Clement l.. Vallandigham, Rebel,
1886; total, 3454.
In 1865, Jacob d. Cox, Republican,
1858. George w. Morgan, Democrat
ll02; total, 2660.
In 1867, r. B. Hayes, Republican, 1857,
Allen g. Thurman, Democrat, 1921; to.
tai, 367S.
For President in 1868, Grant, Republi-
can, 20S3, Seymour. Democrat, 1912; to-
tai, $685..
For Governor in 1869, Hayes, Republi-
ian. 2022. Pendleton, Democrat, 176S;
total, 1890.
In 1871, E. F. Noyes, Republican, 1923.
Geo. w. McCook, Democrat, l76S; total,
1896.
For President in 1872, Grant, Republ;-
can. 225s. Greeley, 1855, Black, 4, 0Con-
or, 81; total, 1888.
For Governor in 1873. Noyes, Republi-
can, 1905. Allen, Democrat, 1888, Stew
art. Prohibition, l64, Collins, Liberal, l3 /;
total, 1920.
In 1875, Allen Democrat, 2207, Hayes,
Republican, 2494, odell, Prohibition, % /;
total, 472S.